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Aprii Is. 1881 O at the h." Washington SsShSSs,
Hospital Center DAVID MCQUEEN
of - T st NV, devoted husband
of Martha Mcqueen. beloved father
of Minnie and Sonya MCQUEEN. He
also leaves TO mourn his passing four
sisters, 1--WE brothers, other relatives
and many friends. Remains resting
at the John 7. Rhines Co. Funeral
Home. 3O15 18th ST. ne. Notice
of funeral later. %
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DIEux. LEON D. omeers ana mem

IIEUA, LEUN y. Omcers and menu
.A.Ss.aaA BEES Of Potomac Post
2, No. 1855, v. F. w, are
hereby notified of the
death Of our lata Com
rade LEON B. DIEUX. Re-
mains resting at the
y. S. s. H., Repose, Room;
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JACKSON, GEORGE W. Inc lamlly
q the d late GEORGE Mi.h w 70 SAc exUyess
their sincere appreciation to their
relatives. friends and neighbors Tor
All telegrams cards, flowers, phone
calls, use OF cars and many acts
Of Kindness and expressions OF SYM
nathv during their recent bereave-
mani THE FAMILY
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LEON B. TRDNCHY). o.

DIEUX. LEON B. WRENCHYl. On
Saturday, April IS, 1853, at Walter
Reed General Hospital, LEON B
DIEUX of U. s. Soldiers Home, be-
loved husband OF Marie B. Dieux.
father Of Mrs. Georgette Berg, Paul
l. and d., william III P sHlg;.r, Fr Ha%s
after pm Monday, April n.
Requiem mrss. Soldiers Home Chapel
on wednesday, April 20, at Q am,
terment Arlington National
Cemetery, %
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HEELS dss. ipI hps D. sSs ROSS H naSSi
HARRIS Of 5O6i North lsth rd.,
Arlington, Va. husband Of Rebecca
Harris. father of Mary L.. Baker
and Leroy Harris, brother Of James
Harris. He also is survived BY two
friends. After A pm. Tuesday,
April IS, friends are invited to
call at the Jarvis Chapel, 1852
You st. NV, where funeral serv-
ices will be held on Wednesday,
April 20. at 10 an. Interment
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day, April IS. 1853, JosEfH 4.
HOWARD of st Petersburg, Fla,
formerly of WASHINGTON, d. c.: step
father of Mrs. Marion P. Shade
OF Mrs William Topiey and half
brother of Mrs Naomi Patterson
Services at the s. II. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 29Ol l4th st. NV ,
on Monday. April ~, at 3 am
GlenWood Cemetery. 20
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Saturday. April e5. 1863, BISHOP
JAMES T. MORRIS Of 1913 w st.
NV, husband OF Mrs. Hattie Nor
ris. Also surviving are one daush-
ter. Tillah Twitty: four brothers,
Alex, Jacob, Albert and 1sreal Nor
ris. two sisters, Susan Lomax. Mar
garet Loumsn, and a host Of other
relatives and many friends. Notice
Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS By
johnson a. jenkins Funeral Home
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MILLER. EVA N On Th ,aTi April

%. IYOa. EVA N. MILLER, Oe-
loved mother Of Glenn c. Dorsey,
lr.:. daughter of Mrs. MAZE Burns
and grandmother Of Frederick Will
liam and Elizabeth Ann Dorsey, all
OF sos Sligo ave, Silver Spring,
Md. Funeral services were held
at the W W Deal Funeral Home.
1872 Georgia ave. NV. on Satur-
cay April 25, with interment az
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MATTHEWS, MARY G. On Friday

April "a, 1889, MARY C.. MAT
Hyattsville, Nd, beloved mother Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Brooke, Mary c.,
Bernard G and Robert J. Matthews.
She also is survived by a sister.
Mrs. Blanche McMeekin: seven
grandchildren and two great-grand-
children Relatives and friends
may call at the Gasch Funeral
Home, 4739 Baltimore ave-, dyatts-
vile, Nd, after 4 pm. Sunday,
April 70, where prayers will be
said on Tuesday April IS, at $40
am; thence to St. Jeromes Cath
ole Church Hyattsville, Nd, where
the holy sacrifice of the mass will
be offered for the repose Of her
soul at . am Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery, 81
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April ~. 1859. ANITA b. WHIT
MAN of 1920 Connecticut ave. NV,
beloved wife of Francis s. Whitman,
ST., and stepmother OF Francis s.
Whitman, tr. Friends are invited
to call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pun
phrey, Bethesda, Md. where services
will be held on Tuesday, April 80,
at 2 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery %
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CARROL Ann. on FRI
day, April -. 1859. at Arlington
ASiPit'l sHt hEIlnnsS9P' w. Ga eARRoL
infant daughter OF ueorge c. and
Miehsei, EamosnSalam e Thomas sis'er Mary ~
and Joseph Shifflett, and grand
daughter Of Edmond Z. and Jessie
Z. Thompson and Avis and Betty
Shifiiett Friends may call at the
Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 3245 VIII
son blvd. parking in the rear,
Arlington, Va, until $3.50 pm. Sum
day. April 20. A mass OF the angels
will be celebrated Monday, April ~,
q 10 am at Our Lady Of Good
Va. Interment, Washington Ma
tional Cenneferv anifland Ma
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w - ENLHNU1 MINIMUM w Oh
Thursday, April q 1889, MARION
apple ST.. Chevy Chase. Md, beloved
mother Of Douglas e. and Mary Dee
Gaasterland. daughter of Mrs. Mary
D Wells and sister OF Harry w
Wells Friends are invited to call
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home of Robert A. Humphrey,
Bethesda, Md where services will
be held on Monday, April ~. at
1890 am Interment in Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 20
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hISEMAN, JAMES (JIMD, On
Wednesday, April 90. 1853. JAMES
WISEMAN OF 429 Newton pl. NV,
husband of Laura Wiseman. He
also Is survived by five sisters,
three brothers. three godchildren,
other relatives and friends. After
pm Monday, April %. friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis
Chapel, 1892 You st. NV, where
funeral services will be held on
Tuesday, April IS. at 1870 pm.
Interment Arlinston National Gem
etery Family may be contacted at
1908 Irving st. NV. 81
1859, LENA WOLF Of lies Spring
I'd. NV. beloved mother Of Mrs
Rose Karmel OF New York, Solo
mon Morris, Abraham Israel and
Herman Wolf She also is sur
vived bv two brothers, Shea and
Jacob Mensh. both of Baltimore.
Nd: three grandchildren and two
Observation-Disclosures Funeral serV-
ices al the Bernard Danzansky &
Sons Funeral Home. 1901 l4th st
NV. on Sunday, April %. at IL
noon Interment Ezras Israel Gene
terry. In lieu Of flowers. the family
suggests that contributions may be
made to the Hebrew Home for the
Aged 20
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NOTES.-The. HAZEL T. on Friday,
April "a, 1853. HAZEL T. NOTES
Tine Of 4S04 v st. Sc, the beloved
mother OF Charlotte K. Rager. Loa
M. Truman and Albert L. Notes.-The,
ir Funeral services at the Sim
mons Bros. Funeral Home, 1861
Good Hope I'd. Sc, fhave parking
pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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Darn nf Thanka

he late MAZE BRiscoE wishes
TO express their many thanks and
appreciation to their many friends,
relatives and neighbors for the kind
sympathy. flowers. cards and other
expressions OF sympathy during their
recent bereavement; -,
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WV OIN1 hULLA U. a Special conn
% municatio of Pentalpha
N Lodge No ~ is called for
IN Tuesday, April 70, 1859, at
(M VA 1890 am, to conduct
WOXN Masonic burial services
NN,N for our late brother,
" ROLLA G. ONYUN.
HOMER s. SCRUTON,
Acting Master.
F. FRANK KIMMEL,
Secretary. ~
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Ford Bldg. Hospital. Nationa
at : nm. Tuesday, April 2S
GEORGE L. FORD, Commander.
JOSEFH F. DOOLEY, Adjutant,
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f Tuesdsy hpriI ST 1889 5Suq MyTIIIcsAAEgII
GADDIs of 54O0 9th st. NV. loving
son OF Frances and Edward GaddiS
He also leaves to mourn their loss
two sisters, Ave brothers. two grand
mothers, one grandfather. four
su1ts SIX uncleS other relatives
the John 7 Rhines g. Co. Funeral
Home 3O15 18th St. NE. where
friends NAV call after 3 pm. Satur-
day. April 20. and where funeral
services will be held on Sunday,
April 20. at 2 pm, the Rev. Ken
meth Barnes officiating. Interment
WnOdlaw n Hemefpry "a
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st NV, on April 81. 1899, hus-
band OF Rae D Hermann, father
OF Stanford H.. Alan D and VIM
z Hermann; brother OF Dora
Oklahoma City. Okla He also is
survived by two grandchildren. Re-
mains at Chambers Funeral Home,
400 Chaplin st NV after Thursday,
April %. at J pm Services at
on Monday. April 81 at 10 am.
Interment Arlington National Gem
etery 20
, 1959-12-18
Friday, December Is, 1859

- AVIS Friday, December Ii, 1859
guide.
MR. De LUGO. Mr.. Chairman! i ask you, has this
man been %practicing dentistry in the Virgin Islands with
out a license? If SO he has been engaged in a criminal act.
Yet, you are not going to do anything about it.
THE PRESIDENT: You are making those state
ments. You make that to the Commissioner and to- the Dis
trict Court to the people concerned with the application
and execution Of the laws of the Virgin Islands. Not to me!
MR. DE LUGO: My Goodness! In other words, you
are not concerned with the application and execution
HI PRESIDENT am!
Mr.. DE LUGO: OF our Laws?
THE PRESIDENT: am not an administering
authority
Nh. DELUGO: You are a lawmaker -.
THE PRESIDENT: I'm just a lawmaker. am not
an enforcing officer.
Nh. DE LUGo: You who have accumulated an
amount Of 30 years experience. thought better Of you
THE PRESIDENT: Because Of that accumulated
amount Of experience, Senator, that is why I'm telling you;
I'm not an enforcing officer. ! am Just a lawmaker.
MR. DELUGO: Well, | would like to move, Mr..
Chairman, I make a mption that the Chair
Here, Senator Gomez is making a comment, not suf1-
GENTLY audible for intelligent transcription Beg you par
don?
THE PRESIDENT: Just amoment! Just a moment!
MR. DELUGO: Ican't make a motion?
HE PRESIDENTS: Just a moment. Senator De
Lugo has the floor, Senator Just a moment. Let. the
gentleman make his motion. He had a right to make his
motion. 81. Senator de Lugo has the floor. Make your mo-
ton, Senator.
MI. DE LUGO: Mr.. Chairman, my motion is that
the Chair write to the Commissioner of Public Safety and
the District Attorneys Office requesting that they make a
full investigation as to whether Or. Cordero has been en-
gagged in the practice Of dentistry without a license con
trary to our law. That is my motion. The private practice
Of dentistry without a license. That is my request ... If
can get "a second on it.
PRESIDENT: That is not germane to this bill
here, Senator.
NH. DE LUGOs All right.
THE PRESIDENT: I'll have to deny the motion.
Mr.. DE LUGO: Okay.
, 1959-12-18

parsons there -. LIZ.
Mr.. DE LUGO: MOI!
PRESIDENT: This man has a license. This
man .
MR. De LUG Who has a license?
H PRESIDENT: Was hired BY
MI. DE LUGO: Who has a license?
H PRESIDENT: The Government Of the Virgin
Islands.
MR.. DE LUGO: My question is. Has ID. Cordero
been %practicing Dentistry without a license
THE PRESIDENT: Well, | don't know
Mr.. DE LUGo: And, think it behooves the Chair
to look into that.
THE PRESIDENT: / don't know.
MR.. DELUGO: / don't think you can pass legislation
like this. Ifhe has been breaking the law, he has been
breaking the law
TIL PRESIDENT: 1t seems to me the Governor
Mr.. REESE: Mr.. Chairman
Mr.. D LUGO: How, do you mean, don't let's dis
cuss it?'
Mr.. REESE: | am not referring to that
MR.. DE LUGO: OH!
Mr.. REESE: Mr.. Chairman, I sat here and heard
the same accusations now being made on the Floor made
two or three weeks ago. / thought that it was settled. We
brought DR.. Cordero here, DR.. ONeaI in here, and we all
knows the facts. We know where the man came from, what
license he had, the conditions under which he worked on
a contract Tor the Government. All of that has been
trashed out But we are going back into the same thing
again.
Today, Mr.. Chairman, we have a bill brought in here
and we found a loophole in the law and we are now intro
ducing q piece Of legislation to correct that. / mean so
well if the law says this is prohibited the man is
3. this thing is =. purports to do any person that has been
working for two years or more with the Government salts
factory shall be granted a license. Now, if you have Cor
dero, or you have two more people, well, they would come
underthis law. | think we should put up and vote. To 60
honk into fhn cana oro11ra on vo bod bof0ro No. Mr.
Chairman, the same consideration was given to a lot Of
doctors that came here from other parts Of Europe.
PRESIDENT: Go ahead, Senator de Lugo. I
don't care to argue on it.
Mr.. DELUGO: Argue on it. The Chair isn't arguing
with me. I am requesting, as a member of the Legislature
I am putting down my statement. | am asking that the
naion is 0lnt WOLF cnnccinnnn be xrn11r r1ndn ,, Lam ncLinn
, 1959-12-18

Chairman he@ same considerations was given to lot of NasNm1
doctors la @nehe from oITr dEume. MI d IUGO. Albright .@
THE PRESIDENTS. G amd Senator de Lo THEPRESDENT TuMven deny en motion
"e0 MR. D LUGO Oy
thine lam pmama g @@ remg off Iaahng THE PRESIDENT Gentlemen think that the lis
IM qu nl5gn1 rBn ION Bill No 1884, been sufficiently pohatd
mhg g Ted discussions cO@d Role ell vote please
pMn is Myou conscience ey m guide lam asking BILLING 984 -
aTmn ana oM members m6 YmeT HRD LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
m 10y Wa MMRW We l OF THE UNITED STATES
p1 ig1 Regular Session $3.50
MIR OTLEY. Yu remember the Co2 1859
THEP PRESIDENT Ya You remember how the Amend Section SO Title u til Virgin Islands
Code vSp passed h2 - Code Reahrgo 1T the Pahem If Dentistry
Mr. DE UGO Were not talking about HmsB BE- IT ENACTED He LeIhued he Virgin islands
sECMON6 Of The " of the Virgin Islands Code
lEF HEoDhNI. LH YOU. conscience pc your #0. CONTINUED on eN
The Republican., 1959-04-23

and poor termination is injury
from insects in the soil Seed corn
maggots and wire worms may
cause loss of seed and delay in
getting a crop established.
Commercial paintings of sweet
corn, snap beans, peas. lima beans,
SOY beans and cucurbit crops
should be treated with a seed pro-
tectant before planting. Plant path
ologists and entomologists have
shown in field trials the beneficial
nature Of combination seed pro-
tcctants.
Some examples of combination
seed treatments are:
Delsan Ada combination of
thiram Carasan) and dieldrin
Ortho Seed Guard-combinat
of captain and lindane
Stauffer Captan-Dicldrin COILS
Many scedmen treat seed to
The Republican., 1959-04-23
GLADES

The Hugh Orendorf family, Mr..
and Mrs. solomon OrendOrf, and
Mrs. Clara Bittinger visited Mrs.
Annie Orendorf and daughter Su-
sic. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Orendorf,
Mrs Annie Opel, and Mrs. Leah
Bethel visited Oscar Harman, Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Kenneth Bucket Mrs FL
wood Glotfelty, and Mrs Kermit
Glotfelty attended Seminary
Auxiliary meeting at Gettysburg.
Mrs. Bucket will represent the w.
Va Lutheran Synod for the aux
iliary.
Allen Brenncman and family
we're dinner guests of the Clark
Bakers, Sunday.
Wilbur Bethel ana family were
guests of the Park Opel family,
Sunday.
The Allen Brennemans were in
Cumberland on business, Tuesday
Word was received here that
Elvin Schrock, son of Asa Schrock,
who resides at Greenwood, Del,
was severely burned when gas
tank he was working with caught
fire. Elmer works for plumber.
He is doing as well as can be OK
pected in a hospital in Delaware
Beatrice Glotfelty and Barbara
Klotz called on the James Glot-
felty family, Sunday evening, and
Monday Pastor Kline was a guest
of the GlotfeltyS.
The Republican., 1959-04-23
"a Marriage Permits
Granted Past Week

TWenty-four marriage licenses
were issued during the past week
ending Monday morning from the
office of Richard L. Davis, clerk Of
the Circuit court. This brought the
total for April thus far to 60 Three
licenses issued were marked don't
publish"
James Rex Jones. 18, parents
consent) weaver, Parsons, w. Va,
and Marietta June Evans, 16, par
ent's consent Lead Mine, w, Va.
Nichlas Pirillo, so, laborer, Avel-
la, Pa, and Bette Jeanne Carna-
han, %, Wellsburg. W. Va.
Hugh Anthony Guiliani, 20, par
ent's CONSENT factory worker,
NeWburg W. Va, and Carol Sue
Glotfelty, Assistant Leader; and
Mason Glotfelty, dealer representa-
tive.
Assisting Paul Stull, tractor
leader, with the series of four
meetings were Russell Teets and
Dale Glotfelty of the Bittinger
area.
The Republican., 1959-04-23

Born, II, parents CONSENT
Arthurdale, W. Va.
Donald Lemoyne Lcyda, 30,
welder, and Sandra Kay Jones, 10,
both Coal Center, Pa.
Marvin Morrison Stalnaker, "a,
construction, and Carol Jean Skid
more, 18. both Sutton. w. Va.
John Dolly il 20, parents
CONSENT laborer, Whitmcr, W. Va,
and Velma Louise White, 18, Al
pena, w. Va.
Melvin Richard Shahan, 81, la
borer, and Nancy Carol Stabene,
20, both Star City, W. Va
Harold Wayne Foy 10, parents
CONSENT U. S. army, MorgantoWn,
w. Va, and Marion Gay Whistler,
IS, Wilsonburg, w. Va.
Richard Norman Kephart, %,
student, and Joyce Ann Thrush,
18, both Kcyser. w. Va.
James Elmer TIinebaugh, %. in
spector, Alliance, Ohio, and Jac-
queline Romayne Friend, IS, Mt
Lake Park, Md.
Floyd Eugene Miller, Jr., 18,
parents consenb furnace install
ler Champion, Pa. and Donna
Grace WaXtcr, IS, parents con-
sent Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ronald j. BrenWald. 26 labOrer
Cassity, W. Va. and Halle Lea
Warner. 20, Davis. w. Va.
William John Cain. serv sta
att. Mt Pleasant, Pa, and Mary
Elizabeth Krausc, q, ScOttdalc.
Pa.
James Esker Lemons. Jr.. 80
salesman, and katheryn Jean John
son, 81, both MorgantoWn, W. Va
Brooks O'Brian Boycc. Al. truck
driver and Jessie Marie Heston
48, both Fairmont, w Va, former
husband and wife.
Emmel Eugene Shackleford. 81
unemployed, and Marilyn Ruth
Workman, %, both NeWburg, w
Va.
Philip Gregor Luzier, q. sales
clerk, and Margaret Jean Howell
18, both MOrgantoWn, w. Va.
Richard Goodwin Parse, 81
driller, Batesville, Ark. and Lii
lian KOiakoSili, 81. Pittsburgh, Pa
Charles Edward Martin, 80
Welder, BroWnton, w. Va, and
Everlyn Marie Brady, 81, Bridge
port, w. Va.
Everett Junior Mills, 28, U. S.
army and Hariette Faye McCauley,
IT, parents CONSENT both Mill
creek, w. Va.
Earl Kettcrman, %, laborcr and
Mamie Eva Leary, 18, both Elkins,
w. Va.
Licenses Recently Issued
Thomas Alexander Saul, 26.
auditor, and Mary Charles Mol
lohan, %, Both Kingwood, w Va.
James Franklin Jackson. 50, un-
employed, Smithfield, Pa. and
Donna Lee Price, 19, West Browns
vile, Pa.
Raymond David Meyers, 21 .un-
employed and Patricia Lynn
White, 17EtpaFents CONSENT both
The Republican., 1959-04-23
Last of Series of
Tractor Workshops
Completed April Y

Trouble Shooting" and Safety
were the topics of the All Tractor
Workshop No. held April II at
Shaffer's Ford Sales Shop in Oak
land This was the last in a series
of tractor maintenance meetings
held during the past two months
to give Alters in the county an
opportunity to learn by doing"
Alters, through this program,
learned how to do small but inn
portapt tractor maintenance jobs to
get greater production from farm
power units and cut down on cost
ly breakdOwns.
Z. Rankin Lusby. assistant coun-
ty agent, declared an alert tractor
driver can tell by the sound of
an engine when something is
wrong. He added that "as soon as
he notices it, he should stop and
try to find the trouble" This is
termed trouble shooting using
your head and experience to de-
termine what is wrong, the cause
of it, and if you, the operator, can
fix it. A good operator knows
whether the job needs a serviceman
with special tools just as a person
would decide whether or not he
needed a doctor if he was sick, ac-
cording to Paul Stull, tractor
leader.
Always stop the tractor to sniff
gears is one point brought out in
the safety program. Importance of
power-takcoff shields was dem
onstrated by Roger Bethel. Using
an electric drill, he placed a piece
of clcjh against the running bit to
show now easy it is to get clothing
tangled with moving parts of ma
chinery when one is careless and
proper shields not in place.
Attending this workshop were
Robert and Simon Opel, Norman
Resi-, Roger and Bobby Bethel of
Bittinger; David Custer, Green
Mountain Club; Arthur Ford, Don
aid Bittinger, Sunnyside; Dale
The Republican., 1959-04-23
Seed Treatment
Protects Seed
From Infections

One of the main advantages of
seed treatment is to protect the
seed and seeding in the soil from
infection by fungi and bacteria.
Growers have had the experience
Of planting vegetable seeds early
in the spring only to find later
that the seeds rotted resulting in a
poor stand says plant pathologists
of the University Of Maryland Col
lege Of Agriculture Botany Depart
ment. Organisms in the soil attack
the seeds as they lie in the ground
or as they begin to germinate.
Better termination and stand re-
suit from seed treatment, especial
" when soils become wet and
cold. Heavy rains may pack the
soil causing slow termination.
Chemicals or seed protectants Of
fer considerable protection when
busted on the seeds before plant
ing.
Arasan, Semesan and captain are
examples of seed protectants that
may be purchased with the seeds
from seed houses or from local
farm supply stores Instructions
and amounts to use for each vege-
table crop may be found on the
label, the specialists point out.
Combination Fungicidc-Insecti-
eide Seed Treatment
Another factor in seed decay
The Republican., 1959-04-23
Mrs. Dale Dewitt and children

Mrs. Dale Dewitt and children
returned home, Tuesday evening,
after spending several days with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Ray, Keyser, w. Va.
Mrs. Maude Friend, who had
spent several months with her son
George, in UniontoWn, returned to
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Ralph Spiker, Saturday.
Mrs. George Dewitt visited Mrs.
Dale Harvey, Tuesday.
Mrs. Doris Rodeheaver and Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Dewitt and Deb
bic visited Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Bishop, Buffalo Run, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Carr and
children spent the weekend in
Baltimore with her brother and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dewitt,
Crellin, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Parker Dewitt, Monday and Tues
day.
The Republican., 1959-04-23

satisfy their customers because
treated seed will generally assure
a better crop. Treated seed is cas-
ier to sell because farmers want
treating service. However. seed
treating may be done on the farm
Seed protectants may be applied
dry or as slurries, the plant path
The Republican., 1959-04-23

MI Travis and Mr.. SchoOnOVcl
are coaching the team this year.
Mr.. Thomas Kuhn will assist them.
The team has eight games sched-
uled so far. They are with Keyscr,
Fort Ashby, Elk Garden and Frost
burg. Frostburg was just recently
admitted to the p. Y. c.
Returning lettermen this year
are Dick Stuck, Ron Colaw, Terry
Colaw, Sam Glotfelty, Jack Gnegy,
Wayne Calls, and Leo Martin.
The positions for which the new
boys and the lettermcn are trying
are as follows.
The Republican., 1959-04-23
SANG RUN

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Friend and
children, LaVale, and Earl Railey
and children visited Mrs. V. c.
Friend over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Trout. Pitts
burgh. and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Dewitt visited Mr.. and Mrs Mil
ton Dewitt. Sunday evening.
The Republican., 1959-04-23
twenty-five Boys Report
For Baseball Practice

reported prac-
blacktop supervision
Carl Schoonover
The Republican., 1959-04-23

Fairmont, W. Va.
Richard Allan White, 23, tree
trimmer and Shrilda Ennis Law
son, 19, both Fairmont, w. Va.