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Evening star., 1960-07-25
Webster Named Chief
Of Pilgrim Airwoys;
Hichborn Heads Board
BY WILLIAM A. MILLEN
Star staff Writer

Pilgrim ArwayS described WashngtonS helicopter
service has president in Donald D. Webster director
who former president of the National Aeronautc Associa
ton.
John Hichborn founder of the predecessor company
Pilgrim Helicopter Services Inc who has president
Evening star., 1960-07-25
French Drinks Costly

PARIS.-French sales of al
coholic beverages to the United
States total about $25 million
a year.
Evening star., 1960-07-25
OVER COUNTER

counter markets furnished py the Ma
tional Association of SECURITIES Deal
erS as of l pm. Monday, July 25:.
Evening star., 1960-07-25
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. July 25 (AP) Foreign
exchange rates tGreat Britain and
Australia in dollars, others in cents
and decimals of cent?:
Today Prev. Day
Evening star., 1960-07-25

man B. Schrott will serve as
co-managers of the Alexandria
Office of the New York Stock
Exchange member firm.
Evening star., 1960-07-25
Earnings

TexacO, Inc. in 6 months
ended June 80 earned $177,-
342,169 or $2.93 a share VS..
$164,961,377 or $2.78 a share
in 1859 period.
CerOle Petroleum Corp, in 6
months ended June 80 earned
$100,600,000 or $1.3O a share
VS.. $115,500,000 or $l.49 in
1859 period.
Eastman Kodak Co. in "a
weeks ended June IL earned
$54,958,850 or SLAP a share VS..
$52,720,909 or $1.36 in 1859
period.
H. ]. Heinz Co. in year ended
April 81 earned $12,231,374 or
$7.08 a share VS.. $11,095.742 or
$6.41 in 1859.
Staley Manufacturing in 9
months ended June 80 earned
$3,205,881 or $1.5O a share VS..
$4,377,695 or $2.10 in 1859
period.
Other earnings included:
AZ
Evening star., 1960-07-25
UNITED STATES TREASURY POSITION


position with
%,
alance 10
DEPOSITS fiscal July 24SL7233469 243s16l Isl IS
Total '@SS.SS2
Evening star., 1960-07-25
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK, July 25 (AP) .-Divi-
dends announced.
Pc Stk. OF Paw
Rate riod record able
Evening star., 1960-07-25
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
General Dynamics Corn. re.

General Dynamics Corp. re-
ceived Navy contracts totaling
$60,113,000 to build two addi-
tional Polaris missile subma-
rines and Newport News Ship
building & Drydock Co. got a
contract to build one.
ChOck Full O. Nuts Corn.
announced plans to extend its
operations outside the New
York area with the opening of
its first Philadelphia restaurant
next November.
Evening star., 1960-07-25

John 7. PankS, managing d.
rector of ROOteS Motors, Inc.
Evening star., 1960-10-23
7ll:l'|zl2;1o 81 e
q DOUGLAS EDWARDS.
TOO q TOMBSTONE TERRITORY.

Western Sheriff HOLSTERS (Pat Con-
ways) investigation Of series of mys-
terous deaths among the silver miners
leads him to surprising suspect.
@ FLIGHT.
Adventure. Havana Rum" DefenseIess
bombers are being destroyed when a leak
to enemy agents is diseovered-before It
is too late.
q BACKSTAcE. SPORTS. NEWS.
Strong. Siese MaIkie.
q RESCUE 8.
Adventure "SquatteKs" Wes and Skip
help woman deliver her baby. Jim
Davis, Lang Jeffries.
us q NEWS. WEATHER.
Mccaffrey, Allen.
7:26 @ TV EDITORIAL.
Jack Jurey reporting.
7:30 @ WAGON TRAIN.
Western Hour. "The Jose Morales
Story" Bill Hawks Uerry Wilson, is
captured by a Mexican bandido Iee .
Marvin) who plans to rob the trains.
Lon Chaney. jr. is featured.
% OFFICIAL DETECTIVE.
Crime. "Hi-Jackers" Everett Sloane stars
Wednesday Listinss Cont. on Next P0se
Evening star., 1960-03-13

limited space of the choser
container, an orderly, disci.
plined grouping is desirable.
Be gentle and Arm at the
same time when you star
bending your branches. All o.
us use instructive psycholog!
in our dealings with people
and I wish you would imagine
that these twigs were tiny per.
sonalities. You will find thai
each of them has a slight
natural bend. Take advantage
of 1t and strengthen that bend
My twigs were all of the
same length and diameter.
decided that an explosive mo.
ton should come from the mai
holder and repeat the sharI
right angles of the container
In lrreeuIor Measure
Up they go. tanning in irreg-
ular measure toward the left
side Of the air space. The form
of a light and airy triangle
evolved.
To give this winged form
strong anchorage. the addition
of my cherished piece Of drift
wood is clearly needed. Its un-
usual form continues the linear
flow of the design to the oppo-
site side. and it terminates in
a sweeping curve to the right
foreground.
Should you remove the drift
wood, your design would be in
complete. It is an integral part
of the arrangement.
The daffodils look cheerful
with their yellow brightness
They are suitable company in
the pussywillow crowd. No spe-
cif1c place is theirs, they fit in
wherever you wish to put them
They just like to look tall with
their heads up in the air.
Attroet Eye Downword
Since I had them. I left the
white basal sheaths on the
daffodils. This is a subtle way
Of coaxing you to see the entire
arrangement. They attract the
eye to the ground level where
tet-black stones cover the nail.
holder as well as part Of the
container.
I The arrangement originates
from a grouping Of columns
AS our original bundle ol
pussywillows derived theil
strength from the grouping
and gathering together of indi.
vidual sticks, so the design oi
the arrangement gains strength
from this maSSing Of columns
Evening star., 1960-03-13

season. Spray first with 2
teaspoons of malathion per
gallon of water after danger CT
freezing but before blooming.
Spray again right after bloom
ing. Apply the third spray dur
ing the first two weeks of July
and the fourth spray during
the first two weeks Of August.
Thes sprays should be directed
to the under sides of the leaves
where the lace bug, white fly,
and spider mites are found.
Adding / teaspoon of zineb
to the first spray will control
the leaf and flower gals. These
gals may also be picked of
by hand in small paintings.
For control of the azalea
bark scale a separate spray
using five tablespoons of a
miScible summer oil per gallon
of water should be applied the
two weeks in July.
Where azalea petal blight is
a problem the open flowers
should be sprayed every three
days with zineb, one teaspoon
per gallon of water when
weather conditions are cool
and moist.
BY spraying on this schedule
instead Of waiting for injury
to show, you can keep your
azaleas green and healthy.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Mum Society
Tests Interest
In Virginia

The Potomac Chrysanthe-
mum Society has called a
meeting of Virginians inter-
ested in regular programs on
the Virginia side of the Poto-
mac. The discussion will be
held March 20 in Broyhill audi
torium, 1910 Lee highway, Ar
lington.
A program on propagating
NUNS from cuttings for this
years use will be given at this
meeting.
Although there are approx
imately 80 PCS members in
Virginia, other gardeners have
expressed an interest" a
spokesman for the society said.
This meeting is intended to
develop plans for Virginia If
it is desired"
If successful, the plan would
result in meetings monthly in
both the Virginia and Bethesda
areas.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Lace Bug No. ! Foe
Of AzoIeos in Area
BY r. v. TRAVIS
Contributing Writer

The number one insect pest
Of azaleas in this area is the
azalea lace bug. This insect is
about 70 inch long and has
lacy wings with brown and
white markings. 1t feeds on
the under sides Of the leaves.
This feeding produces a gray
ish spotted discoloration on the
upper leaf surface. In severe
cases the leaves may turn white.
On the lower surfaces the
presence of dark brown specks
is characteristic.
This pest is more Of a prob
lem on azaleas in the full sun
than in the shade.
The azalea white fly is cora-
mon on the varieties of azaleas
that have hairy leaves. This
insect is completely white.
about 70 inch long and will fly
when disturbed. The adults
feed on the lower leaf surface.
This insect produces honey
dew, a sticky. sugary SUBJ
stance which drops on the low
er leaves. Often a black mold
will grow on this sticky sub
stance.
The most common scale in
sect on aZaleaS in this area
Is the aZalea bark scale. Each
scale is covered with a white
cottony material, about 3/16
inch long. They generally are
found in the leaf and branch
forks but will also be found OF
the stem. They cause the plant
to become unthrifty and may
even kill the plant.
Occasionally spider mites,
which are not true insects but
are close relatives, may be
found causing damage on
azaleas. The injury resembles
the injury produced by the
lace bug without the character
istic dark Specks.
Pale green or whitish. fleshy
swellingS sometimes occur on
azaleaS as outgrowths of leaf
or flower parts. This is a dis
ease called azalea leaf and
flower gall.
Fortunately the most disas-
trous of azalea diseases, flower
spot or petal blight is not much
Of a problem.
Most of these pests can be
controlled by spraying the
azaleas four times during the
Evening star., 1960-03-13
You Can Create
Beauty
With Flowers
PussywiIIows Make Fun Pattern
BY MRS. HERBERT H. GREGG

PuSsywillows usually come in
bundles. A bundle of sticks,
that's all they really are when
you buy them. But bundles
have strength. power of re-
Sistance, and distinct direction.
The pussywillows group cas-
lily into beautiful units.
OF all their good qualities I
cherish most their willingness
to bend to my will when they
are separated into single sticks.
An interesting piece of drift
wood which I picked up at a
beach, becomes an integral
part Of my arrangement. 1t
is an unyielding and uncom-
prising component without
which my arrangement would
not be complete. I shall let
some yellow daffodils get into
the picture and a springtime
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Younemun ToIks
For This Week

Wilbur H. Youngman, garden
editor Of The Star, will speak
before two groups this week:
Monday, 8 p.m.-Hillmead
Garden Club, 1902 Lowell street
Bethesda, Md. Travel and
flower films from Africa. Ques-
tion-answer period.
Wednesday, $3.50 pm
Mount Vernon Methodist
Church, 805 Belle View boule-
ward. Alexandria. Va, spon-
sored by the Martha Washing
ton Garden Club. Demonstra-
ton Of propagation methods,
both seed and cuttings.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Now CoIorfuI DohIio
Is Even More Versatile

pared through the addition OF
compost or peatmosS and bone
meal or some organic fertilizer
A stout stake should be driven
into the ground, before placing
the tuber. The tuber eye
should be close to the stake
since the shoots should be tied
to prevent breaking. They are
rather tender and brittle when
we'll grown.
The National Capital Dahlia
Society mentions a few Of the
better varieties according to
size:
"a" Sizes Listed
Ada N.-semi-cactus. purple: Allway,
straight cactus, pink: Ami Louii
Bin-semi-cactus, dark red: Arthur
Godfrey-formal decorative, flame: .Au.
tumn Blaze-intormal decorative, dari
blend: Ballego's Surprise-semi-cactu
dark red; Dandy snow. straight cactus
white: Glamour-informal decorative
purple: Jane Cowl-informal decor.
ative, autumn: John Curtain--forma
decorative, white: Kelvin informa
decorative, pink: Mafie-Semi-cactus
red; Son Of Satan-incurved cactus
red; etc.
b and BIB Sizes
Afterglow .semi-cactus, autumn
Arc de Triomf--formal decorative, au.
tumn; Beauty Of Baarn-.straight cac'
ative. flame; Bellingen-straisht cae.
cactus, pink: CherIe-informal decor.
curved cactus. pink; Euclid Beauty
formal decorative. yellow; Florist,
and white; Gold Digger = informal
formal decorative. pink Lyrieck-in:
formal cactus. lavender: Nita-straight
cactus, variegated-lavender and white
Tweed-straight cactus, yellow; etc.
Miniatures Named
Agatha - formal decorative, white:
Belle-strsisht cactus, yellow; Bitter
sweet formal decorative, orange;
Dainty Lady-semi-cactus pink: Du-
bonnet-semi-cactus dark red: Ginny
JohnSon-straight cactus, dark blend:
lke-formal decorative, dark red: Lii
liam Ballego-formal decorative, orange
Little Rachel-semi-cactus. pink: Snow.
cloud-informal cactus. white: Treas
ure-semi-cactus, pink; etc.
Evening star., 1960-03-13

arrangement is in the making
The container is a lovely
low. slim rectangle Of darl
green pottery. glazed on the
outside, and with a soft blue
green lining. The sharp right
angles are interesting and
should remain visible, reveal.
ing its clean form.
Pottern Planning Is Fun
The fun begins when you
plan your pattern for the
pussywillows. Anything thai
comes into your head is worth
a try.
If it is bad or mediocre,
eliminate it.
Try several patterns until
you achieve something good.
Remember that within the
Evening star., 1960-03-13
BY w. H. YOUNGMAN
Star Garden Editor

Quar- SuluCh GulbOE
Dahlias are one of the pop
ular summer -f1owering bulbs If
we may, judge by the beautiful
shows staged each year by the
National Capital Dahlia Soci-
ETY.. Not only are their shows
growing in size and quality
but they now are looked upon
as one of the better shows in
the Middle Atlantic area.
Obviously, such shows would
only be possible through the
aid given to gardeners in the
culture and exhibition of the
dahlia.
Undoubtedly much of the
popularity of the dahlia stems
from the wide variety of flower
forms as well as colors which
are available-from the dinner
plate size for the gardener who
wants the biggest down to the
pompons and miniatures that
are so useful for indoor deco
ration. And, we should not
overlook the dahliaS which we
raise from seed each year, the
bedding dahlias. OF dwarf
stature they are excellent in
the flower border or beds and
they have the longest flower
ing season of all.
Forms Are Many
The range in flower form
seemingly is almost endless.
The familiar cactus is now sub
divided into incurved, straight
and semi-cactus. The decora-
tive. those formal appearing
flowers with each petal SYM
metrically spaced and shaped,
are known as the formal dec
orative. while those with less
regularity of arrangement are
the informal decoratives. The
variation in form also includes
the ball. pompon. collarette,
anemone. peony, etc.
The range in colors is equally
wide - from white through
pinks. reds, yellows. orange,
autumn purple, bicolor, blends,
ETC.. there are IA color classes
in the show. These are the
color classes for each of the
forms listed above and for each
of the size groups into which
each dahlia show is divided.
Dahlias have for many years
been classed according to the
following sizes: A-8 inches
and over, B-4 to 8, and BIB
4 to 6: M or miniature-under
a inches. The National Cap
ital Dahlia Society recently
adopted a new size classical
ton. A size is now over 8
inches, B is 6 to 9 inches,
BIB. 4 to 6 inches, and minia-
ture 2 to 4 inches. This size
classification will be used with
out tolerances at the 1860
show.
Like Sunny Places
Dahlias thrive in any we'll
drained soil in a sunny situa-
ton. They do not withstand
wet feet and in shade do not
thrive. They may be planted
whenever the soil is warm and
danger Of frost is past. The
grower may either obtain
tubers or he may obtain rooted
cuttings (plants). Most gar
deners depend upon the tubers
They should be planted in a
hole that has been we'll pre-
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Recommended POmpOns

Betty Anne-pink: Clarisse-orange
Diana Gregory-lisht blend: Ila-red
Master Michael ORANGE Robert
Holmes--lavender Willo's Violet--pur.
Pile: etc.
For those interested in the newest
the Dahlia Society lists these:
A siZe-Kenya, informal decorative
orange: Miss Patricia Murphy, infor-
NAL decorative. persimmon orange: Sei
XII, semi-cactus, vermillion.
The medium sized varieties are
Tuki Yori no shisha-cactuS. white
San Juan, serni-cactus, FIRE red, and
The small .dahlias-Red Top, formal
decorative. cherry red, and Sarah W
cactus, dark red.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Miss Stock to Speak
Before Rose Society

"Landscaping With Roses"
will be the topic Of Miss Mary
Stock speaking before the Po-
tomac Rose Society Thursday
at 8 pm. at the Natural His
tory Building Auditorium,
Tenth street and Constitution
avenue NV. Public invited.
Evening star., 1960-10-24

a switch to hearts. The de-
tenders would get two dia-
monds, two clubs and one heart.
Declarer's best line of play
against alert defense is to start
the diamonds by leading the
king from dummy. If East re-
fuses the trick, South must
abandon the diamonds to go
after the clubs; If East takes
the first diamond and switches
to hearts, South has problems
but may guess how to play the
clubs to best advantage.
It was a lot easier having
dependable opponents.
Daily Question
AS dealer. you hold:
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What do you sayP
Answer: Bid one diamond.
This is a minimum hand for
an opening bid, but you are
ready to rebid the diamonds
and can therefore handle al
most any rebid problem that
may confront you.
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Evening star., 1960-10-24
.SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE
Partners Suit Not Always Best

South might now have spent a
month trying to find the right
line of play, but he knew he
could rely on the opponents to
keep hammering away at
spades.
With this in mind, declarer
led a low diamond from the
dummy! This is a strange
play, but it virtually guaran-
tees the contract provided no.
body is unkind enough to
switch to hearts.
Returns Spade
AS expected, East stepped up
with the jack of diamonds and
returned q spade. This gave
South the time he needed. He
won with the king of spades
and led another diamond, using
dummy'S queen to force out the
ace.
This was the end of the road
for the defenders. South could
be sure of reaching dummy
with the king of hearts to COL
lect four diamond tricks. And
South could reach his own
hand with the ace of hearts to
make sure of a third spade
trick. Nine tricks were IRON
clad.
AS declarer played the hand
he could have been beaten by
Evening star., 1960-10-24
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KERRY DRAKE
JULIET JONES
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BY ALFRED SHEINWOLD

It's usually q good idea to
return your partners suit, but
don't make this an unbreakable
rule. Life is too easy for your
opponents if they can be sure
Of the way you will defend.
South dealer
Neither side vulnerable
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Opening lead: Jack of spades
West opened the jack oi
spades, and dummy's ace won
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Evening star., 1960-10-24
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BAZAAR CORNER

be served by women in native
garb. And a mammoth birth
day cake will be cut. Tickets
may be purchased at door.
=
A Christmas bazaar will be
held tomorrow. Friday and
Saturday at Charlotte's
Beauty Angle. Wheaton.
Doors will be open from 6
to 9 pm.
Proceeds from the event
will be split between the Sill
yer Spring Business and Pros
fessional Woman's Club and
the Partridge School and Re-
Mobilization Center.
One Of the highlights Of
the bazaar will be an all
day bake sale Saturday.
Other features at the event
will be white elephants, gifts
and books.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-30

An international folk festi-
val, bazaar and dance will be
held at the Unitarian Church
of Montgomery County in
Bethesda on Friday from 7
pm. to midnight.
This gala event will COM
memorate the first anniver-
sary Of the Declaration of the
Rights of the Child passed in
the United Nations General
Assembly a year ago.
Proceeds will be used to
implement the work Of the
Women's international Reli-
gious Fellowship in the cause
of world peace and human
rights, and especially in help
ing to educate the children Of
the world in the meaning Of
world brotherhood.
Entertainment will feature
folk dancers and singers from
many lands: China, Russia,
the Philippines. Pakistan.
Nigeria, India, Israel and
others.
HandicraftS and exotic foods
will be on sale from Germany.
China. Japan, Ghana. Jor-
dan. India. Burma. Ceylon.
Mexico, Nicaragua. Liberia.
Portugal, Brazil. Canada and
many others.
Coffee and soft drinks will
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League to Study
Voter Apathy

The question Of why only
"a per cent of Virginians who
are of voting age cast their
ballots on November 8 will be
discussed at the December
unit meetings Of the Falls
Church League Of Women
Voters.
Meetings are scheduled for
10 am. Tuesday, December 6.
at the home Of Mrs. Howard
c. Porter. and on Wednesday.
December 7, at 8 pm. at the
home of Mrs. Stuart Wright.
Mrs. j. r. Blystone and Mrs.
Grover c. Stock. jr.. will lead
the discussions. Any women
who are interested are invited
to attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-30

- w1ses C the resident
Z1zs ard internes at
eEeswn University Hos
- III bad q dinner dance
eny fruEs ! % midnight.
- asnce VII take place in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-30

the Plantation Room Of Evans
Farm Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas q.
Finucane Of Chevy Chase will
be the guests Of honor. Mrs.
Finucane is the president Of
the Ladies' Board Of the
Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-30

eood Sobno Vor and her brother Sonh obviously
wish those cookies being made mother Mrs K York;
the Assistant Cultural Aoche the Indian Embassy for Them But
Mrs. Vorki has promised this international Festival
Bozoor and Done be held the Unoon Church Of Montgomery
County from midnight Friday The will mark the first
anniversary Of the United Nations Declaration the Rights the Child
Harris 6 Ewing Photo
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Monthly Meeting

Descendants of the '76
Chapter, DC. OAR, will meet
for luncheon at / pm. Satur-
day. Following the luncheon,
a business meeting and q
program will take place.
The Nome nugget., 1960-07-22
Girl Scouts to be Guests Aboard USCG Clover

Through the courtesy of It. Cmdr. Frank Barnett of the Coast Guard Cutter Clover the Girl Scouts of the Intermediate Group will be guests on the ship today with their counselors.
 Since transportation of passen- gers by boat was suspended some years ago, many young people have never had the opportunity of boarding seagoing ships and the girls are most enthusiastic for this opportunity
 Fathers of the Girl Scouts in the FAA area are providing the transportation to and from the Dexter camp for this treat. Two launches will be provided by the Clover this afternoon.