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Evening star., 1960-03-09
Nine Nations
Meet 10 Draft
Rules on Aid
BY JOHN SCALI
Associated Press star Writer

Nine Of the free worlds
wealthier nations begin today
to draft a set of informal
ground rules aimed to step up
economic aid to less-developed
nations.
Led by the United States,
Britain and France, the allies
tackle the problem at a special
meeting called to devise better
ways to Offset Russia's mount
ing foreign economic offensive.
Others represented are Can
ada. West Germany, Belgium,
Italy, Portugal and Japan.
Western countries attending
the meeting funnel about So
250,000.000 of direct aid to
other areas annually. The
biggest chunk of this--about
50 ,250, ,000. .000-comes from the
United States.
First Step in Program
The four day conference,
bringing together top economic
representatives of the nine ma
tions. is the first concrete step
IN an Allied decision to pour
even more money into Asia, the
Middle East and Africa in the
years ahead.
Undersecretary OF state
Douglas Dillon, the chief Amer
ican delegate, hopes the Con-
ference will succeed in setting
forth new Joint methods Of eco
nomic cooperation in order to
make the increased aid more
effective.
Administration leaders al
ready have pledged not to cut
back American spending in
these areas but to increase 1t
provided other industrialized
nations step up their loans and
grants.
Long Term Loans
The prime objective of the
meeting will be to stress the
advantages of long term, low
cost loans as the preferred way
tof helping newly developing
nations. The United States is
concentrating on such assist
ance but many of the European
nations are extending aid via
short-term credits and special
export guarantees.
American representatives
said frankly that part Of their
contribution will be to "edu-
cate" foreign delegates as to
the scope and nature Of past
American aid. At the same
time, they said. they will seek
to pass on the lessons learned
in IS years Of massive United
States foreign aid spending
overseas.
e After the sessions end, dele
gates hope they win have agreed
I6a 8 common zfuleb6oK Ttllev
should follow TO avoid duplica-
ton, faulty nlanning and mis-
takes. q
Whatever recommendations
are forthcoming will be for
warded to member governments
for individual approval and ac-.
ton.
Evening star., 1960-03-09
New Telephone Gear
Remembers Coils

ST. LOUIS (AP) Telephone
equipment with a memory
probably will go into use on ar
experimental basis late thi.
year.
The equipment was described
here by a telephone engineer
1t works this way: a cailel
dials a number and gets albusy
signal. This activates the mem.
ory unit. When the party he /:
calling hangs up both phone.
will ring.
The equipment also may bt
used to recorN messages for q
subscriber during his absence
~ aaa
Evening star., 1960-03-09

quarter now is in the velvet
lined box beside the boys
fathers medal.
Mr.. Page. director of re-
search at the Naval Research
Laboratory, was one of five
Government officials who re-
ceived medals from the Presi-
dent in a White House cere-
mony yesterday. Mr.. Page was
honored particularly for ere
markable achievements in the
held OF electronics research,
most particularly in the orig
inal development of radar."
Evening star., 1960-03-09
Boy Treasures Coin
Refused by President

e-year-old Morris L. Page is turning down all trades
'o very special quarter he found in the snow SUNDAY
quarter has become very special" for Morris because
rested for moment in the hands of man he consid
very special" person-President Eisenhower N
Morris had the quarter with him when he wsn. - ~,
Evening star., 1960-03-09

1850, the first four years as
an assemblyman and the rest
in the Senate.
Evening star., 1960-03-09

"cyclo-rhoticT, sef-defrostne PLUS "Fowine
Cold" foodkeepine MeIts frost away from re-
freerotoF section, disposes Of frost water outo-
moticoIly! Now. you can see Fredoire's new
lineup at all 4 Hub stores!
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SOVerelRntY Kesolutl0n

Freetown (ANP) - A resolu-
ton is being introduced in the
Sierra Leone House of Representa-
tives, requesting Great Britain to
introduce legislation in Pariia-
ment providing for the establish
ment Of Sierra Leone as an indie
pendent sovereign state on April
~. In addition, Sierra Leone asks
membership in the British Com.
monwealth of Nations.
Dream Binding" Nlrumah
Brussels, CAMP - Ghana's
President Kwame NlSrumah was
described as being blinded by a
dream Of domination over a unil-
ateral and totalitarian African
bloc" by Jacques Masangu, official
representative Of the Katanga
(Province) government in Belgium.
He called for a confederation" of
autonomous African states to save
Africa from being dragged into
Mar7cism by Accra."
Another Black Governor General ?
Bridgetown, Barbados CAMP -
The next governor-general Of a
British colonial territory which is
nearing independence may be Sin
Grantley Adams, currently prime
minister of the Federation Of West
Indies. It Is ruInored that Sir Ad-
ans will be picked for that spot
when present, governor general,
Lord Hailes resigns. The change
over Is expected to take place
early in 1861.
East African Union In t62'
Oar Els Salaam, Tanganyiks
(ANP) - If Kenya and Uganda
are granted full self-government
by 1852, they may form with Tan
ganyika an East African Fedora.
ton declared Julius X. Nyerere
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AKA Sorority Observed
Sisterhood Week Al
November Meefinq

Delta Phi Omega Chapter Of
Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority held
its November meeting at the home
of Mrs. Mary Taylor, 1888 Stevens
Av. on Friday evening, November
Is.
The sorors observed "Sisterhood
Week" and invited other sorors
and q few guests to q pot luck
supper. After supper, several
games were played, including
bingo and Keep Talking. These
were received with such enthusi-
aszn until several other games
were played
While the sorors held a short
business meeting, guests enjoyed
socializing and cards.
Plans are in the making for the
Annual Teen-Age Christmas party
which win take place Of the reg
ular December meeting.
Those present were Messrs. and
Mines. Roscoe Swami, Matthew
johnson, Marvin Crawford, James
Brown, Thomas FJaclxson, Milton
Durham, Jay Tyson, M. Greg Tay,
lor and Mines. Saundra Work anG
Constance Bowman.
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Out Of-TOwn WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES

Nov. 29--Mr. and Mrs Paul
Taylor, Duluth, Mimi, eight years
Nov. 26-Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wormley. TT. Worth, Tex. II
years.
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Tankanyila's chief minister here
recently. Nyerere even proposed
that Tanganyika without receiving
full independence until then, pro-
vided Kenya and Uganda are
agreement to the union Of the three
countries.
KOinange stfa Barred
Nairobi CAMP - Peter Koin-
ange, 5s-year-old KIlkuyu and
former president Of Kenya Teach
ers college who had been described
as one Of Jomo Kenyatta's chief
lieutenants, Is still considered q
specified person" tabled to de-
tention or restriction If he returns
to Kenya. The us. educated Ken
yam is currently in exile In Accra,
where he is serving as director Of
Ghana's African Affairs Bureau.
Like Ghana, Myers Prime
.
Minister Becomes Its First Prexy
Nancy, Republic Of Niger
(ANP) - Following the example
laid down last July by Ghana, the
Republic of Niger has elected
Prime Minister Hamani Diori as
its first president. Ghana also
selected its prime minister, Kwame
Nkrumah, to be its first president
when the country became a re-
public on July 1.
Swiss Open Bank In West Indies
Port Of-Spain, Trinidad CANPl
"A new bank, the Swiss West In
dies bank, has been opened here
by representatives Of banking cir
cles in Switzerland. The bank win
make $3.50 million available for
approved projects throughout the
West Indian Federation.
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Mrs. Monroe Gage ST., and on
Sunday, Mrs. Fisher entertained
a few friends at dinner in honor
Of her son.
GLIB Meeting Announced: Unique
Cosmetology Chapter 220 win meet
Monday, November 2s, at the home
Of Mrs. Helen Allen, 5000 Third
Av. s., at s pm. Urgent business
is to be transacted and all MEM
bers are urged to be present and
ION time.
Dancing Party: Clever white on
black invitations have been issued
by the BonhomieS for the clubs
first annual Black and White Ball
on Friday night, November 25,
from $3.50 to 1890 pm. The strict
ly formal affair win be held at the
Edgewater Inn, 2420 Marshall st.
+ N. e. in Minneapolis. Officers and
members Of the club are Henry
Roberts, president, Ottie Mae
Washington, treasurer, Bernadine
Foster, secretary and Donna Cot
ton, Muriel Edmond, Pauline Wal
lace, Snow Dell Dewey, Gertrude
Freeman, Richard Washington,
John Kelly and Dolbert CrIshshon.
Omaha Visitors: Arriving in the
city by motor on Saturday from
Omaha, Neb., were Messrs. and
Mines. Robert Coffey, Leo Scott,
Virgil Watson, James williams and
Mr.. Freddy White. The group came
to the city to be on hand to help
the Frank Castlemans Of 4108
Third Av. s. celebrate their fifth
wedding anniversary at a party
given by the Castlemans on Sat
urday evening. The group were the
houseguests Of the Castlemans and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Marty of
1924 Third Av. s. They left for
their home on Sunday evening.
Club Welcomes New Member:
The Minneapolis Socialite Club was
host on Saturday honoring Mrs.
James Bailey Of 3724 Portland Av.,
a new member and newcomer to
Minneapolis. The welcoming party
was held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Session, 4041 Fifth
Av. s. A highlight Of the evening
were movies shown Of the recent
wedding in Topeka, Kans., Of Mr..
and Mrs. Bailey. The group en-
joyed refreshments and gay con-
versation- The honoree received
lovely gifts from the club. The
next meeting of the Socialites viii
be Saturday, November Il, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mason, 1924
Fifth Av. s. ~
Mother Is Guest: Mrs. Lucille
Thomas of Topeka, Kans., arrived
Sunday to spend Thanksgiving and
the coming yuletide holidays with
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward w. Robbins and
family of 3s45 Second Av. s.
Helpers Club: The Helpers Club
of st. Peters AME church will
meet Sunday, Novmber q, at 4
pm. at the home Of the president,
Miss Martha Kay, 1924 Portland
Av. Members please note change of
meeting place from 3640 Fourth
AV. s.
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"AhPpCA CACoAh oAAu C1AAuCu kulkCE'
Heavenly Pumpkin Pie
1 package vanilla pudding and pie
filling mix
Y cup firmly packed brown sugar
Y teaspoon salt
lin teaspoons pumpkin pie
spice
IN cups milk
1 tablespoon butter
TX cups mashed cooked OF
canned pumpkin
1 baked 9-inch pie shell, with Leaf
edging
METHOD: Combine pie filling
mix, sugar, salt, pumpkin pie space
milk and butter in saucepan. Cook
and stir over medium heat until
mixture comes to a FULL boil
Remove from heat. Cool only about
s minutes, stirring once or twice
Add pumpkin; mix until well blend,
ed. Pour into pie shell. Chill until
firm. Served with sweetened ginger
whipped cream and candied ginger
garnish, If desired
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AOEN VI AAuAoldpOhb, utu., II inc
paternal grandmother. Mother and
daughters are doing nicely.
Out OF Hospital: Mr.. Bert Buck
ner Of 815 Aurora Av., returned
home on Wednesday, November 16,
from University hospital where he
underwent surgery and is making
good progress.
Back Home: Mr.. A. Kelsey,
4211s Macl1ubin st., recently re-
turned home from attending the
annual reunion Of the Kelsey clan
held in Bonita, La. Before return
ing home, he visited relatives and
friends in Columbia, La, Green
vile, Miss, Magee, TeIlar and Pine
Bluff, Ark.
Recuperating: Friends Of Rrs
Ida Combs, 9S6 Thomas Av., will
be happy to know that she is now
able to be up and around the house
and making satisfactory progress
after being confined to her bed due
to a slight stroke, for the past
three weeks.
TOUte Bon AmIes WIN Meet;
Mrs. Harry Massengill, 3745 Fifth
Av s., Minneapolis, win be hos
tess to the Toute Bon Anies Club
on Friday evening, December 2, at
her home.
Family Guests: The ThanlSsgiv-
ing holiday holds special Egnifi-
canoe for Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wagner Of 500 Aurora Av. They
have as their houseguests, Mrs.
Henry Wagner, mother and Mrs.
Katherine Westmoreland, sister,
and her four children, all Of Louis
vile, KY. The visitors arrived Sat
urday and win spend a week. On
Thanksgiving day, the Wagners
win be hosts at dinner in honor Of
their guests.
Twin Tallies Bridge Club: Mrs.
James Oliver was first prize win
ner; Mrs. Charles Bradley, second
and Mrs. Thomas johnson, third,
when Mrs. Stephen MAXWELL was
hostess to the Twin TaIlies Bridge
club at her home on Saturday,
November 10. Mrs. Miles Newlin
Of Minneapolis, was a guest Of the
hostess and was given a gift. At
the next meeting which win be
Saturday, January n, 1851, Mrs.
James Oliver will be hostess at her
home 1885 ". Western Av.
In Hospital: Edward Walls, 800
Carroll Av. ia a patient in Anclker
hospital where his condition IL re-
ported fair. He is being treated
for a heart ailment. He was made
very happy when his brother, Fred
Walls, and nephew Emerson Walls
Of Chicago, motored to the city
to visit with him during his illness
They left Monday, November 81
for their home.
Club Hostess: In the beautifully
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Friends Help The
CasflemcRs Observe
Thn;p Ann;vnpen~,

One Of the gala parties Of the
weekend was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Castleman, 41O8 Third
Ay. s.. Saturday evening, Novem-
Der 10, when . group Of friends
gathered for their annual anniver-
sary party. November Is, marked
the fifth wedding date for the
couple.
The festive affair was held IN
their amusement room which was
decorated with paper streamers
and balloons adding to the party
setting. A popular spot was the
newly installed and wen stocked
bar with mixoIogist, Frank Castle
man, giving his magic touch to re-
freshing beverages.
Dancing and gay conversation
occupied the attention Of the group
after which lunch, including barbe-
cued chicken and potato salad was
served. The opening Of the many
beautiful gifts concluded the gala
evening.
Out Of town guests present were
Messrs. and Mines. Robert Coffey,
Leo Scott, Virgil Watson, James
Williams and Mr.. Freddy White,
all Of Omaha, Neb., who motored
to the city for the special occasion.
Other guests extending felicita-
lions to the happy couple were
Messrs. and Mines. John Arm
strong, Rob Armstrong, John
Jones, Paul Jones, Robert Kenner-
ly.
Also Messrs. and Mines. Everett
w. Law, Clifford Marty, Phillip
Micheau, Vincent Shepherd, Donald
williams. Mrs. Ruby Barber, Miss
Dora Cuff and Messrs. Donald Pat
terson, Butch Anderson and Bin
Castlenan.
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Out-Of-TOwn BIRTHDAYS
ST. PAUL
Nov. 28-Gloria O'Neal, Wash
ington, DC.
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decorated setting Of her West
Wheelock Blvd. home, Mrs. Cornell
ius Mobiley was hostess to MEM
bers and guests Of the Three
O'Clock Bridge Club on Saturday
afternoon, November 10. Following
the seasonal lunch, the group We'd
at the card tables for several beau
tiful prizes. Guests taking home
prizes for high scores were Mines.
Arthur Royster, first and George
Brooks Jr., second. Other guests
OF the hostess were Mines. T.. B.
Burt, Paul Curry and Louis M.
Moore. Club prizes were won by
Mines. Leroy Coleman, George Ber-
~ Jr., and Charles Rogers first,
second and third in that order.
Mira Charles Rogers will be hos
tess at the next meeting at her
home, S95 N. Oxford st.
HOSes; Mr.. and Mra Johnnie
Mack, 400 Carroll Av., were hosts
at a buffet supper on Saturday
night in honor Of out Of town
visitors, Mr.. Fred Walls and lEr.
Emerson Walls Of Chicago, house.
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Walls Of 500 Carroll Av. Mrs. nd
ward Walls was also q guest Of
the MacI0a On Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Mack had the visitors and
Mrs. Walls for dinner following
Sunday morning church service.
The visitors left for their home on
Monday morning.
Open House; The Board Of Dir
ectors Of Cr1spus Attacks Home
for the Aged has issued invitations
for the Annual Open House Tea on
Sunday, November u, from 8 to
7 pm. at the Home, 469 Collins
Av., st. Paul. This event win cuI-
inmate the membership drive and
memberships viii be appreciated
during the tea.
Parents Are Guests: Mr.. and MrH.
Claude L. Crouch Of Kansas City,
Kans., arrived Tuesday to spend
the Thanksgiving holiday with
their daughter and sOn-In-law, DR..
and Mrs. Maurice Crouch Of $50
Carroll Av. The Maurice Crouchs
win be hosts at Thanksgiving din
ner on Thanksgiving day
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ana member OF the NAACP and
chairman Of the membership drive
for 1860. He was the houseguest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Shepherd,
1887 Portland Av., during his stay.
Back Home; Mrs. Ruth Allen and
sister, Mrs. N. A. Webster Of 3815
Third Av. s., returned home No
vember 8, from Pittsburgh, Pa,
where they visited Mrs. Aliens
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward r. Fleming. The oc-
casion for their visit was to be on
hand to welcome the Fleming's
new heir. Cynthia Eileen, on her ar
rival They arrived on Saturday,
October ~, and the young lady ar
rived Sunday afternoon. It was a
memorable occasion for Mrs. Allen
as she welcomed her very first
granddaughter and her third grand
child. Both mother and baby are
doing fine. Mr.. Fleming Is a teach
er Of mathematics at Westinghouse
High School, and a former player
on the former Minneapolis Lalrers
team.
Holiday With Relatives: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Trawick and chill
dren Of S657 Third Av. s., left the
city by motor on Wednesday for
Toledo, o., to visit relatives over
the holiday weekend. They win
share their visit with Mr.. Trawiclk's
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubert Tharp and Mrs. Ira
wick's aunt, Mrs. Ora Greenleaf.
The Trawicks are proprietors Of
Palm Cleaners at Third Av. s., and
37th st.
Leaves For Home: Mrs. William
Hall Of Detroit, Mich, who has
been the houseguest Of her mother
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam A. Glenn of 1884 Smelling
Av., for the past ten days, left for
her home on Tuesday morning. Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn were hosts at fam
lily dinner in honor Of their guest,
she was dinner guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Glenn and guest Of
MrA Jessie Shepard at a down.
town cafe
Family Guest: Mr.. James VII
liams Of Detroit, Mich, arrived
Wednesday to spend the Thanks
giving holiday with his mother,
Mrs. Sadie williams Of 3343 Fourth
Av. s. On Thanksgiving day they
were dinner guests Of Mr.. and
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Birthday
GREETINGS
NINNEAPOL.Es RRTHDAYs

MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
Nov. 26--Mrs. Sarah Vaughn,
3720 Fourth Av. s.; Mrs. Kathryn,
Elliot 400 4. 39th St; 4. Russell
Wright, 900 Bryant Av. NJ; Marion
Loretta williams, 1851 Portland
Av.; Donald Dillon, Ola Bryant
Av. NJ.
Nov 2T-Timothy Eason, ss1
18th Av. N; James Ingram, 915
Fremont Av. N.
Nov % Travis Wilson, 1907
Girard Av. NJ; Melvin Steele, 1908
Eighth Av. ~; Judy Jones, 1887
Stevens Av,; Richard Acosta, $500
Fifth Aw s.; Lynn Hammonds,
925 Humboldt Av. NJ; Mrs. Dirk
Fischer, 1881 Fifth Av. s.; Ken
meth Gage Gary, S43S Third Av. s.
Nov Backward L. Boyd, 1888
Fourth Av. s.; Norma Jean Wal
lace, 1918 Clinton Av.
Nov 30-MrS Elizabeth Drake,
2023 Bloomington Av.; Kenneth
Wallace, Jr., 4o25 Clinton Av.; Mrs.
Jane Travis, s6O5 Third Av. s.;
Mrs. Jean Booker. 1929 Clinton
Av.; Linda Gates, 1904 18th Av. s.
Dec. 1-Cifford Smith, 241O
Fourth Av. s.: John Robert Allen,
97s Bryant Av. N; Mrs. Frances
Duncan, 1913 2Sth Az. s.; Robert
Walker, 1914 James Av. N.
Dec. Mrs. Kathryn JOsey,
1888 Fourth Av. g.: Mrs. Albert
True, 1858 Fourth Av. s.; william
Howell, 541 Girard Av. N.
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Social and Personal
< ST. PAUL

Twin Daughters: It's two paymates for Carmen six
and Larayne HansOrd aged four of ITO County Rd D Their
parents Mr. and Mrs Edward Hansford presented them with
twin sisters Bonita Fancne and Brenda Fredona The new
paymates arrived November g. in St. Johns hospital and were
warmly received at home by their sisters Mr. Otto Haberg
St Paul is the maternal grandfather and Mrs Katherine
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Nov. 28--Mr. and Mrs Robert
.KennerIy, 1912 Third Av. s., five
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mcdaniel,
1888 Third Av. s., II years.
Nov. 29-Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Hubbard, s726 Third Av. s., eighty
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald West
berry, SIS z. s7th St, eight years.
Dec. 2-Mr. and Mrs. James D.
Hudson, 11O9 James Av. NJ, five
years.
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Social and Personal
7 MINNEAPOLIS *

Returned Home Mr.. Clarence Scott Of Cedar Rapids Ia,
who came to Minneapolis to attend funeral service his cousin
the late Mrs Cora Sanders left for his home Thursday after
noon Mr. Scott active in aternal and civic circles in his
nome town. He holds lifetime membership in the Masonic
Grand Lodge of Missouri member Of the Chamber Of
Commerce of Cedar Rapids member for 30 the YMCA
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Out f-TOwn BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

Nov. 27-Clem Warren, Los An
geles, Calf.
Nov. 80 - Gordon Parks, New
York CITY,; Mrs. Cora Lee New
man, Kansas City, Mo.
Dec. flames Allen, Des Moines,
Ia; Irwin L White, Des Moines,
Ia.
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-09

BIBLE SCHOOL WAS A
BIG SUCCESS AT CRUGER
The Cruger Vacation Bible
School was held last week at
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-09

flies visit each COW daily you
can readily see where the an
imals can lose as much as a
pint of blood per day. Our live
stock research men tell us that
horn flies can reduce milk pro-
duction as much as 20 to Is per
cent and beef cattle can fail to
gain as much as y pound of
weight per day.
Insecticides to use on dairy
animals there are two inSecti-
cides you may USE so percent
wettable methoxychlor powder
and 5 percent malathion dust.
Use one tablespoon of methoxy-
chlor per animal every 3 weeks
md 3 tablespoons of S percent
nalathion every IA days. Apply
o back and neck of the animals
Iou should not apply malathion
within 5 hours of milking time.
Insecticides to use on beef
cattle -Methoxychlor, malathion
and toxaphene may be used on
oeef cattle. DOT may also be
used on back rubbers. DO not
use DOT Or toxaphene if you
IRE going to sell any animals
within the next 30 days.