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MUsCHLITz. REUBIN CHAPIN. o.

Alto Hospital. REUBEN CHAPLIN
MUSCHLITZ OF $3.50 N. oakland St.
Arlington. Va, beloved husband Of
Florence NJ. Muschlitz and brother
OF Alfred l.. Muschlitz of Washins-
ton. d. c. and George R. Muschlitz
Of Silver Spring. Md. Friends may
Call at the Ives Funeral Home, 2s4T
Wilson blvd. Arl.. "a. after I pm;
services will be held on Tuesday,
April 25. at 1000 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. In
Lieu of flowers contributions may
be made to the American Cancer
Society. Arlington County Unit, I4ii
N. Garfield ST.. Arlington, Va. or
the Heart Association of Northern
Virginia. Inc. 6O9 N. Edgewood St,
Arl. Va. "a
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CARToN. ANITA MARIE. suddenly.

on Sunday. April %. 1861, at Wash
ington Hospital Center. ANITA MA
RE CARTON of $500 Woodley I'd.
NV. beloved wife of Arthur B.
Carton. mother of Anita B. Carton.
daughter Of Anna @. OMeara
Friends may call at Gswler's Chapel,
1855 Pennsylvania ave. NV. (cour-
tesy parking opposite). Mass will
be Offered at St Thomas Apostle
Catholic Church. Woodley rd and
9th st. NV. on Wednesday. April
26. at 8 am. Interment Fort Lee,
N. J. 25
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BOTTNDs, HERMAN S. n,sd

BOUNDS, HERMAN J., sr. Died on
Fla. HERMAN j. BOUNDS, sr.,
formerly Of Washington, d. C., chief
engineer with the Federal Works
Agency; beloved husband Of Mary
s. Bounds and father OF Herman
National Cemetery, date to be an
nouneed. "a
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FAyINGER, CLYDE Y. Suddenly. on

FAVINGER, CLYDE Y. Suddenly, on
SATURDAY, April 22, 1851. CLYDE y.
FAVINGER Of $3.50 10th st. NV,
beloved husband Of Mary K. Favin-
ger. He also is survived By a
brother. Larry Lavinger. and a sis
ter. Mrs. John Kertes, and a nephew
Ronald Favinger. all of Pottstown,
Pa. Friends may call at the s. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th
st. NV. from . pm. to 8 pm.
Monday. April "a (parking facili-
tiesi. Services and interment Potts
town, Pa.
FITCH, BESSIE C. On Sunday, April
23. 1861, at her residence. 2Bl6
North 18th St, Arlington, Va. BES-
Sic c. FITCH. beloved mother OF
Mary Beth and Hugh P. Fitch OF
Arlington. Va: sister Of Mrs. Theo-
dore Rosenaur OF Mena. Ark Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va,
until 3 pm. Monday, April "a
Funeral services at the Chickasha
Funeral Home, Chickasha. Okla, on
Wednesday, April 20. at I pm. In
terment Rose Hill Cemetery, Chick.
asha. Okla.
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dav. ADril 20, 1851. DOROTHY p
HOWARD OF a5n Westminster st.
NV. Devoted sister OF Mrs Sarah
uarley. Mrs. Fannie Branson Mrs.
Merry Myers and Howard Russell.
Also SURVIVING are other relatives
aud many friends. After pm.
Tuesday. friends are invited to call
ct the Mcclure Funeral Home. 1920
9TH st. NV. where the rosary will
be reeited at 7 pm. REQUIEM mass
will be celebrated at Holy Redeemer
Catholic Church. o1O New York ave.
NV. at o pm. Wednesday. April 20.
Interment Arlington National Come
terry. 25
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CAMPHER, ALICE. On Thursday.
April % 1851 ALICE CAMpHER

CAMPHER, ALICE. On Thursday,
April 90. 1851. ALICE CAMPHER
OF 400 Rock Greek Church rd. NV.
She is survived by three brothers.
Bishop Walter E. Oswald and May
Ion Campher; two sisters, Lillian
and Gertrude Campher. all OF Bal
tlmore, Nd; foster daughter Of
Mrs. Flossie Foster. Other relatives
and many friends also survive After
pm. Monday. April "a, remains
will lie in state at theI Holy Trinity
Church, 1918 Ilth st. NV, where
she was a faithful member. Funeral
services Tuesday, April - from the
Mount Zion Penticostia Church, 10Th
and N SITS. NV, at pm. Bishop
Arthur Christian officiating. Inter
Service by Morrow and Woodford.
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BOWMAN MARY CMAMIE, r On sst

MARY CMAMIE) B. On sat.
gEday, April 90, 1851, MARY INA
ME- B; BOWMAN Of Cedar Grove
kttterman and daughter OF the latt
j. wellington and Alice Lewis Boyer
Mrs. Bowman rests at the Olin L
Molesworth Funeral Home, Damas.
Gus. Nd. where services will be helc
Wednesday. April 20. at 9 pm
Interment Salem Methodist Gene.
terry. Cedar Grove. Md. IS
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CHRIsTY. RUFUS SAMUEL. of h1

Both ave, Hyattsviiie. Nd. on April
"a, 1851. husband Of Gertrude v.
Christy, father of Mrs. Herbert
Keefer. Mrs. George Simons. Mrs
Marvin Knott and Mrs Robert West
brother of Mrs. Myrtle Plaspople
Nine grandchildren also survive
Services at Chambers Funeral Home,
1901 Cleveland ave, Riverdale, Nd. 81,
on Wednesday. April 20. at , pm.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery 25
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April % 1861 at his residence
4S4l Albemarle st. NV. LUTHER B.
MOORE. husband OF the late Eliza
beth A. Moore, father Of L. Banks
Moore. jr.. Fred S. Moore and Nellie
NJ. Law. Friends may call at GaWler's
Chapel 1856 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
courtesy parking oppoSitel where
services will be held on Tuesday
April 20. at pm. Interment Glen
wood Cemetery. "a
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CLARKE, AGNES I. On Monday, April

"a. 1851. AGNES T. CLARKE. wife
and mother Of william II. and
Edward j. Clarke. Friends may call
at Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Pennsyl-
Vania ave. NV. Courtesy parking
oppositel. after 12 noon Tuesday,
April IS, Mass will be offered at
st. AIMS Catholic Church. Wiscon-
Wednesday, April 90. at 10 am.
Interment private at Gate Of Heaven
Cemetery. II desired, contributions
may be made to the Merrick Boys
Camp, 1404 New York ave, NV, %
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CHURCH. CLARA B. On Monday,
Of 1929 Montague st. NV, beloved
. wife Of the late Hurbert A. Church,
sister Of Mrs. Margery @. Curtiss,
aunt Of William B. CurtisS, Charles
B. Bryant and Murill Cullison.
= Co. Funeral Home, 29OI I4th st.
NV, after 10, am. Tuesday, April
%. Services at the above funeral
home on Wednesday, April 20, at
1870 pm. (parking facilitiesi. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
25
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April %. 1861. at her residence,'
2n32 Belmont rd. NV, EILEEN /.
GUILFOYLE, the beloved wife Of
Phillip J. Guilfoyle and mother Of
Mrs. Roma Wilkinson OF Washing
ton. d. c.. Also surviving are three
sisters and one brother residing in
Australia and seven grandchildren
in Washington. D. C. Funeral from
the Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home,
4I4S Wisconsin ave. NV, on Tues
day, April 25. at 9:30 am. Requiem
Church. eth st. and Woodiey eva I'd.
NV. at 10 am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemeterv
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BRACKETT. ADA OTWELL. OF $500
sherrier pl. NV. on April %, 1861
mother of Mrs. Marion L. Baker;
sister Of P. c. Otwell of Belleville,
ILL.,: grandmother Of Doris A, Judith
A. Diane r. Boxer. Services at
Chambers GeorgetoWn Funeral
Home, 3072 M st. NV. on Tuesday,
April 20, at 2:30 pm Interment
Washington National Cemetery
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HANLEY. LAWRENCE A. suddenly, on
Saturday, April 80, 1861, LAW
RENEE A. HkNLEY Of io404 Mont
gomsry ave. KenSington. Nd, be-
father of Mrs. Mary L. Alexander:
brother Of Miss Kathryn Hanley.
Sr. Mary of st. Urban, John and
Theodore. Hanley. One grandchild
cell at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pun
phrey. Bethesda. Nd. Services on
Wednesday. April 20. at Holy Re-
deemer Catholic Church, Saul I'd
and Summit ave, where requiem
mass viii be offered at s am. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
The rosary will be recited at the
above funeral home st pm. Tues
day, April 25.
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McMILLEN, FhANk. Suddenly, on
IR,,a satRg,Td&y i, April o22a ga I9si: 1891: FRANK
Rockville, Nd. beloved husband Of
Abbie Kuane McNillen, father Of
Mrs. Thomas j. ,OConnor and Ke-
haulani McMillen Of Rockville. Nd;
Capt. Francis R. McMillen Of Homo
lulu. Hawaii: Sergt. Selden O. Nc
Millen Of Fort Sheridan, III. and
Mrs. Earl G. Weaver Of Fort Ord
Calf. He also is survived by seven
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the Tyson Wheeler Funeral Home,
1881 East MONTGOMERY ave. (Roek-
VILE pikel. Rockville. Nd, where
services will be held Wednesday,
April 26. at . pm. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. IS
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90. 1861. DOROTHY HOOK Of 4so@
Chevy Chase blvd. Chevy Chase,
mother OF Michael P. John J., Chris
topher G. and Joseph p Hook
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bur-
dick Friends are invited TO call
81 the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home OF Robert A. Pumphrey Be-
thesda. Nd. Service at Our Lady OF
TOurdes Catholic Church. Bethesda,
Nd. on "wednesday April 26. At
10 = m. InteTment Most Holy Re-
e.em:r Cemetery. Baltimore. Nd
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day, March 20, 1851. DoRoTHY c.
MOORE of 5236 Duvall dr., West
TON Monrs sr MN, notbsr ~ ~ rhorn-
ton B. Moore, jr.; daughter Of Hiram
S. Smith Of Mansfield. Ohio; sister
of Mrs. Tom Ford Of the U. S. Virgin
Islands Memorial services will be
held at Gawler's Chapel, 1855 Penn
Sylvania ave. NV, on Tuesday, April
%. at $3.50 pm. Interment private.
In lieu of flowers. donations may be
made to the American Red Cross
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CUMMINGS, MOLLY PINCKNEY. On

Sunday. April %, 1861. MOLLY
PINCKNEY CUMMINGS Of Mayo,
Md. beloved wife Of Frazier C.
Cummings and mother of Sharon z
and F.. Carl Cummings. Funeral
services Wednesday. April 20, at
] pm. at the Hardesty Funeral
Home, Galesville. Md. Interment
National Cemetery, Annapolis. Nd
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@rathH

BELLE FERGUSON. on
FEsGKtsoNP FEaseK APF FRoBNsoNSs SsS fCrm.4iy sELta i
1903 South Capitol ST.. beloved
mother OF Mrs. Margaret Brown
and Deacon James Robinson, sister
Of Mrs. Pearl Smith, Lillian Fergu-
son. Mrs. Ellen Mutt and Mrs. Ruby
Leonard. She also is survived by
one grandson, Leon Robinson; one
great.grandson. a devoted son-in-
law, Deacon Charles Brown; other
relatives and friends. After 3 pm.
Monday. April "a. friends may call
at the Frazier Funeral Home, 3S9
Rhode Island ave. E.w. Funeral
services on Tuesday, April 25,
at pm, at the Vermont
Avenue Baptist Church. the Rev.
c. T. Murray. minister. In
tsrment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Family may be seen at 131 Hamil-
ton st. NV. "a
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REAGAN, PEARL. On Friday. April
Il. 1901, at Freedmen's Hospital,
PEARL REAGAN OF SO2 Alabama
ave. Sc, devoted mother OF Mrs.
Grismore. She also leaves to mourn
their loss two grandchildren. other
relatives and many friends. Remains
resting at the John T. Rhines g. Co.
Funeral Home. 3Ol5 18th St. ne.
tample parking fscilities), where
Wednesday. April 20. Funeral from
the Third Baptist Church, 5th and
Q SITS. NV, at pm. Thursday,
April -. the Rev. Henry Miles Of
ficiating. Interment Lincoln Me-
horial Cemetery. 20
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day. April 90. 1861. at Mount Alto
Veterans Hospital, JAMES L, COT
TON Of 1910 Park I'd. NV. beloved
husband Of Irene M. Cotton and
father Of Robert W., Richard H.,
James L. and Paul z. Cotton; broth
er Of Mrs. Elsa Franklin OF Jeffer-
son. Iowa. and Perle Cotton Of
Downs, Kans. Also survived by 16
grandchildren. Funeral from the
TaltaVull Funeral Home, 36O3 l4th
st. NV. on Wednesday, April 20,
at $50 am. Requiem mass Shine
Of the Sacred Heart, at 8 am. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. In lieu Of flowers contributions
Friends may call after Z pm. Mon
day. April "a. rs
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MUDU, BLANCHE VI. ON Sunday,
April g. 1851. at Freedmen's Hos
gitaii BLANCHE N. MUpD Of l415
Mudd and beloved mother of Hewitt
H Mudd. She also leaves to mourn
her. passing a host Of nieces and
nephewS. grandchildren. other rela-
tiveS. and friends. Remains resting
at the John T. Rhines & Co. Fu-
neral Home. 30l5 18th St ne
Notice Of funeral later
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MOsRY- ODESSA MARIE.

day. April 81. 1861. ODESSA MARIE
MOSBY Of 3441 Minnesota ave
Gertrude Mosby Also surviving are
other relatives and many friends
Funeral at the Mcclure Funeral
Home. 1920 9th st NV. at L. noon
Tuesday. April 20. Additional funeral
services and interment at Lynch
burg. Va. -
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ENELlN 3. BYRD. W.R.
HIMMLER. ALDEN c. On Friday.
April 21 1861, at the Venice Me
mortal Hospital. Venice. Fla. ALDEN
C. HIMAfLER. formerly Of Wash
ington. d. C.. beloved husband OF
Mrs. Beatrice Himmler, father OF
Mrs. D. Preston Valley of Malta
poisett. Mass. and Mrs. Charles
Graham of Kalamazoo, Mich: son
OF Christian Himmler and brother
Of Lowell Himmler. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home. Attn
St and Mass. ave. ne, after l2
noc.i Sunday. April 81. Services
VIII be held on Monday April -,
At Z nm IntarmRnt nriVath %
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WITTSTATT, JOHN T. Members OF
the Association OF Retired
Policemen, are hereby no.
titled of the passing Of our
late brother, LIT. JOHN T.
WITT5TATT. on Friday,
SLs - April II, 1851. Remains
resting at the Hanlon Fu-
neral Home. 1891 Georgia ave. NV,
where services will be held at / pm,
Tuesday, April %. Interment Pros
pect Hill Cemetery.
HARDIN LANCASTER, Pres.
RICHARD A. BURTON, secy.
wITTSTATT, JOHN r. Members OF
MfA the Policemen's Associa-
NE&M Of thsiE late brother, St JOHN n
NV EiR1s H T. WITTSTATT, to be held
MASVSZlH at the Hanlon Funeral
%W Home. 1881 Georgia ave.
NV, at ] pm. Tuesday,
April rs, 1851. 1nterment Prospect
Hill Cemetery.
JOHN L. SULLIVAN. Pres.
KENNETH P. FOLSOM. seCy.
, 1961-09-28
Work on RunwoY of
Airport to Begin
On October 2

Governor Paiewonsky h a $
just received word from
Charles Reid Of the Puerto
Rico Asphalt Company that
actual work on the runway Of
the Alexander Hamilton Air
port to prepare it for jets will
begin on Monday, October 2,
1861,
This step-up in the plan to
begin work came as a direct
result Of conferences held be-
tween Governor P~aiewonsky
and the contractors.
, 1961-09-28
Governor P~uieWonskY
Issues Proclamation
For Women's Week

Governor Relph Paiewonsky
has issued a proclamation de
signaling October | through Z
as National Business Wom-
ems Week. He urged all citi-
zens to properly recognize the
achievements of the members
Of the National Federation of
Business and Professional
Women's Club who provide
daily service to our country.
The Chief Executive pointed
out that these women have
given tirelessly Of their time
and efforts to civic and cultur-
al projects. -"
, 1961-09-28
Personal Mention

Lieut.. and Mrs. Richard
Fincher are the proud parents
of a seven pound nine ounce
baby boy at the Army Base in
Fort Lee, Virginia. The little
fellow arrived today. Thus his
birthday falls in the same
month as his grandmother and
grandaddy, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Skeoch.
Mrs. Fincher is the former
Dorothy Skeoch.
, 1961-09-28
81 .ThomusY outhWins
Motor Mechanic
Mdintenuce Awdrd

Specialist Five D avid w.
Rainier, whose wife, Carmen,
and parents, MI. and Mrs. John
w. Rainier, live at Charlotte
Amalie, St. Thomas, recently
received the M otor Vehicle
Mechanic Badge while serving
with the Service Battery, Nc
Gregor Guided Missile Range
in New Mexico.
The badge is awarded to de-
note the attainment = a high
degree of skill in the mainte-
nance of Army motor vehicles.
Specialist Rainier a mechan-
ic in the battery, entered the
Army in 1850.
He attended Charlotte
Amalie High School.
, 1961-09-28
Former Governor
MerWin Worms Editor
Of NeWs-C Current

Attorney G. de Witt Rogers,
Jr., has written to Roy A.
Gottlieb, editor of the st. Croix
News Current on If of
former Governor John David
Merwin, demanding that he
publish a retraction Of state
ments made in reference to the
Scenic Road.
In his letter Attorney Rogers
stated:
"On behalf of my client John
David Merwin, I hereby de-
mand that you publish a re-
traction Of the false and def
amatory statements and innu-
endoes contained in your issue
Of August 10Th, 1861 under the
heading Behind the Head
lines" and that you publish a
statement Of the true facts
with regard to the Scenic Road
which can be obtained from
the government records"
Mr.. Rogers denied that the
former Governor was an at
torney for Ward M. Canaday,
one Of those said to have been
responsible for the construc-
ton of the Scenic Road. AT
no time was Mr.. Merwin an
CONTINUED on page q,
, 1961-09-28
Executive Budget
Hearings Scheduled
To Begin October 9

Governor Ralph Paiewonsky
announced yesterday that the
office of the Director of the
Budget will hold executive
budget hearings on the budget
estimated Of the Departments
and Agencies of the Govern
ment of the Virgin Islands for
the fiscal year July /, 1862 to
June 80, 1868, beginning Mon
day, October 9, 1861.
These budget hearings
which are usually scheduled
for ] January y, have been adj
vanced this year because the
Legislatures next>regular SEES
sion will be in January, 1862
instead Of April, 1862 in ac-
cordance with an Amendment
to the Organic Act.
These budget conferences
are held by the Director of the
Budget with all Commissions
ers prior to the preparation of
the Budget Document which
the Governor submits to the
Legislature at its next regular
session.
, 1961-09-28
DR.. Fred Soltero
Of Puerto Rico
To Lecture Here

DR.. Fred Soltero, Professor
and Director of the Depart
ment of Chemistry at the Col
lege Of Agriculture and Me-
chanic Arts at Mayaguez, will
give a series Of lectures to stu
dents Of the several high
schools on the Islands October
5 and 9th, it was made know
by Mrs. Pearl Byrd Larsen, Di-
rector of Secondary Schools.
DR.. Soltero will lecture to
the students Of the st. Patrick's
High School and the Claude 0.
Markoe School on the subject
Of Chemical Applications of
Radioisotopes" on Thursday,
October 5, at 9 am. in the au-
ditorium of the Claude O.
Markoe School in Fsted. He
will then lecture on the same
subject to the students of the
st. Mary's High School and
Christiansted High School in
the auditorium of CHS at 1870
pm.
DIR. Soltero will then 60 to
st. Thomas on October 9th and
there lecture to the students Of
Saints Peter and Paul High
School and the Charlotte
Amalie High School in the
Cabs auditorium at 9 a. m.
and at 100 he will lecture the
same group on the ect
Chemistry In Industry"
, 1961-09-28
Alenu Anduze Elected
Freshmen Queen
Morgdn Stdte College

Baltimore, Md.-Miss Alena
A. Anduze, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Aubrey Anduze,
Christiansted, ST. Croix, U. S.
Virgin Islands, was elected
miss Freshman by the in
coming Women students at
Morgan State College last Fri
day. She will reign for a year
as Freshman Queen"
There were six candidates
for the honor, but the 400
women, who had come to
know Miss Anduze since she
entered three weeks ago, gave
her a thunderous ovation and
their vote.
Three years ago, another
Virgin Islander, Miss Juanita
Anduze of st. Croix, was also
elected Miss Freshman
The current fir eshman
Alena, was also given a "big
hand" when she took part in
the freshmen Talent Show"
She and a classmate gave an
interpretative.
Two other Virgin Islanders
entered Morgan this year,
Misses Esther Z. Charles and
Arlene L. David, both Of St.
Thomas.
Glasses began Monday, June
Is, at Morgan State College.
On Wednesday, the annual
convocation was addressed by
Hon. G. Mennen Williams, as
sistant secretary of state for
Continued on page AZ
Tabor City tribune., 1961-08-23
Ponds And Streams May Be
Spreading Livestock Ills

Ponds and slow movinr
streams may now be spread
ing a multi-million dollar live
stock disease and cndangcring
human lives.
The disease. icptospiroSis. is
estimated to cost u. s. cattle
raiScrS Sli2 million per year.
1t also causes heavy losses in
swine.
Human cases Of "lCpto" have
also been reported in widely
scattered parts of the country.
som" the result OF swimming
IN contaminated ponds and
streams
Danger signs OF lcptoSpirosig
may resemble those of several
nih"r diseases. For this reason.
the American Foundation for
Animal Health recommends
mat a veterinarian make a di-
aSn"SiS in case there are such
symptoms as loss of appetite
breathing difficulty. drop in
milk production. abortions
securing or jaundicc I,
max" sure which specific dis
ease has To bc dealt with.
III" most satisfactory way
IF nIs.,-tpti,1y ,.I..,,.
Tabor City tribune., 1961-08-23
LARGE EGG

An unusually large egg was
iiiu by local chicken Sunday
afternoon, measuring tEIc,
inches in length, seven and
Onc-eis hih inches in circun-
ference. and weighing five and
three-quartcr ounces.
9" "~ssVr.sG 49,. :, -rrr-~----,
Chicken owner Grover Nc
Eherson Of WTAB Radio. s,id
mat he noticed the chicken
walking around early SUNDAY
afternoon Strainins. and later
i""nd ihc egg. He said il WAS
The largest he had ever seen.
Tabor City tribune., 1961-08-23

wheat growers will decide
on August "a whether or not
they want marketing quotas
for their 1862 wheat crop.
Charles ID. Rapcr. County
Agent, Sad any farmer vino
Tabor City tribune., 1961-08-23
700 CAD Tslg BOARD
c. EDGcATsoaa DOESN'T CIV =,
EsAISS FoR NOTWITHSTANDING
Il Takes ES0re Than just
Flowing 70 Control Eenasoi.es

90 . .. ..
%. sum "...''''.',a 'nai "iv
'' ,''- '''.. .. |'~ '"o'tc'
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'".' ."... ..o"' ".'nE with 4
-..'" '....' i'''. .''h' Will
,'...'.'..t Ie'"ee me heilla-
T ,p,., '... .'.''''.'. To 'hr point
n... ,,... 1T N'.' ''' "- necessary 1"
'''' ''.' ..'o '.''l -'..''.
Some of the hes, crnr, =,
use in a rota,I.r f,,. rp,, j,,,t
uar,,ad,, ...,. small a,.,,r .rd
weed. .,,.. .r.r. f..cn,
corn. milo. ,Ir.u r...ss and j..
sous ,..... r...,rnr4,.,,. nn
sandy I.a rowan r,,nrd,..,
.u. yrn......
=" ID a... ..& weeds arc
also -.'H r. us, 10 rotation
whore n'. cow a.j s.m, ncnl-
Tabor City tribune., 1961-08-23

Blackwell. a personnel spe-
ci"ilSt IN the ports Hcadquart-
er% Company in Bremcrhaven.
entered the Army in 1851.
Tie 2o-ycar-uld soldier at
tended Cerro Gordo High
school.
His wife, RoScmaric. is with
hIm in Germany.
Tabor City tribune., 1961-08-23

Il takes about 1000 gallons
"' water To IruW one pound of
wood and 10000 gallons Of
""''' 'o process one cord of
pu.lwn1G
Tabor City tribune., 1961-08-23
ZOE sALE: mLREEORD 40

ANGUS CALVES also soy
"r1l good HCifCr Calves. Sale
each Friday morning Plea d.
come early Gradv William
son, CeIfo GOIdo $3.50
Tabor City tribune., 1961-08-23
ARMY SPECIALIST FOUL
ROSCOE BLACKWELL -

oi Mr.. and Mrs. DoSSic Black
well Route /. Ccrro Gurdo. \
I" arrived in Germany Aue.
Z and IS now "a mcmbcr of the
L. >. Port @. Embark
Milford chronicle., 1961-08-04
Close The Doors They're
Coming In The Windows
Ants Thuf Is

Black ants. red ants. yellow
ants, big ants. or small ants are
often common pests in many
homes. DR. Dale Bray, chairman
of the entomology department of
the University of Delaware. warns
they'll be active from now until
cold weather next fall. Ants are
social insects that live in colonies.
Nests are usually located in the
soil near the foundation of the
house, under sidewalks or concrete
slabs, or even in the lawn or gar
den.
To kill ants in the home, DR..
Bray suggests treating the base
boards, window stills, and other
areas where ants are seen. Use
a household-type spray containing
2 percent chlordane. Apply the in
secticide at weekly intervals until
the ants disappear.
There are a number of ant bats
that can be used in the home, he
adds. Follow the directions on the
container when using bats. Many
of them contain poisonous mater
falls that must be used with eau
ton.
Ant colonies in the lawn can
be eliminated by sitting one tea
spoon Of percent chlOrdahe or
1 percent dieldrin dust over each
nest. and then sprinkle area tho
oughly with water. according to
DR.. Bray.
Milford chronicle., 1961-08-04

T. In the absence of coming leg
isTation in Kent and Sussex Coun-
ties, the Delaware Industrial
Building Commission can and, no
doubt, will control the location
and the type of industry proposed
by local development corporations
for their respective communities.
s. 1t will give the smallest of
our communities a chance to Sc
cure additional industry and grow
with other communities of the
state.
One community in the depressed
area in the State of Delaware has
the opportunity, if this bill is pass
ed by the House of Representa-
tives, to secure the expansion of
present industry which would
provide additional jobs for 400 to
500 people The community badly
needs these additional jobs and
sincerely hopes that the House of
Representatives will give them
the opportunity of increasing their
income. as well as their standards
of living by passing Senate Bill
No. IT'S. In the event the bin is
not passed and the expansion of
our present industry goes to an
other state, it is feared that we
will lose the large portion of the
present $50 persons now employ
ed.