davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07
Jordan Concederd La
Revoncho a Atkins en-
I'm PIozo de 90 Dfds
81 Nvevo Menarea de les WeIers ASPIRE al TtvLo Lisero

LOS ANGELES, Die. s.-eUs
P: I.)-El pugil Don Jordan ga
no ell >titulo de campeon mum
dial de peso welter venciendo
por decision unanime anoche
q Virgil Atkins en-. 5 asaltos. /.
Esta fue la primera vez que
Atkins defendi6 SUI titulo. Ell nu.
nero de los espectadores fue de
unos 5000. La capacidad del
"Olimpic Auditorium, lugsr en-
que tuvo lugar ell %encuentro, es
de varies miles mas.
Sc calculo que la entrsda bru-
ia fue de entire 25,000sq 10000
dolares.
Esas cifras son, al parecer,
las mas pequenas de una pelea
por ell titulo mundial de peso
weller en- los 70 amos de his.
tolia de la division.
Ell NUEVO CAMPEON
Atkins, hombre de color de
80 amos de edad, de St. Louis
(Mlssouri), subio al ring con
solo media libra de .ventaja so.
.bre SUI adversario, que tiene "A
amos de edad y es mestizo de in
dio y negro, de OILS Angeles.
Atkins peso mucho meros de
10 que acostumbra, 145 IL Ii.
bras (s5, 1913 kilos). Jordan, por
su parte, peso mucho mas de
10 que acostumbra 145 libras
(65,771 kilos).
Las apuestas estaban IL a 5
en- favor de Atkins cuando co.
memo la pelea.
FL arbitro fue Lee Grossman
y los jueces, Tommy Hart y
Mushy Callahan.
Jordan Sc corona campeon alta
cando constantemente a Atkins
con jabs y ganchos de izquier-
da. Persiguio como una fiera a
su valisnte adversario hasta los
ultimos asaltos en- que eomenz6
Q cansarse.
Ell ln~dio-negro, primer cam
peon welter que tiene Los An
seles abrio una herida al cam.
peen sobre ell ojo derecho.
La multitud lie aplaudi6 en-
tusiasmada cuando Sc do a CO.
nocer la decision aunque poca
duda habia de que tenia aseau-
rada la victoria por amplio
margen.
SILBADO AKINS
FL publico abucheo a Atkins al
saiir del ring. Lo abucheo tam
bien en- cast todos los asaltos
porque Sc dedic6 a agrarrar a su
adversario para g~olpearle en-.
seguida. Ell arbitro quito un pun.
to a Akins en- ell octave asalto
por asestar un golpe bajo a
Jordan y otro punto en- el deci-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07
POr MILTON HICKMAN


la Liga Nacional en- 1857 GUAM
do compile record de 1873 y
encabezo ell circuito con 1873
ponchsdoS, fue obtenido en- ell
cambio que envio al pitcher Ru
ben Gomez y ell catcher Valmy
Thomas a los sotaneros de los
Phillies Fue Ell primer gran
cambio realizado por IN team de
la Nacional en- las reuniones y
sin duds alguna fortalecen a los
Gigantes y 10 converter en- un
team aspirante al pennant.
Al mlsmo tempo, los Phillies
optuvieron I'm pitcher de prime
ra Inca y ayuda para su staff
de catchers.
Sanford tuvo solo recore de
1,3 y promedio de carreras linn
pjas de 4.40 en- 1888 compare
do a SUI brillante labor como no
vato, pero todavia es considera
do como uno de los principles
lanzadores del circuito. Es Ell
primer pitcher derecho de velo-
eidad que los Gigantes tiene
desde que Bill Voiselle gano 81
iuegos en- 1914. Las recientes es-
trellas derechas de los Gigan-
ties, notablemente Sal Maglie Y
Larry Jansen, eran esencial
mente curveadores.
Rigney INDIGO que Sanford Sc
unira a Antonelli para dar a los
Gigantes I'm punch de onetwo
para estar a la par con cualquier
team del circuito. Mike McCor-
mick, zuprdo de 20 amos. v Red
Worthington, derecho de %,
completan los Cuadros Grandes
de los Gigantes.
Voceros cercanos a los Gigan-
ties admiten que %fus muy duro
soltar a Gomez" y Rigney dijo
que "teniamos gran estimacion
por Gomez, pero necesitamos un
tipo que pudiera abrir eada cua-
tro dias."
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07
Army no Pudo
Veneer a Navy
a Pesar de su
Gran 0fensiva
MtFSdujO en- 81 ParfidO IN
NueVO Sisiema. psrO FracasO
anIe 81 kiabIe Mego del
Army. kaeha Suerie

FILADELFIA, diciembre g.
(UPD-NaW introduce algu-
nos sistemas nuevos de ofensi-
va, pero no pudieron igualar ell
"juego estable del Army.
Es asi la forma en- que ell
coach Earl Red" Blaik explico
la victoria de los Cadetes por
22-6 del sabado pasado sobre los
Guardiamarinas en- Ell ultimo en-
cuentro de los rivales militares
colegiales.
Navy, recuperando I'm fun
pie de Pete Dawkins en- la pa
tada inicial, sorprendio a los
Cadetes con I'm rapido touch
down para una ventaja de go.
Los Guardiamarinas, saliendo
del huddle con I'm lineup dis
tinto, desplegaron una nueva
ofensiva al zanzibar de la 1T"
a I'm double wing" con diver
SOS tipos de flanqueadores.
"No lie habiamos visto usar
esas jugadas antes', dijo Blaik
despues del partido, "y no es-
tabamos preparados para elias.
Anadio que su team necesito
i'm quarter complete para poder
aprenderse las lugadas que ell
coach de Navy, Eddie Erdelatz
habia preparado para csc parti-
do en- solo ocho dias.
"Pero los muchachos apren-
dieron rapidamente la lection,
anadio Blaik, aunque decline
comparar su team invicto y con
I'm solo empate de este ano con
otros teams que el ha tenido
durante su carrera en- West
Ponint.
Army tambien utilize nuevas
jugadas propias, para los mid
dies. Su tan famoso y muy CO.
mentado SOLITAIRE end, Bill
Carpenter, y ell halfback ALI
American Pete Dawkins fueron
utilizados primordialmente como
enganos.
Carpenter solo recibi6 dos pa
ses para "a yardas, con ell quar-
terback Joe Caldwell hacienda
sus passes mayormente al otro
end Don Usry, mientras ell half
back Bob Anderson fue utilizado
para ganar terreno Ell corridas.
Anderson anoto IA de los pun
tos del Army, con dos touch
downs y recibiendo I'm pase de
Dawkins para una conversion de
dos puntos. Ell jugador junior,
molestado con lesiones durante
la temporada, totalizo SO yardas
en- % intentos y fue elegido ell
Back mas destacado de la tarde.
Usry, otro Junior anadio a
sus honores atrapando passes ell
haber interceptado uno del quar-
terback del Navy, Joe Tranchl-
nj, en- la yarda 80 de los Guardia
marinas en- los finales del en-
cuentro y correr para anotar ell
touchdown que aseguro ell par
lido.
Los simpatizadores de Navy
Sc quejan que Army obtuvo mas
de la quota usual de suerte en-
ell partido, pero Blaik dijo que
ell punto culminante del juego
ocurri6 en- ell segundo periodic
cuand0 Navy, con VenIaJa oe
go, Sc dirigia a otro touch
down .
Tenian la bola en- la yarda Is
de los Cadetes, cuarto down y
dos yardas por ganar, pero ell
Army aguanto y obligaron a Joe
Bellino, maxine ganador de
terreno del Navy, a perder to-
rreno.
Erdelatz, en- sus concentrates
postjuego, resumio la impression
del Navy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07
'EsTUvE NAL"

En- ell vestuario, Atkins no qui-
so disculparse. Lo unico que
dijo fue: "realmente estuve NAL
esta noche".
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07
GANANCIAS

Atkins Sc quedara con 81 20
pOr ciento de los beneficios ne
tos, 10 cual ascendera a unos 49,
0OO doiares. Jordan recibira ell
20 por ciento o sea, la mitad
De esa suma.
Jordan Sc comprometio en- Ell
.contrato de la pelea a conceder
el desquite a Atkins en- un plazo
de so dias. Ell combate tendra III
gar en- St. Louis. En- esa pelea
cada boxeador recibira ell 30
por ciento de las entradas liqui-
das.
Atkins ha tenido ell titulo exac-
tamente seis meses. Aunque ESQ
no fue un largo periodic, otros
boxeadores han tenido durante
mnos tempo ell titulo. FL re-
cord de la brevedad en- este sem
lido en- ell peso welter 10 tiene
Tony d Marco. Fue campeon
en- 1855 durante 2 meses y 9
dias.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
"EIsENH0WER'S ADDRESS TO UN
HEARTENINC ISRAEL"

UNITED NATIoNS-AIthovgh President Eisenhower.
speech Wednesday concentrated the immediate problems
of Arab states rather than of israel there least
points that Of direct interest TO the Jewish State
eordng TO Israeli here. who pointed that men
tioning Of radio brosdesss by Eisenhower will eertsn,
help focus worldwide attention the hate propaganda
As for the Presidents plan for economic aid to Arat
(see EIsENHoWER's ADDRESS. Page ~
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teenth chapter, it is very en-.
tightening.
land THE FAME or
HIM WENT OUT INTO
EVERY PLACE OF THE
COUNTRY ROUND ABOUT"
Luke 4:37)..
The senses of Spirit abide
in Love, and they dem.
onsfrate Truth and Life.
Hence Christianity and the
Science which expovnds Il
are based on spiritual under.
standing, and they svpersede
the so-caIIed laws OF matter.
Jesus demonstrated this
great verify" says Mary
Baker Eddy in her Science
and Health with key to the
Scriptures. Up. PA.
y
Those who would like 10
know more about the above
quotations should read the
Continued on Page a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23

In the fourth chapter OF
Luke we find Jesus reading.
And there was delivered
unto him the book of the
prophet Esaias. And when
he had opened the book, he
found the place where ii
was written.
JESUS READ THE LAW
THE Spirit of the Lord
Is upon me, because he hath
anoinfed me TO preach the
gospel TO the poor he hath
sent me TO heal the broken
hearted, to preach deliver
snee TO the captives, and re-
covering Of sight TO the
blind, 10 set al liberty them
that are bruised" luke A.
1913.
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SCRIPTURES GIVE
ENLIGHTENMENT

II will give the reader
light on the Scriptures to
read the entire chapter. And
also read Matthew, the thir-
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SPIRITUAL luNAcY OF THE

NoN-cHRlsT SCIENTIST,
SATAN BOUND" cLERoY!--
TEMPLE BAPTIST cHURCH'S REV.
STANLEY CRUISE, POTENTIAL CHRIST SCIENTIST
SATURDAY EVE. ~ 8/9-"FIREs OF NELL
AFTER DEATH AWAIT UNREPENTANT SINNERS
MORE or THE DEVILS PsycHoL LOGICAL Wal
Farrell
tsss SPIRITUAL luNAcY. Page ~
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new BATTLE CRY OF LABOR GLARS:
"J0IN THE UNION OR STARvE"

NxeeFpfs from Msnion Forum NswsIo'ieH
'oday Mr.. ssrheld. with wife and two children w
the street without lob.
whyF Because he could not In conscience Join or p,
cues 70 what he considered ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS v"'
90 under It's contract with the union his employer h'o
IRE him.
tses LABOR GLARS. Psss ~
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TINE HEALING OF THE NATIONS!
-RsvsIstion.
PRESIDENT EISENHOWER SPEAKS
FOR GODS MESSIAH y. S.
by Aadtsw Z EvekGnk CS +++

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of "ovr FsshsrMofhsr God s-hsr
moniovs" tp Is, Science and Health with Key TO the
Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
and mission who wiIl-by the grace Of cod-do Frvs-
havfMsrtin Luther Job in this age u! And howl Science
Health. textbook Is Gods Libsraior Of the Bible
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF GOD
THAN THE POPE At ROME AND THE WRITER IS
HIS FRIEND AND or HIS PEOPLE. TOO!
Jesus Loved Righteousness and hated inqvfy"!
The "'ukswsrm" live In t. fools paradise!
FREE NATIONS ARABS r'Iks Plan Imprssses The
Arsbs"-AP. Times) APPROVE - LIKEWISE. HIGH
RANKING Y. S. DEMOCRATS - ALL OF THE
"NoT-ToosATAN BOUND" APPROVE
DEVILS SOUR PUSS' cR0MYK0
EXPRESSES THE SPIRITUALLY DISEASED kREM-
LIN, SPIRITUAL LUNATIcs GOLIATH CRIMINALS
D0C-IN-THE- MANCER' RE MID-EAST OIL
RUSSIA HAS A SURPLUS - BUT THE DEVILS
REDS SEEK TO HORN IN ON OIL DEALS WITH FREE
EUROPE DEVILS REDS WOULD PRoFITEER
ON NATURAL MUTUAL NEEDS OF FREE EUROPE
AND MDEAST NATIONS
"BALLIsTIc BLAckMAIL" pres. Tks1
GOD. ADDITIONALLY. VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE RED GOLIATH FRAUD AND MYTH is
IRREssTlBLY DOOMED - REDUCTION TO NATIVE
NoTHINcNEss"!
MY WORD MOVES MORAL. SPIRITUAL
JUSTICE. WORLD OPINION. VIA LOGIC
OF EVENTS
HENCE, REDUCTION TO ABsuRDITY,, REPEATED
LY. OF REDS POSITIONS SPIRITUAL LuNAcY
e.. nncIrtNA
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H0FFA DEFENDS Sl43.62o PAID TEAMsTER
CONvICTS
q in Prison Got Pay, Pensions; Names
No HoodIum He Ousfed

BY Don Irwin my. Tribune, 8/1N
WASHINGTON Aug 12.-Jsmes R. Hofa. president Of
the Transfers Union today defended the payment of $l43
629 in salaries to four Michigan while they
in prison. And challenged by the Senate Rackets Commit
tee TO any known hoodIvm he had ovsted from
post Of power in the big union. he unable TO do
Beginning his second week in the committees witness
chair Mr. Hoa questioned at length about continuance
OF underworld elements in the Denying suggestions
that he Is either inundated controlled by gangsers,
he renewed pledges TO act lin due time" and under the
unions constitutional processes weed officials against
whom the union believes charges to be proven.
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PAKIsTAkl Calls INDIA ACCREss0R

Wont Be BvIIied.' Premier Says
my. Times sH
kARAcHI Pskiston. Aug 9 tUPI).-Aetns Premier
Amlad All commenting series Of border incidents
involving India and East Pakstsn said here today ins'
Psksan will not be bvllied by India any one else ~
said Invariably and always the assrsssor from the
indian side"
MR. Amlsd spoke AZ press conference following repo'"
mat indian and East Psksan patrols engaged in heavy
exchange OF fire yesterday al the Northeastern border
East Psksfsn The Foreign Ministry here charged yessr'
mat Indian troops had occupied Psksfan village
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
: FEAR NO EVIL.
See Ry The Light QeGovs

BY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
Jesus laid down the direction to guide men, and women
out of darkness into light in all ages He taught how 70
destroy sin and and restored health and peace n
mulitudes of the suffering And through parallels he ey
planned the mysteries of the kingdom of heaven And ve
should see by the light of Gods love-
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"PR0BE BLAST IN AIR CRASH;
IS OF 80 BODIES RECOVERED!

IN. Y. Tribune g. TOT
M DIE, n RESCUED IN AIRLINE CRASH"
"FLAMINC cONvAlR BREAKS UP IN FOG"
FORMER Acc HEAD, GORDON DEAN AMONG DEAD IN
WRECK AT NANTUCKET AIRPORT"
detroit News $40
INCL (RADO)
HIT TREES 800 YARDS NORTHEAST OF AIRPoRrl
tsee PROBE BLAST. Page q
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'flVIs' MOTHER, AZ, DIES OF LIVER AIlMENT"

'FlvlS' MOTHER, ~, DIES OF LIVER AIlIMENT"
Memphis. Tenn. tAPl, Windsor Daily Star
DEVIL TAKES 80 YEARS VIA ROCK N ROLL
RACKET! THINKING, PRAYERS
GOD ADDITIONALLY. VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEAR ELvls THE WAGES or SIN Is pEATHl" -
THE LAST ENEMY TO De DESTRoYEpr
NY CHOSEN PEOPLE, cHRsTLlKE CHRISTIAN SCI.
ENTIsTsi. ARE HAVING THE HIGHEST LONGEVITY AND
ARE ALREADY APPREHENDINc
THE u-N-RE.A-L-Lr-Y or DEArHi - MERELY A
CHANGE. LIKE FROM EUROPE TO AMERIcA - AND
THAT IS NOT A BAD DEAL IN ANY LANGUAGE
tsss ELvls MOTHER. Psss n
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DEM0CRAT-lAB0R KEPT
SEN. MCNAMARA DEFENDS HOFFA |!

GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
ALL NON REAL CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS ARE
PRISONERS or THE DEVIL !, MORE OR LESS
MY ONE. PURE, CHURCH. THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST,
IMPERATIVE FOR cHRISTLIkE SANITY, JUDGMENT,
HONESTY. INTELLIGENCE TO EFFECT THE
HEALING OF THE NATIONS" l-ReveIation-AN
AWAKENING. APPREHENSION. OF THE NEW
HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH" THE REAL or
THE ONE UNIVERSE. VOID OF DEVILS ADAMS,
tsee DEMOCRAT LABOR. Page ~
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DEVILS HOFFA, Il Al - SNNntSHISs
SPIRITUAL TRAITORS SPIRITUAL LUNATIcS,
.'''"' DEVILS ADAMS AND EYES - AS PER THE
FRENCH, FIND THE WoMANI
DEPT. OF JUSTICE. WASHINGTON. D. C.:
WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO PROSECUTE?
NY. Tribune Editorial, Hl2
, sILhn JIMMY HOFFAs DEMOCRATIC PALS"
y m :. ~: HERBERT CR0sBERC DESTROYED H0FFAS
2 Irv.. RECORDS ON ORDER OF GEORGES
Bible FITZGERALD. H0FFAS ATTORNEY
OF GOD NATIONAL COMMITTEE
uIEk - MAN FROM MICHIGAN
viy" ~s~O1"'' ~" ~ w IN" ~" ~"o0'-o
ssw "eSos
HE also the who, together with Grosberg. bor
rowed Sass 600 from the Michigan Transfers Welfare Fund
and $4,000 from two Detroit Tesmer locals to finance
(See PaaelD
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POOR BENlCHTED INDIA
LIFE EXPECTANCY BEFORE
INDEPENDENCE, II!

u. 5. 20!
INDIA TODAY. 32l-AS PER SUN. NEWscAST EN-
LEPRoSY. A TRAGIC, PATHETIC AFFLIcTIoN-
DURABLE. FOR MOST " SUBMISSION EARLY TO
CONTINUED MEDICAL TREATMENT, MONTH
AFTER MONTH";
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
NY CHOSEN PEOPLE, cHRIsTLIKE CHRISTIAN
sciENTlSTsl,
tsee POOR INDIA. Page ID
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THE Jewish News VI TT
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE DEVILS JUDAS. CHRIST VOID, ANTI. CHRIST
JUDlSM CANNOT BEAR WITNESS UNTO BASIC,
METAPHYSICAL. SPIRITUAL. ETERNAL TRUTH
JUDGES BY APPEARANCES ! = HENCE JUDGES
AN UNRICHTE0Us JUDGEMENT!
]. GOD. COMPELLED u. S. LOYALTY TO UN!
RE 1856: NY U. S. MESSIAH NATION TO ALL Ma
TIoNs WAS HONOR BOUND TO THE uN.-HsroRys
EvoLuTIoN-AND WAS IRRislsTIBlY, MORALLY
COMPELLED. TO OPPOSE lsRAEL's BRlTAlN"s. AND
FRANCES AGGRESSION VS. EGYPT!
tsee DEMocRAcIEs BLuNDERs, Page ~
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GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
Dear MEG:
The REDS HOUSE IS BUILT ON SAND, AND
GREAT WILL BE THE FALL THEREoFI-MATTHEW,
CH J. SPIRITUAL NAkEDNEss, GIGANTIC IMMORALI.
IT, REDUCED TO NATIVE NoTHINcNEss" NY
INCOMPATIBLE U.s. MESSIAH NATION TO ALL THE
NATIONS! IS BUILT ON THE ETERNAL ROCK, CHRIST
Ideal OF PERFECT CREATOR PARENT. CREATION.
AND UNIVERSE. VERY cooDT-cENESIS l:3i.
tsee v. S. THREATENED. Page ~
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PARKLAWN
1850 Rockville Pike. 3 Mi. North
Of Bethesda Naval Hospital.

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DOG sHow-Ali breed sanction
match today ttomorrowl March Z
chance TO turn In entries for The
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day, March 10. at the d, c.
Armory, sponsored by the Natl,
Capital Kennel Club. For infofma-
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SITuATI0NS-MER
poDY MAN's HEIpFP

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PIANOS
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For a full lifetime of real
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MAN---Lge. corp. has OPENING for
married man. white. .21-36. will
Ing TO accept responsible position;
bl0b wk. 10 start. D1. 7-344b.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-25
'hese double.duty trees.

these double.duty trees.
Sandy or gravelly soils drain
naturally and present no special
problem. Planting In heavy clay
Is another matter and may re,
quirc the installation of drainage
tiles.
Don't be alarmed If your living
tree sheds some of its needles
indoors. Go ahead and plant 1t
anyway. Ensconccd on a suitable
site. the evergreen probably will
begin sporting new greenery next
growing season. Even if the tree
looks bit skeletonized in early
spring, have patience. Don't re.
move 1t! Give it a chance to re.
cuperate from its indoors ordeal
and the shock Of transplanting.
1t will probably come through
with the desired needles.
One thing to remember: Such
living trees as Norway spruce,
Scotch pine and Douglas IN grow
to proportions that make them
undesirable as foundation plant.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-25
Holiday Trees Can
Be 1runsp|unted
In Home Yard

Are you buying this years
Christmas tree with the idea of
planting II on the home grounds
after the holidays?
If SO. be sure that you locate II
properly. Chances are your earth.
balled and burlapped evergreens
will have to suffer through the
excessive heat Of your home for
a week or ten days. II it survives
the hurdle there is still the prob.
lem Of selecting a sunny, we'll.
drained site where 1t won't drown
before spring.
Poor planting sites plus mid.
winter planting are certain to
cause a high mortality rate among