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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
Lynch Advances
In Junior Tennis

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, July
l8 (AP - Top-seeded Arthur
Ashe of Lynchburg, Va. and
third-seeded Hugh Lynch III of
Bethesda, Md. today gained
the semifinal round of the
Eastern junior and boys tennis
championships at the West
Side Club.
Ashe defeated Leslie Moglen,
New York. IS, IS and Lynch
eliminated Evert Schneider, top
foreign seed from The Neither
lands. 1913, 60.
Robert Goeltz of Bethesda
and George Seewagen, jr., of
Bayside, N. Y, reached the
finals of the 13-year-old divis-
ion. Goeltz beat Gregory Stone
of Oyster Bay. N. Y, 60, 4-6,
60. and Seewagen turned
back Steven Stockton of Gar
den City, 60, Ga.
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Two Girls SET
Swim Records
In AAU Meet

REDDING, Calf, July l6
(AP). - Becky Collins, a Is
year-old high school girl from
Indianapolis, tonight swan To
a world record OF / minute and
ll.2 seconds in the ll0-yard
butterfly race at the national
AAU women's swimming cham
pionships.
Another l5-year-old, Chris
Won Saltza of Saratoga, Calf,
established a meet record Of
4 minutes 59.4 seconds which
also beat the existing American
record for the 440-yard free
style as she bested Sylvia
Ruuska of Berkeley. Calf,
The old meet and American
record of 5:08.5 was set by
Australian Lorraine Crapp in
1857, but Chris has a better
time Of 4:52.2 pending as an
American record.
Miss Ruuska had a 5:04.3
and Donna Graham Of Indian
apolis was third at 5:04.9.
Miss Collins feat in the no.
yard butterfly marked the third
world record for this meet over
the 55-yard Lake Redding Park
pool.
Nancy Ramey of the Seattle
WASH Athletic Club, who
held the record at 1:ll.3, bat
tied stroke-for stroke with the
Hoosier lass and lost by only a
foot, although timed in l:ll.8.
Third place went to Molly Bot
kin of Los Angeles in 1.12,2.
Earlier in this meet. Miss
record Of 5:40.2 for the 400
yard individual medley and
Carin Cone of Houston. Tex.
swan to a 2;37.9 record for
the 22o-yard backstroke.
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Mid-AtIontic Regatta Won
By Washington Canoe Club
THE SUNDAY STAR
Wsshisgton. D. C.. July ~, 1859

we're the individual stars for
Washington. Havens won the
one-man single blade COMPETE
ton and the fitting event with
his brother Bill while Redla
scored in the one-man kyak
and tandem kyak events.
Results:
Junior one-Man single Blades: |,
VandemoelebToecke Potomac Club ;
.. HARRINGTON philadelphia \, Ruek-
ert Washington &C.,
Senior Ohe-Man Sinsle Blades: /,
Frank Ravens Washington ., d
Rsamer tWashinRtonI; g. John HasS
Junior Tandem Kyak: /, PIack and
Oils Washington; ., White and
Morgan lWashinston'; 3, Ruckcrt ano
Reamer tWashlngtonl
Senior Tandem Kyak; !, TottoSsi
and Redla tWaShlngton; =, Vande-
moelebroecke and HaSSe tPotomacli D.
Stankovitz and Adkins jPotomael
s,v %eTs 1w,,S snss Ky'S ,r p. p9,1
twashinEtoni: 8, shirley Slack wash
Junior Four-Man Single Blades: /,
WaShlaRton { moe Club tWhlte, MOI
gan, REAGAN ana Reameri; y, Philadel-
phia. g. WASHINGTON.
Nomen's Tandem Kyak; / Gloria
Perrier and Betty Reid tWaShingtqnl ;
>. shirley Slack and Dora szekels
tWashingtoni.
Senior Four-Man Single Blades: I,
Washington lHavens. Ruckert. ellis
and HaSSl; >, Philadelphia; 3, Po-
tomac.
Junior one-Man Kyak: /. stanko-
vitz Potomac; :. Jones tPotomae);
). ellis tWashingtonl
Senior One-Man Kyak: I, Redla
WASHINGTON; =, TottOSSi washing
toni ,. SankoWitI CPotomael.
Junior Tandem Single Blades: |,
Wsshington( Reamer and Morgan; >,
Philadelphia tLong and Dobsonl: 3,
Potomac ID Caviola and B, Caviolal
Senior Tandem Single Blades:
Philadelphia tKrick and Castner); :.
WaShington Haas and HavenS); 2,
Potomac tHasse and Vandemoele-
broeckei
Junior Four-Man Double Blades: /.
Washiugton( Reagan. White. Morgan
and Slack: >, Washington; 3. Po-
tomac Club.
senior Four-Man Kyak: /, wash
ington tTottosSi. ellis, Slack and
Ruckertl ., Potomac Club.
fitting Frank Ravens and Bill
Ravens; >, Ruckert and Oils; 3,
White and Slack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
Som Bondy Wins
At Old Dominion

Sam Bandy Of Fredericksburg
Won his third 25-lap feature
race Of the season on last
nights sportsman-stock car
program at Old Dominion
Speedway.
Clyde Carnahan and Clay
KaSIridge. both Of Fredericks-
burg. finished second and third,
respectively. Yves Morgan and
Jimmy MARS locked wheels on
the 18th lap and were knocked
cut Of action.
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SEE
THE NEW
EXPLORER
Special Mid-SeaSon Sale
On All Boats and Motors
A Few of the Many Boats
On Sale Are Listed Below

16' PALMER SEA sKIFF, "6-h p
fresh wAter-cooled engine' fne sea-
going boat
1e' WOLVERINE. 35-hp .. electric Evin-
rude with generator.
IS REVELcRAFT, 40-hp. Scott with
trailer Navy top and coCkplc covers
49, 1857 CHRIs-CRAFT Capri. 1885,
h.o.. navy top, like rev.
20 1855 TOPPER express, 6o-hp.
Mercury.
81 1858 FINNCRAFT express. 1885,
hip.
90 Is, 1855 CRUISE A LONG express,
"a 1859 RICHARDSON express, no.
hip
26' 1855 SUMNER CRAFT, a5-hp.
fberslas hull and decks, navy top
and extras.
o. 1857 OWENS express, twin 100
hip.
IS 1850 sTEELcRAFT sedan, 10o-h p,
81 o 1883 RICHARDSON express twin,
So 1859 RICHARDSON express. twin
2@5-hp.
So 1856 OWENS express, twin, 1885,
81 1859 COLONIAL sedan, twin, l25-
hip, fly bridge, dual controls loaded
40 1877 CHRIS CHALLENGER. twin.
l45-hp.
AZ 1855 MATTHEWS, DcFB, twin.
@00-h
49, 1859 RICHARDSON. DcFB, twin,
"25-hp.
49, 1887 MATTHEWS sedan, twin,
47l-h.p.
A. 1859 CHRIS CRAFT, DCFB. twin.
145-hp.
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IL FIT. RUNABoUT. center deck. bot
tom fiberglassed, 90 hip. motor. EN-.
3-662S, 4535 Warren st. NV.
ELCO aft. MOTOR YACHT; sleeps
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19

TROJAN 1853 l9-ft. Seabreeze; fully
equipped, Al condition. Volunteer s.
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2I:EOOT CHRIS CRAFT SEDAN
CRUISER-110-h.p Nordburg recent
ly installed; hydraulic drive; monel
shaft: galley. head, refrigeration. cleo
Bilge pump, blower: many extras
Immaculate condition. Owner buying
bigger boat Priced to sell "ANNET-
TIE" Chesapeake Yacht Club, Shady
side Md 100
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lift. RUN-ABOUT and trailer; can
be seen q pm. Fridav-Sunday. 6 E.
Crescent I'd, in Greenhelt, Md.
CABIN RUNABOUT SO Bay-built COX
7'2": . hunks. head, new Willys
tightening "6" inboard motor. Ready
to 60 at any time. $1,000. At ALL
SONS DOCK. Dsale, Md. Ev. 4-9179
after z.
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ES11II EE1 lg 2'Elg 15gEIll -
S@AkA FOR TIr1IMe our Supplies -

SALES AND SERVICE = Radio-tele-
phone, depth sounder, DIS, and con-
verters. RAYTHEON MARINE DEAL
Err, OIL. 2-7574 or Annapolis. CO.
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CABIN CRUISER-Willvs
4-cyl. 65-h.p. motor, hunks, toilet
Law: Al cond $3.50 See at WEIGH
pier neale Md Or I'm rS1AS ZOE
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find any adequate correspond
ing variety Of tonal color or
purely musical expression"
The Daily sketch said the
audience got It's moneys worth
as far as the dramatics were
concerned, ''but only IN the
final aria did the singing match
the dramatic prowess in quail
|ity."
The international set turned
Iont in full to hear the New
York-born soprano. In the
audience were the Duchess OF
Kent. Lady Churchill. the
Begun Aga Khan, Ballerina
Margot Fonteyn. Princess Al
exandra, Elizabeth Taylor and
Eddie Fisher, ambassadors,
members of the government
and stars Of stage and screen,
Tickets also we're found for
q group Of Texans who fiew
here for the performance
thinking they had places re-
served. United States Ambas-
sador John Hay Whitney helped
straighten out the mixup, by
supplying four tickets. Others
bought seats for later per-
formances. The rest had to
pay scalpers as much as f25
($7O for orchestra stalls listed
at 4 guineas ($ll.76).
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Luhr to Crown
Events Queen


Bert Lahr. the Broadway
Snowman. will ofilciate at the
crowning Of the queen Of the
Night Of Thrills TO be held at
Griflth Stadium the night Of
June 26.
Mr.. Lahr. who will be ap-
pearing here at the Rosecroft
Music Circus for the produc-
tion Of Cole Porter's 'DuBarry
Was q Lady" will crown IT
year-old Carolyn Courtney. She
lives at 1912 Rpatan street.
Langley Park, Nd.
The annual Night Of Thrills
is sponsored by the Masonic
Masters Association and the
Eastern Star Matrons and Pa
irons Association for benefit of
the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home at 5000 New Hampshire
avenue NE. There win be q
parade. clowns. fireworks and
trained animal acts among the
nights events.
Evening star., 1959-06-18

home q short time later. she
said.
Miss Dakin, who maintained
remarkable composure during
her l5-day trial, wept on the
shoulder Of her uncle, Phillip
Dakin Of Milwaukee. when the
verdict was read to Judge Bruce
Beilfuss.
Today Judge Beilfuss ordered
the girl committed to q State
Mental institution. Authorities
said Miss Dakin would be taken
to Winnebago State Hospital
later in the day.
The statute under which the
girl was found not guilty en-
powers the Judge to have hel
committed for further treat
|ment until she Is cured TO the
point where there Is reasonable
certainty she would not again
commit such an act.
Evening star., 1959-06-18

from q glittering London audi
ence last might. Miss Callas
took i've bows.
The opera was produced at
London's Coyent Garden as
part OF q British american ex-
change with the Texas city.
Dallas will see the Royal Opera
Co. production Of Donizettrs
Lucia d Lammermoor.
Greek Tragedy
The opera retells the ancient
Greek tragedy Of the sorceress
Medea. who helped Jason win
the Golden Fleece. married him.
and then lost him to King
Creon's daughter Medea poisons
her rival. kills her own chill
dren and takes her life.
"The part might have been
written for Callas. and how
avidly she seized the dramatic
opportunities 1t offered" wrote
Eric Mason Of the Daily Mail.
"Her tremendous reception was
wholly deserved" But he
added:
Contrary to popular belief,
Calias' voice is not among the
worlds most beautiful. There
were many times last night
when under stress her high
notes throbbed with an ugly
pulse. But no hvong singer can
color and infect her voice SC
surely or subtly to reflect the
conflicting emotions besettinG
o tragic character"
Acting Stressed
The Daily Telegraph said
Miss Callas ranged the boards
like q Gagged panther" but hel
acting conveyed the essence oi
the part more eloquently thar
her singing. "Her voice wal
disappointingly small and lack.
ing In resonance. the Tele.
graphs critic said. "Nor die
| Medea's conflicting passions
Evening star., 1959-06-18

OAKLAND. Calf, June Ia
(AP).-Eugene Burdick. 40. CO.
author Of the best-selling move
"The Ugly American" suffered
o heart attack at his Berkeley
home Tuesday night. He is re.
fessor Of political science at the
ported in satisfactory condition
at Kaiser hospital. He Is pro-
University OF California.
Evening star., 1959-06-18

Oh two counts Of first degree
murder because she was In
sane at the time Of the act. the
plea she entered for her trial
The girl admitted shooting
her mother. Elizabeth. 4s. and
then her father. Thomas. 40
With an automatic az calibei
rife the night OF December /
Seventeen shots were fired
from the gun. most Of them
striking the parents. After
Evening star., 1959-06-18

ward the girl went to q friends
home and told Of the double
Staying.
She testified at her trial that
she had discussed Hamlet and
other works Of Shakespeare
with her mother shortly before
she shot her to death In their
home here. She killed her
father when he entered the
Evening star., 1959-06-18
CoIIos' Dramatic Skill
Acclaimed in London

LONDON June is AP)Maria Callas blazing character
zaton Of scorned her the unanimous admiration
Of Londons opera critics today But her dramatic skill
rather than her singing that impressed them in chebnis
Medea h @sE E
The DALLAS Opera Co production won IL curtain calls
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Old Sponish Maps

New Mexico appeared on
Spanish maps OF the so-called
new world mystery country as
early as 1916.
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Jury Finds Girl Insane
In SIoying Of Porents

MAuSTON wis., June 10 CAP)A jury decided last night
tkt attractive I7-year-old Jane DAn who likes to read
shakespeare and play the piano. was Insane ct the time e
kidd her wealthy parents. N4# k.A8 &s
~ The Circuit Court jury Of IL men and one woman after
dheratng three hours found that Miss Dal not guilty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-10
FAMOUS FABLES
by Dick Brooks
BY Wolf Kelly
BY E. E. EDGAR

Creditors: French Novelist
Honore de Balzac played a
cat-and-mouse game with his
creditors, who were always at
his heels. Balzac went to
elaborate pains to outwit
them.
To make certain that they
would not come upon him by
surprise, he bought a hilltop
house that commanded an
unimpeded view of the ap-
proaches.
One of the servants, acting
as a lookout, kept a watchful
eye on the valley. The mo-
ment he saw anyone on the
path he would warn the
writer. If it was a creditor,
Balzac would have the serv-
ants roll into action. They
would carry all the furniture
to the cottage next door, &C.,
cupied by a friend.
When the creditor, after
an arduous climb. reached,
the house he would find only
a writing table and a chair
in it. Discouraged by these
signs of poverty, he would
leave in disgust. his claim
still unsatiSfled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-10
Horse Show Boil
Is Gala Event

Mrs. John Joseph Hearne,
wife of the Irish Ambassador,
was honorary chairman Of
the ball, attended by a ca
pacity crowd of 900.
Mrs. James A. Murray, the
general chairman, was among
those having tables, as was
Mrs. George M. Fuller,
president of the sponsoring
organization.
Others = entertaining at
tables included the vice
chairmen of the ball. Mrs.
v. Manning Hoffman and
Mrs. Andrew Parker; Mr..
and Mrs. Chewing, Mai.
Gen. w. H. Abendroth, preSi-
dent of the Horse Show Com
mittee, and Mrs. Abendroth:
and Armory manager Ar
thur j. Dutch Bergman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-10

Flags of the countries req
resented by the international
Horse Show teams, and blue,
red and yellow horse show
ribbons provided a colorfuI
motif last night for the Wash
ington Horse Show Ball at
the Hotel Statler.
The glamorous event was
staged by the Women's Auxi-
liary of the D. C. Society for
Crippled Children.
The Presidential and Con-
gressional rooms were thrown
together for the evening and
spotted here and there were
jockey hitching posts,
mounted on pedestals banked
with palms and ferns, and
simulated horses heads, dec,
GRATED with flags and also
mounted on green-banked
stands.
Large-Size roSettes and
streamerS were used on the
tables encircling the dance
floors, while Lester Lanin and
his orchestra played from the
stage decorated with a fan
shaped arrangements of flags.
Master of Ceremonies E.
Taylor Chewing, jr., pre-
sented the equestrian teams
as they arrived from the Ar
>mory where the six-day
Washington International
Horse Show is being held.
Presentation of the Mas
tiers of Foxhounds attending
the ball also added to the
gayety, with the festivities
climaxed by the grand march
with Hunt Club members.
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'' n Society
Friendship Highlights Visit
OF Los Senores MQteos

Mrs. Elizabeth N. Graham
elizabeth Arden). Mr.. Leon
ard Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
r. Heller of Abilene. Klaus.
Col. Margaret H. Henderson.
director of the Women Ma
rines; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
T. Magennis of Akron, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B.
McCabe, President Of the
AFL-CIO and Mrs. George
Meany, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Meyer of Chicago and Col.
Mary L. Milligan, director Of
the Women's Army Corps.
Completing the list were
Mrs. George Maurice Morris.
DR.. Dean Rusk of New York.
Mrs. William F. Russell, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry B. Sargent,
Mrs. Merle Thorpe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert M. White OF
New York and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Whitman, also of
New York.
Mrs. Lopez Mateos has her
own program for today while
her husband goes up to
Camp David with President
Eisenhower.
She is to meet the press,
visit Children's Hospital and
st. AIMS Infant Home and
be honored at a luncheon at
the fashionable 1925 F
Street Club.
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Also attending were Chief
Of Protocol and Mrs. Wiley
Buchanan, Director Of the
Monetary Fund and Mrs. Per
Jacobson, former Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Arthur Gardner,
former Ambassador and Mrs.
Earl Smith, Administrator Of
the Small Business Admin
istration and Mrs. Wendell
Barnes. Brig. Gen. Tom r.
Stoughton and Mai. John
Eisenhower.
Also DIR. and Mrs. Warde
B. Allan, Garrison, Md; Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Hampton Barnes
Of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gary Black of Baltimore. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur F. Burns Of
New York, DR.. Milton Eisen-
hover. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Earl
Endacott Of Abilene, KanS.
and President of the Inter-
national Finance Corporation
Robert L. Garner.
A Working Man
Conductor of the National
Symphony Orchestra and
Mrs. Howard Mitchell were
among the guests and after
the dinner, DR.. Mitchell con-
Quoted his orchestra in a
program which featured
Mexican music.
Also at the dinner were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-10
BY Peter Loinq
WORDS, WIT AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Today's word game is de-
signed to test your ability to
recognize words similar to one
another in meaning. Below,
you will find groups of 10
words each. The first group is
numbered /, 2, 3, etc. The Sec
ond group is lettered A, B, c,
etc.
For each word in the first
group you will find a word of
almost the same meaning "a
synonym in the second group.
Thus the word numbered l may
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-10
Menu Delights

Highlights of the menu
were melon with prosciutto,
horseradish soup, f1llet Of
sole-sauce parmesan, roast
stuffed Long Island duckling,
tossed salad and nesselrode
pudding with branded mar
ron sauce.
Administrator of the NASA
and Mrs. T. Keith Glennan
we're there, as were Secretary
General of the GAS and Mrs.
Mora. Mexican Ambassador
to the United Nations Luis
Padilla Nervo, Mexican Am
bassador to the GAS and Mrs.
Vicente Sanchez Gavito, Spe-
cial Assistant to the President
and Mrs. Rocco Siciliano,
Ambassador to Mexico and
Mrs. Robert Hill and Assist
ant Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Roy r. Rubottom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-10
Onefn 81 Is q Trupper

PORTLAND, Greg. - There
are 2 million trappers in the
United States, which means
that one in 81 Americans is at
least a part-time ltrapper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-10

Note: Score 10 for each cor
rect answer-100 is excellent;
go, good; 10 or 80, fair. If you
score below 70, better look up
the words you missed in your
dictionary.
Answers: IF; 2-H; 3-B; Al:
5-A; 81; &c; &C; 9-E; 10-D.
Released BY the Bell Syndicate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-10

mean practically the same as
the word lettered F. Write this
down as IF. When you have
all the answers, check against
the correct pairingS at the bot
tom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-10
Trout Growth Guuued

DENVER. - Under normal
conditions brook trout reach a
length Of 3 to 5 inches the first
year, 6 to 8 the second and 9 to
II the third.
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Turkish Minister
Honored

Prime Minister of Turkey
Adnan Menderes who is in
town for the CENTO meet
ingS was much honored yes
terday by the Turkish Am
bassador and Mrs. Urguplu.
Last evening there was q
reception for him at the en-
baSSy from Z to 8 o'clock.
Earlier in the day he was
feted by the Urguplus at a
luncheon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-10
WORD GAME
Find 81 or more words in
RED OLE MT

meaning fragrant, aromatic. +"
Average is 46 words; time limit,
IS minutes.
Rules of the game: 1. Words must be
of four or more letters. 9. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition OF
IS" such as bats" cats" are not
used. 3. Only one form of a word is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer to PETTINESS
pent. petite, petit, pest, pines, pints,
esse, esne, espies tenets, teens, tense,
test, tents, tine, tints, inset. inept,
instep, nest, ness, seen, sent, sept, seine,
seep,. site. sine, sist, snip, sntpe, spies,
steep, stein, sites, stint, stet.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-17

alive a family custom by cutting
a hemlock from a nearby valley
and decorating it for his home.
Trees were commercially
planted in Ohio for Christmas
trees in 1905 near New Concord,
but the idea grew slowly until
the l940's when interest in this
venture began to increase. By
l947 about 100000 trees were
planted annually in this state and
ten years later this had jumped
to over 3,500,000.
The annual market for Christ
mas trees in Ohio is estimated to
be about 100000 or about half
the number being planted an
nually. Nearly $3.50 of the Christ
mas trees sold last year were
Ohio-groWn trees and it is the
hope of every grower that the
time will come when practically
all trees sold in Ohio markets
will be Ohio grown.
The species commonly planted
for Christmas trees in Ohio are
Scotch pine (45%), White Pine
| Q5%o), Red Pine Q0%), Norway