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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-01-10
Chevy Chase OAR
Hold Holiday Meet
By Mary e. whIteford

The Christmas Meeting of the
Chevy Chase Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton featured American Christ.
mas Music with Louis A. Potter
at the pipe organ, accompanied at
the piano by Mrs. Ben b. Tread
well and Mrs. James @. Reber,
giving an interesting story of the
Carols before she sang them. She
also led in the group singing of
the Christmas music.
IT was one Of the most beau.
tiful programs given by the chap
ter who were fortunate in having
three such outstanding artists.
Mr.. Potter was director of the
Washington Choral Society for 10
years and beside being an out
standing piano and organ teacher
he is organist and choir director
Of the Calvary Methodist Church.
Mrs. Reber is chairman of music,
and Mrs. Treadwell, accompanist
of the Women's Association Of
the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church.
The meeting was held as it has
been for the past fourteen years
at the home of Mrs. Roger J..
Whiteford, at 4101 Leland Street,
who was luncheon hostess with
Mrs. Warder b. Jenkins, Mrs. VIII
liam J. Blackwood, Mrs Francis
M. Hoffheimsj and Mrs. F. M
Lansdowne assisting.
A business meeting followed
with the regent, Mrs. Eliot c. Low
EFT, presiding and from the vari-
GUS reports given singing Christ.
mas Carols was not all that the
Chapter members had been do.
ing.
Letters OF thanks were read
from the Board of Education In
montgomery County thanking Tor
the gift Of $50 for the children's
shoe fund and also a member of
the police force sent thanks to the
Chapter for $3.50 given to help
out a family in the county whose
children could not 60 to school for
need Of shoes and galoshes.
Cedarcroft Hospital received $50
and a check for $50 was sent to
the Donation Day Tea at Mont.
gomery County Hospital.
Mrs. II. L. Dryden, chairman
Of Approved Schools, passed red
Christmas stocking and each
member put in a penny for each
pound they weighed-it totaled
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-01-10
MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL
Thursday. January 10. 1857
HITS for MRS
BY Dorothy B. Waleski
Garden 1889

POSTSCRIPT TO AN OLD RESOLUTION: Never again will
going the day before off the diet
BY hit week later had gained
back almost every that had Dragged about losing
But the New Year is here and back on ab
and life is real life is earnest
Since can't thoughts above the level OF our tom
Wen all noble and tell about perfectly marvellous
other month.
II you have teenager house. you undoubtedly
heard about Submarines But and eenager found
the place Wheaton, Jerry Sub Shoppe 1888
Road where all and of these delec
table concoctons can be found?
suls, the county the prop
these mealone sandwiches The
Jerry in their their fifth grade student at Mckinney
Hills who celebrated his tenth birthday yesterday
the county November the Suls had plenty
of experience making subs in their unchroom Nichols Avenue
in Anacostia tits loss is gain to coin phrase 81
Lea tells that although they didn't actually keep track OF
tween s. to IS thousand long rolls building their variation Of the
submarine
and Abe capable building up SO subs
hour when hard pressed Their assembly line is so efficient
that they carry conversations with the customers at the
great delight explaining and Illustrating
all the varied ingredients used
these soft hard french bread sliced
enghwse cold assorted ham, hamburger steak with
without you prefer cheese pickles thny sliced raw onions
lettuce chill relish cooked onions for the hambur
steaks the whole spnled with olive oil Not
you you may peppers added your IA
voe combination But watch that Abe When he's dealing the
pers strong cry, 1 testify
While you off your chns we'll into the matter
prices which feel The subs vary 30
cents to dollar depending ingredients and size. v
The dollar half lengthand exceptionally long
arms its ingredients wouldn't want to the
kitchen sink wasn't in there somepace.
For hosesses with unexpected guests these subs the an
to Mother Hubbards Just give the Suls ring
lockwood 5O06 they'll have your order ready pick
the time you get there
They also make awfly after movies PTA
meetings OF teenage party should be without these first
class fileruppers
Now that have given you the ingredients people from other
sections of the country will have recognized their old iends
hoage Poor Boys grinders cubans Bascay accord
Abe they Italian origin french bread the contrary
We first met them last when went to visit the Coast
Guard Cape May New Jersey don't know where the assoca
ton but thought all those hoage signs advertising
fried fish.
If could explain why hoagies and hushpuppes
urlad 49,
In the meane wish the best Of luck the
sus may all their tears be of the scing
machine! II
We offer belated Rockville friend wished
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year by of pink card
with gold edges and pretty angel playing the ukeee CPS
YOU forgot to sign your name)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-01-10
, MI. FROM ROCKVILLE

6 MI. FROM ROCKVILLE = /
acre of attractive grounds Cots of
flowers, shrubs and trees) with
good 2-story 4-bedroom home.
Fireplace in living room, large
dining room. TV room, y baths,
full basement; attached garage or
workshop. $21, 800. Mr.. GATH
ERSBURG- Small chicken farm.
with chickenhouse, cinderblock
brooder house, small barn, smoke
house, double garage; remodeled
farm home with living room, fire
place in large dining room, mod
ern kitchen, bath, 2 bedrooms, part
basement, oil h.ah. 5 acres of
land, pond and nice stream run
ming through property. $4,000
DAMASCUS - A bedroom brick
and frame Cape Cod. Fireplace in
living room, sep. dining room.
large Kitchen; ~ baths, pine
panelled rec. room in full base
ment. q ac. land - $4,000.
ROCKVILLE Frame Cape Cod
Fireplace in lge. living room, farm
lily sized kitchen, 2 bedrooms and
bath on LIST floor. End floor in
sulated, room for 2 large bed
rooms and bath. Fenced back
yard; utility shed for tools. Good
neighborhood - $4,000. ROCK
VILLE-West End, 2-story frame.
Z rooms and bath. One block to
stores, Pc. etc. Ideal location for
housewife and business man, or
rental. Priced at only $4,000.
Well Financed. GAITHERSBURG
- Practically new 3-bedroom
frame rambler; large living room
with dining area; full bsmnt. with
finished rec. rfn., workshop, and
util. rn., fenced, wooded lot -
S16,5OO. GAITHERSBURG New
3-bedroom rambler, living room
with fireplace, family sized kitch-
en-, bath ~ rooms are all extra
large-full bsmnt., patio with fire
place; lot 75x146' SIS, $50. Mr..
HARRISBURG - As acres with
long road frontage, cinderblock
succeed Cape Cod living
room with fireplace, sep. din
room, Kitchen, enclosed back
porch on 1st floor. 3 bedrooms
and bath on End. Nice large barn,
tractor shed, and garage. $32, 900
equipped. KAY BOWLING, Wash
ington Grove, Md. Tel. Gathers
burg 247-J. 1888
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1850, and $35 was added by the
Chapter for that project.

$3.50, and $35 was added by the
Chapter for that project.
Mrs. Felix Stapleton, radio
chairman, reported a live pro
gram on the work of the OAR
for the American Indians, over
Station WIDOW.
The Montgomery County Wei
fare Board was given $40 for a
Thanksgiving project in the
County.
Mrs. J. Madison Cults. III.
chairman of the Flag of the
United States, reported that three
flags had been presented TO
schools in the County within the
last month. Mrs. F. NJ. Lans-
downe, National Defense Chair
man, presented an interesting. ar
ticle on Excerpts from Addresses
by Members of the U. S. National
Commission for UNESCO on the
programs In the u. S. and abroad.
Miss Sidney Hessick, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Hessick.
Of Kenwood. a graduate Of the
University Of Maryland, was voted
in as a second Junior member Of
the Chapter this year.
Mrs. Eulalie McEachern was ap-
pointed chairman of Genealogical
Records by the Regent and Mrs.
Louis DENT was appointed chair.
man of transportation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-01-10
$4,000

We offer an excellent opportunity
70 ambitious men and women who
are interested in thsir future Sc
curly. This psr-fime opportunity
is IRE ground floor 10 unlimited
earnings. No SELLING. We estsb-
lish accounts in your area with
nationally advertised brands Of
merchandise. including a Hershey
Mix Chocolate product which Is
sold through the medium o. vend-
ing. To qualify for this oppor-
funity you must have t$399.ool
and no more. Investment secured
by inventory. Replies are conf
dsntisl. State references and
phone number IN your application.
Write. National Enterprises. s Gull
ford Avenue. Baltimore z. Nd.
usSO
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-01-10
EARN WHILE YOU LEARN

Learn communications. If you
are HIS grad between 1926 yrs.
we will train you at our Washing.
ton, D. c. School for assignment
in the Washington area after
graduation. The school runs 8
10 weeks. This is a permanent
position, previous exp. not neces-
sary You will receive good pay
while training with scheduled in
creases starting Immediately af-
ter graduation. Paid vacation,
holidays and a sick benefit plan
are among the many other bene-
fits. To apply write Box 272,
w. Rockville, Md. Give the
name of the school from which
you graduated and previous
working experience. 1884
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-01-10
REAL ESTATE

ROCKVILLE: Rockcrest area, 2
clean ramblers, tile bath, large
kitchen fenced lots, 3 bedroom,
can be seen anytime. DAMAS-
Gus: 3 bedroom Stucco Cape
Cod, shown by appointment.
WOODFIELD. 2 bedroom brick.
fireplace, near NH, Navy and
Acc. Phone Fred lighthouse.
PO. 2-6937 representing Jerry
Cook, Inc, Realtor. Clearwater
3-2311. 1865
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-01-10
GAITHERSRURG

GAITHERSBURG 49, 3 bedroom
rambler, full bsmat, rec. room
and bath. Large lot with trees
and nicely handicapped, with an
Choir fence. Priced at S15,650
with $1,000 cash. COUNTRY
HOME: in excel. cond. on high
way for lge. family. 5 bedrms,
21z baths on abt. ! acre with
trees, shrubbery and fruit, fully
insulated with aluminium avn
ings and storm windows, $4,000
with $500 cash. AZ ACRE
farm home with 2 baths, barn
and many out buildings, near
Acc, $27,500. Romer g. Co.,
Realtors. Phone Gaithersburg
300 1864.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-01-10

Automotive safety engineers
say that motorists are overlook
ing one easy safety advantage
locking car doors when driving.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-01-10

49, Wonderful OPP
portunity for several young am
bilious men that have a desire
to earn big money selling the
newest Buick yet, and used cars.
$50 weekly salary plus comm.
and reserve. Apply in person.
Miller Fields Buick, 300 N. Wash
ington ST., Rockville, Md. 1866
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-01-10

JUNK, PAPER, IRON - Brass,
aluminium, copper, cast iron,
house rags, steel sheet iron, junk
cars. We call for large accumu-
lation. Yard in Rockville on
Route 240. Tel. Poplar 2-3924,
Montgomery Iron & Metal Co.
1853
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WANTED-A good farm in this
area direct from owner. Must be
on a good road with a good home.
Prefer stone or brick. Cali or
write S. Olson, 5742 Oregon Ave,
N. W., Washington, D. c. WO.
6-3437. 1866
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-01-10
REAL ESTATE WANTED

5 TO 20 ACRES with high build
ng site, stream or good spring
near route 240 Interchange or
Jamestown area. Cash or terms
must be reasonable. Call Pc. 2.
4487 evenings. 1913
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-01-10
SITUATION WANTED

WANTED FARM wORK-Exper.
fenced and have small family. Can
furnish good references. Ijams-
vile, Md. Howard Estep. 1868
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HOUSEKEEPER

HOUSEKEEPER Love chill
dren, live in, 3 pre-school chill
dren, cook, light homework,
Kensington. Mother in hospital
for long stay. Excellent salary.
Call VIII. 6-S943 after Z pm.
1911
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LOST

LOST - Cat, orange, male with
white spot under chin, 1A yrs.
old in the vicinity of Montgomery
Animal Hospital, Rockville Pike,
Dec. %. Child's pet Reward. Call
oliver 2-0564. 1858
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WANTED

WANTED-Edison Cylinder Edi-
phone records. Phone Gathers
burg 963J-11. 1900
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COMING EVENTS

Organizations msy list their pic
mics, suppers. earuivals. etc. in
this column at the rate Of DC per
line 20 pit. line, per week
~e~~~~~~~~~ee~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~e~~
FEB. % Oyster and turkey sup
per beginning at 3 p. m. Wood
field Methodist Church Hall on
state route 124. Sponsored by
WSCS Bake sale and fancy table.
1868
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-01-10

MODERN APARTMENT - Unfur-
nished, bedIm.. liv. rm., kit, and
bath. $50 per month plus utilities.
Located in Laytonswlle, Md Call
Gaithersburg BOWL. 1855
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-01-10

APARTMENT FOR RENT-216
z. Montgomery Ave, 4 rooms and
bath. Call Major Paul Chmar.
Jefferson 2.0343 (Falls Church, !.
1861
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REAL ESTATE
NeeNe,NN~>e@N~eeeer
LOT EnR SAnEn

LUT FOR SALE = One lot il
Parklawn Cemetery with one or
two sites; if interested, write or
see me after 5 Pm, j. E. DOVE
500 Carr Ave, Rockville, Nd.
1854
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HELP WANTED

DENTAL ASSISTANT - Expert
ence not essential, but must have
ability to type, and have own
transportation. Cali PO 2-2823.
1445
Evening star., 1957-08-30
1888
$I2 Monthly
LIST 1895 GENERAL
ELECTRIC ST WASHER

. Two CyeIes-l for DeIiccte Fab
RIGS. ! for Ordinary Wosh . Water
Suver Cuts Woter Bill on Small
Louds . SOve l10.e5 . Just 9, in
color only.
Evening star., 1957-08-30

LIST 24o.95 RCA VICTOR
Il" CONSOLE TELEVISIoN
. 1857 Model . Mahogany Color
. Compact Cabinet . Finger-tip
Tuning . AIuminized Big 2l-lneh
Picture Tube . Sove 5l.95 Now!
Evening star., 1957-08-30

1885 WESTINGHOUSE
3-TEMPERATURE DRYER
. Three Temperature Selections
. Direct Air Flow Drying System
. Automatic Cutoff Door Lutch
. Runs on ITO or 220 Volts
Evening star., 1957-08-30

Floor Washington; Floor Spring
Evening star., 1957-08-30
SPECIAL! 3-SPEAKER
FAM0US-MAKE HI-FI!

. 3-Wctt AmpIificotion . 4-Wott
Output . Automatic lntermix Four
Speed Chunser . Blond or Ebony
Extra . Special Tomorrow!
TV and Appliances-sth Flooy Wa,
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-16
There's Christmas In :, The Air On Front Street

A very merry Christmas at- mosphere prevails on Front Street which is gaily decorated with colored lights through the cour- tesy of the volunteer firemen.
 There is music in the air from the Northern Comemrcial Co. and the Music Box throughout the day and evening.
 The traditional Christmas tree atop the NC. Store is lighted and visible from many parts of town. Another tree shines from the mar quee of the North Star Bakery.
 Contributions continue to come in from all over the community for the Community Christmas Tree Fund which will help Santa bring stockings to all children and good cheer boxes to the needy.
 Total donations collected to date is $481.
 Additional contributors are: The VIEW, Western Electric Co. personnel, Glue Pot, Eben Bros, John Swedman, June Jefferies, Grace Herman, Warren Vertrus, John Osborn, Herb and Ann Jenks, Mary Diede, Jack Reed, Mildred Murphy.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-16
Rev. Met Ginnis Tells
 About The Projected Methodist University

Rev. Fred McGinnish gave an interesting talk at the Methodist Quarterly Conference Sunday, on the progress of the Methodist school of higher learning which has been projected for the past three years and is now in the final planning stage with over a million dollars raised throughout the country.
 The institution, originally plan ned as the Methodist College, will now be known as the Methodist University, stated McGinnis. The original college of the university is planned to be liberal arts with other fields of study to follow as soon as possible and plenty of room for expansion into the sriences as yet unknown, stated McGinniSh.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-16
Explorer Scouts Sell Christmas Trees For
 Their Camping Fund

} Explorer Scouts have received some Christmas trees which they win start selling today to build up their camping fund. The trees were contributed to the Scouts tor just tiat purpose. Anyone wishing to assist in the project may call Fritz Chambers, Ray Arnold or Rod Boucher, stated
 their leader Ash Craft.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-16

LONG BEACH, Calif.-Dale R. Gould. airman, USN, son of MT. and Mrs. C. V. Stevens of Nome, Alaska, has been assigned to the Air Division as plane handler.
 Now stationed on the USS Phil ippine Sea, he entered the Navy in July. 1857 after graduating from Central Kitsap High School.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-16
Barbers Leave Thursday; Floryn Rhode Is New
 GAIA Station Manager

MT. and Mrs. Bill Barber and family are scheduled to depart for their new nome in Anchorage on Thursday of this week.
 Replacing MT. Barber as local station manager for the GAIA. is F1oryn Rhode, who comes from the C.A.A. station at Galena.
 MT. Barber will be station man. ager for GAIA. in Anchorage.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-16
Harry Little, Former Dredgemaster, Dies

Harry Little, for many years a dredgemaster for the US. Smelt- ing O., passed away last week at his home in Riggs, Calif. Cause of death was reported to be cere- bral hemhorrage. He is survived by his widow, Mamie Little, who is also well known in Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-16

The xxx Public Library will be closed Friday evening due 10 the Community Christmas Tree Cele- bration. The library will be open Saturday afternoon as usual.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-16

MT. and Mrs. William Cameron left for California Friday to spend the holiday with relatives and to participate in a family reunion.
 They plan to return about the first of the year.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-16
Nome Warmer Today
 Than Either Anchorage Or Fairbanks

Nome is the warmest of Alaslxa's three western metropolises today with the mercury registering above zero. Anchorage is reported to have 5 degrees below zero and Fairbanks 21 below.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-16
Dr. Woodcock Leaves
 For Christmas Holiday

Dr. ". Woodcock is scheduled to leave today to spend the Christmas holiday with his fam fly in Little Rock, Arkansas.
 He expects to return early in January.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-16

James von der HeYdt is in An chorage for a meeting of the Board of Governors of the Bar Assn. and plans to return tomor- row.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-16

HOUSE FOR RENT. Completely furnished. Call White 131.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

wet newspapers. or q tight
canvas. After four or i've days
remove the cover and allow the
gases to escape. This should be
done two or three weeks before
planting time.
Many viii wonder why this
problem Is only now receiving
attention. The answer Is simple.
There has been rather limited
research on the injury or con-
troll of the nematodes and none
on their effect on ornamcntals.
The chemical companies
financed this one. The Ameri-
can Rose Society. through its
research foundation. is consid-
ering additional work as funds
permit. It is hoped that more
funds win be given to the foun-
dalton so that they can expe-
dite this and other research
work for the gardener. Maybe
then we viii then have q bet
ter answer to the biackspot and
mildew problems that trouble
every rose grower In this and
many other sections Of the
United States. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
.Ikebonu Exhibit
On Embassy Row

Plans for the first annual
Ikebana international Exhihi-
ton to be held next Friday and
Saturday have been made under
the direction OF Mrs. Howard
is. Nancy, chairman.
The Japanese flower arrange
ments will be on display Friday
from II am. 10 5 pm. In the
Japanese Embassy Chancery
Annex. 250i Massachusetts
avenue NV.
Committee members include
Mrs Frank A. Allen. jr.. and
Mrs. Arthur r. Striker. hon
orafy chairmen; Mrs. Howard
Is. Nancy. chairman; Mrs.
John H. Rixie. jr., secretary;
Mrs. Frederick w. Lang. stag
ing and schedule: Mrs. Vir-
ginia Eyre Krossner, Mrs. Ur-
ban Niblo. Mrs. P. e. Battle
and Mrs. Aldo Looz. hospitality:
Mrs. John Gawler, invitations;
Mrs. James r. Stewart, public
ity: Mrs. Harlane H. Taylor.
registration: Mrs. Benfg n o
Miyares, reservations: Mrs.
John G. Mertz. and Mrs. sylvia
w. Little, setting-up; Mrs. Mall
colin s. Jones. grooming: Mrs.
]. Woodall Green. refreshing:
Mrs Clark w. Ecton and Miss
Bertiemary TarpIey, removal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
Society Honors
|LocuI Rosuriun

Past presidents Of the Amer
lean Rose Society. including
Niels j. Hansen Of Washing
ton were given honorary life
memberships at the 58th con-
vention Of the society which
recently closed at Old Point
Comfort, Va.
In addition 10 Mr.. Hansen
were Fred w. Walters Of La
Canada. Calf. the retiring
president: c. Eugene Pfister,
Mundelein. H.: DR.. william
Ayers. Lafayette. Ind: George
A. Sylvester. Wellesley Hills,
Mass: DR.. Charles Covell. Oak
land. Calf: Harry L. Erdman.
Hershey. Pa; Arthur r. Truck.
Tulsa, Okla; DR.. Louis Massey,
Ithaca. N. r.: DR.. T. Allen
Kirk. Roanoke, Va. and Rich
ardson Wright OF West
Chatham. Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
G ARDEN
GUID,A N c E
Nemotodes May colse Rose Slump
BY w. n. YoUNcMAN

fective. however. II should be
applied when the soil tempera-
lures are not below So nor
above rs F. ct q depth Of
eight inches.
The method Of application
Is quite simple. Dig q shallow
trench around the infested
plants at . radius Of II to 10
inches from the trunk. Then
punch holes 8 or 3 inches deep
and pour In q solution OF i-2-
,dibromo 3 chloropropene
(Nemagon. Fumazone). follow
ing the manufacturers direc-
tons. Cover the holes with soil
and thoroughly water. This
Is to carry the material down
into the soil before II has q
chance 70 vaporize. Fill the
trench and do not disturb for
several days.
VIII Test Soil. Roots
In case there is any doubt as
TO the presence Of nematodes,
Dr. jenkins viii run tests on
soil and roots submitted BY resi-
dents Of Maryland. Send q
quart Of soil plus . portion Of
the root system to the Depart
ment Of Pathology. University
OF Maryland. College Park, Nd.
IN q clean, but moisture-proof
box. II should be wrapped so
that 1t win not dry out in
transit. Dried up soil Is Of no
value in running q test for the
presence Of nematodes. A FREE
ger bag Is useful for sending In
soil samples.
In view Of the problems being
encountered with nematodes in
local gardens it Is probably a
good practice to disinfect the
beds with methyl bromide be-
fore planting. Other similar
materials which are equally
effective may be used but they
be applied to beds con-
tanning living plant material as
can the Nemagop and Puma
zone. Methyl bromide may be
applied after digging the soil
and pulverizing it BY pouring
the liquid into holes punched
every foot. to q depth Of 8 or
10 inches. The bed may then
be covered with Q tarpaulin.
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|cHRYSANTHEAUM
SHOW ENDING AT
BOTANIC GARDEN

The Potomac Chrys-
anthemum Society show at
the Botanic Garden. staged
In collaboration with the
National Chrysanthemum
Society. Is being concluded
today at the Botanic Gar
den.
Public viewing hours are
from . am. TO . pm.
A show feature Is an ex-
hibition Of varieties Of
nuns derived from the
Shinjuku Imperial Garden
in Tokyo by DR.. John L.
Creech.
The convention Of the
National Chrysanthemum
Society opened Friday.