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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-12-19
christmas in the Village" Is
Theme Of PinOy Xmas Program

The Philippines among fifteen countries represented
in the Christmas Around the World program sponsored
by the Seattle Historical Society the Museum of History
and Industry from through Dec. 49, The Philippine
Evening star., 1960-07-23
Easier
Loan
Rates.?
Sovinss Rise
AS Lending
Declines
BY ROBERT J. LEWIS
ReoI Estote Editor of The Stor

THERE ARE unmistak-
able signs that the
foundation for hig h.
interest-rate home loans
is weakening, and that
easier money appears to
be inevitable.
Last October, interest
rates reached a post-de-
preston record level. But
erosion has set in, and the
question arises: How long
can mortgage rates stay up
while other lending rates
decline?
Evening star., 1960-07-23

loans is continuing to fall.
In June, net savings of
savings and loan aSSocia-
tionS throughout the coun-
try were the highest for any
month on record.
The SiX-month gain be-
tween January and June
was over $3.7 billion-also
a new high for any six
months in history.
Yet mortgage lending
was of 8 per cent in June
from the corresponding
Evening star., 1960-07-23

study to rates for both
savers and borrowers.
Furthermore, the current
political pattern is not ex-
pected to induce any Gov
ernment action having
tighter money as it's objec-
tive. On the contrary, say
observers, just the contrary
could well be expected, in
view of the current status of
economic activity and all
the eXigencies of an elec-
tion year.
Evening star., 1960-07-23

month of 1859. Likewise, for
the six months between
January and June, this year,
total mortgage lending was
9 per cent below that for
the similar period in the
previous year.
Unless a change takes
place in the trends, it is to
be assumed, say observers,
that the build-up of savings
and the parallel decline in
lending will certainly oblige
institutions to give further
Evening star., 1960-07-23
Structure Changes

SstSStoIS SHoUSSS
Builders and brokers are
aware Of the change in the
general intereSt-rate Struc-
ture, and are beginning to
wonder why there has been
so little reflection of this
trend upon the mortgage
money rate.
Many believe that a closer
alignment of the trend for
commercial loan rates with
that for home loans would
provide a welcome reversal
of the home building de-
clines as well as encourage
ment of sales of both new
and used houses.
". ,. kote hit , Pct.
Nine months ago, the
Treasury Department issued
notes carrying a 5 per cent
interest rate, a historically
high rate that reflected the
tight-money pressure at the
time.
Meanwhile, money has be-
come so plentiful that the
effective rate of the same is
sue has dropped back to
3.64 per cent-a decline that
clearly shows the subStan-
tial change in the market.
The developing money
shortage had driven the
Evening star., 1960-07-23

rates have remained at a
high level and have been
fairly static, owing partly to
the fact that interest rates
paid to savers have re-
mained largely static also.
How long the current sta
bility of rates to savers will
continue unaffected is prob
lematical, money market
observers point out, espe-
cially since the rate of saw
ingS is continuing to rise
and the volume of mortgage
Evening star., 1960-07-23
Any Home
Needs a
Garden
Here's q Plan
To Build One
With q Pool
BY NEWMAN SUDDUTH
Stor Stoff Artist Writer

A SMALL GARDEN
~ not only beautifies
a house but can serve it's
occupants in m any
ways, not the least of
which is to create an
atmosphere for calm relaxa-
ton.
The small garden shown
here will fit the end of a small
yard or corner of a larger
one. 1t can be put together
with materials available to
anyone.
The size and shape of the
area to be used should be
decided upon, and the To-
cations of rejecting pool,
bridge, walk, and back
ground panel plotted, using
stakes and string. Placing
these depends, somewhat, on
the area used.
This garden is meant to be
small, and to have an oriental
character. The pool (roughly
shaped like an hour-glass) is
small enough SO that a wash
tub could act as a form for
each circular end. The bridge
would be four or five feet
long by two-and-a-half wide.
The background panel can
be made from one sheet Of
tempered hardboard.
These are the essential
units. In addition any walk
ways. benches, ornaments,
lights. etc. which fit in with
the oriental theme may be
used.
Start with the pool. Mark a
circle at each end of the hour
glass shape. If a rejecting
pool only is desired, the ex-
cavations for these two ends
may be fairly shallow. Scoop
out to a depth of one and
one-half to two feet.
If water plants are to be
used, a two-and-a- half foot
depth is necessary. Where
goldfish are expected to sur
vive the winter, three feet OF
water plus additional depth
Continued on Page B-7
Evening star., 1960-07-23

Considering the circum-
stances that have been
briefly touched on here, it
is not surprising that the
National Association of Real
Estate Boards said this
week it detected a brighter
outlook" for home financing.
Increased availability of
money and a modest de-
cline in prices for it are re-
ported, the association said.
said.
Evening star., 1960-07-23

Treasury note rate to its
highest level in 80 years.
Along with the Government
rate, the mortgage rate,
likewise, had risen to levels
that brought inquiry as to
whether usury laws were be-
ing violated in many States.
In the months since then,
however, the money market
has become progressively
easier. The drop in Treas
ury rates has approximated
Is per cent. Yet mortgage
Evening star., 1960-10-16

hold spoon upright. Drop on
creased. Toured pan ia
inches apart. Flatten with
wet cloth wrapped over bot
tom Of tumbler. Sprinkle
with sugar.
Bake at 400 degrees for 10
to IS minutes. This will yield
about 4 dozen medium-sized
cookies.
Evening star., 1960-10-16

many choice spots for renting
in the west end, which has
recently developed very rap
idly. I have Q friend who lives
in that area, and they have q
house with four bedrooms,
living dining room. kitchen.
two baths and garage-for
$40. And that includes the
stove and refrigerator.
Heating will be about the
same as here. The weather
in Richmond in winter is
about the same as Washing-
ton. with the exception Of the
wind that we have here.
Summers the temperature
is higher but the humidity
lower.
Richmond is really building
up and out. They, have quite
a few shopping centers. with
the one in the west end and
the one on the south side the
largest. There is nothing
comparable to these shop
centers around here.
I have no suggestion for
moving your freezer. but I did
want to answer your plea. I
love Richmond so that / can't
Evening star., 1960-10-16
READERS CLEARING HOUSE.
Editors Note

RsadeFsF clsaFins Houss opsFstes
Is . publle service exchange Of
ideas between Washington aree
readers % The staG Il Is con-
dueted entirely thfsash the msiI.
Al IestsB must beer The writer's
foil name end address. Plesss send
replies according to subject matter.
NOT iniliaIa Letters received in
respenss 70 queries win either be
published o. tswsrsed to the per
sen maklns the inquiry.
Evening star., 1960-10-16

Soop Making
MS. Ell. O.. Wdshinoton

Mrs. E. L. c., Washington
Could someone supply me
with the name Of an organ
ization or group which col
lects used fat for soap max
ing?
I have Q large amount
(ahout rs pounds) Of used
fat which ! would be glad to
give to anyone who would
like to have it. Contact me
through RCH.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Old Supplements
Mrs. M. II. c.. Washington

Mrs. M. II. c.. Washington
Does any reader know
where I might deposit vari-
Gus newspaper supplements
instead Of dumping them in
the trash? It seems q pity
to waste them entirely when
they have quite q good deal
of useful information and
entertainment in them.
Neither the Junior League
nor the Red Cross handle
such things. Thank you.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Joyeux Noel
TO Mrs. =, w. G.
y 5NFo q " "
Mrs. A. @. c., Washington

Mrs. A. @. c., Washington
Here is a French Christ
mas greeting you might like
to add to your collection:
"Ayez un gale Joyeux Noel.
ct qui Fan nouveau qui
s'avance, vous apporte bon
-heur abundance, ct toute les
fayeurs de ciel.'a
The translation is: May
you have q merry, joyous
Christmas and may the New
Year which approaches bring
you happiness. prosperity and
all the blessings Of Heaven.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
-Grope Coke :.

Mrs. E. @. w.. PooIespille, Md
! have looked high and low
for that wonderful recipe for
the cake made with Concord
grapes which was printed in
this paper some time ago.
It was unusual and I have
never found anything APP
preaching 1t in q cookbook.
Would someone have the
recipe?
Thank you so much.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Richmond Is q Lovely Place
TO Mrs. N. A. Med. Falls Church
Mrs. J. Il D., Arlington

Richmond is a lovely place TO live and espe-
cially to bring up children. I was born and lived
there for 2S years and truly love it.
There are many, many new developments COM
ing up all over Richmond. There are good middle
class hnmes in most sections Of town. There are
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Cookie jar
To Mrs, P. r.
Mrs. RI. +, S,

This recipe for soft mo-
lasses cookies is q hand
down recipe from way back
and might be the one you are
asking fora ! hope you win
try them and like them as
well as my family does.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
WEE WOMEN

Use / cup molasses. "a cup
good lard. "a cup sugar, "a
cup sour milk. 2 eggs. 2 tea
spoons ginger. Ia teaspoons
baking soda, pinch Of salt. 3
cups sifted -four, 3 table,
spoons sugar (for topl.
( MIX first 9 ingredients in
order given. Stir IN -four till
mixture is stiff enough to
Evening star., 1960-10-16

resist the idea Of telling others
about 1t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-01-28

from Sources 344 252O5
TOTAL COUNTY PURPOSES. s1185 3OS95
dcducing Corporations
State leaving basis Real Personal
purposes of $36O9O58
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-01-28
Statement Of Indebtedness In Connection With Construc
tion Of Garrett County Schools, Jonuoryl
1859, Through December 81, 1859

Tndebtedness
Garrett County of 5OO-
100000 .S825 10000
State of Maryland of
General Public School Construction Loan
of 1949 (S5O0O00O0) Observation-Disclosures. 32274247
State of Maryland Under Seventh Issuance
of General Public Construction
Loan of 1949 tS50OOOOO) ............ 363OO6O
State of Maryland Fourth
of General SCHOOL,
ton Loan of 1858 (S97O00OO ............ 9O6OO69
Garrett County Bond Issue of $780,
100000 ................. 5OOOOOOO
State of Maryland Bonds Unde General
Public School Construction of 1858
$lO5OO0OOl 1O5OOOOO
State of Maryland Bonds General Pub
lie School Construction Loan of
tS65O0O0O) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 65OO0OO
$19A6437
Payment Principal During .......... 12282Os
School Bond Indebtedness of December
81 1853 ...........::..:..:...:........ $1821s22s
Interest Paid Above Bond Indebtedness
During 1859 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 43OO9A
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-16
Mt. Mckinley Park and Kotzebue before returning to Washington.
M rs. Lincoln
Continued from Page 8)

marriage Abe was busy sighting subs in Caribbean waters with his squadron VPB-212, so I kept my. self occupied with secretarial work as Deputy County Clerk for Grand Traverse County and also as Red Cross Nurses Aid in the Traverse City Hospital. I have found volun- teer hospital work the most re warding work of all. It's a wonder ful feeling to be needed, and in all the hospital clinics and wards where I've served, have always felt that we were needed and that we were doing a good job. I am proud to be a small part of the Red Cross organization and have a total of sixteen years as a Nurses Aid volunteer; I wish many more people would participate"
 We knew that Mrs. Lincoln's fatner was at one time Tn the news paper business and, ever interested in the fourth estate, we asked in what capacity. ''He not only was, but still is a reporter for United Press and Associated Press and Managing Editor of the Traverse City, Michigan Record Eagle"
 q had a wonderful life as a child in Northern Michigan. We were always on the go toward ex- citement and more excitement; whenever the town whistle blew an alarm we jumped in the car and raced to report fire, an acci- dent, a drowning, or something of the sort. I always felt like his cub reporter. Dad is elderly now
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-16
Visitors Here From Seattle

Among passengers arriving via the direct PIMA flight Tuesday morning were MT. and Mrs. Her bert O. Fishback of Seattle. They will be the house guests of MT. and Mrs. Ralph c. Johnson on the Naval Station the next two weeks. Mrs. Fishback and Mrs. Johnson are sisters.
 MT. Fishback, vice president of Northern Life Insurance Company in Seattle, and his wife will leave for the mainland July 25. They plan to visit Anchorage, Fairbanks,
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-16

Soften butter, cream with sugar, add syrup, eggs and oceans, and seasonings. Mix with electric mixer at medium speed for one minute. Pour in unbaked pie she'll. Bake at 375 degrees for 45 minutes or until sides of pie are firm. Middle may still look soft but will finish setting as it cools. Good luck!
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-16

but his sense of humor is still full of ageless wonders. His writings are beautiful; actually, one can put his thoughts in oils on canvas, he writes so vividly and with great heart.
 T have one brother, Bob, who is Doctor of Parasitology, now teaching at the University of De troit. Our children say he is a Doctor of Bugology. I hope sin cerely he can visit us during our tour in Kodiak; he would love this country as we do. It is so like northern Michigan but III have to admit that Kodiak is more beau tiful. Of all the duty we have ever had, we consider this CHOICE. The children thrive here and are truly the happiest ever.
 ''The very vastness of this coun- try and the magnitude of it's prom ise is a thing that, once experi- enced, is never forgotten. We will never forget it, nor the wonderful friendships we've made"
 On wall of the living room are self portrait and one of Captain Lincoln, done in charcoal by Mrs. Lincoln. They are excel lent hkenesses; one of her talents and interests is portrait art, though as with dressmaking and gardening she finds little time for indulgence. Until she came to Kodiak, Dorothy Lincoln had had no art training except in public schools. She took course in portraiture last winter from Eudora Preston, we'll known artist of Kodiak, and hopes some day to find time for the last lesson which was lost in the Christmas rush.
 Among other things I bowl in two leagues and belong to the Altar Guild. I am also sponsor of the Navy Wives Club. As to sing ing, that is now, as friend says, not for my own amusement but for my own amazement'
 we enjoy fishing and beach, combing too and we try to reserve weekends for them with the fam fly, unless duty calls. Last week we took leave and a trip to Anchor age to let the children swim. We also had few days at Afognak.
 We made our first trip to Afog- nak two weeks after we arrived last year. I had heard so much about the Kodiak bear and one day took small boat to another island with the sole purpose of seeing one. I was alone, without a gun, stalking through tall grass hoping to find at least one bear I never saw any althought I came on fresh tracks, and at a stream, freshly clawed salmon with the eggs still oozing from them. Not long after this we saw movies of bear and when I mentioned my excursion to Ali Madsen, he and the movies convinced me it was probably the most foolish thing I had done in my whole life Sometime we may make the journey to see a bear but we have no desire to kill one; self defense would be the only reason"
 At some time or another in any discussion of service careers and travels, the word retirement en- ters, perhaps more for its promise of permanency than the thought of rest from the job. The Lincolns plan to have a ranch where they will raise ponies and poodles when
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-16

John Trent is running both mar athons and for a chance to repre- sent you in the State Legislature.
 Pd. Adv.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-16

they retire. This seemed to us ar interesting and appealing combina tion for family to whom life is always interesting and full ot appeal.
 Mrs. Linc0ln's
 Southern Pecan Pie cup oceans 1 cup sugar 1 stick butter 4 eggs
 l cup Karo syrup IF tsp. vanilla Is tsp. salt
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-16
Congratulations Capt. GrotecIose

A recent Kodiak Mirror article reported that you won a portable radio for being the owner of the oldest installed radio transmitter in the Kodiak area.
 Northern is mighty proud to note that it is one of our sets which is still in use after 9 years.
 Our records show that your Northern Transmitter Type 370D, Serial 14) was manufac- tured in our Seattle plant early in 1888. After being on lease for 3 years, the set was sold. We believe you are its third owner. Again, congratulations on your choice in radio equipment.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-16
KODIAK DIRECTORY

BARTENDERS LOCAL 875 A.F.L. Meets on 2nd Sunday of every month, 12 noon at Labor Temple.
Evening star., 1960-11-08

Sales Representatives
Experience helpful. not essential
Training program recognized as
tops in the industry. Our repre-
sentatives average between $1,000
and $4,000 first year. 2d-yeal
average is $4,000 and many earn
earn $4,000 to 100000 annually
thereafter. Qualifications: Neat
aggressive, 25 to 90 years Of age
No canvassing, no out-of-towr
travel. Telephone XII. 9-s217 fol-
app't with manager
Evening star., 1960-11-08
HELR WOMEN
(coNfINUEp)

ACCOUNTING CLERK. for bus,
once; some knowl. Of hkkpE. pref
West Hyatts. area: S75.
SUBURBAN PERSONNEL
Perp. Bldg. 9. g., Md. JU. a-t'196
ACCTs. REC. BKKPR., good typist
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye NV
ACCOUNTANTS S
sooKKEEPERs. sEcYs.. TYPIsTi
AND ALL OTHERS
CHECK FIRST WITH
COLUMBIA, 1341 G NV.
Evening star., 1960-11-08
HELP WOMEN
DANCE TEACHERS

- = SN&4~444S8NeS
10 attrac., INTEL. young ladies
needed. no exper. nee. Free train
ing. Full or part time. Excel.
earnings. Apply ALBERT STU
dos. 500 18th st. NV.
DICTAPHONE sECYs., white. l.
Kirl once. 5 days, interesting,
$32b-S35n mo-, immediate. ".
WOOD PERSONNEL. sO5 18th ST,
NV. at II. Southern Bldg, Suite
303. DI. 7-h752.
DICTA.- secy., NE. = 500 Wk
Pub. rel. secy.. young, S90-S10C
20 new openings daily, typs
stenogs., bkkprs., free reg, estab
A yrs, see Miss Lee. ST. 3-3666
BOYD's. 12th and @ NV.
DRESsMAKER for exclusive ladies
shop, preferably experienced Il
European methods. Phone FE
3-1O12 for appointment.
DRUG, COSMETIC saiesgiri. owe
81; exper.. local refs; no NIGHTS ol
Sundays, BRADLEY DRUGS, 69OC
Arlington rd,, Bethesda.
DRUG CLERK, colored, experience
and references required. Apply II
person. HOWARD DRUG. 9TH anc
Florida avenue.
Evening star., 1960-11-08
CASHIERS
RECEPTIONISTS

1. Age 1895.
.. Typing 80 w.p.m.. good at hg.
ures,
3. Regular increase and promo.
tions. All benefits included. Stock
option, profit sharing and re-
tirement. An interesting position
for girls who like to meet people
Apply in Person
Evening star., 1960-11-08

hEGISTEKED NURSE = We arr
looking for q personahle, youns
nurse who would enjoy doing in.
austrlal nursing, tipping, and Of.
nee work; minimum typing speed
am. to 4:30 pm, & days. many
working conveniences, outstand.
ing benefits such as e~oup life
insurance, group hospitalization,
PAID vacation and HOLIDAYS, sick
leave, pension plan, and profit
sharing. Come in and let us dis
cuss, this opportunity with you
Apply weekdays, 8 am. to 4:3O
pm; Saturdays, = am. to 1 pm,
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES IN
SURANCE COMPANIES, Western
ana Wisconsin aves., Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1960-11-08
SALES CAREER

With Consumer Product Di.
vision. HUDSON PULP q
PAPER CORP, for outstand-
ing man over 21: grocery
sales experience helpful but
not absolutely necessary. The
man We select will be de-
veloped to assure greatest
possible success. Headouar-
ters point Washington area
With some nearby travelling.
Salary, expenses. transpor-
tation furnished. Write in
confidence, giving qualifica.
tions, age, schooling and ex.
perience to ]. L. COLMAR,
District Sales Mgr, Box Oh,
Evening star., 1960-11-08

CLERK TYPS., white, his, girls,
25-50 yrs. pref. typinE 40-45
w.p.m.. general ONCE work. nu-
merical filingE, answering tele-
phones, NV, some Georgetown
area, to $4,000 to start. v.
WOOD PERSONNEL, sos 18th st
NV. at H, Southern Bldg, Suite
303, DI. 1852.
Evening star., 1960-11-08
6AIFSMAN.CAREER

Ambitious to advance towards man.
agerial career position. Outside
sales experience helpful. but not
necessary. Leads furnished. Trans
portation available or car allow
ance. Weekly salary, commission,
plus weekly and monthly bonus ar
rangement. Company benefits in
clude disqualification and paid va
cation. Apply Mr.. Caldwell, SIN
GER SEWING CENTER, $3.50
Colesyille I'd, Silver Spring. Md
Evening star., 1960-11-08
RESIDENT MANAGER
ROUTE SALESMAN
SALES
SALES
To Qualified Person
Seeking Opportunity
And Challenge

Successful once furniture
showroom, for trade only,
seeks imaginative. aggressive
sales manager. qualified to
deal with architects, deco
rators. designerS, dealers,
etc. Familiarity with design
concept and sales staff direc.
tton - must qualifications.
Excellent earning potential.
Write detailed BACKGROUND to
Box 18Th, Star.
Evening star., 1960-11-08
ROCKVILLE. secv I-riri nao

ROCKVILLE, tO!, secy,. 1-girl once;
NE. secy.. elec. type.
ou otner openings daily. Inquire
SI: 3-3666, Miss Grant. BOYD'S,
18th and G NV.
ROOM CLERK-Will train: age to
30. Alternating shifts. Call MR.,
BOURkE, NE. $4,000 between III
an. and D p.m.
SALES CLERK. photo finishing
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1888 Eye NV
SALESCLERKS and checkers, part
DRUG CO. 3al7 Minn. ave. ne
SALESGIRL for costume jewelry-
gift shop; perm S55-Sf,il start
ing. 1033 Conn. ave. NV.
SALEsGIRLS, full and part time;
white, for downtown Conn. ave.
store. Specializing in Chinese fine
arts and jewelry. Exper. not nee.
Re1. required. DUNCAN a. DUN
CAN, FE. S-4S36.
SALESLADIES, retail store, ONCE
supplies, cards; beaut, new store
IN downtown area: permanent; re-
tall selling exp. nee: knowledge OF
ONCE supplies not essential: his,
grad. over 70. Call MRS. THOMAS,
RE. 1-5S50.
SALESLADIES; part time, selling
vomen'S apparel in our Prince
GEORGES Plaza store. Phone or sec
Evening star., 1960-11-08

CLERKS-H. S. GRADS
Typist' gen. ote. elks;, file elks..
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye NV.
CLERK-TYPlST (white) S60-S7O
Personnel, 1911 @ ST. MA S-2114
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-24

but not dry. Pour into WELL
creased and Toured pan and
bake. Bake at $50 degrees
in 8-inch square pan for so
minutes. Cool and frost.
Decorate with cherries using
strips of citron for leaves
and angelica for stems in
making cherry clusters.
Comfort icing for above:
Mix together 21a cups sugar,
"a cup white corn syrup and
"a cup cold water. Boil
without stirring. Remove
crystals from around pan
during boiling with a wet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-24

liquid "a cup juice from
5-ounce bottle Of cherries and
milk to make q cup liquid.
4 egg whites.
Cream shortening, add
sugar gradually and cream
together. Sift flour once be-
fore measuring. Mix nuts and
cherries, and dredge with 2
tablespoons flour. Mix and
sift remainder of flour with
baking powder and salt. Add
to creamed mixture alter
nately with liquid. Blend in
Toured nuts and cherries.
Fold in egg whites beaten stiff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-24
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

IA cups sugar, 2 cups plus 6
tablespoons cake flour, "a cup
broken nut meats. 16 mara
chino cherries cut in quar-
tiers. 3 teaspoons baking pow
der, "a teaspoon salt, q cup
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-24
Keep Those Hungry Bugs Away

To W. J. B, Bloomington. Ind; L. O., Takomd Park
believe bohersome bugs are either the confused
Flour Beetle or the Saw-Toothed Grain Beetle
Flour cereal. crackers seeds cake and nuts dried fruit
chocolate spices tobacco products and dried dog
subject to attack
To control them: destroy infested material Insnect all