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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09
BY OMER ANDERSON

NOrtn American NeWbphper Alliance
WURZBURG, April Q. -
President Eisenhower's war;
time bodyguard is acclaimed as
the most popular American
soldier now in Germany.
Master Sergt. Jesse Holbert.
43, has had a sports field
named for him by the village
of Repperndorf. near Wurz-
burg" Holbertplatz." Where
ever Sergt. Holbert goes in the
United States 7th Army area.
children tag after him. adults
wave hello. and the village
Mayor is waiting with a hand
shake.
Sergt. Holbert is the 7th
Army's German relations spe-
cialist. His fame with the
Germans is imbedded in his
idea for United States Army
built German sports fields, and
in his dance band.
Salvage Materials Used
The sergeant, an 18-year
Army veteran, arranged for
Army engineer crews to build
the athletice fields as a train
ing exercise" using salvage ma
terials. His dance Nband. in
which the sergeant plays the
bass fiddle, is made up of Ger
man musicians. The band has
played $50 engagements for
United FISHERMAN audi
enceS.
Sergt. Holbert says I'VE play
all types from dinner music to
rock n roll. We're in such
constant demand we could play
every night"
The sergeant. from Newark,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09
Eisenhower Ex-Guord
Popular in Germany

N. j.. still corresponds occa-
sionally with President Eisen-
hover. Since 1943 he has
written the President more
than a dozen letters, and re-
ceived personal replies.
He was assigned as a body.
guard to Gen. Eisenhower dur.
ing the l943 North African
campaign. One of his duties
was guarding the general. or
ferry trips across the Bizerte
Channel.
On Stage by Mistake
From the first trip" he says
Eisenhower always chattec
with the men. No matter who
was with him-men like Gen
George CO. Marshall or LORD
louis Mountbatten, he was
never too busy to acknowledge
the greetings of the men in
charge Of getting him across
safely"
Sergt. Holbert's current pop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09

ularity with the Germans pro-
duced an odd wartime echo.
German friends invited him to
the Afrika Korps convention in
Dusseldorf, where a rumor got
started that Sergt. Holbert was
an important Africa Korps vet
eran Just arrived from Africa.
He was summoned to the
stage, and, to his great be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09

A Teen Guide, listing sug-
gested rules of conduct, has
been approved by the student
councils of four Northwest high
schools.
The Guide covers such points
as behavior at social gather
ings, home and school relation
ships and participation by teen
ayers in community activities
Written by students. the
Guide suggests that parties on
school nights should be avoided
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09
AWOL Flies Home
After 5 Free Hours

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. R.
Christopher. the pet parakeet
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cordero.
went AWOL but the outside
world was just too much for
him.
The Cordero's 2-year- old
daughter, Sally, opened a VIM
dow and Chris, who has the
run Of the house, few outside.
In hopes that Chris would
return, the CorderoS placed his
cage in the yard. Five hours
later, Chris was found romp-
ing merrily inside his home"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09
Teen Behavior Guide
Approved by Students

and that alcoholic beverages
should not be served or al
lowed.
1t also states that parents
should be available at parties
and points out that lettering
in public places is undesirable. "
Teen-agers should have
household responsibilities and
requests from parents should
be obeyed. the students recon-
mend.
The Guide was approved by
the student councils of Wilson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09

wilderment. personally wei
coined by Mrs. Erwin Rommel.
widow Of the Afrika Korps COM
mander. and ex-Field Mershal
Albert Kesselring.
II finally made them I'M
derstand ] had been in North
Africa with acknowledgements
Rommel-and they gave me q
bigger hand than BEFORE"
grinned Sergt. Holbert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09
Nightly Snoeks Called
Fust Way to Gain

NEW YORK.-Dietetics ex-
perts report that eating before
going TO sleep is one of the
fastest ways Of adding weight.
They point out that each
person uses an average of IS
calories during each hour of
sleep and that If 500 to 800
calories are consumed before
bedtime. combined with the
dinner intake. the excess food
will eventually increase weight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09

and Western High Schools and
Deal and Gordon Junior High
Schools.
In their preamble to the
Guide. the students comment:
I'VE are not setting hours for
dates or telling you what to
wear; all our statements are
broad and we hope inclusive.
Now it is for you and your
family to determine its value
and practically"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03
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To pIuy "Bess" With
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03
No. Reash Wins Iarr Poll

New York tANpl Further rec.
agmtian was given 10 famed drum
mrr Max Roach when ~ was
learned that br was chosen by
.rasvboy magazine to their annual
musicians poll az the winner u
the drummers dtvisto
Currently rated by hts asaoCl-
atea, critics and fans as top
atyHat ard creator % new rhy-
thmn Roach during last five
years has copped ~ such awards.
ritH latest Emarev record album is
la hot item in the iszv field
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03

20 The violence at the iategrated
little Rock Central High school
Fulbnght had requested to see
the report for his own use.
However. Rogers, who recently
succeeded Herbert Rrownell. who
retired as attorney general turned
down the bid In a letter to the
senator saying
Y regret 1t rs just not possible 10
make available TO you the FBI
report iu the Little Rock case.
This report wus prepared al the
request of the federal District
Court and presented to the Court
for tta use We have taken the
position the Justice Department
haa mo- authority ca release the re-
port
The attorney generals action
thus loft the decision uu whether
the report should he released up
30 the federal District Court az
Little Rock
Meanwhile Rogers gold Is news
conference that be did not plan
60 recommend 10 President Elaen
hover any new civil rights Iegtsla-
ton for action by the forthcoming
session Of Congress lie said he
plans Ga walt and see how tho re-
Gently passed Rights BiH on voting
works out Tets let a little time
elapse and see how the new law
works. he said
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03
THIS ~ THAT


Tbe hustle ana buaits 81 christ
mas is overt a group Of you are
mftIuz "A the table llat oaa Laden
uth ali oy the good food your
hostess has spent hours preparing
You have eaten ard uow you BE-
gin to think and taiF 1f the New
Yenr and what IL lis going 20 ia
for goa and what Il aiH bring "a
you
Before sou ask yourselves Ehose
two questions sou should begin %
wonder what YOU are going 20 ao
ana bring TO the New Year fur
yau viii only gof OrT IT the New
Year what you put H lt SO afar'
auW 10 think ~ others more often
fhan You think gf yourselves When
sou say Happy New Year %
your friends BE- sincerely interest
led u really Wishing them a
Happy Sew Year
ON tma first ef me gce Year
mauY iargr businesses nave way
~ aneelung an ~ thr dements
lHaIr employers have gotten dur
Inns the Ysar and they Ei1s them 2
clean White chest ana say thN
past year. mistakes and 0lunders
ana wrongs rre forgotten ypu
have nice alsan sheet here SER
what gu nau da % Improve your
selves during the coming year and
above lll rfy 10 make fewer errors
ua yef than last year
Every nno stltea 20 be told rhay
.afa h4ng well u whist ever they
attempt ~ DO rhay 10 not wish
mltnrw Huf once in a while ygu
could open yUur mouth ard HuiI
NaH pleasantly faH them y8u Think
they are ioiag flua You know gnu
duuf hesitate tn tellrHrm l1Ui Fna
Hu ehen Won just THl@H lhrg
ay na' dmna waIl #s thes
Hm5t
Have HuH vve ut.naa when Eaa
paal Hna #art t oma aao
bam fpHa gnw you faeF nrt Of
wait umd win notice ym afs
Discouraged 1nd Ibg word OF pran.
they gr vnH vain HG vmr ap.ub
.nIeb n3 gnp and yaarHelf singing
Your Merry nhUatmaa depeH5et
urUu what others $40 Ter Yeu
hUt your uapry %rw Year depend.
|up0n what yuu do for 5thera
/ Observed by Goa W ulipRsf
/ tsaurrus Mobile they tell mi
/ sou are realty walking on air hga'
days { arm pa harpy % know yo'
and STANLEY Williams ARE planning
to be married 10 the spring ttav
ling kngWn both ~ you and you
parents too know you aro start
ling out with EVERYTHING Il
your favor 90 make a wonderfully
happy married ugr You know
wlah far you a great deal uf hap
Ipmrsa and tell STANLEY I really q
congratulate him
/ FrAnuea nan You are ~
4 tbuuKntful Thank Yuu'
70 An pf You Who Sent M
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03

Thousands Of dollars worth Of
prizes win be- awarded each day
when the Queen for a Day tele-
vision program originates from
the St Paul Winter Carnival The
NBC-TV network program will be
In ST. Paurs auditorium the8ter
for five days during the 1858 snow
fete, January - through F'ebru-
AIRY 2
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03

rary the Howard Hanson EleEy
IA memory Of Serge Eou&swtzky
lte2ct by Wait whitman featur-
iRe the Eastman School OF Music
Chorus and schuman symphony
No. 8 Ia +, Flat Major with Pau!
rarey conducting the Detroit SYM
phuuy Orchestra
Both are fine works especially
Song Of Democracy which. one
imagines. whitman himself would
have enjoyed. The reverse side
features Richard Laa four songs
text by Mark Van Dorsn. with
Patricia Berlin singing This cour-
Ter recommends both albums
suggested Christmas Music
The following items on Capitol
labels ura suggested for relaxation
al Christmas Fired Warnings Ema
81 Use Carolina Season" Frank
@natras Jolly Christmas" and
THE Music ~ Christmas feaur-
ing tbe Hollywood Bowl Symphony
Orchestra YOU znl have time 90
stock en-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03

REJECT FulsRICHT's REQUEST
FOR uTTLE ROCK REPORT

Washington - amp ae In "a
blunt. frank reply. u S Atty Gen.
william Z Rogers last week re-
lccteI a request by Sen. J VIII
Hams Fulbught Of Arkansas for
the FIJI report on events leading
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03

CerCury has juat released two
Interesting and we'll recorded Lp
albums IN its classical or Olympian
series They are Song Of prmoc-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03
THE WEEK I'M
RECORDS

FeaIurIng samnE 80. 81


Whist better way b Introduce
aa @eals Yaleuda fare than 70
present the multi talented sammy
DAVIS IRIS latest waxing fr8
an over Bur ths Swinging
Dscea IT. aIhu wblrb yours truly
predicts vii enjoy Increasing pop
uJarity sdin jan fans
Sammy himself represents an
+ that is gay and festive ana since
NtBls IS a period 1T gayety. spot
( lighting his work Hta neatly into
/ the scheme even though tunes on
me album ~ not deal with the
4 Christmas theme as such
Songs or Love, Longing
Love IL the theme on This platter
which doesn't really SWING "a It's
Jude suggests a good example ~
the mood and tempo of the songs
are noted in such selections as
Guess rH Hang My Tears Out
20 Dry = Can't Help L0viu nat
Gel" Someone 10 watch Over
Me and Il Cover the Water
front
Sammy gives an the tunes sae
usual sammy ; treatment, alter.
4utingiy expressing mood and ek-
( preston For instance he expresses
strong feeling ia Water
front and Loving pGt Gal"
ut Is penave and moody 81 Some
one 70 Watch over Me
/ other tunra on Che platter are
the Tightly Spring rs Here the
|sugRestivg Better Luck Next
Thine n Newer Entered My
! Mind Il Can't Get Started I've
7 Grown Accustomed 20 Her Face
mot For Me Where Is That
Rainbow and Don't Blame Me
This album IL solid Another hit
for Sammy J
Iunccford Band In MN
| Another pccra disc takes music
Ilowrs on p delightful Journey down
I jazz memory lane n ia an album
IuHed Jimmy LunccfDrd IN "a 81 &"
featuring sy oliver ono-tlme
Imrmber and arranger Tor the late.
| great maeatrus hand THa Egt is
tough Oliver takes dozen or
more 81 lunrrrard Items and ex
/ uertiy enplUdueea them uu tha
EHaa HHng some nj the men who
Earrually played with Immg .manr
Use Eddy Wtnox and bassist George
.DuwgEgr among glhcrsT
school ~ JaIlnBtFazY
1 THE waxing features the fine
.yHythmle quality af the old Lance
.far8 band which during the 4Bs
Twas referred 90 ass lhe school of
I JaaEnogFozy youli remember
I Jimmie and the aIa troupe Ia such
( tunes as TTmut What You Do
I~Ehytnm Is our Business" TIM
I WnlKiu Through Heaven with
lYau Ny Blue ueavcn. and some
Iafhcr tavpntea II you're a lover
Zoe Instrumental music, this is the
thing Rut for all. it Ia the choicest
Ia musical entertainment A pre-
Idictrd best seller t says here
Mercury scores Again
| CerCury has juat released two
Interesting and we'll recorded LIP
lalhums IN its classical or Olympiau
series They are Song Of prmoc-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03

E'prriuDe Grant You too have
recently graduated from the u Of
NJ and viii leave soon 90 further
YUar education az "a major in Rec
reafIaual leadership a branch Of
aasIHt work
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03

tbe ulu 1feHched Caribbean sian1
N the West Indies has ht the
Great White Way with Use force
- tropical hurricane aHd ia
proving such a financial boom That
on the second day advance ticket
sales hsd pasaed 1000 900 guar
anteoiHg the play solid booking
thrnngh next August And an be-
cause ~ Miss fiDrnes dynamite
personality
Lena's Charm Captures Broadway
~ unique combination of tab
ent good looks ard charm Mise
Horne who plays the leading role
~ Savannah opposite Msaihsn.
born actor Richard Aoutaibah has
made hef first Broadway musical
debut aJ1ashnR one The H8H
lpsnt force Au thN calypso amaaa
hlt. the Buobiya born attfeaa Rbu
came 10 broadway by WY VI
Hollywood and the night club cF.
cult Is ao captlysiinE IN ihe role
that the critics arc virtually uEagl
uoua 10 their praise II hsr
One 81 them Robert Coleman Of
tbs NeQ York Mlpof wrote SITTER
viewing tbs opening night gee
Torrance - hurricane named
t,ena blew IN % provoke Hpms ~
,ha st0fmieat applause heard here
abouta ia quite spell aua SHE
brought ih hsr wake teupoai
uoua musical thhi u q grand gale
~ gala entertainment The music
gill maize tie luke boxes bum out
frun uvrrWurk
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03


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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03
Lena Horne's Broadway Starring
vehiehIe "Jomoica" Is Called
Real Good Show By Critics
~ CItAHITs LIVINGSTON

Actors dcbutiug &ew York broadway expected
lake he cg by provoke b3x office stampede bias
Lem horne accomplishing both Of these tats H JHa."a
exotic muaiaa a tropical setting which apeua 49,
the Imperial Theatre recently
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03
A lively show


The shaw liself witch has far
ita setting piafr called Pigeon
island mythical lslgn3 ufi tam
assn has beer praised f8F fa
NveilussH aud ealaf Good acting
also beipa 60 make g thh ie1dtu#
musical evtfaRaRanFH % the 1sy
n n generally agreed however
that Leua tlotur s. the an vi
the sb9W Sire pBt gle asa
Hai lnHuuallnu iglH Hgh s1HHa
fake Il HlnN Doe ana rusH
She Button end ppiar aHd satire
ntu har acting ga fuauHaf tHst
can barely DC duplicated HrgggH
this she Is just hef aNu lovely
SELF
Perhaps uo either artraaa ssFe
Ethel narfyndfs hiss Et BrHat
way with such an impact ~ the
tFua Horne ~ tamaiea - the
thousands 81 fans who haye fais
lowed tie career of the charming.
hfoaEa star this Ia no surp1ise
however
started with Duke. Cab
starting 0at ia show business
AZ the tender age ~ 10. Miss
Horne naa moved from ane sue
cess To another she first starred
as singer with The Duke Elltng
Ton and Cab Galloway urehestras
at Ngw YORK. ciya famed Cotton
Ciuh
Following this She performed a.
dancer with the Mobile alaale :
band and then Sang wilh the
Charlie narnetts orchestra II WAS
repeatedly during hts stint with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-11
Yards PIuntinqs
Should Be Kept
ToSimpIe Design

Every householder with a
plot Of ground should try as
first goal to keep his planting
plan simple. It not only looks
better but is easier to care for.
The planting should serve q
purpose: provide shade, i'm
prove looks, screen O utility
area or provide privacy for
outdoor living. TO mention a
few.
With ranch-type houses and
split-level homes, most home
owners are wise to acquire
trees and shrubs which reach
modest size when mature. A
tree which grows to 80 feet at
maturity is big enough for most
homes-and is easier to main
tain when spraying, and prun-
ing is necessary, too.
Founoation paintings fire.
quently are unnecessary, but
the do-it-yourself landscaper,
II he wants them, should re-
member to put only low-grow-
ing material under a window
shrubs or even a flower bed will
do. Porches. too, are best
planted with low-growing
things.
Shrubs ranging in size from
medium to tall may be put at
the corners Of houses.
One thing to avoid is gather
ing too broad q selection Of
plants - some duplication Of
species and color Is q good idea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-11
Types Of Roses
Are Described

What distinguishes the vari.
Gus types" Of roses? Here il
a guide:
fundamentally less than
one foot high with blooms less
than an inch across. Ideal for
tubs and pots. Pixie is an ex-
ample.
POlyantha-Occasionally en-
countered when buying a potted
rose for Mothers Day, etc.:
mostly replaces in popularity
by the fioribunda.
Observation-Disclosures maxi
mum color per square foot
Smaller blooms than hybrid
teas but many Of them borne
in clusters. Most are low grow
ing, such as Betty Prior, Tom
Tom. Still others are on the
taller side. Use for beds, bor-
ders. mass paintings. hedges or
pottings.
Hybrid teas-This is the most
popularity accepted rose form
Principal use is for cut flowers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-11
FOR A FINE FIGURE
Springtime Shipping
Brings Summer Beauty

Early spring is the time tc
cut and trim. snip and clip
The removal of dead and dis
eased branches, twiggy shoots
and WORKOUT stems in early
April will help develop fine
figures in your garden flora
this summer. The few minutes
spent in intelligent pruning
will not only assist in the fuller,
more fruitful growth of shrub
berries, hedges. tree fruits and
others. but will add greatly to
the orderly beauty of your
whole garden.
A half hour or an hour on
one of these blustery days with
a parrot-head pruner or a pair
Of looping shears also helps the
green thumb get into the swing
Of the gardening season even
while vestiges Of winter still
remain. And there are seven
compelling reasons for getting
at this job as soon as possible !:
To shape, guide. remove, thin
out, improve size, encourage
and to rejuvenate.
PRUNING PROPERLY with
the right tools and at the right
time Of the year is the sign
Of a careful gardener and
conscientious green thumb. !"
Since there are eight categories
Of fora that require pruning
there is a necessity for under
standing the differences and
cutting accordingly. There are
grapes, bush fruits. tree fruits,
flowers. roses. shrubs. hedges
and evergreens. And every
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-11
AList of Greet
Rose Hybridizers

Here are some Of the great
rose hybridizers and some Of
their creations:
e. s. BOerner of jackson q
Perkins Co.-Gold Cup, FASH
ion, Vogue. Ma Perkins, Jimmy
Cricket. white bouquet. He is
considered to have contributed
more to the development Of the
fioribunda than has any other
man.
Walter e. Lammerts-Char-
lotte Armstrong, Mirandy, TAT.
|feta, High Noon, Chrysler In.
perial, Queen Elizabeth, Golden
Showers. Now developing Rose
History Garden for the Los
Angeles County Park Depart
ment: seeks nonfading red
roses and varieties highly re-
sistant to disease.
Bob Lindquist Of Howards Of
Hemet-Lilibet, Tiffany, Texan
and Tom Tom.
Denison Morey of jackson
& Perkins Co.-Fusilier. He is
now breeding in connection
with his rose work for q PhD.
Herbert C. Swim of Swim q
Weeks - Forty-niner. Helen
Traubel, Pinkie, Suffers Gold
and Aztec. He was for many
years with Armstrong Nurser-
les, Inc.
Carl G. Duehrsen - Boy
Scout. Kathy, Fiscus. Carrou-
sci. Gold Rush. Improved Cecile
Drummer. Nine. Chang Kali
shek and Little Darling.
No list Of American hybri-
Diners would fail to mention
these who are deceased: DR..
j. H. Nicolas Eclipse, Or. j.
H. Nicolas; r. Marion Hatton
(Snowbird) Fred Howard, and
Ted Morris (San Fernando,
Capistrano Mission Bells).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-11

category require a more or less
different kind of tool than the
other.
The parrot-head pruner il
used for flowers and light twigs.
ideally suited for q woman's
use. while. the heavy-duty par
rot-head pruner is q profess
sional tool for branches and
heavy twigs. The looping shears
with its long handles and short
Jaws is designed for the thorny
bushes and for the heavy
branches Of trees, fruits and
shrubs. Long handles and long
blades characterize the hedge
and shrub shears and, Of course.
there is the grass shears which
can be used for grassy areas and
certain types Of clinging vines.
AND IF THE WEATHER is
just too bad right now to 60
romping around the garden
looping and clipping. in a dis
crete way. of course, it is q
good time to give a little at
tention to the care Of your tools.
Tools should always be wiped
clean after use and q little oil
on the moving parts can help
keep them In tiptop shape.
They can be sharpened easily
by running a fine file over the
cutting surface, taking care to
keep the original angle. And.
Of course. good gardeners will
keep their tools hanging in the
same place. OF the garage floor
and above the reach Of the
Bosco set.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-11

Peace and Tiffany are ex-
amples.
Grandiflora - Vigorous and
tall growing. the blooms are
in clusters with individual
stems long enough for cutting.
Use for background for lower
types: tall hedges and screens.
Examples: Queen Elizabeth,
Carrousel.
Pillar-Self-supporting rose
that does not grow to great
heights but may be kept in
bounds on q pillar or post. High
Noon is an example.
Climber--Requlres a fence or
a trellis for support, or will
cover q bank planted 8 to 4
feet apart. On fences plant
them 10 to is feet apart.
Tree-For accent. (Only one
or two varieties, hardly enough
for Washington.
Shrub-For vigorous growth.
Rambler-For profuse spring
bloom. (Only one variety.
Chevy Chase, immune to mil
dew