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Diario las Américas., 1958-03-11

GUATEMALA, mario 10 (UP)-
Siete dias despues de iniciando Ell
gobierno del General Miguel Ydi-
goras Fuentes Sc ha restablecido
completamente la estabilidad poll
tica que fuera sacramento quebran-
tada a raiz del asesinato Ell ano pa
sado, del Presidente Carlos Casti-
Ito Armas.
Ell nuevo p~residente Sc halla en-
penado en- lograr la unificacion ma
cional, terminando las p~ersecucio-
mes %politicaS. Los Ministries de Co
bernaci6n y RR.EE. estan elabo-
rando listas de los guatemaltecos
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-11
DOminado IncendiO en- ManaQua

MANAGUA, MARIO 10. (UP). -
A medianoche fue dominado ell
incendio que Sc declare aver en- 81
centric commercial de Managua.
Sc quemaron totalmente seis a.
tablecimientos comerciales. Sc sal
vo de las llamas Ell edificio del dia-
rio la Noticia".
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-11

rs AMOS
Cuondo ell Mercantile
National Bank recibio SUI
oprobocion como boneo
noeionoI, sus oficinos es-
tobon en- este modesto
edificio en- 70l Woshing-
ton Avenue. Presente en-
tonces y ohoro, estobon
I'm deseo de servir y una
firme fe en- ell future de
Miami Beach y de este
dreo que lIomomos
home.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-11
GolofnoId s.~+~~za a@~
Recesard por una Semana Ia
Comision Paritaria para eI
Reajuste PoI1tico-Jurldico
Trus EncOnado Debate Ia vioIenciu PoEticu

dato liberal al eabildo de SUI loca-
lidad IN ell Departments del Va.
lie, quien fue uItimado en- SUI casa,
cuando tenia err brazos a SUI hiio
de cincL amos ell cual tambien Pc
reci6. En- este departamento Sc re-
gistraron dos asaltos de bandas ar
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-11
OaARto Las AMERICAS PSg. J

In total Ell fuego destruy6 II
eHarto de manzana.
DoscientoS bomberos hcharon
contra Ell siniestro ayudados por 81
pdblico. Sc investiga Su origen,
que es uno de los mayores regis.
trados en- la capital desde el terre.
motto de 1881.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-11
Colombia

BoGOTA; MARIO 10-(UP).-
La comisi6n paritaria de reajuste
juridico Y polirico decide decla-
rarse en- receso por una semana,
despues de un ag,tado debate en- ell
cual los comisionados conservado-
res Sc hicieron mutuas acusaciones
de ser responsables de los actos
de violencia politica.
La comisi6n fue nombrada por
la Junta Militar de gobierno para
que prepare estudios para Ell pro-
ximo cUngreso V para que la aseso-
re. Solo volvera a reunirse des-
pues de que Sc celebren las eleccio-
mes parlamentarias del pr6ximo
dia dieciseis.
Los dos sect0res Conservatives
Sc enfrentaron despues que ell ex-
p~residente Laureano Gomez, pidie-
ra que Sc levante inmediatamente
ell estado de Sitio.
Jose Antonio Montalvo, presi-
dente del directorio >conservador
rival, acus6 a Gomez, a su hijo Al
varo Gomez Hurtado, -tambien
miembro de la comisi6n-, y a sus
s~eguidores de rropiciar y dirigir
los actos de violencia politica, es-
pecialmente los disturbios de esta
semana en- Bogota y Medellin.
Gomez y sus adictos exigieron
pruebas de estas afirmaciones y de
la acusacion hecha por ell conserva-
dor, Jose Maria Bernal, en- ell SEN
lido de que Sc preparaba I'm aten-
tado contra Gu;llermo Leon Va
lencia, candidate presidential.
(Bernal declare posteriormente
que no da importancia a esos in
formes a los cuales califico de ru-
mores)
Valencia pi1io a la comision,
que volviera a reunirse ell martes
para particular en- Ell debate en-
tire las fraccionesconservadoresas
y dar respuesta a Gomez. Sin en-
barge la comision s%uspendi6 sus
sesioneS atendiendo una PROPOSE
ci6n del Expresidente, Alberto
Lleras Camargo director del Ii
bejlismo, quien sostuvo que Ell
ambiente de debate no contribui-
ria a calmanr los animos en- viSpe-
ras el~ectorsles.
OTROS Is MUERTOS POR
VT0LENCIA
BOGOTA, MARIO 10-(UP).-
Dieciseis personas mas murieron
victimas de la violencia, en- diver
SOS asaltos en- Ell departamento en-
la region occidental del Vale y
cerca de Puerto Berrio, sobre ell
Rio Magdalena en- la region cen
trail del pals.
TIuo H. L. ,,sa4;naa 49, ao~Js
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-11
ecuador
CanoIIer Carlos Tovar Acusa a
PERI de Asunir Actitud Negativa
Pare Bvseor soIuei6n al confIieto Fronterizo

QUITO, MARIO 10 (UP).-El
Canciller Carlos Tovar acuso
anoche a Peru de haber aSumido
una "actitud negative" y cob
viamente insostenible" en- los
esfuerzos mediadores de Brasil
para buscar una solucion al con-
flicto fronterizo peruano-ecua-
toriano.
En- entrevista que hizo la Uni
ted Press al Canciller equatorial
no, este declare:
"No hubo acuerdo en- la res
pueSta "a la nota brasilena) por
la actitud negative de Peru, &C
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-11

Ecuador los tamanos requeridos
y las formas de copa y ala. La prue-
ba de un sombrero superior es la
ausencia de nudos, tejido fino y
81 puede. o no ser enrollado y pasa-
do por un anillo corriente.
Version Inglesa Ultima Pagina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

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0utperforLns gaso|ines costing

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Evening star., 1958-07-01
LOTS. ACREAGE Tor SALE

BURTONsvILLE, Is acres-Lanc
Stream city water soon. 1,2O0-tt
frontage: also 6-roorl country
home with oil h. w H.: $4,000 down
balance monthly. Call Mrs. Steed
with LAIRD B. SCOTT, RealtoI
JU. 9-0420, ewes. and SUM-. Ju
$3.50.
500 DN.. SI0O MO. buys. for So.
900 253 acres young timber; 81
mi. south D. c.; fronts hid. rd
I,5O0 yds, L, L, SELF, Ast., Louisa
va. Phone day las, nIsht 113-J
PRIME COMMERCIAL AND APT
GROUND in Gaithershurg' Nd
The apt. groganas a. Is & asross r,,0a Iron
from new Acc bldg. owner viii
seii apt ground compl. finished
ready for Construction. Water,
sewer roads in before settlement
Reas priced. Cost based on num-
beI OF units to be built. Sub
ordination to qualified parties
MURRAY SILVERMAN, 927 18th
st. NV. DI. 7-2411.
d. c. LOTS FOR APIS, gath to
25th ST.. Good Hope I'd. Sc: excel
pG2tenHsiaalsss: Hiass:o quick sale. OWNER
FOR FAIRFAX COUNTY LAND
call MASON & OMER L. HIRST
Brokers. Annandale. Va. CL. g.
1900, weekdays
OUTSTANDING NV. LOC. over
looking Roc,G Greek Park, approx.
75xI2b: liberal terms, Ewes. TU.
2-6104, daily DI. 7-4244.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
COUNTRY LIVING

250-acre farm: IS mi. from
washington, s mi. from Gil
hert's Corner. Beautiful
farmhouse femodeled to q
queens taste. Artistically
decorated, wall-to-Wall car
peting throuehout. Pine
paneled modern kit. Beauti-
sul large lake. Several other
outbuildings In need Of much
repair. Tremendous din. rnl.
3 twin-sized bedrms., mod
ern bath: oil hot-water
heat. Owners have left for
Europe. Must be sold. For
someone seeking q fine coun-
try property, this is the nest
buy on our book. Call
JAMES L. DIXON q co..
ST. 3-7200 Realtors.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
BOATS

ls-FT. sLOOP Teak Lady; ney
Palmer aux: $3.50. MARINE
MART. $40 Maine ave. s.w.. ST
3-3575.
'55 GOODYEAR FtBERGLAS: 16.
IT,, steering, windshield, clock
speedometer, cushions, cover. Al
so 81 Evinrude Lark with cover
remote control, gas tank, battery
must be seen; 81 ,375. JU. 5-7500
BILGE PUMP, Sutton automatic
Sis. HE. 4-5263.
I2-FT. RUNABOUT, steering, cover
12-h.p Evinrude motor and trailer
10. 5-2gS0.
left. OUTBOARD RUNABOUT
excel, cond.. 30-h.p, Johnson elec
$40. owner viii finance. can bt
seen between & an. ana 8 pm.
3046 X st. NV. PO. 2-42OT
FE. 3-6623.
1888 KELLER Hydroboat, factory
demonStrator, fast. See at MA
RINE MART, 94Q Maine ave. s.w.
ST. 3-3575.
22-FT. OWENS Sport Fisher: twin
JOhnsons; equipped; $3.50. MA.
RINE MART, 040 Maine ave. s.w.,
ST. 3-3575.
IO-H.P. JOHNSON, remote tank ant
gear shift, 12-ft. .plywood run
aesSts. asSgsi nOsr-Hlas'ed' $3.50 FL
IO-H.P. WIZARD outboard: immed
sale S95 or next best 0ffer. SO
S-7766 after 3 pm.
28-FT. OPEN FISHING BOAT
Chrysler marine engine. First clas
shape. HENDERSON'S BOATYARD
500 Maine ave. s.w. Ex. 3-9207
I0-HP. CRIs-CRAFT OUTBoARD
like new cond., $3.50. Call KE
S-6577 after 8 pm.
STEELCRAFT; 26-ft. custom spoHt
fisherman: sleeps two: galley, lei
box, bath rm, with running water
elec. pump. Chrysler engine, loaded
with extra equipment Ideal fol
family cruising and fishing. Liki
new. ready to so, $4,000. OIL
2-0451 ewes. L
1887 TROJAN, 14-ft. fully equip.
30-h.p. Evanrude, CATER trailer
elec. starter, remote control. ilbe
Rlassed, painted this year. S1,20(
or best offer. 10. 4-7416.
OUTBOARD MOTOR, Johnson Sea
horse 30, compl. with, gasolinl
tank, battery, starter and controls
excel, cond., reasonable. CaI JE
2-S504. --..-----,--.---.---
6,00O-LB. CAPACITY TRAILER
4 wheel, adjustable frame for al
boats up to 80 It. Nearly new. SCI
at 2224 Pa. ave. sc.
CHRIS : CRAFT, 15.ft. mahog
speedboat. 90-h,p. Gray engine
compl. refinished: new uphol.
yrs. old. $1,000. FL. 4-7l53.
I5-FT. NODDED FIBERGLAS =
Mahog. deck, all running lights
steering, convert. TOP ana custom
made cover, lg?7 Johnson sea
board motor, 35 h.p. and controls
Also trailer avail; Sl.O0U. Cal
Gaithersburg 339-R after 8 pm
SNTPE saiihoaf and sets o. sails
Must sell immed. OIL. 2-2SS9 AFT
er 5 pm.
REG. PENGUIN sailboat No, 419i
and Dacron sails. Like new. Mus
sell imme0. OIL. 2-2SS9 after
pm.
II TT. SPEEDLINER, good cond.
upholstered seats, excel. for wa
ter skiing 5000. RE. 6-3472.
'57 REVEL CRAFT day cruiser, u
h.p., equip; like new. TU. 2-6990
"Klepper" Folding Boats
Showroom and sales at 109.
18th st. NV. Write OF phone 10
free catalog. ME. S-1155.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
cosTlNuEpl

ROOM on TWO, aif-cond.. car
tive, lawyer, TX, a-2lei,
$500 SO. IT. nr. NAY.
a9gef u. snd n,,i.. n-Aif-sona sas como
area, 81 sg. =. incl utilas
I. DIXON a CO., Realtors.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
WATERFRONT PROP. VITA
MONEY TO LOAN

NEED SITE on water within 10
min. Of Parole, Nd. with OF
without house. JU. 5-5924.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
COMMERCIAL GROUND
1UT Of TOWN REAL ESTATE

PLAN ON RETIRING? l hav.
small farm on inland waterway
in North Carolina, los acres
comfortable living; also, suitable
for commercial development. Cal
WE. 5-63SS.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
INDUsTRIAL PROP. for RERT
OFFICES, STUDIOS for REM


AIR-CONDITIONED-4 rooms, 14th
Co. s.oiad, S0'srn 0u'i0ins' 500
TWO VERY ICE. FRONT ROOMS
mr., Hecht's downtown, Ieas rent,
18Th AND COLUMBIA RO. section
ans1Ts Soa H,Ti ,ss nd ~ csIi xR VIZ r. ssiss ssFs
ATTORNEY-ofice in large law
suite, library, air cond. secretacia
service, Avail Aug i. Sl45. EX.
IN ATTORNEYS SUITE, Wash.
Bldg.: air cqnd.: recep, rnn, IL
brary, ans. serv. Ma, $500.
WILL SHARE NICELY FURN.
DOWNTOWN OFFICE, seldom in;
ideal for publishers rep. or free
lance writer. IA. 4-1225.
AVAILABLE, suite of ofices, in
Brentwood Village shopping CEN
ter; $3.50 includes utilities: may
be seen at any time. DE. 2-320O.
eHOREHAM BLDG, 18th and H
sts. n.v.-Now available-one Of
nee q 500 So H. an and ,s1, enc On ofise g
ST. 3-227l.
AIR-cONDITIONED, modern cface
furn.; In Law suite; reception. rm.
elev., nr. courts, $50. or share.
S25. EX. 3-5313; JC. S-2453.
SILVER SPRING-SinGle from S3t
to SeSs suites, 500 to Si54; ali
cond janitor service, CHESTER
KILLER woODMOOR AGENCY
CORP, Ju. 5-7l00.
sIL. SPRING-New air-eond. bldg.
bright, cheerful once: parkine al
utils, incl; S62 so. Ju. 5-2727.
SUITABLE for labor union OF
trade association offices. 5000 50
II. eonsiStiue Of IL ofaeeS. Z
waShrooms, completely air con.
ditioned. Convenient downtown
location. $3.50 mo. A, c. HOuGH.
nv, pI. 7-eO5S.
Evening star., 1958-07-01

Ist AND end TRUST LOANS-va.,
Nd. or d. c. For courteous. dou-
ble-quiek action, call DI. 7-56S3,
Evening star., 1958-07-01
AUT0MORlLES F0R sALE
lCoNTlNUEDl
YRTAMHTE E0RD

CHEV. '6H Bel Ar sedan with pow
erfllQe; Gfeen lnigh with matchlng
interior, AL thfOuohout, &ME.
WllLlnn nunlanLll.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
MOTORCYCLES
MACHINERY end EQUIP.

BSA '56 Golden Flash, very good
cond., $3.50. KE. $3.50; call after
8 pm.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
TAKOMA FORn

:s:SaS R vS sss''S r:si S'i.s ss,li 'ss ssla n
Evening star., 1958-07-01

FORD 81 station Waron, sa7S
!. Ssdho Ssdo, ~ IL. As 7sossI sIELsrx' Il s
Evening star., 1958-07-01

Alto Shopping Center
2205 Wisconsin Ave, NV. op-
postte Giant Food. Size approx
50'x60' with basement. Parking for
approx. 100 cars. Terrific location
for supermarket, variety store,
restSuTant, estsn, etc. Consult Consul M. . young, nag
tors. 724 14th st, NV. Ma. S-2346.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
AVIATION

PRIVATE COMMERCIAL-Instru-
ments, ATR and Flight Dispatcher
ground school. Glasses beginning
Monday, July z: Link and flight
training also avail. For further
information. call XII: S-1052 OF
SO. 2-Hah6.
Evening star., 1958-07-01

AUTO LOANS, cars or trucks In
is minutes whether it's paid fol
OF not. HERSON6, Sth and Q
NV NE O.4T00
Evening star., 1958-07-01
WOODWARD BLDG.

18th AND H SITS. NV.
18th street frontage. small store
with balcony. $3.50 per mo. Mini
mum 3-yr. lease.
Call Mr.. SNYDER, MA. S-5516
Evening star., 1958-07-01

CADILLAC '52 4-door Fleetwood
This car is fully equipped for youI
exterinr, with 4 spotless matching
interior. This car NAV be bought
at SS05. NATIONAL AUTO BRO.
KERs, $500 Ca. ave. NV. TU
Evening star., 1958-07-01
AUTOMoBlLEs F0R SALE

FORD 20 VS. Fordor; Z. and b
Good tires; clean unhols.. excel
running cond.; $3.50. 10, k-3SiO
FORD '56
conveftible: 2.tone; Fordomatic. r.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

NEARBY ARL. : Lieht Industrial;
f,50O 50 IT,, ground floor: attrac-
tive ONCE; S2lO month. Cali Mr..
WALKER, AD. 1854.
Evening star., 1958-07-01

CHEVROLET 1850 2-dr: good
second car. JU. 9-2026.
Evening star., 1958-07-01

IaOi0 n i, AVE. M "a. u-lOOs
cHEV. '5b "2lO' 4-door: power.
GLIDE radib, heater, Ike new inside
and out. 2-tone paint. best buy N
town, only eo05.
Evening star., 1958-07-01

$50 50. IT,: air-conditioned; dis
play windows on sides, ample
parking space, excellent bus serv-
Ice. Suit. for gift shop, sporting
goods store, photographers studio
or offices. Available now. Call XII.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
sTOREs FOR RENT

WILL LEAsE-REDuCED RENT
100 P st. NV. 1906 14th st. NV
&. M. OSULL1VAN, Ma. S-7S48
11O2 P ST. N.W.-store room arit
I rm;, kit. and bath; in q, front q q
bus stop. E. M. O'SULLIVAN, Ma
S-7S48. l4Ol Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1958-07-01

TCADILLAC rs "82" coupe; dark
blue over light blue: auto. trans,
power steering and brakes, T. and
III, Wv. tires: car Is in immaeu-
late condition. BUTLER-BONDED.
Evening star., 1958-07-01

CADILLAC '57 4-dr: S3.a25. black
immacu.. stored IN N.Y.c. garaee
since new 5000 mi. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut.
Evening star., 1958-07-01

CADILLAC 1855 sedan; 2-tone blue.
eIssn; SSSn: ss,sa5. ccc guarantee,
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1929 92nd st, NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC '3g "75" coupe; one
OF a kind classic. Call OIL. 6-5744
afta@ n
, 1958-11-14

June 80, 1859. Recommended, by the GOVERNOR.
Assigned to the Committee on Finance.
BILLS REPORTED BY COMMITTEE:
The Committee Of the Whole reported favorably on
the following:
Bill No. $50 Resolution Designating the New Water
front Highway the Veterans Drive" in honor
Of the Virgin Islanders, Past and Present, in the
Armed Forces Of the United States.
Bill No. 642 : To Create a Special Committee of the
Legislature or the Operations of Government.
Bill No. 645 Act to Provide the Covering of Certain
Taxes into a Special Game and Wi1dhfe Fun
and for other Purposes.
Bill No. $50 To Amend the Standing Rules OF the
Legislature to Provide for a Standing Commit
tee Of the Legislature to be Known as the Com
mittee on Judiciary and for other Purposes.
Bills Nos. 661, GA. 675 and 679 were not reported by
the Committee of the Whole.
The House adjourned at 3:55 pm. until 200 o'clock
on Wednesday, April 30, 1853
AUBREY A. ANDUZE D
President
N E. ABRAMSON
Legislative Secretary
, 1958-11-14
Sincerely yours,
Waller "A. Gorda
Walter A. Gordon
Govern
PRIVILEGES OF THE o
Landmark

GS41 (4lOA9 VI 14S1OL1C Ao11OuAo1k
Senator Joseph A.. Gomez called upon the House to
institute positive action to have restored toits original
form the retaining wall North Of the Post Office. The
Senator pointed out that the craftsmanship of the wall
was spoiled by removing a portion thereby creating a dan
ger hazard.
Definition of the Term present"
The House agreed TO hold conferences ut r~~-1a-
clear-cut and unmistakable rule for defining the presence,
in the Legislature, of members. Senator Ottley proposed
the rule that a member be considered present when
he is present in the Hall Of the Legislature and occupying
the seat assigned to him. The motion was put and lost by
a 65 vote. The question was deferred for discussion and
action until Tuesday, May 9th.
Telephone Situation on Saint John:
The House agreed to hold conference with represen-
tatves of Jackson Hole Enterprise and the Virgin Islands
Corporation with a view to having adequate telenhons
communication on Saint John. Senator Moorehead in
formed the House that the absence of such facilities may
delay the opening of the much-needed Branch Bank on
Saint John. Accordingly, the House agreed to hold such
conferences early next week.
ST. John National Park:
Senators discussed certain difficulties now being ex-
perienced by residents on ST. John with respect to the Ma
tional Parks activities on that island. AS a consequence
the House agreed to call in for conferences the Superin-
tendent Of Park Harold A. Huber, in order that certain
policy matters may be clarified.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Pursuant to the terms of Bill No. 658. ESTABLISHING q
, 1958-11-14

year would contribute 5000 to this program for the
budget year. This amount is stated in the balance sheet set
forth on page 2 of the enclosure and represents the major
contribution to the funds presently available for appro-
priation. The direct grants provided by the Federal Gov
eminent expired at the end Of Fiscal Year 1856 and it is
the responsibility Of both the Executive Branch and the
Legislative Branch to appropriate a minimum of funds
from the Matching Fund in order to provide sufficient
balances to finance essential public projects for the years
to come.
It is requested that legislation be provided as recon-
mended in my essential public project program and in
accordance with the letter and spirit Of Subsection % (b)
("c-ii'o Of the Revised Organic Act Of the Virgin Islands.
Sincerely yours,
Isl Waller A. Gcrd-7
Walter A. Gordon
Govern
PRIVILEGES oF THE FLOOR
, 1958-11-14
REPORT OF COMMITTEES

The Committee on Health, Education, Welfare, Agri-
culture and Labor reported ~favorably on Bill No. $40 to
Provide for the Construction of Additional Rooms to
House 18th, 9th, 9th and kindergarten Class at the Julius
E. Sprauve School, st. John, Virgin Islands.
The Chairman of the Committee on Public Works an
nounced public hearings on the Building and Zoning
Codes in Frederiksted, ST. Croix, on Friday, May 2 and on
Saint John, Tuesday, May 6.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS
Bill No. 686 Essential Public Projects Budget for the
, 1958-11-14
UNFINISHED

Pursuant to the terms of Bill No. 658, Establishing a
Committee on Free Port, the Chair named the following
members thereto: Senator's Ronald de Lugo, Theovald E.
Moorehead, Walter ]. M. Hodge, Joseph A. Gomez and
Ann E. Abramson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-06

than commercial orchard Rrau
QUESTION: Is it really I'm
portant to sucker and top To-
bacco?
ANSWER: Yes. Tests at fo,,.
N. c. Agricultural Experiment
Station farms in 1857 revealed
that topped and Suckered tobac-
co outproduced that left with
out these treatments by 4so
pounds per acre One hint: DOM
wait until all your tobacco E IN
flower to top; topping shout be
done when onc-fourth to one-
third of the flowers are open
and pink. Go over the field
more than once if necessary. II
will pay off at the market.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-06

have found that boil weevils
tend to avoid cotton that has a
high degree of hairinesS.
QUESTION: Where can i get
some Potomac orchard grass
seed?
ANSWER: It's still doubtful
that North Carolina farmers will
be able to obtain this newly-de-
veloped grass in large quantities
in time for planting this year.
However. the n. c. Crop I'M
provcmcnt Assn, n. c. State
College. Raleigh, can be of as
SiStancc in locating certified
seed. In North Carolina tests
last year Potomac produced 4C
per cent more feed than Danish
orchard grass and slightly more
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-06

determine the lime needs of
cropland. Lime may be particu-
larry needed for fall-seeded le-
gumes. Lack of lime can bring
about seeding failures or poor
stands.
Soil testing is not a lot of
!hocuS-pocus. 1t is accomplished
by the most up-to-date scienti-
fic equipment for making chemi-
ical determinations. This equip
ment is operated by trained
chemists. North Carolina farm
crS, said MIR. Rapcr, are very
fortunate in having one of the
finest Soil-teSting laboratories in
the country. Soil testing is Q
service provided free of charge;
= and those farmers who have not
taken advantage of this service
= should do so and obtain up-to-
= date information on the lime
ana fertilizer needs of their
} crops.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-06
Urges Farmers
County Agent
To Test Soil

Charlie Raper, County Agent
of Columbus County, urges all
farmers who have not had their
soil tested to do SO now.
This very important step in
a farm program can mean quite
a few dollars in increased farm
profits.
All farmers who plan to seed
crops now or in the spring woulc
do the wise thing if they check
ed the fertility levels of theil
soils to see if they contain AIDE
quate amounts of plant nutri
ents for good crop growth. A
soil test is also the only way t
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-06
arm Questions
And Answers

QUESTION: Are agricultural
scientists working on approaches
to insect control other than in
SccticidcSr
ANSWER: Yes. Some extern
Sive research has been done on
insect resistant varieties. BY re-
ISiStant, is meant that the insect
may not prefer the plant for
food, shelter. or laying eggs. the
plant may adversely affect the
insects biology, tor the plan
may be able TO withstand insect
attacks. Scientists. for example
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-06

hlclcS Department learned that
travelling statesmen apparently
were the safest drivers going.
Only five were involved in fatal
SmaSh-upS according to the
study. The line up, by occupa-
ton: business men rs. farmers
1874. clerical workers II. COM
Imercial drivers 100. military 90.
textile o. homcmakCrs Al. stu
dents Ga. not determined l73.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-06

ri fertilizer grades he needs for
the crops he plans TO grow.
MI. Rapcr says his office has
soil sample boxes and lnforma-
ton sheets available to all who
request them. He invites farmer.
sop bv r!s Office and fine
.uI how soil samples are to be
collected from the field anc
mailed 10 Raleigh.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-06

"''Iiii, - IN "A study oi
Years t-affic death toll In
...r Carolina. the Motor We