davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sidney herald., 1961-07-05

I would like to take this means
of thanking everyone who visited
me, sent cards and flowers, while
l was in the hospital and during
my stay in Billings.
Mrs. Paul Propp (pd)
The Sidney herald., 1961-07-05

elm trees in this area, examine
the leaves carefully and you will
notice many tiny aphids or plant
lice. These tiny aphids puncture
the leaves G.ld cause elm trees to
lose lots of sap each day. These
tiny aphidS can be controlled
quite successfully with an insec-
tlcide such as malathion mixed
according to directions. If you
T not prepared to spray your
own trees and would like to have
the aphids stopped, contact the
local custom spray operator. He
is prepared with a high pressure
Sprayer to do a thorough Job of
controlling aphids.
A SAFETY REMINDER
The National Safety Council
points out that overturning ac-
counts for more than half of the
fatal tractor accidents in this
country. To play it safe in operat-
ing your tractor, follow these
rules.
Keep the tractor under full
control ait all times. Steer away
from steep slopes and bitches.
Hitch heavy loads properly. Don't
get your tractor into a position
where you may force it to Kill
you. And lastly, use it with care
always. Also in relation to farm
Safety, may we again remind YOU
that National Farm Safety Week
will be observed this year July
% through July 20, so NationaI
Farm Safey Week. then, will soon
be here and let's make every
week of the year a safe week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06
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62o7 BLAIR ROAD NV.
at RittenhouSe Street
tn. $4,000
1901 WISCONSIN AVE.
at BFodIey Lone
o.. $500
ALAS LEE HIGHWAY
OF Glebe Roed
IA. $3.50
Evening star., 1961-02-25
By5G GEORGE {. CREED
coaerib aliae Writer

As with any element IN d
landscape, the indiscriminase
use Of planting beds is not
recommended, but their care
fully planned use does give
definition to areas and raises
beds to q level where the
flowers hi them may be seen
more closely.
In some eases raised beds
make maintenance easier. In
still others the walls Of the
beds may serve to provide
seating.
Materials used for raised
beds may be Of brick, stone,
concrete block or wood-or a
combination. Brick to match
that Of the house may be used
at one end of q terrace. Here
low growing flowers can be
brought to window sill height
where they may be seen either
from inside or outside the
house.
Try q Hedge
The flower bed might be
edged with o low hedge that
forms a neat line along the
back side of the wall. The top
of the wall can be made wide
enough to sit ON and this, In
itself, becomes a valuable fea-
ture, especially when many
people are using the terrace.
Another use Of brick is to
lay it up In q single course,
as q serpentine wall. This
provides its own stability be-
cause II is layed out on q
series Of arcs. It is not a new
type wall. Thomas Jefferson
Evening star., 1961-02-25
Mortgage
Volume
Shows Gain

January was the third
month in a row to show q
gain over its year-earlier
counterpart In mortgage
lending. activity Of savings
and loan associations, the
United States Savings and
Loan League has reported.
The January total Of $1.016
million In mortgage loans was
IL per cent higher than the
same month Of 1860, the
league noted. December was
earlier counterpart and Mo-
vember was 4 per cent higher
6 per cent ahead Of its year
than November, 1869.
This ran counter to the
trend between 1859 and 1860
when the total for the year
dropped from $l5,151 million
to $14,299 million.
The league suggested that
the coming months may see
a continued pickup in home
lending by savings and loan
associations" It based this
belief, the league said, ON
the fact that---for the first
time In is months mortgage
loan commitments in Decen-
Der exceeded the same month
In the prior year.
Evening star., 1961-02-25

fashioned furniture pieces,
like the buffet. are not al
ways inadequate. The idea
Of hiding the storage units
! in walls Is an excellent one.
however. for this permits
maximum use Of space.
Generally, the concealed
cabinets extend from floor
to ceiling and corner to cor
ner. literally taking up an en-
tire wall Of the dining room.
They are Is inches deep or
more, depending on the spe-
cific items to be housed. To
design. such o huge storage
unit gracefully enough to ex-
pose 1t would be q difficult
assignment, but placing it
within the wall permits worl-
derfully utilitarian use Of
space.
Conceal unis
Now, how to conceal the
storage unit? Most archi-
tects place Il within q wood
paneled wall that matches
Evening star., 1961-02-25
A WuII Treasure Trove

perfectly paneling on other
walls of the dining room. The
section enclosing the cabinet
is actually designed in two
or more doors that reach
from mop board to the top
moulding. Z-shaped bracing
in back forms the paneling
into o door, and spring latch
es that open by finger pres
sure eliminate exposed hard
ware.
Joints coincide with the
joints between the panel
boards so there's nary q hint
of the units presence until
fingers pressed on q section
Of paneling open 1t to reveal
what lies behind.
For dining room use, many
decorators recommend a soft
colored wood such as hem
lock. Hemlock creates q gra-
cious backdrop for dining,
and its vertical grain pat
terms add Just 6 touch Of
texture to walls without dam
ger Of detracting from the
table setting.
Evening star., 1961-02-25
%VSs ~ asf
District issues
Realty Licenses

Clarence Edward Cortner.
with Carter w. Clarke.
Frank ]. Geraci. jr.. with
Ken Druskin dS Co.
Gladys O. Hughes. with
Murray Levine Enterprises.
Inc.
George C. Jones. with Ed
ward G. Ashton. jr., Realty
Co.
Roberta Sperling Leib, with
Fox Realty q Ins.
Daniel e. O'Connell. with
Ken Druskin g. Co.
Mandel Silver, with Grace
w. Klein q Co. Inc.
Blanche r. Snider. with
Snider Rro.,. Inc.
Karine Stevens. with Paul
Stanley Realty Co.
Shirley s. Walder. with
Evelyn g. Kaplan g. Co.
Russell B. Washington,
with Thomas w. Parks Co.
Seymour Weinreh, with
Murray Levine Enterprises,
Inc.
Evening star., 1961-02-25
BAUGHkAAN
consinued From Page Q.

loan associations and insur-
ance companies.
In turn when the money
market eases 1t resells these
mortgages back to private
Investors at the going rate
the same as any private
firm. In order to show q
profit and to keep investors
from abusing the system
FNAEA assesses certain fees
and charges.
All preferred stock In
FNMA is held by the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury. Its
common stock Is issued orig
inally to lenders and other
institutions that sell mort
cages to FNMA. However,
there is no restriction upor.
the original common stock
holders transferring their
shares to any member Of the
public who may wish to pur-
chase 1t as an Investment.
In order to place FNMA
on the same footing with
private organizations con-
ducting q similar type of
business, FNMA pays annual
income taxes to the Treasury
on Its profits.
Evening star., 1961-02-25
SsoIVer Honored


Architectural Photogra
pher Ezra Stoller, Rye, n. Y,
was awarded the newly es-
tablished ALA Photography
Medal for leadership in rais-
ing the standards of archi-
tectural photography to .
level unmatched by others. "
Prize winners in the cur
rent exhibltionwere:
Color = julius Shulman,
Los Angeles: Baltazar Korab,
Birmingham. Mich: and
Lawrence 8. Williams, Upper
Darby. ra.
Black and white Joseph
w. Molitor. Ossining, N. z;
George Knight, San Fran
cisco. and David Hirsch. New
York.
Honorable Mention--Peter
w. Trostoriff. Queens VII
lage. NJ. T.: Gabriel Benzslr,
Atlanta, Ga: Don Morgan.
New York, and Warren II.
Reynolds. Minneapolis. MINI.
Evening star., 1961-02-25
Point Cobinet
Interiors First
BY DOUGLAS TUoMEY
coassihusins Writer

and do the top Of the shelves.
The edges are done last.
Pieces that are too heavy
to handle easily or that are
fastened in place present
more Of q problem. but fol-
lowing the suggestion to start
inside and paint out. they
can be done quickly and
neatly.
The general use Of I'm.
painted furniture, which to-
day comes In so many fine
shapes and units, makes this
type OF painting particularly
important.
Observe Rules
However, there are q few
essential rules to be OBJ
served. A bookcase or cabinet
should as q rule be painted
TO harmonic with the wall
in back Of it. A bookcase or
cabinet should not be the
focus Of attention, but ra-
ther o background for the
furniture. The exception Is
an antique or q particularly
fine piece Of cabinet work.
A bookcase or cabinet
should not be 80 high that it
viii dwarf the other furni-
ture. and should never be
placed so as to interfere with
door openings, windows or
free passage through q room.
tReIeased By the BELL syndicate)
Evening star., 1961-02-25
Room Diyiders
You Con Install
ByD. M. DERWlN
Contributing Writer

one piece, seamless, polished
stainless steel portrait frames
--bonderized after forming to
give insurance against rust
and corrosion.
Interiors are Of dove gray
baked-on enamel. have steel
shelves adjustable within q
wide range. q razor blade
disposal slot, aluminium door
pulls and continuous piano.
type. full-length hinges.
Mirror sizes In these models
vary. Three are I6 inches by
"a inches, while three have
two mirrors II inches by IS
inches.
Further information about
the articles mentioned above
may be obtained from the
manufacturers. They are:
Room dividers. Forms, Inc,
Att: Jerome Smith, 554 West
Adams street. Chicago 16. ILL.,,
and bathroom cabinets, Pro-
gress Manufacturing Co., Inc.,
Att: A. Abrams, Castor av-
enue and Tulip street, Phil
adelphia 81, Pa.
Evening star., 1961-02-25

Painting either q bookcase
or a cabinet Is one Of those
Jobs which It Is almost inn
possible to do without get-
ting paint on hands, wrists.
and forearms.
Almost everyibo dy has
heard about the man who
started to paint q floor and
ended by painting himself
into q corner from which he
could not escape without
walking on the fresh paint.
Doing B cabinet or bookcase
is about the same.
The answer Is: Start inside
and paint out. The tempta-
ton, O9 course, Is TO paint
the nearest surfeces and
then reach In to finish the
interior.
Evening star., 1961-02-25
coaeeaI Unis

used i free standing wall of
this sort ct the University Of
Virginia. It has held up vel
for q century and q half.
Flowers Not Necessary
A raised bed may be plant
ed simply with ground cover
and d small Towering tree.
Raised planting beds need
not be straight In outline.
You can vary the shape to
suit your fancy and with re-
spect to the materials you use.
Concrete Is the most fleexi-
ble material: with 1t you can
form curves to very short
radii. With brick or masonry
you can get into difficulties
il you try to curve walls too
abruptly.
As to heights Of raised beds,
much depends on their loca-
ton and function. If you are
going to have seating space
as a feature. the wall enclos-
ing it should be no higher
than 10 inches. But q raised
bed need not be so high.
Even a bed with q rise Of
one foot can be interesting.
Questions and Answers
Question. Last year my
chrysanthemulnS were very
spindly. What would you
suggest as q remedy?
Answer. Starting In July try
giving your plants weekly
light applications Of 5-10-5
commercial fertilizer. Dis
continue this as soon as the
flower buds begin to open.
Evening star., 1961-02-25

Now available are do-ig-
yourself room dividers.
These room dividers come
In a choice Of white and gold,
or black and gold, and con-
sist of a series Of panels
bearing the design joined to-
gether by crosspieces and
spring extension poles. The
two designs now available are
a circle within O square, and
q roSe-trelliS pattern.
The individual plastic pam
els are 10 inches by 10 inches
and have two slots along
each Of the four edges for in
aerting metal pieces and join
ing panels together.
The spring extension poles
have q range Of 021a inches
to 104 inches. The poles are
oblOng, 1Hs inches by / ihch,
and are slotted to accommo-
date the panels. The match
ing top and bottom cross
pieces are also slotted for
inserting the panel assembly.
Boshvoosa Cabinets
A new bathroom line Of
bathroom cabinet features
Evening star., 1961-02-25
stan wah Bseks

According to the best all-
tlority, the proper procedure,
If at all possible to follow.
Is to lay the cabinet or book
case flat on the back and.
paint the recess backs. Next,
turn the piece upside down
and do the bottom Of the
shelves. Next, do the sides
Of the recesses and finally
turn the piece right-side up
Evening star., 1961-02-25
Ala
Continued FroTn Page Bel

Continued Frem Page B-1
modern world of people. au-
tomobiles. streets. cities, sub
urbs, work and play.
Not q Prop
This Is how the general
public sees architecture. not
as a picture or Q stage prop.
the panel asserted.
The exhibit win be closed
ON Mondays. It viii remain
open to the public from 8
am. to 5 pm. Tuesday
through Saturday and from
2 pm. to 5 pm. on Sundays.
After the showing here.
the exhibit viii be circulated
nationally by the Travelling
Exhibition Service Of the
Smithsonian Institution.
ALA also announced the
presentation of gold medal
awards to Sculptor Alexander
Calder, Of Roxbury. Conn;
Textile Weaver Ami Albers
Of New Haven and Industrial
Designer Florence Knoll Of
New York.
Evening star., 1961-02-25

Recent license issuances
announced by the District
Real Estate Commission In
clude:
ReoI Essose Brokers
). d. Riyiere q Co., Inc. Q
corporation.
Frederick v. Thomas. vice
president. National Capital
Real Estate Corp.
Lilton !. Davis. TIA l.. Davis
Realty and Investment Co.
Reel Estate S0lesnsen
Edwin II. Brown, with Con-
tinental Realty Co.
Lumarilyn Satterfield Car
roll, with Holmes Realty Co.
Sterlyn B. Carroll, with
Murray Levine Enterprises,
Inc.
Evening star., 1961-02-25

when & comes to hiding
treasure. Captain Kidd had
nothing ON the modern
American woman.
In fact. she might even
have something On the cap
tain, for she ct least buries
her treasure where Shesn be
able to find 1t again-in the
walls Of her dining room.
China, sp ark ling crystal
stemware, silver pieces new
and old, and finely woven
lines fiji the modern treas
ure cache which Is so cleverly
concealed within the dining
rooms walls that the sharp
est eyes are hard put 70 de-
tecf It.
SGve Space
Abundant storage right at
point Of use mot conceal
mentis the main purpose Of
today's secret treasure trove.
With the wide assortment Of
table service that the average
fam lily accumulates, the
back-roOm pantry and old
Evening star., 1961-02-25
Raised Planting Beds

Question. Does honeysuckle
make a good hedge?
Answer. Some varieties do.
Two fayorites for this pur-
pose are winter honeysuckle
(Lonicera fragrantissima)
and Tatrian' honeysuckle
L0nicera tatarica).
le0IS Pield Enterprises IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-06
NIL Clubs Cut Rosters
To Reach 38-Mon Limit

from Duke. and End Gary
Wisener, a Baylor grad starting
his third year as a pro. The
Cowboys also dropped Norris
Stevenson, rookie halfback
from Missouri.
The Los Angeles Rams asked
waivers on Lineman Harold
Beatty, End Dick Dorsey and
Defensive Back Vern Valdez.
The Pittsburgh Steelers
dropped four rockies, Ends
John Simko Of Augusta College
and John Brown of Long Beach
State, Tackle George Baltha-
Ear of Tennessee All and Full
back Willie Simpson of San
Francisco State.
The st. Louis Cardinals cut
Guard Tom Day, End Bobby
Towns and Defensive Backs
Charley Donaldson and Gene
Mosley.
Minnesota released Tackle
Center Bob Schmidt and Tackle
Ed Mazurek, both ex-New York
Giants; Linebacker Bill Roeh-
melt, acquired from the Red
skins: End Perry Richards,
picked up from the Cardinals,
and Rookie Luther Jeralds of
North Carolina College.
The Detroit Lions sent End
Steve Junker to the Redskins
for Fullback Johnny Olszewski
and asked waivers on Halfback
Kenny Webb from Presby-
terrain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-06
BY the Associated Press

National Football League
clubs are down to the 38-man
player limit called for at the
moment but they'll have to
prune another two men each
by next Tuesday, when the
36-man limit goes into effect.
The Baltimore Colts yester-
day placed a pair of injured
halfbackS, Alex Hawkins and
Jerry Hill, on waivers; the San
Francisco Forty Miners cut four
players and the Cleveland
Browns traded three linemen.
The Forty-NinerS asked waiv-
ers on Tackle Henry Schmidt.
a three-year veteran from
Southern California; Linebacker
Jerry Wilson, a three-year man
from Auburn; Tackle Bob Nc
Creary and End Ola Murchison.
The Browns sent Rookie End
Dick Lage to the Redskins for
a future draft choice and
shipped Linebacker Dick Grecni
and Offensive Tackle Paul
Dickson to the new Minnesota
Vikings in exchange for two
draft choices.
Green Bay traded Guard
Andy Cvercko. former North
western star. to the Dallas
Cowboys, who dropped three
players with a total of IL years
in pro ranks. Ed Husmann, a
six-season defensive stalwart,
was cut along with Tackle
Buzz Guy, three-year veteran
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-06
Outlook Good
For Middies'
15O-Pounders

ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 6 (Spe-.
ciaD LIT. Bob Rogers, the new
coach of Nays 150-pound foot
ball squad, has 10 lettermen
returning and high hopes for
improving on last years Az
record.
Joe O'Brien, all-league end
and captain-elect, heads the
list of returnees who will greet
1t. Rogers when drills begin
September 10. 1t. Rogers, a
former Academy $50 : pound
player himself, moved to the
head coaching spot when Jack
Cloud was elevated to the junior
varsity staff. 1t. Rogers had
served as an assistant to Cloud
for two seasons.
The major problems facing
1t. Rogers are requirements for
10 graduation losses and the
tackle position. 1t. Rogers is
toying with the transfer of
one of three talented centers-
Bill Wunderly. Tom Reemelin
or Ray Kutch-to ease the
tackle worry.
The least of 1t. Rogers prob
lens appears to be at quarter
back where Roger Kisiel, a for
mer varsity candidate, returns.
1t. Rogers says that Kisiel
could be the key to a ire
mendouS season. "KiSiel'S run
ming ability and talents as a
quarterback are capable of
any offense CO." the
Middle coach said.
Other quarterback candi-
dates are Bill Stilwell and Mike
Foster, a pair of holdovers who
should supply the need. Head
ing the list of guards are John
Tomchak and Faust Hughes,
plus Charlie Spadafora. former
w fullback-guard. Another
promising spot is halfback,
where Graham Hall, Larry
Sem, Tony Yanarella and Pat
Wilkes are all returnees.
The 150-pound schedule:
October IA Rutgers. u - At
Princeton. 21-Pennsylvania.
= November AT Cornell 10-Army
11-At Columbia sr SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-06
Cogers Charged
With Burglary

HATTIESBURG, Miss, Sept.
s (AP). - Three Mississippi
Southern College basketball
players-two of them from New
Jersey-have been arrested for
a series of Hattiesburg bur-
glarieS.
Police Chief Hugh Herring
said the three surrendered vol
unfairly to Fred Lewis, Missis-
sippi Southern basketball coach,
and that they admitted taking
part in seven different breakins
between July 81 and Septem-
Der 8.
Herring identified the three
as Bill Lundberg, 20-year-old,
6-foot-8 center from Fair
Lawn, N. j.; Ben CAN'T, a g.
foot-7 forward from Paterson,
N. j.. and Rudy Dossett, 20,
a 6-foot-6 sophomore forward
from Hattiesburg.
DoSsett was released on $4,000
bond yesterday. Efforts were
made to raise bond for the
other two.
District Attorney James
Finch did not disclose the
amount of money or merchan-
disc taken in the burglaries,
but said very little cash was
involved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-06
Giant japanese
To Feature Card
At Capitol Arena

Two giant Japanese wrestlers
will make their area debut on
tomorrow nights weekly card
at the Capitol Arena. The
feature bout lists the Aus
tralian Kangaroos against
Antonio Rocca and Johnny
Valentine.
Yukio Suzuki, 6-foot-5 and
270-pounds, will meet Tomas
Marin. Shoshei Bahia, So and
200, will take on Doug Kinslow.
The feature will open the pro-
gram at 8 O'Clock, a half hour
earlier than usual.
In other bouts, Tommy
O'Tooler meets Bruno Sam
MARITIME, Angelo Savoldi takes
on Argentina Apollo, and Mr..
Puerto Rico and Pete Sanchez
face another japanese duo,
Yoshino Sato and The Great
Togo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-06
Weather Clears
For Denver Golf

DENVER, Sept. 6 (AP).-
Winter retreated as the tour
ing professionals advanced and
fair weather was in prospect for
the opening round of the $780,
900 Denver Open golf tourna-
ment tomorrow.
Eighty-four of the 102 pros
entered in the tourney tackled
Meadow Hills 6,843-yard, par
II layout for the forst time to-
day in a $4,000 pro-am meet.
The field will start chasing
the $500 first prize in Y holes
of medal play tomorrow.
The course was soaked by
three days of rain and snow
last week end, but bright sun
has dried it since yesterday.
Leading the pro contingent
are Jerry Barber of Los An
geles, who captured the PGA
title a few weeks ago, and Doug
Sanders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-06

Titus, who captained Be-
thesda to two straight cham
Ipionships. rolled 404 for
Wheaton Triangle Lanes to
start the defense of his area
No. l ranking. He led the way
as Wheaton won two from
Pepsi-Cola, whose young
Wayne Souder was best in the
match at AIT.
One Of the evenings stand
outs was Prof. Joe Pricci who
rolled games of IA. 142 and
143 for 429 to help Mann's Po-
tato Chips to sweep against
Hyattsville Lanes.
Another was Lindsey Ham
monds whose 428 led Suitland
Bowl to an edge over Bowl
America.
With modest pinfall, Hill &
Sanders Ford, a new team,
blanked Blackie's House of Beef.
II Il
TIL eCapital Women's Major
and the mems Metropolitan
Circuit Leagues will open to-
night. Both leagues have grown
between seasons, the Capital
from IL to IA teams and the
Metropolitan from 16 to 10.
Sixteen teams will shoot for
more than $4,000 in cash and
trophies in the lively Northern
Virginia Mixed League which
opens tonight at Penn Daw
Bowl. The defending champion
in the leagues second season is
Herby's, Inc, led by Jib Rob-
ertson. the circuits individual
titleholder.