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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-30
DEATH NOTICES

Gus Saturday.
Born Sept. 18, 1882 in West
Virginia, she was daughter of
Elias and Nancy Yeater Under
wood. She was member of the
Church of Christ.
Survivors include a son, Roy
of Stockport, a former Morgan
county sheriff; five daughters; a
brother; four sisters; "a grand
children and Is great-grand-
children.
Funeral services were con-
Quoted Tuesday at loo p. m,
from the Beverly Church of
Christ with Evangelist Floyd
Ross officiating. Burial was in
the East Lawn Memorial park,
Marietta.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-30
BatesviIle Senior Will
Enter Business CoIIeQe

Miss Linda M ontg ON cry,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Montgomery, of Batesville, has
just completed arrangements to
enter the Columbus Business
University, Columbus, next June.
Miss Montgomery will grad
uate from Beaver local high
school in May and will enter the
private secretarial trainin G
course at the university.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-30
CAR OVERTURNS

A car driven by Robert D.
Hilverding, of Lower Salem
route 2, went out of control and
left County Road Is, north of
Whipple, Sunday at $3.50 a. m.
and overturned. The accident
was investigated by the Washing
ton county sheriff's department.
Hilverding told deputies he went
to sleep at the wheel.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-30
Junior Class Play
MAY 8 Al Dexter Civ

Judy Morrison and Pat Slower
will play the leading roles in
the production Saved by the
Belle" to be presented by the
junior class Saturday, May 9, al
800 p. m. in the Southern Noble
high school gym.
The setting is an Aurora
Sorority House in the campus OF
Stonehall College.
The supporting cast includes
Carol Sue Johnson, Inez Adde'S
purger, Doris Milestone, Sara
Kay Bruce, Carol Teeters, Mary
Ann McMannis, Judy Adde'S
burger, Nancy Hayes, Larry
Hughes and Fred Harper.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-30


The complete list of honor S
tendance is as follows:
Honor Roll
Grade 2 - Rodney Marietta,
Joseph Thomas, Bobby Yonker,
Brenda Gordon, Mary Martha
Harmon, Diane Hronec, jamie
Hupp. Janet Secrest, Kathy
Serdy, Joan Tomcho.
Grade 3 Terry Milligan,
Thomas Milk, John Wargo, Jr.,
Brenda Cartel, Beth Danford,
Connie Niswonger, Paula Seam
ster, Alyce Shattuck, Suella
Thomas.
Grade 4 - Brenda Danford,
Charles Dovenbarger, Patty
Khune, Larry Kominar, John
Milk, Terry Perkins, Vickie
Perkins, Phyllis Tomcho, Joellen
Wargo, Terry Yakupcak.
Grade = Constance Marietta,
Roger Feldner, Richard Roberts,
Darlene Malenda, Geraldine
Nichols, Sharon Hannum, Diana
Still, Martha Warner, Joanelle
Wargo, April Matheney, Vicki
NisWonger, Ronald Hronec, Bon
ME Bond, David Cartel.
Grade 6 Francis Brown,
David Delaney, Steve Yakup-
cak, Pam Bartoletta, Carolyn
Dovenbarger, Janet Milk, Patty
Uhl.
Grade z - Willard Farmhouse,
Sam Cartel, Marilyn Hannum,
Michael Hrinko, Barbara Mac
enko, Robert Milk, Gerald War
ner.
Grade 8 - None; Grade 8 -
Joyce Cain, Grace Dennis, Ed
ward Macenko, Carl Roberts,
Lynn Seamster, Judy Serdy.
Grade 10 - Carolyn Archer,
Oretha Lett, Marilyn Picken-
paugh, Nancy Racey, Lois Teters.
Grade II = Polly Hill, Violet
Teters, Judy Walters.
Grade IL - Janet Hysell, Fon-
tella Greathouse, Robert Brown,
Larry Foraker, David Ziler.
Perfect Attendance
Grade - Phillip Hupp, Noah
Khune, Jr., Michael Malenda,
Bruce McFerren, Jimmy Shuller,
Ernie Ray Wheeler, Mary Jane
Dovenbarger, Wilma Hannum,
Barbara Kilburn, Heleanna Lori,
Teresa Perkins.
Grade 2 - Edwin Dovenbarg-
er, James buffalo, John Mackie,
Rodney Marietta, James Milk,
Dennis Nichols, Mitchell Per-
kins, Bernard Roberts, Gary Lee
Roberts, Joseph Thomas, Charles
Teters, Kenneth Wiley, Bobby
Yonker, Brenda Sue Gordon,
Mary Martha Harmon, Kathy
Serdy, Joan Tomcho.
Grade 3 - Theodore Hannum,
Larry Kilburn, James Taylor,
John Wargo, Jr., Mary Ann
Farmhouse, Brenda Cartel, Beth
Danford, Darla CHM, Janet Hill,
Connie Niswonger, Marilyn Rob-
erts, Judith Smith, Sandra .Tet-
ers, Suella Thomas.
Grade 4 Jackie Archer,
Charles Dovenbarger, Larry
Kominar, Carol Lett, Mark MAJ
gay, David Moushey, Terry
Perkins, Vickie Perkins, James
Serdy, Phyllis Tomcho, Terry
Yakupcak, Sharon Yocco.
Grade 5 - Geraldine Nichols,
Dennis Eschman, Roger Feldner,
Robert Lori, Rita Delaney, Bill
lie Hupp, Jack Johnson, Richard
Roberts, Darlene Malenda, San
dra Leisure, Mark Thomas.
Grade 6 - Charles Caldwell,
David Delaney, Thurman Har
mon, Marvin Hawley, Herbert
Smith, Steve Yakupcak, Doris
CHM.
Grade 7 - Willard Farmhouse,
Marilyn Hannum, Michael
Hrinko, Barbara Macenko, James
Rayner, Teresa Serdy, Gerald
Warner.
Grade 8 - Janice Archer,
Ralph Delaney, Gloria Harmon,
Joyce McCune, Carol Perkins,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-30
Consolidated Schools
Admitted To Association

Fort Frye high school at Bev-
erly and River Local at Hannibal
were among the IL Ohio high
schools admitted to membership
in the North Central Association
of Colleges and Secondary
schools when the association
closed its 64th meeting in Chi
cago, Ill, Friday.
The other schools included
Chardon, Chesapeake, Eastwood
and Pemberville.
Both Fort Frye and River
Local are recently created con-
Solidated schools.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-30
RED5kIN A
review "
By Jacqie Davis

lie emu Ol lfle SchOOl year IS
approaching with only four
weeks of school remaining. After
being absent, many students neg
lect making up their work. If
this work isn't turned in, YOU
receive an uneXcuSed absence.
This means that you get zero
IN each class that you failed to
make up your work. There isn't
much time left, so be sure you
make up all your work and get
your absence slips in. 1t could
mean the difference in whether
you pass or fail.
Latin Club
Tuesday, April IA, the Soda
litas Latina club met with Paul
Jonard. At this meeting the pos
sibilities of having a refreshment
stand at the Firemen's Festival
were discussed. Since another
group had already asked for it,
the Latin club will have second
choice. If the club doesn't secure
the stand, they will be in charge
of a pie and cake stand.
In the near future, the club
will hold a wiener roast. The
freshman are in charge of the
arrangements. At this time the
award key will be presented to
the student receiving the high
est grades in Latin l and Latin
II.
Class Play
In addition to the cast of the
class play, a certain number of
other people are needed to make
the play success. In the senior
class play the people behind the
scenes are: Jim Miller, stage
manager; Linda Bates and Mary
Sue Frederickson, prompters; and
Phyllis Dimmerling, Janice
Pangle and Phyllis Shocking,
ushers. The students in charge
of the printing and distribution
of tickets are Bill Ramage, Mari
lyn Merry, James Miller, Fred
Keith, George King and Mary
Jane Slay.
Dance
Friday evening the junior class
held a record hop in the gym
from 800 to HOO. Approximately
70 students attended. Chaperones
for the evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Evilsizer, Mrs. Fred
Mcdonald and Mrs. Roscoe
Elliott
F. III. A. Convention
On Friday, April "a, Norma
Doudna, president, Caroline Chic
wax, vice president; Nancy Nor
rison, parliamentarian, and ad-
visor, Mrs. Steen attended the
F. H. A. convention in Columbus
at the Youth Center.
Four thousand people attended
the banquet Friday evening and
the program consisted of a page
ant, "The History of Ohio"
Nancy Morrison sang in the state
chorus of 200 voices during the
pageant and again sang in the
opening ceremony Saturday
morning.
Saturdays program consisted
of routine business, election and
installation of officers, and the
Award of Merit Ceremony. Cald-
we'll received the State Award |
of Merit for its outstanding club |
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-30
Mrs. Maud pook

Mrs. Maud Doak, rs, of the
Coal Run community, died at
1890 p. M, Saturday in Mari
eta Memorial hospital, where
she had been a patient for a
week. Her husband, Delbert,
preceded her in death the previ-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-30

Marquis, James Wickham; social
and recreation, Roger Iams,
Charles Polling; public relation,
Tom Yontz and Eugene Boyd;
community service, Richard But
Ter and Phil Doan; supervised
farming, Phil Yontz and Harry
McAuley; safety, Larry Wood
ford and Carroll Gordon; earn
ings and savings, Landon Smith
and John Parrish.
Next week the chapter will
be participating in the judging
contests at GAINESVILLE and
Jewett for farm machinery, milk
judging and land judging.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-30
Five Seniors Make Honor Roll Al
Belle Valley School For Six Weeks

Janet Hysel Fontela Greahoue Robert Brown For
aker and David Zer the
at Belle Valley school for the fifth six weeks.
The complete list
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-30
Caldwell FLA Chapter Plants
5000 Pine Seedlings On Farm

The Caldwell Future
panng OF 5000 tree seedlings north
CALDWELL according to Instructor Joseph Parrish
This brings the total the three wears the
Caldwell chapter has n operation -
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-30
IN HOSPITAL

IN HOSPITAL
Joe Werberger, of Ava, was
taken Sunday to the Guernsey
Memorial hospital, Cambridge
for observation.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-30

ENTERS HOSPITAL
Rodney Childress, of Macks-
burg, entered the Good Samari-
tan hospital, GAINESVILLE, Friday,
for observation.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-30
BACK INJURED

Joan Franklin, Caldwell, fell
Saturday in her home injuring
her back. She was treated and
dismissed in the Caldwell Clinic.
Evening star., 1959-12-07

JEANMARIE WAGNER Happy
18th Birthday, Dec. Q. honey
and many more. Love, MAMA,
DADDY and GRANDMA.
KENNY DOVE-Happy at" on
Dec 10. You're almost grown"
All my love, SUzI.
HAPPY 20" months going
steady on Dec. S, Dwight. Love,
your steady, KITTEN.
Evening star., 1959-12-07

RECORD, 78 rpm, the march
titled "Ohicer Of the Day"
reasonable RA. 3-2588 after
pm.
COPY OF MARY LEE by the
Rainbows and EARTH ANGEL
by the Penguins. VIII pay
$50 for each by these artists
only. Call SHEILA, OV. 3-0343.
WANTED-Old toy trains and
streetcars, made before 1889.
Need not be in working condi-
tion. Call after $50 pm, JE.
4-3707.
Evening star., 1959-12-07
Miscellaneous
Wanted

BANJO, 5-string, good condition
and reasonable price; popular
make. Phone JU. 8-9793.
WANTED-3 or 4 in. metal lathe,
with accessories. Ii. 3-8498.
WILL SWAP Kenmore Junior
vacuum cleaner for 20 rifle
or motorcycle jacket, size So.
FRANKLIN, 120 Adams st. NV.
Evening star., 1959-12-07
HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

DEADLINE: Wednesday pm. for Sunday following. Ads
received too late will appear a week later
RATES: lines Csc. 1Oc each additional line. You
figure the cost yourself Allow average words per line
TO PLACE: Write ad and figure cost Give name adj
dress and telephone number and send your ad. plus
payment. to TEEN-ADS, The Washington Star, WASH
ington 8, d. C.
Evening star., 1959-12-07

KITTEN-Happy 18th Birthday.
and 20 months going steady.
December S. Love always and
forever-DWIGHT.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO Kathy
Cadem and good luck for many
more. Take care. ID.
MERRY CHRISTMAS to the
Karboes. Missing you as usual.
Yours, BENTON.
Evening star., 1959-12-07
Greetings

IIlllllHlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllll
LINDA B.--Happy Birthday to
my one and only. Love for
ever, ROB.
HAPPY 18th. BIRTHDAY to
Phyllis Ann, from MARY ANN
and GUESS WHOl"
Evening star., 1959-12-07


Al pieces track, Z manual
switches, 2 automatic access
sories. Appraised at $500. Make
offer. VIII. 6-4281. Call after
4:30 pm.
A-SPEED TRANSMISSION, SO
Corvette; complete with shift
ing head and linkage; In fac
tory crate. Call OIL. 2-o692
after / pm.
FORD 80 Phaeton-Rare Fordor
conv., brand-new y '56 Olds
eng. with new: bore, pistons,
Isky cam, solid lifters mag
nesium rockers, Offy springs
and valves, porting, Edelbrock
manif. and 3 Strom. 97s, Benz
dix fuel pump, Mallory ign,
s.w. gauges, clutch, ETC.; $525.
OF. 1860.
NEW SILvERTONE GUITAR
Brown, semigloss finish, posi-
ton markers, fretted finger
board, simulated leather case
included: $40. Call IA. 5-6552.
DOLL FURNITURE rms, plus
elec. iron; all $2.50. Phone
jackson 1883.
BICYCLE, for man or boy - A
true road racing cycle, fine con-
dition; has high-pressure tires,
hand brakes, double chain
wheel, quiet, release hubs and
8-speed gears; very light.
Price s65. so. 5-9309.
GO-KART - The appropriate
Christmas gift for the young
mechanic. This all-metal car Is
in good condition and has not
been used much. It has q q
h.p. REQ engine and Is capable
of 30-35 m.p.h. The Kart cost
$I10 and I am asking a mere
SIS for this youngsters
dream" If you are interested,
please call VIII. 2-3I45.
AUSTIN 1852 4-door; $3.50; l2h
Tv, $25. WA. 7-1578.
FORD IS conv.; loaded and
lowered; good cond., new top
and tires, has floor shift and
fun race; Isky cam. Call IA.
7-1T30.
CHEW. '49 conv.; yellow, good
condition, new snow tires, bat
terry, guar, radio, heater, de-
froster, $50; guitar, like new,
Silvertone, SIS. JU. 5-4257.
BICYCLE, girls 26-in. American,
good condition, SIS. Make good
Christmas present. VIII. 6-2805.
ENGINES-51 Ford and 81
Mere; sell parts or all. Ford
trans, $25. 10. 2-1938.
GO-KART, like new, runs 35
m.p.h., many extras; factory
built; must sell, $85. 10. 2-1938.
BICYCLE, Shelby American
Racer; generator and light;
good cond., $40. 10. 2-1938.
CHEW. so coupe; customized;
will sell complete or parts;
cheap. 10. 2-1938.
RIFLE, Marlin .22-automatic
with Weaver Ak scope; al
most brand-newl $40. WA.
7-0366.
SHOTGUN, new Remington
sportsman" automatic, 20
gauge, .wipadded leather case,
engraved receiver, checkered
stock and forearm, ivory bead
front sight: cost. $145; sell for
SOS. WA. 7-0366.
Evening star., 1959-12-07
Notices

TEEN DRIVING LESSONS
D. c., Md. and Va. Special rate
In dual-control car. JU. 5-2623
or Ii. 7-2187.
ROCK M RHYTHM with the
BELvEDERES. Call other
bands If you wish. but ask
them for l25 refs. and see what
they say. We have played be-
fore 10000 people from all over
the Metropolitan Area. II you're
looking for an amateur group
for amateur prices please call
someone else. II you're look
ing for quality Rockhouse
music call TOMMY at HE.
4-234B.
LOOKING FOR A BAND to
make your dance or party a
success? You can stop look
ing. THE SCOTT MITCHELL
QUINTET is available for
bookings. Call VIII. 6-2345.
EXPECTING TO HAVE APARTY
or dance sometime soon? II
you are, what you need Is a
lively form Of entertainment
TO make your affair a big sue
cess. Hire the original GAL
AXIES, who recently have ap-
peared on the Milt Grant TV
show and have played at some
Of his rocking record hops. We
operate exclusively in the
Chevy Chase, Silver Spring.
Rockville area to serve the
modern teens with the modern
music that they like to hear.
For the best rock m roll in
town, call BOB at Oliver
e-677I.
SINGERS AND INSTRUMENT
ALISTS who are interested in
preparing for q recording con-
tract with a major label, con-
tact Carl Tone. vocal instruc-
tor, formerly afiliated with
Lloyd Price. DICKERSON
MUSIC STUDIO, Adams 4-2508.
DANCE Music for all oc-
-casions. Call Juniper 5-1639.
THE PARTYNTAKERS make the
party or dance. Washington's
most original band. Call MIKE,
OF. 4-6l76.
CHRISTMAS GFTS-1,O0O s.
line name and address labels:
gummed and padded; plastic
gift box free; 81. postpaid. 3
orders, 50. VIRGINIA LEE.
p. o. Box 432, Vienna. Va.
FOR THE BEST IN MUSIC
THE CONTNENTAIiS. For
information, call RICHARD
ARMSTRONG, 10. 8-6295, or
WALTER COGLE, RE. 5-8473.
SNAPSHOT OF ALLEN CASE,
the young, handsome star OF
The Deputy" Send rs cents
and a self-addressed stamped
envelope to GINNY at l707
Merrimack drive, Hyattsville.
Md.
MONTGOMERY AZA presents
its Sweetheart-Alnnni Dance
on December 10, at Temple
Israel. Music by the NOMADS.
HI, LIKE GOOD MUSIC? Then
you1l like the NOMADS with
music and prices to please. JU.
5-4252.
WILL PERFORM at private or
group parties with my puppets
or 3-ft. dummy; very low rates.
Call ROBERT ACTON at LU.
I.0Ar2
Evening star., 1959-12-07
SMALL MOTOR sCOOTER (D.

600 mi; $875. Port. elec. steam
radiator, $40. 2 fire exiting,
2h-gal., SIS ca. Elec. jig saw,
cost $50, sell for $40. Lincoln
1888.
SAXOPHONES, King Alto, Buff
fet, Tenor; like new. IA.
s-I66o or ia. 4-2966. Daily
after 8 pm.
GOLF CLUBS FOR SALE =
Matched set of Wilson irons
(except for the . and three
Wilson woods; $65. HI-FI FOR
SALE-Amplifier, $40; speakers,
$50; changer, $25. MEMS RID
ING BOOTS, size 8, SIS. VIII.
2-4582.
HOLIDAY FORMAL, size 8, red
taffeta, ballerina-length, wear
with or without jacket; 50.
JE. 2-1643.
as PLYM. COUPE SEATS, front
and rear; excel. shape; $40.
CAN DON after s pm. CE.
6-s336.
DROP-LEAF TABLE, mahog.
gate leg; price, SIS. WA. 7-2439.
Bladensburg.
TRAINS Amer. Flyer freights;
incl. smoking engine, switches.
track and complete scenic lay
out. $45. IA. 2-4754
TAPE RECORDER, Revere port
able Model T-1100, attach
ments. Wonderful for studying,
superb for music. A students
best pal. A bargain at about
500. Call IA. $4,000.
FOR SALE-Used toe. shoes, size
4hD, 81, covers included. Call
RE. 5-7727.
RIFLE, .22-cal. MoSsberg model
342, and gun case; practically
new; $50 or best Offer FL.
1924.
ACCORDION, Scandalli, life
time guarantee, 100 bass, 3
treble stops, like new. case in
cluded, stand, $195. JE. 1873.
FORMAL, / yellow, size Is, al
most new, $12. Cali XII. 9-2T7e.
FOR SALE-Diamond engage
ment ring, n carat, emerald
cut, white gold; $50. IA. 1880.
MERCURY 1851 v-8: dix. green,
overdrive, radio, heater, chrome
spots, dual exhaust, good con-
dition, $225. Call so. 5-4409
any time Sunday.
AQUARIUM, 1O-gal. stainless
steel, heater, filter, stand, $40.
Phone Redwood 6-3444.
JEWEL 8-transistor, brand-new,
with case and earphone,
S29.95 value, will sell $2295.
Call WA. 7-5157.
DUMBBELL AND BARBELL,
York, 160 lbs. $25. OIL. 6-S90T.
MARX TRAINS for sale, z cars,
I diesel engine, l locomotive,
49 pieces of track, 2 pairs
switches, IA buildings, 2 water
towers, plus scenery props,
trestle set and transformer,
$40 or best offer. Call LIN at
10. $1,000 between 6 pm. and
7 pm. any day of the week.
WORLD SCOPE ENCY., IL vols,
$40; Metronome, Seth Thomas,
$3.50, both in new condition.
RA. 6-6654.
BOYS SUIT, medium blue gab-
ardine, size about 38, $40. DEN
MS, Hobart 2-1662.
MISC.-Ho train equip, track,
switches, cars, etc, $50; boys
steerhide motorcycle jacket,
size IA, $40; Cauffiel 2la-h.p.
engine, $40. HA. 2-7822.
HOCKEY SKATES, boys, size 6,
excel. cond., yr. old, 81; pool
table. 25x44-in., IS. HE. 4-O333.
DRUMS, snare, bass, tom-tom
and other accessories; reas.
MARTY, LO. 5-1721.
DRESSING TABLE, So; girls
Chicago shoe skates, size 2, SIS;
football shoes, size 10, IS. MRS.
r. A. THOMPSON. JU. 8-5366.
LIONEL TRAIN "O27" gauge
freight, excel. cond,. will sell
for $40 Qess than half price,;
z cars, track, switches. extras;
00-de0ree croSSoVer. Call KE,
Evening star., 1959-12-07

condition, one 2-unit diesel, /
steam engine, gondola, milk,
log, pipe, double dump car, 3
passenger cars, bango, / road
gate, / blinking signal; 2 auto
matte, 2 manual switches; 20
piece village, including autos,
lamps, etc.; 26 curved, 81
straight pieces track; trans
former. all $T5 cash. BOB,
10. 8-3444.
TRAIN, Lionel. and many Access
sories. $65. Call RoNNIE, JU.
$3.50.
EVENING GOWNS CS), size IL,
good condition, reasonable. Cali
RE. 6-6439.
SAxOPHONE, Conn 'E" fiat
alto, beautiful gold instrument,
excellent condition, JU. 5-59l9.
BARBELLS, 500 lbs. Of barbell
plates, l8c each, barbell squat
stands, $40; bench press stand
and bench, So; 2 bars, IS each;
2 dumbbells, 81 each; neck
strap, 50; all courses included.
CaIl OIL. 2-1517 Sunday only.
BICYCLE, girls 26-inch; good
cond.: $40. ia. 9-SS57 after
l pm.
SCOUT UNIFORM, size 16. IS.
Phono, 70 rpm. So. Shoes,
Madamoiselle, size 8hB, So.
DU. 5-63T5.
FOR SALE-'52 Willys IS" engine
parts, pistons, rods. cam. crank,
generator, starter, head 1-bbl.
carb. fuel pump, dist, exhaust
man., everythingl Also std.
trans, 2-wheel drive with o.d.,
clutch, plate, fiywh., housing.
etc. Must sell or win be junked.
Call JE. 2-0799.
CUB SCOUT UNIFORM. size II,
complete: excel. condition; S..
ia. O-S3S1.
FORD 1910 2-dr. sedan with
Chevrolet engine: new WV.
tires, new bumpers, tenders and
exhaust system; complete IL
volt system, elec. fuel pump.
s.w. gauges; very dependable,
perfect condition throughout.
S575 or best offer. 10. 5-6475.
CHRIS-CRAFT 12-ft. r1nabout
with trailer; $125 or consider
Go-Kart in trade. 10. 5-8475.
ITALIAN GREYHOUND PUPS
(rare miniature greyhounds), 6
mos. old Reason. OIL 6-7515.
FOR SALE-Floor-shift trans.
and rear end from SO Ford.
Trans. has '48 Ford curved
teeth. Rear end is 4.44 to 1.
Each $50. Take both for $50.
Call CIR. 3-2l68.
BRAND-NEW HALIBR AND
quick change, adapted for open
drive shaft, '32-48 Ford. Gear
ratio 3.6S-1. Locked safety
hubs included. SITS or best
offer. Call OF. 1895 after six.
'32 FORD FRAME, immaculate.
with brand-new front end and
hydraulic brakes completely
around. Excellent for building
modified roadster. SIS or best
offer. Call OF. 1895 after six.
GUINEA PIGS, nice pets, brown,
white and mixtures; male,
$1.25: female, $50. HE. 1896.
GILBERT MICROSCOPES SET,
new condition; $3.50. Call
JESSE, OF. 4-7347.
BICYCLE, 26-in. Raleigh sports.
Tourist; chain case, generator,
lights, pump; great condition;
fastest in nelghborhood. A
steal at $40. CIR. S-5412.
GUITAR, Martin O0018: cost
$50 new, sell for 500. IA.
1884.
FOR SALE-3 ballerina-length
formals, red, size 13; pink, size
II, and yellow, size 13. Call
MARILYN ct Hemlock o-1352.
PARTS FOR SALE-'50 Mercury
motor, transmission, rear end,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29

planted them. Can you give
me encouragement or must
I wait and see? The bulbs
were such iine. fat ones II
hope ! didn't ruin them.
AnstDer
Most expert growers only
use bonemeal when planting
daffodils. but they apply
mixed fertilizers to the sur
face Of the ground and let
the rain carry the plant food
to the bulbs. It is impossible
to say whether or not you
injured by putting fertilizer
In the planting hole-de-
ponds upon the kind Of fer
tilizer, how well 1t was mixed
into the soil. the amount Of
moisture in the soil. etc. II
you had mixed the fertilizer
into the soil at time Of soil
preparation instead Of at
planting time am sure there
would be no harmful results.
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Wild Berries

From George W. Allen,
$500 North TtDenty-third street,
Arlington S, Va.
Wild Strawberries have over
run our lawn. I need grass seed
specially suited to shaded areas.
AnSDer
The chemical known as 2,4-D
should be effective in control
ling the plants commonly known
as wild strawberries. However,
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Weedy Luwn

From J. W. BecktDtth,
2S05 University terrace NV.
What will kill plantains and
other weeds in the lawn? Have
$1,000 square feet infested with
crabgrass and weeds.
Ansiper
Plantain and other broad
leaved weeds can be killed with
2, AID when the temperatures
are above rs degrees F. and are
likely to remain so for two or
three days. This m q terial
should only be used when the
weeds are young and in active
growth.
There are two or three
chemicals now on the market
which will kill dormant crab
grass seed If applied q few
weeks before It begins to sprout
(about mid-May). They are
sold under trade names.
The crabgrass also can be
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QUESTION BOX
FOR GARDENERS

this material should not be used
until temperatures are above
rs degrees F. and are likely to
remain so for several days. Also,
the plants should be In active
growth and, Of course. 1t Is not
desirable to use any chemical
Just before rain Is indicated. It
must have time to be absorbed
by the leaves. Since these ma
terials must be absorbed by the
plant II Is not too satisfactory
to use dusts. o liquid Is likely to
be more effective. II is admitted
that a finely pulverized dust
put on the foliage while moist
with dew is equally effective,
but there is the problem Of
timing to accomplish this. This
material should be used at the
time Of seeding or before. not
after young grass seedlings APP
pear.
The best lawn grass for dry
shade In this area Is called
Chewings Fescue. Use 1t at the
rate Of 3 pounds per 1000
square feet.