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Evening star., 1960-10-16
ANNANDAEE IA
Mclean IL !.
Wheaton Nips
Blair on Rally
InLast Minute
BY GEORGE BRAGAW
Contributing Writer

Wheaton High Schools foot
ball team drove 81 yards for a
touchdown with just over q
minute left In the game to
score q come-from- behind, 20
19s thriller over Montgomery
Blair in q Maryland Bi-County
League football game yesterday
at Blair.
Halfback Toby Waters two
conversions actually made the
difference as the knights rail-
lied. to overcome q 1877 half
tinae deficit. Fullback George
Rosher cracked over the goal
from three yards out for the
winning score.
: Coggins Leads Drive
A-l4-yard pass from Quarter
back Billy Coggins to Halfback
Joe.Aluise and an 11-yard run by
Coggins were the big plays Of
the. winning drive. Blair came
right back and moved Al yards
on -FOUR plays to the Wheaton
% before time ran out. ,
Blair took a short-lived 60
lead in the first quarter on a
32-Sard scoring run by Full
back Louis Scott. Wheaton
came right back to forge ahead,
7-6,. on Abuses 9-yard run and
Waters kick.
Blair regained the lead with
two touchdowns in the second
quarter and held it until the
final minute. The touchdowns
came on q 23-yard run by Half
back Frank Shaffer and q 30
yard pass from Quarterback
Richie Mossburg to Halfback
Jerry Ricucci.
Led Comeback
Coggins led the Wheaton
comeback by completing six
straight passes for "a yards.
He hit End Jimmy Snowden
with an 11-yarder for a touch
down in the third period. Cog
gins thwarted a Blair drive In
the third period by recovering
a tumble on the Wheaton 13.
ynaik MzEAToN Oh ! IS : 5iSS
Wheaton scoring: Touchdowns -
Aluise 90, rum; Snowden I'll, pass
from Cogginsl; Rosner q: plunge( ;.
Blair scoring: Touchdowns-scott
(32, run) Ricucci $50, pass from
Mossburg): !: 6haffer. (23, run). Con-
Versions-Shafier (rush).
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use Beats California
As Soph Sporks RoIIy

line, shook of Steve Bates, the
last man with a chance to stop
him. and rambled on for the
most brilliant and longest run
Of the day.
California fought back and
reached the Trojan l6 in the
hectic fourth quarter. The Bears
were pushed back and Fergu-
sons try for q field goal from
the 2S hit the goal post to the
right.
CALIFORNIA ------O o z 5 Old
use ------------ z 13-27
UsC-oaskill 8. run (zaehik. kickl.
california-PieroVich 2, run Tergu-
caiiforniS2Rersuson iHi aiR %, field goal.
UeC-Tobin So, run (zaehik, kick),
u4C-Gaskill ~, run (zachtk kick),
USC-Johnson 23. pass interceptton
(kiek fatled).
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Oregon Beats
Cougars, 11,t2

EUGENE, Oreg., Oct. Is
(AP).-Two touchdowns in the
final six minutes brough favored
Oregon from behind for q 2l-l2
victory over Washington State
today.
Oregon trailed. 1877, In the
waning minutes before Quarter
back Dave Grosz stepped back
and unfurled q 11-yard pass.
End Len Burnett took the ball
on the goal line and fell into
the end zone.
The Ducks clihched their
fourth victory in fiye games
Just AZ seconds later as Guard
Mike Rose intercepted q Wash
ington State pass and scored on
a 29-yard runback.
WASH. STATE - . o o 0--l2
OREGON --------7 q o o 14-2l
oregon-Grayso 1. run tJones kick).
Washington state-Campbell I, pass
washington Wa stats-LineOln p run (run
oreeon-Burnett Al. pass from orOSz
orsson-Rose 20. interception (oray-
son pass from orosz).
Attendance: 1S,50O.
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Madison WoIlops
Lee for First Win

Halfback Ronnie Glaze raced
72 yards for a second -period
touchdown to start Madison
to a 27-0 victory over winless
Lee yesterday In q Virginia
Group la League game at
Madison.
The victory was Madison's
first varsity football triumph.
The Warhawks' only two wins
in the last two seasons had
come over junior varsities.
LEE O O % 90
MADISON ----------O 21 O. 6-27
Madison scoring: Touchdowns -
Glaze 2 (72. run: 4, pass from TateG
Hunt %, rum: .Isenhour (36, pass from
Tate). Conversions-ShaW 8.
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WHEATON
BLAIR :

AIs Wheaton e. rss ;SoIng sg3ovGsS TsSchdHwni T
from cogginsl; Rosner (3. piungeS.
Conversions-Waters 2 (placements). .
Blair scoring; Touchdowns-Scott
(32, rum; Ricucci $50, pass from
versions-Shafier (rush).
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nitrogen to the soil as well as
humus.
QuestiOn-Is 1t o good
idea to use bentgrass seed
In a lawn mixture?
ANSWERING. unless you
want q bentgrass lawn.
Copyright. 1860. Field Enterprises.
lne.l
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RIVERWOOD
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT

Cusom-buit home OF distinction where the discriminating
features Of this fine home you will find spoeous rooms tuste
tu eopens and huge picture windows with Unrestricted
Beautifully undseoped lot in choicest residential ureu
Priced in the 40's
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VIRGINIA OFFICE
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
OPEN SUNDAY, Is

3Z33 N. VERNON STREET
Arnstons finest residential Spacious and beautifully
arranged 4bedoom. 3bath modern fully equipped kitchen
with oble space Wall o-woI eorpens. large picture win
dows plus host Of here including fenced enclosed
swimming pool. Priced we'll below reproduction cost ot
S39s5o Visit with representative Sunday. DIRECTIONS:
Out Gebe Rd post Washington Country Club. right 52nd St.
to 32nd Rd, to NJ Vernon and open sign.
1886 CAMFIELD DRIVE
OPEN SUNDAY, l-6
fourevel brick home. modern in every respect. including
huge picture windows beumed ceilings breakfast in
modern kitchen. bedrooms M boths Spacious lower level
hos hobby oeu ond beautiful cIubroem An inspection will
convince Of its sterling voIue at $255o0. DIRECTIONS:
Mt Vernon Blvd to Vernon View Dr. right Battery. right to
Comfeld. left to open" sign.
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4545 LINNEAN AVE.
FOREST HILLS

distinguished stone residence perfectly oeoted in this fosh
cnobs Featuring center hu with spoeious living oad
dining rooms music room, gorgeous study 9Th bedroom with
book shelves. frepoee and powder First floor muidS
and bath Also. lovely twin size bedrooms and tiled
bohs The grounds and surroundings delightful The
feet home for the executive ond his fomi Mid sos DReC
ToNS: Out Conn., Ave- to Abemoe St. right to Lnneon Ave-,
left 70 4545 and open sign. Mn Gosten premises K
7-1I79
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soil to add humus to 1t. Green
manures are made Of buck
wheat, rye grass or even
weeds. If the soil is good
enough In which to grow
soybeans. clover and alfalfa.
these are excellent green
manures because they add
Evening star., 1960-11-12
o9-Unit Sale in HyottsviIIe

Elmar Gardens, Inc, q 90
unit apartment development
at Fifty-fourth and Hamilton
streets, Hyattsville. has been
sold to Albert Cohen, Corbin
D. Fletcher Of A. s. Gardiner
& Co.. Inc. announced to-
day.
The owning corporation
formerly was headed by John
Loughran, Washington to-
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CATHEDRAL AREA, D. c. ssl7 CATHEDRAL AVE.

TOWN HOUSE. brick ond stone Perfectly located the
Cathedral and ST. Thomos School, Quick walk bus downtown
Featuring lovely living opd dining rooms. den fine bedrooms.
tiled bohs plus enclosed hsoed sleeping porch cnd 2eor
soraee Reduced $27950-reoonobIs offers considered
MUST Be SOLD. DIRECTIONS: Out Moss. Ave. Wis
Ave- block Cathedral Ave. left to 3S7 ond open sign.
Ms. Rice on premises, FE S-550S.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c. es25 sznd ST. NV.

Luroe COLONEL brick residence oeoted In beoutfui wooded
section block from bus downtown and oil schools Fec
turing fine bedrooms boths den, powder room. completely
equipped kitchen ond beoutu reereoton REDUCED
$500 and under S55000-o remarkable buy! DlRec-
TloNS Out Conn., Ave- Nebrosko Ave. right to Utoh Ave.
left 32nd st. right block 6325 ond open sign Mrs.
Doys on premises, EN-. 3-0326.
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The Ornamental Yews
BY GEORGE {. CREED
Contributino Writer

In England there are an
cient yews 10 feet in diameter
and so feet high. This tree
has played an important role
In the history Of that coun-
try, where its strong. tough
wood was once fashioned into
spears, cudgels and long bows.
We are indebted to Eng
land. and no less to Japan,
for the yews that enrich our
landscape today. From the
English Yew and the Japa-
nese Yew come an amazing
number Of varieties of orna-
mental plants. Added to these
are crosses between them.
Among the many different
yews grown in nurseries. you
will find @ type suitable for
almost any place in your
landscape. Yews are remark
ably varied in their forms
and rates Of growth, but they
are all distinguished by their
rich dark green foliage.
Besides this. they produce
bright red berries that are
decorative. In order to In
sure the production Of ber-
ries you must have both
male and female plants In
the ratio Of about one male
to exery six females.
Know Growth Rote
In selecting q yew, 1t is o
good idea to know something
about its growth character
istics as well as It's ultimate
form. The Upright Japanese
Yew is relatively rapid in
growth and tall-growing. It
eventually reaches a height
Of so feet.
On the other hand, the
Dwarf Japanese Yew Is one
Of the slowest growing Of all.
Some Of these have been
growing for 40 years in the
Arnold Arboretum near Bos-
ton and, though they have
spread out to a 20-foot di-
ameter, they are only 10
feet high.
Besides making excellent
specimen plants. yews stand
shearing very well and lend
themselves to use in hedges.
No other evergreenS can com.
pare with . hedge Of yew.
Questions and Answers
Question--What is green
manure?
ANSWER-Green manures
are crops ploughed into the
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bacco manufacturer and
distributor. The transaction
was handled by Mr.. Fletcher
and the office Of James L.
Dixon Co.
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RoLLINGWooD

residence Of outstanding quo located fashionable oreo
Of beautiful homes Spacious living end dining deluxe
ond bath upstos PoneIed recreutoa room oad bu-n GO
rase Designed for the medium size fomy seeking spacious
but Low low 30s ond fair offer wond
DlREcTloNS Out Conn., post Circle to Leland st. right
on Leond oeross Brookve M TO RoInswood Dr. right 10
our open sign. Mr. Evons on premises Wo 6-0zoo.
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KENWooD PARK 1904 RADNoR RD.
NEW COLONIAL BRICK
"Built for The Years"
By W. O. Cooley 6 Son

BY W. O. Cooley q Son
Designed for om comfort ond yeo coreree living Spoe
living ond dining rooms de luxe Kitchen den. powder
ond screened porch s floor Four fine bedrooms ond tiled
boths upsois Superb garden level fomk ond " bath
Buin soose. home Of finest quality and only $4l 500
DIRECTIONS: Out Brodley Blvd Godsboro left Rodnor
Rd, right to 7304 and our open sign.
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Watch Footing

Be sure you have o hrm
footing when moving slopes,
for mowers can roll back.
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comparable OUR
Value PRICE
1895 90 $4,000
400 90 2g5 90
34b W lBUOO
10000 90 90
1900 1900
279 90 10000
$4,000 10000
249 90 1900
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Young Mfg. Co. Custom Made
1s-in. Sofa, all spring and
down cushions. Gorgeous
quilted fabric. cream back
grNund with striking flower
print in fuChSia, brown and
Rreen-SO very fashionable,
yet adaptable to almost any
color scheme
6-pc White Modern Bedrm
Suite, triple dresser, mirror
chest. bookcase bed. 2 night
=, tables. Factory cloSe-out
HOLLYWOOD Beds. mattr and
box spg. on legs
Set OF Maple Bunk Beds with
bookcase headboardS and
wagon wheel foot
l Scaly All-Foam Armless Dan
lsh Sofa. removable back,
sleep one. Black nylon fabric,
DG?enityrs. Sofa by day, sleeper
by night Assorted colors
and fabrics ------------
Matching Step and Cocktail
Tables blond and walnut.
Set OF , tables
4-pc Walnut Bedroom Suite,
dresser, mirror. chest, book
case bed Factory close out,
hlgh styling
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FARM AND GARDEN

CLOVER HAY, so cents per bale
approx. l,500 bales. Culpeper
WE. 7-2281.
GROW YOUR OWN FRIkT-Plan'
fruit and nut trees for shade
and ornamental effect, also enjo,
fresh fruit and nuts from home
grounds. Write for free copy new
56-pg. planting guide catalog ir
color-offered BY Virginia's iarg.
est growers OF fruit trees. nut
trees, berry plants. grapevines
ana ornamental plant material
Salespeople wanted. Dept. NIB
WAYNESBoRO sERfE s
Waynesboro. Virginia.
NEW-1HC farm and Industrial
tractors, erawler tractors and
equir. McCollough chain saws,
lime, fertilizer and seed. Parts and
service. USED INC, model c
tractor with cultivator and plant.
ter, AC model with plow, cult.
vator and mower. John Deere A,
ploWs, mowers and disks.
P. H. MOORE
y 3. 3Ol, l mi South Of New 50
Mitchellville, Md. CE. 6-SlSI
RICH BLACK sLUDGE for lawns
ana gardens, wholesale and retail
RE. 5-60S9
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RUGS, ORIENTAL. eh By I3h,
S400:. o by 12, $3.50; scatter,
Oriental: chest drawers, typewriter
and stand. After 10 am. La.
6-ss60.
RUGS. green. l2x2l. and 12xI2:
q runner and 2 smaller; 5000.
and 9x12 beige. $25. ia. 7-72O5.
RUGS
Broadloom and Oriental design:
gXl2' 81: 9xl5, S27. ORIENTAL
RUGS
PERSIAN EI4 k dsssiFFRs; sTFF .i 81 new; S'ai2,
carpetinE as low as So .s5 So. I'd
MAYFAIR SHOP
1928 @ ST. NV.
RUGS, used ald new, ct big dis
$3.50 UN. 4-S7oO ~ -"
SAW, De Walt, radial, g h.p.. 10
or go volts. Evenings or after
10 am. Sun, RE. 5-5513.
SAWs-T/A. band. JIG. saber, sand
er. drill press, jointer, sprayer.
work bench, misc. CHI. 8-4I4I.
SERVICE STATION EQUIPMENT-
power grease gun, hydraulic Jacks,
mise. Reas. Info, OIL. 2-2562.
SEW. MACH, Singer, beaut. blond
and nah. console, Zig-Zag attach. /;
sac. $3.50; terms. JE. 4-1257.
SEW. MACHINES, recond.: Singer
SPA 9b Day or night. RA 3-6lSl
SEWING Singer elec.
port, sews like new. attach; to
Zis-zag. MONOGRAM, embroidery.
buttonholes, sews zippers and but
tons, quilts and darns: S22 so;
terms avail. For free home demo,
call JE. 4-1257. day or night.
SEW ING MACHINES, used
Singer automatic zig-zag machine,
Model 3O6.. 81 90; l Singer, slant
needle, with zig-zag attachments,
Model 30l. 81 10: 9 Singer feather
weight portables, Model 22l. $40;
J. Singer console. scar driven,
Model POI, Sl00; l Singer console.
scar ,, dIiyen' Model l5;9Is $50.
4029 s. Capitol ST. 10. l-i9OO
SEWING MACHINE. beaut Singer
foppsoie; fops e. dark lark, wood; zis-zaS att;
S35. Ex. 5.O54O, day or nirht for for
free home demo. 9I0 9th ST. NV.
SEWING MACHINE. round bobbin,
forward and reverse; will deliver;
$50: never used. HA 2-e039.
SEWING MACHINE SALE-Beauti-
ful Singer console. $50 so: elec.
portable, SIS: others. Repairs to
all makes. Open ewes, 1872 Lee
hwy Arl., Va, IA. 2-49l4.
SOFA, matching chair, and end
table; practically new, | vr. old ;
$50. J refgr.. S25. WE. 5-0227
SOFA, uphol. chair: lge. wall mir
ror; step stool. Good cond. Reas.
After pm. HO. 2-267O.
ISTEN0FAX MACHINE, duplicates
new. NE. S-O7S6, NEW MAN
BOOKS, 1908 Pa. ave. NV.
STOVE, elec., Kenmore, used 8
months, $50. Anto-top carry-all,
$50; upholstered chair, SO. So
STREET FLUSHER, in running or
DER motor GOOD, tank needs re-
pair. VIII consider best offer. Can
Ba ltimore ave, Hyattsville. Con-
tact E. W. BAKER, City Clerk.
4334 Farra gut St. Hyattsville, Md. =,
WA. 7-OIa4.
TAPE RECORDER. stereo. Revere
T-ll2O. plus matching speakers,
mahoS. cabinet. and amplitier; in
new cond.: $3.50. CIR. 3-5O53
LEWISTON. new-H YOU have
cash and want to save money. see
PARAMOUNT CO. 2o02 Ga. ave.
NV. Hu 3-4s0O. Free parking
TIRE BARGAIN-Recaps, any size,
S6.TT to recap your tire or recap
exch. ALL SERVICE TIRE CO.
1924 Ga. ave. NV. RA. 6-pS5O
or 4726 Annapolis rd., BladenS-
burg, Md. WA. 7-66q9.
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CAKFENIRY, ROOFING, CEMENT
or brick retaining walls. fences o.
all kinds ReaS IL R-Q7An
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

FIREPL. WOOD, seas. oak logs, SO
full cord: local del; slabs; SI5
cord. Burke. Va. CIR. 3-9745.
PENN CHESTNUT or stove. S22 so:
sIbE BIZ sis R1DGE Sc 'rs! FUEL S Rf e. ssa sSasssHH sH
7l9 18TH st ne
WOOD FOR SALE, fireplace and
steye; seasoned oak. Call KE.
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PIANO, apt-size upright. "A in,
kimball, oak, excel. cond.; S295.
ia. 5-2671
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ORGANS-Before you buy any
organ see the new Wurlitzer Chord
At only $685., and the new Wur-
liter sDinPt at only SAa5. Also
values in used Hammond, Bald
win and Wurlitzer organs. JOR.
DAMS, downtown at 18Th and
g Sts:; in Arlington at 5l69 Lee
S332 Georgia avenue. Suburban
stores open daily from 9:l5 until
0 at pight.
PIANO, mahog. baby grand, excel
cond.: must sell: need space; $500
or reas. offer HE, 4-2l97.
PIANO, apt-size upright. "A in,
kimball, oak, excel. cond.; 1895.
ia. 5-2672.
PIANOS-SaVe during JoRDAN's
big midwinter clearance Of used
rental return. and floor sample
pianos. Dozens Of the latest mod.
ton OF styles, types, sizes anC
makes. AS little as S25 down
at all JORDAN STORES: Corner
18th and @ SITS. NV. 5l6g Lee
highway, Arlington: 9232 Georgis
ave. Silver SprinR: l04 William
street. Fredericksburg. Arlington
and Silver Spring stores opei
every day from g:l5 until 8 al
night.
PIANO. recond., upright, $50:
Singer console sewing machine
new Sis 10. 2-372O.
PIANO, Hardman-Peck miniature
NAH. finish. matching lidded
bench: $500 or best offer. cL. o.
PIANO-Full-size Gramer upright
piano. mahogany finish, good con.
dltion; swee.. rich tone. 1872 A
st. Sc, near 14th. Ii, 3-2224 till
pm. 81
PIANOS--Get our quotations on
brand-new. standard makes OF
pianos before you buy. Also A
good selection Of used instTu.
mentS over 100 piaros to choose
from at the PIANO MART, l0l5
9TH st. NV, ST. 5-U3UU.
PIANOS-Final days Of KIT S
INVENTORY SALE Of new and
noor model pianos sharply reduced
Tor quick clearance Nice choice OF
finishes and styles KITS, wash
ington's largest music storeD. 1880
cria branch. 262I Mt. Vernon
ave. Open ewes. til o pmD
PIAN0S-Steinway, Rnabe. and
other fine makes in excellent con-
ditlon. greRtly reduced during our
inventory clearance. Easy terms
KITS, ,Washington's largest
music Storeh 1880 g st. NV,
Pr 1-Bplp
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
CONTINUED

CARPENTRY: serving D. C. and
n. Va.-Porches. rec. rms, addi-
tions, repairing and remodel.; "a
yrs exper. IA. 7-49S0, DU. 5-6l47
CARPENTRY-We do all types OF
remodeling, large or small; free
estimates: all work guaranteed
BILL WARREN, HO. 2-S7I5
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WISH nrSt, Cnd then get our prices
which will be lower. 1896 Mime
sofa ave ne.
FURN.-Bedrm., liv. rm., and di.
nette Turn; pract. new. TIE
FURN.-To settle estate: excellent
twin bedrm,, modern silver wal
nut, triple dresser, chest. . nigh
STANDS, chair; dining room. new
blond elm Broyhill din. table. 4
chairs: y hide-a-bed. new SiiT
cover; solid maple dinette with
hutch; Lawson sofa, bookcase anc
desk combination: rugs. wool
! l2x1S, Rose cedar: axI6, gray
gxl2. rose. EN-. 3-3457 or HO. ..
$3.50, Ext lO3.
FURN. = Mahog. 23-pedestal din
table, walnut bedrm set, misc
furn. Sat. I0-4. 4345 Verplanck
pl. NV, or call Wo. 6-4345.
FURN., also radio phono, lamps
golf set, bike. frames, pictures
misc; very reas. HE. 4-197s.
FURN.-Sofa. chairs, lamps. rugs
roll-away bed, air cond., drapes
200l N. Daniel st. Apt. 1O4. Arl
FuRN.-Lawson-Style sofa with
ouet-size Vermont rock maple din
rm. dropleaf table with pads, SIS
JU. S-jl63.
FURN. from model homes; . rms.
H. ~" dinette, $500: terms, 81
wk. MA. S-a6l6, DU 7-2334.
FURN.-Mahos table. & chairs
couch. platform rocker, chair
tables, etc. EN-. 3-0I75
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RANGES-ALL SIZES
Gas, clec 500 up. AID "-2lnO
PEERLESS SALES co. 2237 Ga. ave
RECORDS, old collection; Caruso,
Emma Eaneg. Titta Ruffo, Pade-
rewSk" others; personally directed
by Sousa. Victor Herbert, etc. LU.
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CARPENTRY. cabinets. recr. rms,
ing; reliable. AD. 2-5S4S. 2as
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HARTMAN TRAILER 1855. thor.
oughbred chestnut mare and two
Shetland ponies. MUST BE SOLD
WIZ. 2-4S67: ewes. GA. 4-96iS.
HORSE AND PONY AUCTION SALE
ToP, eF, FARM EisSiy SALE BARN. z R Fishei Hihe
rd.. Temple Hills. Md CH S-S022
1 CHESTNUT SoRREL GELDING;
blaze face with 1 white socks; 6
years old: high spirited. good
stable manners, guar. sound, 5000.
! roam ReldinR. 5 yrs. old. Western
broke. guar. sound, perfect con-
formation, very gentle. gocd stable
manners. $500. AK. 9-9436. JACK
r. PEYTON,
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE BOOK.
KEEPER, payroll exper. pref.
heavy volume; 40-hour week. Mon
through Fri. Apply personnel
8 to ? pm, Mon. through Fri.
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL. 115C
Varnum p
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS WITH BoARD

COMFORTABLE RIM. in apt. bldg.
for mother and child; next to
school,; nr 18th and Columbia I'd {:
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THEY NEVER CHANGE


FURN., new. Shop wherever yol
wish FIRST, Lnd then get our prices
which will be lower. 1896 Mime
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FURNITURE
UNCLAIMED FACTORY ORDERS
Cancelled Orders Consigned to Other Customers
Save 25%-7O% With Convenient Terms
SATURDAY, 9 to 6-SUNDAY, 12 to 6

comparable OUR
Value PRICE
$4,000 $299 90
400 90 29e 90
5000 $500
SO 90 5000
119 90 5000
5000 $500
80 90 1895
379 90 239 90
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FURN.-Bedrm., liv. rm., and di.
nette furn.; pract. new. TIE
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HARTNETT HALL
1d06 01ct ct NV
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

ALEX. AREA-Young man. between
20 and -, to share apt. with
another young man; all cows.
nu p-InRn
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Elegant Italian Prov. Dining
Room Suite, warm cherry
wood, consisting OF 6B-in -,
all-glass enclosed china. 62-
In buffet. 65xi2 oval table
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The Sidney herald., 1960-06-01
E,avsEl&rg With the
COUNTY AGENT
ARy.Dean Davidson. County Extension AGENT
Leslie Sender. Associate County AGENT

would cover LOO acres of land
to a depth of one foot.
Well, the point of all this is
that by making greater use of
water spreading and water. hold
ing devices on r%angelands we
could put more of this runoff to
work. AT the same time, we could
conserve soil resources and in
crese forage production.
When you stop to consider that
for all practical purposes an acre
foot of water represents the
equivalent of a ton of hay or the
same amount of grass, the impli-
cations of using more of the run
off on the land becames quite
intriguing.
If you would like more infor-
nation on this subject, | suggest
you get a copy of the Montana
Agricultural Experiment Station
Bulletin Putting Flood Watesr To
Work on Rangelands. You might
see ways to use some Of the ideas
it presents on your ranch. Copies
of THE bulletin are available at
the County Extension Office.
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-01

GRAIN

Farmers are continually faced
with many insect, pest, and weed
problems each year. This spring
cutworms are causing some dam
age in small grains. Cut worms
have been found in the Hillcrest
Community, causing extensive
damage in oats and spring wheat
and light damage in winter wheat.
When mild infeStations of cut
worms are present, they may not
be detected without close inspec-
ton of the field. An indication of
cutworms being present is the
occurance Of blank spaces in rows
of grain which are completely
healthy and vigorous. A close
check at the end of these blank
spaces may possibly reveal a single
cutworm. Plants will be found
which are wilted and cut off at
ground level or Immediately under
the surface. Cutworms work on
or near the surface at night or on
cool, cloudy days. A small in
festation can cause a lot of dam
age, and if not controlled, may
continue to increase from year to
year.
Control measures include the
use of endrin at ~two-tenths Of a
pound per acre, or dieldrin at the
rate Of eight ounces per acre.