davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-31
Liability Rate Hike
Backed BY Agents

The North Carolina Commits
Sloncr of Insurance has been
requested To increase automU-
bile liability insurance rates
for passenger cars by 1877 per
cent, according to Hector Nc
Neil, president of the CUlumb-
us County Association Of In
Surancc Agents.
Insurance companies are ex-
pGriencing severe losses onau-
To liability insurance in the Tar
Heel state, according to Nc
NELL. The losses for the state
during the first two years dur
ing which compulsory inSu.-
ancc was in effect tOtalcd
$18.O87.972.
He also pointed out that the
number Of automobile acgid-
entS i'll the state has increased
al a much faster rate than the
rise in number of automobiles
on the roads
II permission to raise the
rates is granted. cost of a
>''OOO/SlO,OO0 bodily injury
and $4,000 property damage
liability protection policy
would be increased as follows:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-31

Class lA-Individually own
ed car, without any male driy-
erS under age 25. used for
pleasure only, Sc increase.
Glass Extraordinarily own
ed car. without any male driy-
crS under age 25, custumarilv
used t" 60 To work a distance
of less than 10 road miles one
way. 500.
Glass lC-lndividually own
cd car. without any male driy-
or under age %. used To 90 to
work a distance ol 10 or more
road miles one way. $500.
Class 2A-Individually own
ct car with one or more male
drivers under age 25. none Of
those being the owner or priil-
cipal operator; also Il car own
cd and operated by a married
male under age p. 5000.
Glass Gear owned or prin-
Clpally operated by an unmar-
rird male under age Is. $1,000.
Class Gar owned by IN
individual and used for bus:-
ness: not driven by a male uu-
der age 25; also car owned bv
partnership or corporation. So
90.
Glass lAF-Farm car. with
out any male drivers under age
%, used for pleasure only.
$500.
Glass 2AF-Farm car with
one or male drivers under age
20, none Of these being thc
owner or principal operator.
also farm car owned and on
Grated by a married male und-
or age 25. $500.
Glass 2CF-Farm car OWNED
or principally operated bv an
unmarried male under age 25
Sl4.OO.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-31

worth irving.
".EnIInu.s. .,id .r,,, ,,,,.
ON -b,s ,nh and -, d,m., nn.
some nic,urrs IN In,., ,,,,. -, -,
And rvrry r,in.r I had ID
dressed before ,r,, snr,o ~
bacco Juice. | spat som, hiph.r
and louder than no had
After rcc,IIir, -. ..,,..,..
ton. FaircIoth said 81 Oh, I'm.
pictures The men r,nn s,,o-
gcstcd poses. and tnok m, =,
another mine for NOR. shots"
While nm ~. .,,,,. ........
mont no ,ccn,,,.,,,,,d '>,' , I''
.nf,rcc,rcr, ,,,,a "'
uinr w'bnro n,N Ill. Wv
twelve mon ,,.rn ,.rmS h,.,;,'
fhr r,ir,r. and ,,a.a.,.. 50, 80,
fought ,n death n,,nr e., go,
ioni1ipc ,t ,rc HI, -. WV WI
Cro -, co.,
,ssin,iG =. H. ~ - '"'''" MN
,,bnra 49, w. ~ "''''''',E' ga
Con .pi' "S ~ W"ik win
patio T r, '''" Nu,S ''"rEr
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-31
Production off 81
Percent But Hone
Felt For Yam Mort

" Low yields are the major
problem OF Columbus County
sNcv, potato growers. out this
problem can probably be over
come.
The call To- rcdcvcluo this
long time standby OF the Tabor
City area was sounded at i
sweet puta,u meeting on pro
motion and production held
her, Tuesday night. The Yuung
Farmer, CLUB Sponsored the
SCSSion.
Farmers and businessmen at
tending the meeting. as well As
tw" representatives of Tabor
City Foods. In. and Corbctt
Canning Company
Ken Lowell. Executive SEC
retary of the Merchants AsSr-
citation. pointed out that vans
brought farmers of the area
.Sl,2C0.GOO in 1853. The Tabor
Sity Marketing Company hand
led 53l.0UG bushels that year.
In comparison. last year the
vu!um" dropped 10 10000 BUSH
els ana farmers received only
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-31

Nr.,,,,.,.. -. t,.. .n...,.,.
ra,,r,.r. .rc H. c..
County pur..,,. -, r,,.a.,,,,..,,...,
rni., v',,r. ,,,r,,,a,,G -, ;,,, 80
Ia an are, n".,,. ~. h,n,, '>','
Car,r.,,... ,i.t.r -. -.
AM C:,Gu...r ,,.,, Isd '-,,,, .,s
m, c.,,. r,rL..d -. ~.
n,,,r,r. ..,.~....a C'...,,,..
v.i.bu,, ,.,i,,,,,,, 90 - -
~. c....,....
,...,.. ''''''H '""E - " Wal
r"...., - ., w. u W, '''"' gig
,-'.',. ,-f5 '"' = 'S'''''s /
.,IIaa,4 81 ~ ~ - si''''' '''
r.S .t D.'.' T'F 'N'"i
-, =" '''o d - '''c ''oiiie AT
- -, 81 " :" '"' y "u''"'5
,na,i -. :" '''' company o.
-. ~, 10y '''''
- ', 49,. 81 !. "o S'i '"'U on
'''"I al '''C I"'ctu hct
, w.. " ,, go oo''' anu rape" 'ci
s.l' - VI >,'"H' VIA! - '"i'
C,,.,.. nv "'S sap ~ T." u
,.,,'.,., vas ''''c' Ue" ny
.;'," ~ W St'"i''' man. Cue
;n,, . .,... va - MS .'"S"''S '"' NC
9 ,, .'.,.' '.'pu'S Si""N j" N'''',
=, HIa az. -, " a. D.''N SCI 90
,nIII".;, , :, Ia I' , cue E"'' 'i''
~ - -''S 90 80. reasons.
o,.,i..i "- .; .''"' rape Is
>S I'"' - ''.''' " ne "IGdil'ns
NV. ,.' G,','' My" 'i'"' j
"a J"''C" ""uiu iloI DC re-
h.,., va DD''" anu N"ul" no,
.,,,, , ~, t'I' .S ~ I'i'u ""' Jus
..J s,i.., nv '''"' % VI ""H "'S"'
r, ,'',,'' '''o' '''',S,
,,,.>,, '' p''.' ','''''S '''"' ne was
,.,.,. 80. ,,''.. w. '''N ',''''' ~ "''
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-31
own Joins County,
PD Radio Network

Tabor City police have had
their radio broadcaStmg lacil-
tiles tripplcU in range and e.
.cc;ivCnrSS with the inStalla-
non OF new system Yesterday.
Several months ago the Fcd-
vral Communications Commits
sion Outlawcd the frequency
used by the ShCriff'S depart
nvnt and police department.
throughout the county. To
make the necessary chang
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-31

These words were tx hanged
rh"rtly before the President ol-
20. HuacI Fairciu,h was at
warm Springs. Ga, "m an as
sIgrn"nt ~ Associated Press
L" cover each move mai" by
ne minmct Mi Roosevelt, ~
his Liit" White House.
This picture contrasts sharp
~ with the young Rudolph
Fmrcloth Of almost 30 wears
AGO: the summer OF 1921 iouuu
the Tabor CITY youth helping 4.
Chapel Hill artist paint a nun -
al IN the local Baptist church.
when the job was completed.
Ruddi WIS invited to accom-
pany the artist to the Uniycrs-
ity campus. He accepted.
Durinr the next few seasons
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-31
DeudIine

Filing for one of the three
town offices up for election
june 13. will cease At noon
Saturday. June ;.
Thus far only two men have
filed for the vacancy to exist
with the expiration of Howard
Harrclson'S term, Harold Ward
and lIarrelsOn.
W. W. Woody has re-bid for
his seat on the Board of Com
missioners. The only other can
didate for a commissioner job
has Zen tiis ID. GarreII wit
filed Tuesday in the town hall.
Commissioners woody and
Kenneth Ray both expire.
The only other candidate for
the mayors office is Eldred
tSappg WaddeIl was defeated
by HarrelsOn two years ago.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-31
Mrs. Cronkhite
Dies Tuesday;
Rites Set Today

Mrs. Irene Adams Cronkhitc,
wife of Phil Cronkhitr. man.
agcr OF the Horny County Far
mrrS Market died Unexpected
~ Tuesday morning while I'M
WI S"'''s .h"Jo' surgery
Funeral services will be held
rom me Lorls Methodist chur-
On To-Day wednesday, at an
V'our 10 De announced later.
fI,u.nr. h'. i"eS'eu '''"t
,,,am,',;.I', .,'. INV" - ~ '"Ioi VI
80 ,hn ah,.i,. ,''', ~ nv, u'v .'.'t 81
,r,,,I'i ,,',',.,,,. "''S "''U
flowers
Graycsid. s.r,,iccs v;u bo
held Alcguu. Michigan.
Mrs Crnrkbi,. had ,,uab, :,
the Green Sea schools and was
y IN active member of the LoriS
NI''''"''S' Church. she was
rir,y ~ Cbrit,;a, So; ,' ~
had served rs ACTING srr,,.in-
tendcnt OF the church'S youth
DIVISION ana as a Sunday
''''' '''''''''
MIS-. Cr"nkhltc was born at
en- e., ''",'' M''I,' sept D, i9l l.
Minnie Sprapu, Adams and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-31
Unavoidable

A coroncr's jury held Friday
night that the death of Larry
Keith Fowler. II year old boy
struck down by a car as he
rode on Hwy. 7OI. was an un-
avuIdabir accident.
The young boy was killed
May l8 when he was struck
down by a car driven by Roger
Floyd on Hwy. 7Ol.
The jury was told that Fowl
cr and a Chum were riding at
the center of the highway 20
ing toward Tabor City. FLOYD
said he did not see either bike.
neither of which had a light.
until no was ON top of them.
On" swcrycd to the right and
In" other To- the lett. he said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Powell.
Clarendon ri. /. She has re-
c"lNcd u numDcr of awards
during her senior year al Will
lIamS Township school. includ-
ing the JayCce'S My True Sc
Curlty' contest. and many dis
tlnctIonS for her home cconum-
les projects and Al work. Too.
she was the subject of recent
Tribune feature which used her
as the Typical average stu
dent of Columbus County.
Suo plans To enter East Car
Continued On Page 2N
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-31

or should he accept APPS bid to
JOln them. He chose the latte
ana within a few weeks was ON
his way 10 one OF his most I'M
portant ChallcngcS-to report
the situation OF Bloody Harl-
an, Kentucky"
Harlem was coal mining
town IN which many men were
Killed as unions were being or
gdn.lcd in opposition to the
wishes Of the of mine OpCrd'-
OrS.
when got to Harlan I
went straight To one Of the
mines where miners were on
strike. At the opening OF the
mine. seated on the railroad
was a group Of rough looking
workers. each with knife.
WhitilcIug." FairCloth rcmin-
isCCd.
Then he told them that he
was a newspaper man and
wanted e. take some pictures.
"'lf any SOB takes my PIG
iurC. III = said one Of the
men as he stood up facing Fair
cloth. still slicing the stick he
was holding with a long knife.
and acccnting his threat with
big spit Of tobacco juice" said
FairClOth For a few minutes
J tried 20 figure the situation
out How could / get the pie
lures that needed.
His solution evolved: He
Squa'tcd down in front Of a
group Of the bPlligcrant miners
and asked for chew of tubac-
CO. Il had never had any to-
oacco in my mouth before. but
decided that il would be
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-31
Watts Named Weep
UNC Student Body

Mitchell Wayne Watts. Tab
or City, has been elected vice
president of the University of
North Carolina School Of Phar-
macy student body.
DR.. f. A. Brccht. dean of the
School Of Pharmacy, stated
that % percent of the students
enrolled in the school voted in
the election.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-31
Big Sill Cut
Near Log Cabin
Tuesday Morn

Law enforcement Officers
nrackcd a biz still q mile and a
half from LoriS behind the Log
Cabin Service station on Hwy.
3 Tuesday
Seized were cigh; cases OF
liquor. five gas cylinders, 30
cases or empty fruit jars, and
two men: Clifford Fowler and
Clyde O. Fowler. both arrested
on charges OF Violating tbs
liquor law.
The 500 gallon still was fed
= , seven vsts that held some
400. D gallons OF mash each.
The still was IN operation at
the time of the raid. conducted
by SLED Agent James Andcr-
son and County Policemen
Herman EnZor and Prince
STRICKLAND. Both tn, Fuwlcrs
raced away from the still,
where they had been frying
chicken. but were caught IN
the WOODS. Eulor los, his pistol
~ the chase
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-31

q nephew. Grady Nculcy. came
=" Tie nom, ano suggested mat
tn" Ca.t.vtto 90 with him To
'ho Saud-BuX. Arrangements
were mad" to take his child
orcn amc Mr.. Cartrc,tc to her
parents.
Later. Car,re,', said that he
Was lett al the Tourist Grill
IN Chaobourn while Ncaley
wen, for his date. Ncalcy re-
turned around II p. m. with
two girls and Jerry Duncan.
Il Belmont resident. The five
proceeded To- the Sand-Box.
The accused man stated that
he bought some whiSkvy later
that might and got progrcSSlv"-
~ worse. Early Sunday morn
ing his party brought him
home, along with four or five
others who had been at the
Sand-BoN. they did not remain
al tho Curtrcttc home long. he
believes.
On the same morning De-
putty Goodwin arrived at the
Cartrcttc home with the war
rant charging him with rape.
While he was being allowed
q change of clothing he cScap-
ed, ne said.
Later the girl was taken 10
tho Columbus County hospital
by order of the Shcrifi's de-
partmcnt where doctors cx-
animation revealed that had a
subject OF intercourse.
Sheriff Duke said today that
uIa! will probably be held next
Tuesday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-31

Prominent Newsmun Had Tabor Civ Start

"Faihcloth it looks if I'll have to teach you
how to play POKER
Rudolph airclothe. Tabor City native looked
around and agreed with the man addressing him
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-31
Curtrette uptured
Friday Near Home
Trial Is tuesday

lhomaS CASTOR Cartrette. alleged rapiSt of a
L. wear old girl, was captured Friday near his
IlllamS Township home five days after fleeing from
his arreSnp officer.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-13
Air Transport Assn. Estimates $3O Million Net Loss for 1861

WASHINGTON M The Air Transport Assn. estimated Tues day that the domestic trunk air line industry will end the year with a net loss, of $30 million after taxes and interest.
 Stuart Tipton, association pres ident, told q news conference that this would be the greatest loss in the industry's history, and would occur in spite of cost controls.
 The 1861 loss would be the first for the Trunk Airlines as a group since 194S, when they lost $449 million. E
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-13
Richard Pavlick to Stand Trial on Charge of Plot To AsSassinate Kennedy

KANSAS CITY, Mo. M - Rich ard Pavlck, "A, of Belmont, NH, says he is ready to stand trial on a charge of plotting to assas- sinate President Kennedy.
 Pavlick was arrested year ago in Palm Beach, Fla, Pavlicl- told officers, who found several sticks Of dynamite in bis car and motel room he planned to kill Kennedy because of "the under handed way he was elected" ]"
 Pavlick has been held at the federal prison in Springfield, Mo. under a law that per- mits an accused person to be held until he is mentally co.npe- tent to stand trial.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-13
Canadians Take Steps To Prevent Russia from Passing off Furs to US.

OTTAWA M = Canadian off cials are taking steps to prevent Russia from passing off Russian white fox fllrs as being products of this country.
 The Federal Agriculture De- pertinent announced Monday that effective Friday, stamp with the word "Canada" will be avail able but not compulsory for Canadian relts. Iss t would be ap- piled by Agriculture Department inspectors at suitable locations in the form of a maple leaf with the lettering side the form. The ink will be legiIble after pelt dressing.
 Officials said there have been suspicious that Russian white fox skins have been entering Canada for sale to the United States, thus beating the US. ban on trade with the USSR.
 Virtually all Canada's white fox skins come from Eskimo trap pers although in certain periods, when the fox-population cycle is at its peak, some Indians take the animals farther south.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-13
Chamber Notes


 Bill Green. who heads the State Sanitation Department for all of Northern Alaska. reported at the noon meeting of the Cham Der of Commerce that he has not found replacement for Harry Carter. to head the departments work in this area The office has been vacant since early fall and he foresaw no immediate replace ment.
 Bob Harwood. reporting for the organization which is in the mak- ing of museum for Nome, said that another meeting is scheduled for Jan. Is, when definite steps would be taken if enough inter- est Is shown.
 President Don Hoover read a letter from the community of Teller, expressing their interest in rural redevolpment. They are interested in small cannery to handle fish during the summer and reindeer and by-products during the winter months. The letter was signed by Johnny Kakarak
 Sen. Lester Bronson urged any, one with problems or projects which should come before the next Legislature to call at his home in the evenings between now and the middle of January. He is available, he stated all eve nings, except on basketball nights.
 Rev. John Mnakestad. repre- senting the Boy Scouts of Amer ica, as chairman of the local com mittee, made presentation of beautiful plaque honoring MT. and Mrs. Antonio Polet for their work in Scouting over period of many years, and for their contri- buttons to the program. The in- scrition reads:
 MT. and Mrs. Antonio Polet, founders of tit tie Midnight Sun Council, Boy Scouts of America. ' The plaque was given to their daughter, Mrs. Emily Boucher, and will be part of a memorial exhibit known as the Foiet coii- lection. when the Ncsae museum Is built.
 The plaque is now on display at the Nugget office.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-13
Janitor of Ill., -Fated
 Hospital Fire Committed For Psychiartic Treatment

HARTFORD, Conn tR An employe of the Hartford Hospital, where IS persons were killed in 5 fire of undetermined cause Fri day, was committed to mental hospital Monday night for psy- chiatric observation.
 Police said fire officials said the employe, Arthur Lafontaine, a janitor, was not under suspicion at present
 They said Lafontaine had show ed the need for psychiatric care when he testified as witness during a hearing into the fire. He testified he discovered the fire in a trash chute and fought it with a fire hose before the alarm was sounded.
 Questioned about what role of ficials felt Lafontaine may have played in the fire, Hartford Fire Chief Thomas Lee said: "Our minds are open to any possibility. This man is not a suspect at this tirae."
 Investigators said the first con- crete results of their inquiry in- dicate that a hospital employe may have thrown discarded x-ray film down the chute in which the fire began.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-13
Japan Increases Its
 1862 Catch Quotas for Fishing in North Pacific

EASAAAAA$ HI NUT LII 0SAAAC
 TOKYO k, Japan has in- creased it's 1862 catch quotas for whaling and crab fishing in the Northern Pacific, the Fishery Agency reported Tuesday.
 The agency said the catch quota for crab fishing in Bristol Bay of Alaska has been increased to 130, ,0O0 cases from 30, GOO set for 1881.
 The 1881 quota of I BOO sperm whales for northern whaling was also increased to 2,l00. 1t said.
 But, said the agency, the new catch quota of sperm whales for Japanese coastal whaling was lowered from ee,l00 to 1900 to keep the total 1869 whaling quota ihcltding Antarctic whaling at this years level with a view to |preserving whale resources. 4t = ~ ~
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-13
HIr-AND-RuN

PTITSBURG, Kan. R Steve Sumner, IA, delivering news papers, was knocked off bicycle in a collision with car at 5:3O pm. Monday. The car driver didn't stop
 Steve's brother, Scott, 13. deli vering newspapers. was knocked off bike in a similar collision 30 minutes later a few blocks away. The driver didn't stop.
 Neither boy was hurt. The bikes, both borrowed, weren't damaged.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-13
NEEDED AN oHGAN
 PITTSBURGH R WI

PITTSBURGH R When Octavia Jones, 53, of Pittsburgh went before Judge Vim. Cercone on charges of operating speak easy, he asked her why she all legedly had sold beer and iiq.lnr illegally.
 "The church needed an organ, and I wanted to make some money to buy one," she explained.
 Judge Cercone fined her $500 and ordered her to pay costs.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-13

BLOOMSBURY, NY. B = Eleven deer leaped off a 6O-foot cliff Monday and landed on a section of new highway. Four were killed.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-13
When Tragedy Strikes

TRAGEDY has stirred the community in the past II week and brought sorrow to three families. Six children have lost a mother four children their father; and mother grieves over the child she was unable to save from the fire in their home
 1t is not privilege to question why these things must happen All friends do is show their sym pathy and understanding There no hesitation on the part of the many persons who heroically aided in the search for the missing plane regardless of the blizzard and cold nor was there delay by the voun- teer firemen who did their best to rescue the child although the fire out of control by the time the alarm was given These families can be comforted that everything humanly possible done, to- help hheir loved ones
 The staff of the Nugget expresses, for the entire community heartfelt sympathy
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-13
In Menoriam

 They cannot wholly pass away, How far so e'er above. Nor we, the lingerers, wholly stay Apart from those we love; For spirits in eternity, AS shadows in the sun, Reach backward into time, as we, Like lifted clouds, reach on. 7
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-13

sUDscnIBE ro TIE NUGGET
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-30
Notice Re Proposed
Highway Construction

Pursuant to Federal-Aid High
way Acts and to the Montgom-
cry County Code, the Montgom.
cry County Council proposes to
improve Sangamore Road, be-
tween Overlea Road and Brooks
Lane near Brookmont. The pro-
posed work is identified as Pub
lie Works Project No. 1125; and
will consist of paving Sanga-
more Road to width of SO feet,
with curbs, sidewalks, and other
related work as shown on plans
available for examination at
Room SOB, County Office Build.
ing, Rockville. Estimated cost
of this Project Is $65, 10000. Any
persons desiring to submit COM
ments for consideration, or
otherwise desiring Hearing on
this matter before the County
Council, are hereby instructed
to submit such comments or re.
quests in written form, to be
delivered on or before April
21st, 1861, to the Director OF
Public Works for Montgomery
County at Room SOB, County
Office Building, Rockville, Mary
land. 1t-174-3-3O
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-30
Over the
Garden Wall

Control of Dutch Elm Disease
Three operations: sanitation,
spraying, and fertilization are
necessary to prevent the spread
of Dutch elm disease which kills
many trees every year. The
disease is spread by bark beet
les that breed in diseased trees,
collect fungus spores on their
bodies, then fly to other trees.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-30

Sanitation means the prompt
removal and destruction of
diseased trees and the pruning
of injured and weakened limbs.
Trees must be cut down to the
ground because stumps contain
reserve of infective material.
This operation should be COM
pleted by April Is when bark
beetles begin to emerge. Trees
are sprayed in late winter with
DOT to kill the bark beetles
that fly in the nearby infected
trees. That is, the spraying is
a preventive to keep healthy
trees from becoming infected.
1t should be done before the
buds open.
Tree vigor is the best insur-
ance against Dutch elm disease.
BEETLES feed on the bark of a
healthy tree but they cannot
establish their brood under
bark where there is a strong
flow of sap. Fertilizer applied
before spring will give the trees
the necessary vigor. Control of
Dutch elm disease is most eff
fective when all trees in a COM
munity are cared for. If some
trees are neglected, others in
the neighborhood are endanger-
ed.
Tip-a-phOne-PO. 2-5454 - is
the number to call for helpful
gardening information from
your County Agent. These re-
corded garden tips are changed
at noon each day. On Monday
mornings from 8 am. to II
noon there is a 5 day weather
outlook. You may call the num-
Der anytime, day or night, or
over the weekend.