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Evening star., 1961-11-26

CLOVES in such abundant supply in this country
~ and used frequently to stud hams and flavor spicy
dishes that their availability is taken for granted by house
wives Yet before they reach the dinner table the pungen
little nails" r0m the Latin clavus have to travel long
road Most Of the worlds production from the West
African region around Zanzibar and is hand picked
sorted and graded.
Although the Portuguese Dutch and French have all
taken crack Glove growing in their various tropical
colonies the last 200 years. the trees which bear Glove
buds to have Ourshed best in Zanzibar and the
neghbOrng isle of Pemba Revenue from Glove sales adds
the royal purse of the Sultan Of Zanzibar Of the few
figures still in power who might have stepped from the
pages Of the Arabian Nights The plantations mostly
owned by Arabs who have organized q Glove Growers
Association to maintain quality stabilize wages and
pand their sales The average may have thousand
Glove his plantation growing to height of 60
and resembling tall but orderly orchard Natives
sher up the trees to reach high branches and expe
renced harvester gather about IS pounds in day.
Holmes County herald., 1961-07-27

You can't beat your Chevy dealer for a July buy! Summer
time savings are in full swing. And-because those Jet-snooth
Chevies are outselling all other makes-he's in a position to
make the savings even better. Take your pick from luxuri-
Gus Impalas, popular Bel Airs, thrifty Biscaynes and those
best-seling full size wagons. Corvair your dish? See those
trim, easy going sedans and coupes ~Gncluding the sporty
Holmes County herald., 1961-07-27

sippi and Louisiana. After
noon temperatures Will ave-
rage in the low COS and night
time readings will average
near 70. Rainfall is forecast
TO total about 5 inches but the
rain will come as scattered
thundershowers and amounts
will vary from 3 to 8 inches
throughout the area.
The persistent Yain pattern
that prevailed during the mia
die part of June, broke up IN
the latter part of June, put
reappeared in most sections
during the second week IN
July. This wet spell is likely
to break again in the last OF
July and drier weather IS eX-
pected in August.
Low pressure systems are
expected to move from the
west to east just north OF the
Delta during the rest OF July,
but will probably shift a little
farther north in August. Sun
shine is expected to prevail
about 70 percent of the day.
light hours and soil tempera-
lures will continue warm de-
spite the showery conditions.
The soil has been rather
completely recharged with
moisture and water shortages
will not show up in most
sections until at least the mid
die of August. Enough
moisture is expected to pre-
vail to continue good crop
and as the showers
thin out in August, grass,
weeds and insects will be
somewhat easier to control.
Holmes County herald., 1961-07-27
Dove Season
Opens Sept. 9Th

John Camp, Executive Dir
ector, Mississippi Game and
Fish Commission, announces
he following seasons, daily
bag limits and number in
possession for Morning Dow
es Sora Rails, other Rails
and Gallinules, Woodcock
and Wilson's Snipe.
Morning Dove has a split
season with the first being set
from September 8 October
8 and the second period Nov
ember % January 6. The
daily bag limit is II with "a
in possession and shooting
hours are from II noon to
sunset.
Sora Rail, October 2 : Nov
ember 20 with a daily bag
limit of 25 and 25 in possess
ion.
Other Rail and Gallinules
same date of Sora Rail. but
limit is Is and Is in possess
ion.
The Woodcock dates are
from November % : January
l with a daily bag limit of 4
and 8 in possession.
The Wilson's Snipe season
is set from December 16 :
January IA with a daily bag
limit of 8 and s in possess
ion.
Shooting hours on all the
above, except Morning Dove,
is from surise to sunset. The
hours for shooting doves is
from II noon to sunset.
The Morning Dove breed
ing population and product
ion of young is at a very
Holmes County herald., 1961-07-27

high level throughout the
state and should give the
dove hunters a good prospect
this season.
Rail hunting in Mississippi
is not as prominenet as dove
hunting. In fact, although
Rail and Gallinules occur
fairly common in coastal
marshes and in some water
marshes they are seldom hun
ted for a sport in Mississippi.
Woodcock are usually killed
by quail hunters, incidentally,
while quail hunting. They are
found singly or in tWos or
threes in the thicket or heavy
cover. Woodchucks occur in
larger numbers in South Miss
issippi which is a part of their
Wintering range.
Holmes County herald., 1961-07-27
Grade A Diaries
Serving Holmes Co.
GRADE A DIARIES
SELLING MILK IN HOLMES
COUNTY LISTED

DR.. H. L. Buffers, M. D.,
County Health Officer, states
that as of July 10th, 1861, the
following diaries selling
Grade A pasteurized milk and
milk products in Holmes
County are complying with
the current U. S. Public
Health Service Standard
Milk Ordinance and Code, and
the Mississippi State Board of
Health Regulations govern
ing the production and sale
of milk and milk products:
A & M Dairy of Green
wood.
Grenada Farms, Inc. Of
Grenada.
LuVel Dairy Products. Inc.
of Kosciusko.
Madison County Diaries,
Inc, Of Canton.
Walker Farms Dairy, Inc.
of Stoneville.
Holmes County herald., 1961-07-27

Lakeland ALB. Tex.-Air-
man James B. Russell, Jr.,
son of Mr.. James B. Russell,
ST., of Tchula, Miss, has
completed his initial course
of Air Force basic military
training here. He has been
selected to attend the techni-
cal training course for Elect
rical Repairman at Chanute
ALB. Illinois.
Altman Russell attended
Holmes County High School,
Goodman, Miss.
Basic airmen at Lakeland
are selected for specialized
training at technical schools
on the basis of their interests
and aptitudes. They are re-
assigned to the school after
five weeks of basic training.
At the technical schools they
are given additional military
training along with the tech
nical instructions
Upon completion of special
technical training at an Air
Force Technical Training
Center. a1rmen are assigned
to operational units Of The
USAF Aerospace Force where
Peace is their Profession.
Holmes County herald., 1961-07-27
County Agent

expecting a new hatch out or
bollworm eggs during the lat
ter part of this week. For the
past Is days bollworms have
not been a problem but they
may become a problem any
time after the latter part of
this week.
Do The Job Right
If you are going to spray or
dust your cotton do the job
as it should be done. Don't
allow the tips of your sprayer
or buster to drag in the top
of your cotton. The tips
should be 8 10 inches above
the top of your tallest cotton
in the field. Apply the cor
rect dosage of the insecticide.
Use approximately 40 pounds
of pressure on your spray
machine. If your cotton is lap
ping in the middle or near
tapping it would be advisable
to spray broadcast with one
tip every Is 20 inches along
the boom. If you are using B
tips per row adjust the tips
straight down rather than
angling them to each cotton
row in order that you may
get a complete broadcast
spray.
The job you do on your in
sect control program from
now until Auguct 1st will
largely determine the amount
of cotton you will make this
year.
Holmes County herald., 1961-07-27

Control insects on live
stock. The weather we are
having has certainly increas-
ed the number of insects at
lacking livestock : particular
ly the hornflies. Spray or use
back rubbers to control these
insects annoying cattle. Mate
rails that can be used are:
Coral - Coral is highly
recommended for use of
hornflies. lice and will also
help control grubs in the
back of cattle. Mix s pounds
of coral in so gallons of water
and spray the animals thor
oughly. Keep in mind if you
are using coral you cannot
sell livestock for slaughter
within 900 days of applicat-
ion.
MethOXychlor is another
good insecticide that you can
use for hornflies. One gallon
Of methoXychfor for each so
gallons of water or 4 pounds
of so percent wettable powd-
er for so gallons of water.
You can sell livestock for
slaughter Immediately after
Holmes County herald., 1961-07-27

Lakeland ALB. Tex.-Air-
man Robert A. McCrory. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Nc
Crory of 504 North ST, Lex
ington, Miss, has completed
his initial course of Air Force
basic military training here.
He has been selected to at
tend the Technical Training
course for Non-Morse Inter
cept Operator at Goodfellow
ALB, Tex.
Altman McCrory is a grad
uate of Lexington High
School.
Basic airmen at Lakeland
are selected for specialized
training at technical schools
on the basis of their inter
ests and aptitudes. They are
reassigned to the school after
five weeks of basic training.
At the technical schools they
are given additional military
training along with the tech
meal instructions.
Upon completion of special
technical training at an Air
Force Technical Training
Center. airmen are assigned
to operational units of the
USAF Aerospace Force.
Holmes County herald., 1961-07-27

Cotton
Due to extensive wet condi-
tons grass and insects are
becoming a problem in our
cotton crops. With such con-
ditions occurring it is harder
to control the grass than the
insects. Even though the
fields are wet and soggy it
would be advisable to chop
the grass from the cotton
drill and pull it to the mid
die of the row. Then if the
weather gets drier you will be
able to control your grass
with your plows in the mid
die. Grass growing in the
drill of cotton will stunt and
cause a reduced yield in your
cotton production. Make eve
ry effort possible to rid
your fields of grass as soon
as possible.
Cotton Insects
At this time we are having
a hatch out of the first gene
ration of boil w~eevils. This
hatch out began in older cot
ton last week and will contin-
ue to have such a hatch out
for the next week or ten days.
1t is advisable during the
rainy weather to spray twice
each week with methyl para
thion. Methyl parathion is
a fast killing insecticide but
the killing power only lasts a
few hours in the field. II we
can spray between showers
and get from 4 to 6 hours be-
fore the rain occurs We can
do an excellent job of keep
ing the boil weevils infestat-
ion down. Other cotton insect
lcldes are very effective but
the cost will prohibit their
use during these rainy spells.
Let me urge that you make
every effort possible to apply
at least 2 applications per
week of methyl parathion I'M
til better weather sets in. If
weather conditions continue
favorable for the next 4 Or s
days without rain then if
would be advisable to use a
longer lasting insecticide
such as guthion or SEWN. IF
using guthion add another in
secticide with it to control
bollWorms such as DOT or
endrin. If using DOT for boil
worms it takes a full pound
OF technical material per ac-
re. If using endrin for boil
worms it takes q of a
pound of technical material
to control bollworms. Keep a
close watch in your fields for
signs of bollworm eggs and
bollWorm damage as we are
Holmes County herald., 1961-07-27
A GROVE CHURCH
TO HOLD REVIVAL

The Oak Grove Baptist
Church is holding a revival
July 1929 with Reverend
Denny L. Clark. the new min
lister there, serving as evange-
list.
Reverend Maxwell Price is
song director. Both are re-
cent graduates of Mississippi
College.
The services begin at 1870
a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
The public has been invited
to attend.
Holmes County herald., 1961-07-27

Pasture

spraying.
Pasture
If weeds occur in your past
ure and you have not already
clipped the weeds be sure to
do so Immediately. Raise
your clipping blade high
enough to clip off the weeds
without clipping the grass
too short. Leave at 6 inches
high.
Holmes County herald., 1961-07-27
Weather
Outlook

Somewhat cooler and wet
ter than normal weather is
forecast for the next 80 days
for the Delta areas of Missis-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-23
Sen. John Marshall
Butler

Operation Do-It Yourself
Economic miracles are being
performed every day in Mary
land because of Maryland pride,
determination and public-spirit-
ed citizens.
Economic experts in Wash
ington would do well to allow
the natural forces of supply and
demand to operate unimpaired.
The energy and determination
displayed by the Talbot Eco
nomic Development Committee,
the Dorchester Industrial De
velopment Commission, and the
Economic Conference of West
ern Maryland all demonstrate an
awareness by the citizens of
Maryland that the final solution
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-23
]: Comments From Capitol Hill
+: by
T: BeaIl Butler - Matthias
Matthias

to economic problems must
come from them, not from the
federal government.
The philosophy that the fed
eral government can do it best
is an unfortunate distortion of
the truth.
Some government assistance
and stimulation is clearly need
ed. Support of our merchant
marine, for example, is so vital
to the Port of Baltimore. Or in
helping the unemployed in such
areas as Hagerstown or Cum
berland. Or in assisting air
ports like Friendship Interna-
tional Airport.
But individual initiative is still
the only way to pull a depress-
ed area out of the hole.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-23
Sen. ]. Glenn Beall

Possible Danger-The four re-
organization plans submitted to
Congress by President Kennedy
are Objectionable to me because
they violate the principle of pro-
lection through Checks and
balances the very foundation
of our form of government.
Reorganization Plan No. / has
to do with the Securities and
Exchange Commission; No. 2,
with the Federal Communica-
tons Commission; No. 8, with
the Civil Aeronautics Board;
No. 4, with the Federal Trade
Commission.
These agencies were created
by Congress as independent
agencies to do specific jobs free
from political pressures and
free from executive pressures.
In keeping with this, members
of these commissions are select
ed from both major political
parties on fairly even basis.
The four reorganization plans,
essentially identical, could lead
away from the independence Of
these commissions and give the
White House virtual control
over them.
Each plan provides Cd that
functions of the Commission
with respect to hearing, deter
mining, ordering, certifying, re-
porting or otherwise acting as
to any work, business or
matter" chat covers every
thing!) may be delegated by
the chairman to an individual
commissioner or, if the chair
man wishes, to en- employe; (2)
that the action of the person
delegated by the chairman be
deemed to be the action of the
Commission; and 80 that the
right to review the action of the
individual commissioner or EN-
ploye can be established only
by a vote Of the commissioners.
In the case of the FEC, at least
three commissioners would have
to vote for a review assuming,
of course, the chairman gave
them a chance to vote), or else
the action of the chairman's
delegated employee would be-
come law. That's putting a lot
of power into the hands of the
chairman, who is accountable to
the White House.
No one should object to
strearnlining the work of a busy
commission. However, a way to
do this should be found without
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-23

jeopardizing the rights of the
public and building up dicta-
torial power in the White House.
I go along with the paragraph
on this subject in the Demo-
cratic Party Platform, which
says:
1.-THE Democratic Party con-
dennis the usurpation by the
executive of the powers and
functions of any of the indepen-
dent agencies and pledges the
restoration of the independence
Of such agencies and the pro-
lection of their integrity of ac-
ton"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-23

offers a clear and present dan
ger to the spread of political
liberty, economic development
and social progress through all
the republic of the hemisphere.
The resolution also stated that
"Cuba stands in defiance of
every proclaimed principle of
the inter-American system; and
-. has signified its unquestion-
ing acceptance of the Soviet line
on international affairs 49,"
The purpose of this resolution
was to make it unequivocally
clear that the Organization of
American States should deter
mine what sanctions should be
imposed on Cuba under the au-
thority Of the Inter-American
Treaty of Reciprocal Assistance.
The resolution also expressed
House approval Of excluding
representatives of Cuba from
the Inter-American Defense
Board.
To allow Cuba to participate
in all affairs of the Western
Hemisphere allies would be
dangerous and possibly sui
cidal. Western hemisphere de-
Tense strategy would be in vain
il an avowed friend of the
Kremline were allowed to take
part in the planning and carry
ing out of our defense. OF
course / voted in favor of the
resolution, and will give sup
port to other needed legislation
sanctions when the need for
need for them is demonstrated.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-23

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join our Rockville Volunteer
Fire Department. These young
men were refused applications
without any definite reasons.
This was the reason given and
! quote you know why, you
know why" Unquote.
These two young men are
Negroes, fairly recent citizens
Of the city and county. Both
are unmarried, college trained
and would be happy to serve
their city and county in any
way they could.
William A. Motley
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-23
Cong. Charles M.
Matthias, Jr.


Resolution on Cuba-On May
II, the House of Representa-
tives passed a resolution which
called for sanctions to be inn
posed on Cuba by the Organize
ton of American States. The
GAS consists of the United
States and 19 Latin American
countries.
In passing the resolution with
only two dissenting votes, the
House stated as a body that
"Cuba today has become a base
and staging area for Communist
subversive activity and :.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-23
PoolesvilIe
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Continued from Page 81
Eleanor Eichelberger at the
Evangelical and Reform e d
Church in Frederick, May 13.
His solos We're "Serenade" and
"Old Man River"
Young Mark Burgess, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Bur-
CESS, Poolesville, was taken to
Suburban Hospital following an
accident with his horse at the
recent show in GAINESVILLE. He
was released following treat
ment for a broken nose, black
eye and bruises.
Mrs. John McElfresh enter
tanned the Woman's Society of
Christian Service of the Hyatts.
town Methodist Church at her
home in Frederick at its May
meeting. The group will meet
June l at the home of Mrs.
Hamilton Linthicum, Hyatts.
town.
Mrs. Lawrence Fl. Price, jr.,
GAINESVILLE, entertained the Co.
mus Homemakers Club Wednes-
day. Mrs. Mark LETTERS gave a
report on Better Meat" The
clubs yearly picnic is planned
for June Is at Fishing Creek.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-23
CATERING
BE A GUEST
at your own party

Famous Colorado Caterers pro-
vide host Of luxury services al
prices tailored to fit your bud
get. Consult our professional
Party Planners for expert advice.
Finest in foods. equipment and
experienced service, backed by
q reputation for quality and de-
psndsbility. Invite Colorado Ca
ierers 10 your next party We'll
bring everything but The guest.
Phone Mrs. Dunninsion, Oliver
$1,000 and find out why famous
COLORADO CATERERS are
known as suburbsn Wsshinsion's
finest.
P.S. For a sample Of our finer
foods. visit COLORADO CATER
ERS WESTWOOD nm on West
bard Ave. between River Road
and Mass. Ave. The beautiful sup
per club atmosphere provides q
fitting setting for our superior
food and services.
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Foreign News
Comment
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implied either there are no jus.
tifiable grievances at present
or the Syngman Rhee govern.
was not a lawful govern.
ment.
If there is a difference in
the situation between last year
and now, we would like to ask
how and that they be spelled
out We know more about
how our people can get along
than they do"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-23
REAL EsTArl--RENT
FOR SALE

1858 MICA ONE OWNER
SPORTS CAR-Radio, Heater,
Luggage Rack, Tonneau Cover,
10000 original miles, Never
raced. Will sell cheap, private
party. Phone WA. 6-3963. 1t-5-23
1853 CHEVROLET IMPALA-
White Convert, power steer,
auto. trans, Am. & FIN. Won
derbar radio, heater, WV, ex-
eel. cond. $780,. One owner.
Call WA. 6-2666. tf-9394-3-t
Montgomery County sentinel., 1961-12-14
Roads Transit Battle
Is Aired by Gingery

Donald Gingery Montgomery County planner decid
ed this week to call spade spade" and then started
digging with it at meeting of the National Capital Reg
Montgomery County sentinel., 1961-12-14
Prescott to appeal Death
Penalty for Giles Brothers

Expressing "shock" at the
severity Of the death sem
tence imposed on two Spen-
cerville brothers convicted
last week of raping a 16-
year-old w st Hyattsville
girl, legal counsel for the
rapists said this week he will
appeal their case.
Attorney Stedman Prescott,
jr., who represented James v.
Giles, 20, and John G. Giles, %,
during the trial which led to
their being sentenced to death
in the Maryland Penitentiary's
gas chamber by Circuit Court
Judge James H. Pugh, said he
is examining the transcript of
the trial to establish grounds
for his appeal.
The brothers were found
guilty of rape Dec. 8 by a pre-
dominantly male jury which
had heard testimony that they
raped the girl on lonely road
near the Patuxent River last
Montgomery County sentinel., 1961-12-14

July, after beating and robbing
her escort in a surprise attack
on the car in which the pair
was parked.
In pronouncing sentence Mon
day, Judge Pugh declared that
the unqualified" verdict of
guilty brought in by the jury
placed the crime of rape of a
woman in the same category as
murder in the first degree and
said, "By your vicious act, you
are not entitled to any consider
alton by this Court"
'The law protects a woman
from un warranted d attacks
against her person." Judge
Pugh told the brothers. you
have also violated the natural
law of decency as well as the
statute law Of this state.
Your passionate desire to
carnally know this sixteen-year.
old girl led you to commit vic.
lence against her escort, his
person and property. You were
so ravenous that nothing could
prevent you from committing