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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
by ALICE Y0UNGMAN
Special writer for TIE star

The fioribundas and grandl-
fioras are Of great value to the
owner Of q small garden. Where
there Is little room for beds Of
hybrid teas or space for climb
ers, q fioribunda or grandifiora
may be used. They are useful
as q hedge. q foundation plant
ing, or an accent point. The
former come In a wide range Of
colors. In varying heights and
In single and double flowers.
These two forms Of the rose
have become increasingly popu-
lar and much hybridzing has
been carried on to produce the
ever-increasing humber Of va
rieties. They are treated much
as other roses are treated. Good
drainage Is needed, rich friable
soil, plenty Of water. and pro-
lection from insects and dis
eases.
Among the fioribundas is a
new one which is rapidly gain
ing in popularity. 1t is the ALI
America winner for 1855
Ivory Fashion.
Z. s. Boerner. who originated
It describes 1t as having great
clusters Of clear ivory-colored
blooms that display q gorgeous
set Of long, golden stamens. "
Mr.. Boerner also originated
Fashion which is one of its
parents. Ivory Fashion grows
to about 80 inches. It has dark
green foliage which helps to
make 1t q show rose.
Many Fine Whites
In addition to Ivory Fashion
there are many other fine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
LIFE IN
THE COUNTRY
The Weather Is Good-for Fishing
BY JAMES BlRcHFIELD

Tweed Howser says every
time he gets set TO harvest his
wheat, the proceeding two-day
drought is broken by about an
inch of rain. Looks like the
wheat is going TO stay right on
the straw in the field for some
time, perhaps until it's too late
to do anything about it.
Tweed says even If 1t stops
raining, it'll take about a week
for the ground TO get dry and
hard enough for a combine.
Put a big machine in the field
today, and it (the combine)
would sink out of sight. And
then, where would you be?
So, just to pass the time
away while waiting for har-
vesting weather. Tweed says he
went fishing down on the At
lantic. And this time he didn't
catch the first fish of the dav,
but he managed to catch all
the big ones.
when you go fishing"
Tweed says, there's no use
catching little fish. What I do
is use big bait, and then the
little ones can't bother me. I'd
rather clean a few big ones
than a lot Of little ones he
says.
Ever hear of a hawk louise?
I never did either-that is un-
til the other day when Joe
Whitmore, up in Leesburg, was
telling me about the one he
found on a hawk he killed.
This particular hawk had
picked one of the Whitmore
blue martins out of the air over
the martin houses that perch
on poles in the Whitmore yard,
and Joe had gone after it with
his gun.
When he knocked down the
hawk. he found a strange look
ing bug in its feathers. The
bug had transparent wings and
would try to hide in the soft
feathers on the hawks breast.
Never saw anything like it
before" Joe said. "A fellow
here who has killed lots of
hawks told me it was hawk
louise. I sent it away for
Identification. and sure enough,
] got the word back that it
was. truly. a hawk moth.
Never have seen one since"
= AGr. whitmore said he has
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scrapbook File July 81

ocrapooOk rlie July ~
Large-flowered climbers
bloom on old wood. so they
need only enough pruning to
keep the plant within bounds.
A climber like Silver Moon
needs heavy pruning while a
climber like Dream Girl needs
little.
It win soon be time to feed
the roses for the last time this
season. Not all growers agree
but by August / is considered q
safe time.
Hose for Roses
The Potomac Rose Society
recommends that the under
side Of roses be hosed occa-
sionally early in the day so that
they may be dry by night. This
will destroy red spiders. Con-
tinue to cut of spent blooms.
Long canes may be cut back
Y to y to encourage strong
side shoots.
Hold That Ivy!
II you have English ivy grow
ing on the house you may be
troubled with long vines which
wander in and out among the
foundation paintings. They
should be clipped back and re-
strained, even though 1t is a
ground cover.
About Spraying
DR.. Cynthia Westcott brings
us a word Of advice in her book,
The Plant Doctor" She says,
What about the season when
1t rains every day? A spray APP
piled to wet foliage is not nearly
as useful or as lasting as one
put on dry leaves. I may
not get perfect black spot con-
troll but I can hold on enough
leaves to keep the bushes thriv-
ing and there is always another
chance next year."
Stalking the NUNS
The Potomac Chrysanthe-
mum Society urges growers to
stake the taller hardy types
and all the disbud types. Stalk
ing should be started when the
plants are about II inches high,
using 3-foot stakes for the
hardies and 5-foot stakes for
the others.
Battle Of the Bugs
The mimosa webworm is with
us again. Spray with DOT or
lead arsenate. The Japanese
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
Favorites in Shades

Then there are those orange,
salmon. apricot shades which
are hard to define. They in
clude the universal favorites
Fashion. Vogue, Spartan and
Jimmy Cricket. Masquerade Is
in a class by itself.
There are not yet so many
Grandifioras but each one now
on the market deserves con-
sideration.
The first one introduced was
Queen Elizabeth, the 1855 ALI
American Winner. Buccaneer,
a yellow. and Carrousel have
been put on the market since
then. Gold Coast is the latest
addition to this group.
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GARDEN GUIDANCE
FIoribundos at Home
In the Small Gorden

fioribundas some Of which have
also been All-American selec-
tons. White Bouquet was the
first white fioribunda 10 win
the All-Ameriean Selections
award. Irene OF Denmark Is
another fine white.
Among the yellows. there is
Goldilocks. Gold Cup, Golden
Fleece and Yellow Pinocchio.
In pinks and reds we have a
wide choice. II pink or rose
shades are your preference.
Betsy Mccall. Fashionette and
Pink Chiffon are three of the
newer ones. Pink Bountiful, Ma
Perkins and Betty Prior are
older. Among the reds you may
choose Frensham. a deep red:
Sumatra. a very dazzling red:
Fresilier, orange scarlet; Co
corica. another blazing red:
Siren. Red Pinocchio. and Gar
nette. a very dark rich red.
This does not exhaust the list
of good reds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
Stalking the NUNS
Battle Of the Bugs

The mimosa webworm is with
us again. Spray with DOT or
lead arsenate. The Japanese
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
Many Fine Whites

In addition to Ivory Fashion
there are many other fine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27

GARDEN FOOLS. WATER
LILIES AND GOLDFISH.
By @. L. Thomas. jr. (van
Nostrand; $3.50
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.Reservists to See
Marine Corps Film

The latest techniques in am
phibious warfare will be shown
on film to more than 1000 Ma
rine, Army. Air Force. Navy
and Coast Guard officers, at 9
pm. Wednesday in the De-
partmental Auditorium.
Maj. Gen. Alan Shapley. di-
rector Of the Marine Corps
Reserve. and Brig. Gen. WAL
lace M. Greene. jr.. assistant
chief Of star G-3. will direct
the presentation.
The Marine Band will play
a special concert from 7:30 to
8 pm. The color guard from
the Marine Barracks. Eighth
and I streets Sc. also will be
on the program.
The meeting is sponsored by
the Armed Force Joint AS
sembly Committee of which
Representative Van zandt. Re-
publican Of Ohio. is chairman.
He is q captain in the Naval
Reserve.
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Supreme Court Clerk
To Heed Vermont u.

Isity as associate professor of
law in l949.
In 1852 Yale University
awarded him the degree Of doc
tor of juridical science for his
work in the field Of taxation.
= He was named acting dean
Of the George Washington Uni
versity Law School In June,
1858. and dean in October Of
that year. He currently teaches
Federal income taxation, real
property. and legal accounting
as professor of law on the
part-time faculty Of George
Washington.
Mr.. Fey is q member Of the
District Of Columbia Bar, the
Maryland Bar. the Federal Bar
Association and the American
Bar Association.
He Is married to the former
Jane Dessler Gerber Of Tren-
ton. N. j., and he and Mrs.
Fey. who live at 1891 Cathedral
avenue NV. have q son, To-
years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

BURLINGTON. VT. Mar. 9
(SpeciaD John T. Fey. Clerk
of the United States Supreme
Court. today was elected presi-
dent Of the University Of YER
mont and State Agricultural
College succeeding DIR. Carl w
Borgmann.
DR.. Borgmann. recently named
to direct the Ford Foundations
new division Of science and en-
cheering. will serve at Vermont
through June 80.
Mr.. Fey was born In Hopewell.
Va. on March 10. 1917. and
has served as clerk of the SUI
preme Court since July, 1856.
when he was appointed by Chief
justice Earl warren.
Mr.. Fey attended high school
in Cumberland. Md, and COM
pleted his pre-law undergradu-
ate work at Washington and
Lee University. He received the
LIB. degree in 1910 from the
University of Maryland, and
was awarded the Master of
Business Administration degree
by Harvard University.
He served four years In the
Marine Corps during World
War II. seeing service in the
South Pacific. and holds the
rank Of 1t. Colonel in the Ma
rine Corps Reserve.
Gets Yale Degree
Mr.. Fey practiced law in
Cumberland. Nd. and served
from 1916 to 1850 in the Mary
land Legislature a. . Repub-
lican member Of the House Of
Delegates. and was also at
torney to the Allegany County
Board Of Commissioners. He
was appointed to the faculty
at George Washington Univer-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Star Comic Contestants
Win National Awards

for . three-day celebrity tour
of the city. including personal
appearances on radio and tele-
vision. She also will receive
q complete set Of the Encyclo-
pedia Americana. q Replogle
world globe, q Hamilton wrist
watch and = home study course
from Famous Artists Schools.
Westport, Conn.
Danny. Is also an honor stu
dent. He will receive several
prizes including q Columbia BIZ
cycle. q Hamilton watch, q Re-
plogle world globe and . set
of the Book Of knowledge.
Sixteen children across the
Nation and in Canada received
honorable mention. The hon.
orable mention winners will re-
ceive origial drawings by their
favorite artists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

Both young amateur comic
cartoonists sponsored by The
Star in the national contest o.
the Newspaper Comics Council
have won special awards. 1t
was announced last night.
Little Craig Lewis. jr.. Of $40
Chesapeake street Sc. who
Just celebrated his sixth birth
day last week, was given q spe-
cial prize--a set Of paints for
his entry in the Pre-Teen d.
vision. Craig, who started draw
ing when he was two years old,
was q first place winner in The
Stars comics contest for chill
dren eight years old and under.
His entry of Pogo's little
frog friend and his winning
composition both were entered
In the national contest. Craig's
explanation of why he likes to-
read comic strips said, I like
to read comic strips because
they are funny. They make me
laugh. They make me happy. !
like to be happy.
Honorable Mention
Honorable mention was made
Of The Stars Teen entry in
the national competition. Hunt
ley Baldwin, Is. Of 43ll Warren
street NV. Huntley. q fresh
man at Northwestern Univer-
sity. Evanston. Ill.,, also used
Walt Kelly's famous Pogo strip
for a model. The son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hicks Baldwin drew
Bewitched. Bothered and Be-
wildered, the three little bats.
to win first place in The Stars
l6-to-19 year-old group.
The judges, in awarding the
special honors to Craig Lewis,
said
Although the entry Of s.
year-old Craig A. Lewis did not
win first prize in the pre-teen
comics contest. all Of the judges
were so impressed by both the
talent of little Craig and the
delightful philosophy expressed
in his essay, that for the first
time in the history of the con-
test we are awarding a special
prize on the basis Of extraordi-
nary talent demonstrated at an
almost incredibly early age"
National Winners
The national winners were
Dana Corbit, is. Pittsburgh,
Pa. high school honor student
in the Teen Division and IL
year-old Danny Mikels Of In
dianapolis. Ind. in the Pre-
Teen class. Dana drew Dennis
the Menace for the Pittsburgh
Press and Danny did "Out Our
Way" for the indianapolis
Times.
Miss Corbit will be flown to
New York on Easter week end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Skater Hurt Skating

LONDON. (R.-Peter First
brook Of Toronto, one Of the
stars Of the winter Wonder
land" ice show at Wembley,
was slightly injured while
skating.
The Adak sun., 1958-04-28
Monday 28, April 1858
. AJAX SUN

: .=< .z=1. .| z> "A z2 i, AJAX ao,14 zzA>,,:s==|::l >=' < |s: =%:zz'' Supply scoreing more points against the Marines fl team, then any other, still it wasn't enough. The match going strai ght for the Ma rines l5-5 and l5-6. Capt. Cheatham the spark-plug for the :Marines had the Suprly team co1lared j throughout the match with the backing ,: up of expert play by all members of the team.
 There is now three way tie for End Supply, Trans fl, and Medical with Nar- ines Fl in undisputed forst place as the play goes into it's last week of play. The Volly-ball team that was sent to |Kodia1, for the l7th Naval nistrict play- offs, were unsucces sful in trying to up- ;: set the Kodiak Bears perfect winning streak. The first night of play, the ;: Bears won the first game l5-o, then Adak comming back to win the 2nd 15-lO. The Bears settling down for the third game and getting by the Adak team l5-l2. The second night of play showed a more care- full playing Bears team, taking the first
 game l5-l3. The second game looked like a repeat of the night before with Adok
 l point away from the win with the score
 lA-ll when the Bears caught hold and
 went ahead to win l6-l4 and yin the ser-
 ies, two matches strai ght.
 j The Volly-tean would like to cypress
 their thanks to the 17th Naval District |Connand for the wonderful hospitality shown, al so to the Comma nd and men here ion Adak, that made the trip possible.
The Adak sun., 1958-04-28
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 SPORTS
 Philadelphie; Villanova won the Ch- ampionship mile at the 9th annual Penn Relays for an unprecedented fourth stra- ight time Saturday defeating Morgan St. by 10 yards in carnival record time of 3:ll.8.
 Bes Moines, Iowa; Jim Gre1le of ore- gon scompered to new collegiate mile record for the Drake Releys Saturday, upsetting Australian Alex Henderson with spurt in the last 22O yards for time of A:O7.9.
 Loui svil1e, Ky; Jockey Bill Hartack scheduled to ride the favored Tim Tam in the Ketucky Derby next Saturday, was th- roWn in the starting gate at Churchill Downs Saturday and suffered fractured left lego
 nr. George nAyer, IT,, the track phy- sician, said Hortack definitely could not ride in the nerbys
 louis vile, Ky.; Mrs. Lora Birr' 8, Belleau Chief scored. by nose over Gone Fishin' in U e stepping Stone purse Sat. but most of the Churchill Towns opening day crowd of 20, GOO was watching Silky suglivan, stage one of his sensational stretch runs, only to finish fourth.
 The rains made another visit to Paci- fic Coast League Ba1lparks last night, WI shing out three contests while two of the loops new clubs continued to improve their lot in the only games conpl eted.
 A scheduled doubleheader between San Diego and Portland at the Northwest City was rained out while the Salt Lake City and Seattle game was also cancelled be- cause of rain.
 At Phoenix, the home club dumped the G. xa4o Ink T +n tolc1 2
The Adak sun., 1958-04-28

The Island Bowling League Standing as of 25 April 1858
 With the Officers & Wives League ar the new Is1ander Handicap League ~get53G the feeling of the Alleys, as bowling an all season sport. Please send in tf separate League standings each week.
 (con't on Page 8
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SENIOR
ANTENNA
ENGINEERS

BIS. E.E. or physics.
Experienced in Broad
band airborne Antenna
or microwave COM
ponent design. A sound
background in theory
is required.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02
WATCH
AND
JEWELRY ESTIMATOR

Must be qualified matchmaker. or
have extensive estimatine expe-
rience; 5-day, 40-hour week, 20ee
discount on purchase, and many
other benefits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02
SALES ENGINEERS

SAILS MANAGER, under 40 years
OF age; duties will include respon-
sibility for sales OF large indus
trial distributor, specializing in
pipe, valves and fittinss, fasteners
hand tools, rope and chain, con-
veying equipment and Baskets and
packing, to work directly. for vice
president in charge OF sales. must
have proven ability TO organize a
sales department and to supervise
It's operation: experience Of At
least ten years IN some CAPACITY
with an industrial distributor, In
GLIDING various positions In ware
house. as inside salesman, outside
salesman, quotation clerk. present
position being assistant sales man
agef or similar position. eollege
education desired: excellent start
ing salary with opportunity for
bonus; complete welfare eoverage,
profit sharing, vacation annually
Apply BOX 3a7-M. Star.
oATEC AAAAnHn
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Meat
Managers
EXPERIENCED

EXPERIENCED
If you have had super
market meat manager
ial experience within
the last S years and are
seeking career employ
ment with one of the
nations leading pro-
gressive food chains,
then we have an open
ing for you.
Our tremendous ex-
pansion program in the
Virginia, Maryland and
ID. c. areas has created
unlimited advancement
opportunities for capa-
BILE men who can quail
ify.
Top salaries - plus
many outstan din 2
fringe benefits offered,
To apply, send de-
tailed resume to Box
289-M, Star.
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HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN shipping clerk, per-
manent. opportunity for advance
ment, must be reliable, industrious
and capable Of stock room man
agement. SMITH CORONA INC,
Wisconsin ave. and Reservoir I'd,
NV.
LARGE NATIONAL CONCERN has
opening for young man with car
who can be trained to earn S100
wk consistently. experience not
nee. Phone DI. 7-344b.
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HELp MEN

PHARMACIST REGIsTERED, down
town Independent pharmacy, good
hours. mostly RN't, Write In con-
ndenee swing full data. Salary
Open. Box 45b-M, star.
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BEGINNERS
TO $4,000

Select positions in PUBLIC,
CAPITOL HILL. LAW
EDUCATION, EMBASSIES AND
COMMERCIAL OFFICES
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81
Representatives
fNo Experienee Necessaryl

international organization offers Sc
curity and guaranteed start OF
$500 per mo. lminimum) train
ing program tops in its held; age
rs and up; unlimited opportuni-
ties; no eanvassing. Cali RE T.
440S for appointment for inter-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02
NELp MEN
Store
Managers
EXPERIENCED

G<AI GIt164NO1AA
If you have had super
market store manager
ial experience within
the last 5 years and are
seeking career employ
ment with one of the
nations leading pro-
gresSive food chains,
then we have an open
ing for you.
Our tremendous ex-
panSion program in the
Virginia, Maryland and
D. c. areas has created
unlimited advancement
opportunities for cap
able men who can quail
ify.
Top salaries - plus
outst.a lin &
fringe benefits offered.
To apply, send de-
tailed resume to Box
291-M, Star.
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SENIOR
ELECTRONIC
ENGINEERS
PHYSICIST OR
MECHANICAL
ENGINEER

Experienced in utiliza-
ton of heat transfer,
forced air or liquid
cooling controlling
techniques.
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HELP W0MEN

BEAuTIcIAN, exper,, b-day wk, or
part time; salary and comm. TAX.
oma PIX, Nd, JU. a-es7g.
BEAUTICIAN--Beautlfui. cool. we'll
equipped salon. Salary and eofn-
mission. Full or part time. 1888
r NJ. NV, Elk. 3-607O.
BEAUTICIAN, with following pre-
enmmlsAion. La. h.laA4.
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OUTSTANDING

for married college
graduate. 1888, whose present
situation prevents desired advance
nlent; starting salary Sh,OOO-
S7..Ou, plus bonuses. For details
call Mr.. HYNsoN, weekdays, DI.
T-O333
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NIGHT CLERK

OFFICE MANAGER, knowledge OF
accountancy required: pleasant.
new ONCE. ARTS AND CRAFTS.
$3.50 Baltimore ave, college Park.
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SENIOR
PRODUCTION
ENGINEERS

Systems engineering
assignments requiring
experience with tram
sisters, magnetic shift
register, sub-miniature
componentS or printed
circuits. Will involve
supervisory response
bilities and some liai-
son engineering.
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DIVISION
SALES MANAGER

| would like to talk to q successful
experienced sales manager, agt
2S-3S. who is presently limited In
earnings or advancement possi-
hilities and who has had good
experience In interviewing, hiring,
field training and supervising Of
statesmen and district managers,
etc. Man must be married, highly
motivated, enthusiastic and conn.,
dent OF his ability to learn the
District Sales business.
Direct Sales Management experi-
enee' helpful but not necessary
Excellent Sales MANAGEMENT and
Sales Training program. Not 4
desk job. Permanent, dignified,
old-customeT type business with
century old well-rated national
Intensive national expansion pro-
gram provides this opportunity for
the right man. Drawing account
ARRANGEMENT to start. Must be
willing to relocate If necessary.
No extensive travelling.
Our established division managers
present earnings are in excess OF
100000 annually. still higher
earnings and further promotion
are available as the man develops
experience and know-how.
For confidential personal interview,
please write Box 444-T. Star.
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Produce
Managers
EXPERIENCED

Ear 611ElNOEO
If you have had super
market produce mana
gerial experience within
the last 5 years and are
seeking career employ
ment with one of the
nations leading pro-
greSSive food chains,
then we have an open
ing for you.
Our tremendous ex-
pansion program in the
Virginia, Maryland and
D. c. areas has created
unlimited advancement
opportunities for cap
able men who can quail
ify.
Top salaries - plus
many outstan din 2
| fringe benefits offered.
To apply, send de-
tailed resume to Box
290-M, Star.