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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-13
PentosOn ReoIty
Announces Sale

Over 200 acres near Clifton.
Va, has been sold by the
Pentagon Realty Co. to the
Hess Baker Corp. for devel-
opment as private estates.
The land, sold by Vince
SpurreIl Of Pentagon Realty
at q cost Of $4,000. will be
developed by the Hess Baker
Corp. for executive type
homes on private five-acre
estates. The development is to
be called Briarcroft.
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CHEVY CHASE, ID. C..
3725 Fessenden Street NV.

DETACHED BRICK COLONIAL, CENTER HALL, LARGE LN-
ING ROOM DINING ROOM, KITCHEN, DEN, POWDER ROOM,
JALoUSlED ENCLOSED PORCH, BIG BEDROOMS, z BATHS,
FINISHED HEATED DoRIAlToRY ROOM, REC. ROOM WITH
FIREPLACE, MAIDS ROOM AND BATH, BUILT-IN GARAGE
ON NICE LOT OVERLOOKING PARK AND SCHOOL GROUNDS.
BETWEEN CONNECTICUT AVENUE AND WISCONSIN.
WALKING DISTANCE TO MURcH DEAL AND WILSON
SCHOOLS. REASONABLY PRICED EXCELLENT FINANCING.
EVENINGS, Mr.. CoUoHLN AD. 1928.
10 REACH
Open Sign out Wisconsin Avenue Fsondsn and right Open Sign
, 1963-03-19
$4,000 REWARD
WATCH LOST

Gold Patek Philippe ladies
wrist watch with sapphires &
diamonds. Has initials and
date On back. Lot In the vi.
cinify Of Buccaneer Hotel.
Finder please bring TO AVIS
Office = no questions asked.
, 1963-03-19
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

NOTICE is hereby given that a public hearing will
be held in the Municipal Court in Frederikster, 81. .Croix
on Monday, March'18. 1868 at 500 pm. with espectto
W proposed Rules and Regulations governing the
use and operation Of the Frederiksted Pier, including
such matters as the cargo handling fees and storage and
removal of cargo;
~ an invitation to Bid in connection with appoint
ment of Cargo Handling Contractor TO rthe Frederiksted
Pier.
PERSONS interested in the above matters are
invited to attend. Copies of the proposed Rules and Reg
ulations and the Invitation to Bid nay be obtained at the
offices of the Commissioner of Commerce in st. Thomas
and the Administrative Assistant in st. Croix.
DATED: February Is, 1868.
HENRI KIMELMAN
Commissioners Of MINER
, 1963-03-19
FOR SALE
one DINETTE SET (six chairs,
One BABY CRIB
FOR RENT

/ BEDROOM APARTMENT
tFurnishedl - Beautiful View
Overlooking Frederiksted Harbor
Call: CARIB INTERIORS
F. 3s New. No. 772 0423
, 1963-03-19

Street began to burn.
Commander Raymond
Ross and his men OF the
us. Liddle, a destroyer es-
cort and Lieutenant Clifford
Okkenlander of the Fleet
Tug U.S.S. Ultima came
ashore with some freight
ing equipment on appeal
from Administrator Edgar
Mulgrav, to assist in pre-
venting the spread of the
fire to other properties.
MI. Mullgrav commended
the Navy for the help given.
The house was completely
destroyed. No one was hurt,
however.
, 1963-03-19

STOCK MARKET
Pig iron production and scrap prices car lOadinss and building
permits. bank cleazingx and sun spsts. twenty rear cycles and
hundred year cycles. shsrt interest and long interest. advances
declines and odd lot trades.
From the time Of the butonwOod tree man has been seeking
the magic formula for prO6t In the stock market.
Why is il 50 difficult to accept the words Of William Peter
Hamilton? "AA that everyone knows 81 thinks he knews.
hopes or fears. Is reflected in the bleodless verdict Of the
market place"
The combined studies Of everyone tip the scales UP or down.
The price movement IS the resultant. Why leok further
Advisory Consulting Account operaien
Box 2sS w. Z. WILCOX ChrisMansted
, 1963-03-19
President

E4SSAASAAI
eign tyranny in the West
ern Hemisphere.
Continuing he said that
the Soviet Union through
its Cuban puppets absorbed
the Cuban nation into its
despotic empire and it now
seeks to extend its rule to
the shores Of continental
America.
, 1963-03-19

good taste WILDE the privi- number of tickets for sale
showmanship and musical at the door to the CHS Au-
lege of holders Of Concert ditorium at $3.75 each for
Society season tic ke t IS. adults and one dollar for
There will also be d limited students.
, 1963-03-19
-FREDERIKsTED TOWN

FREDERIKSTED TOWN
Best Location. Everything newly
decorated and on same property
TWO STORES OF OFFICES
"A roam apartment Z Kitchen
Bath. Efficiency Apartment
3 room gardenhouse & kitchen &
Bath partly furnished.
Inquire
Fredeziksted 81 Queen 81. rear
FOR SALE
One DINETTE SET (six chairs)
One BABY CRIB
See BOB BoYo-La Grands
Princess
or write
Box 232 Ch1istianSted
, 1963-03-19
FOR RENT
Efficiency Apartment
Tel. 146 w
C~hristiansted
5000

SHOP or OFFICE space in ex-
cellent Christiansted locations
for Rent now. See or telephone
Bruce, Mary, or Doug Millar
C "a, No. | Church Street
Christiansted
Archer -.
my in March 1862 and com
wide variety of the pro
gram.
witnessing their keen
, 1963-03-19

Army
pleted basic training a
Fort Gordon, Ga.
He is a 1858 graduate o.
Charlotte Amaie Higl
School and was employed
by The West Indian Co.
Ltd, before entering thu
Army.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 'e2. Ma.
room. Factory air. Like new
S4,795.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1850 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
MERCURY 81 Monterey 4-door
sta, wag. power steering and
brakes; auto, +. and h. Excel.
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FORD 49, Galaxie 800" Tudor
hdtp., 4O6 Gu. in. 405 h.p., T. and
h., sll-vinyl int, w.-w., seat belts,
padded dash. many other extras,
perfectly cared for. S2,475, can
HELM finance. 735-2664
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FORD '62 Gaiaxie 800" demo.
Fordor town sedan. Red with
white, 900 hip, cruiseomatic, W.
W. tires, p.s., radio, wheel covers,
padded dash, undercoat. No. 4419.
List price 1891. Sale price
S2,663. STEUART FORD, 9th and
N. Y. ave. NV, MA. $4,000. Daily
SO, Saturday S-6.
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FORD '56 Tudor Ranch Wagon, T.
Bird, VS. eng, Fordomatic, new
snow tires, SIS. ia. 9-243O.
FORD 'e2 Galaxie $500" co. off
cial Tudor Victoria, white, 220
h.p., cruiseomatic, ps, radio,
padded dash and visors, de luxe
wheel covers, undercoat. No. 1884
List price, $3.50. Sale price,
So. 500. sTEUART FORD, 9th and
N. Y. ave. NV, Ma. $4,000, daily,
SO. Saturday, SO.
FORD '82 Galaxie 800" co. off
cial Fordor sedan. Silver gray and
white, 800 h.p., cruiseomatic, p.s.,
radio, electric wiper and washer,
de !. wheel covers, Wv. tires, un-
dercoat. No. 0743. List price,
S3,395. Sale price, S2,833. sTEU-
ART FORD, 9th and N. Y. ave.
NV, MA. $4,000, daily SO, Sat-
urday S-6.
FORD '62 Fairlane 800" Tudor
sedan, 5000 mi, new-car cond.,
D cyl, auto. trans, beauty. ST.
$50 or offer. Must sell. 52S-9143.
FORD $50 4-dr. VS.. PERI. eond.,
$4,000 MI, r.. and h., Wv. tires,
oyerdriye. S410. 449-6661.
FORD '5s Custom 800. 4-dr, VS.,
auto, good appear. and cond., pvt.
owner S575. OIL. 4-49Q7.
FORD '5s 4-dr. auto, r.-h.. never
dented. Must Gee, $500. VIII take
trade. EV. 4-6334.
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tcoNTlNUEDl

FORD 80 Galaxie Fordor Sc
dan, r. and h.. Wv. tires, p.s..
cruiseomatic trans. Excel. cond.,
Sl.725. ia. 5-4332 after 8 pm.
FORD az, good cond.. good Wv.
tires. S135. Private owner. JE.
3-7667.
FORD '5S Fordor F-5OO hardtop
conv. 500 and take over pay
ments. Call MR.. JOHNSON, 534-
1853.
FORD '6i starliner, r. and h.,
. cruiseomAtic, p.s., Wv. excel,
. cond. Must sell. RE. 6-7142.
, FORD '57 Tudor VS., stand. gear
. shift. good transp. AS is, $500,
Call 10. 1-4606.
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FORD '57 Country Squire Wagon.
S499. SHERMAN RAMBLER AND
JEEP, Brandywine, Md, DIR.
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PALMER FORD

Hamilton st. and jamestown Rd
W. EVANSVILLE, MD. AP. 7-0114
OPEN SUNDAY. 1875
MERCURY METEOR 1862 s-cyi,.
r.. h., power steering. 81 800. Call
bet. 10 am. to pm. AID. 4-7940.
MERCURY '62 Meteor. auto. trans,
7. and h., Wv Comfort group
Low mi, like new. Make offer.
OIL. 4-S595.
MERCURY SO Bypass. 4-dr. Wag.,
auto, T. and h., mech. good,
clean. $500. JE. 2-6443.
MERCURY az 2-dr. White, good
for second car, tires in good eond.
Best offer. IA, 7-2l65.
MERCURY '57 hardtop sed. r., h.
500. SHERMAN RAMBLER AND
JEEP, Brandywine, Md, DR.. q
S-i01.
NERO. SO Monterey 4-dr., aqua
blue, r. and h., auto. trans, good
transp. S275 or offer. OIL. 2-593i.
MERCURY 1854 sunliner, $1,000
orig. miles. Immaculate. Will sell
for storage fees Call 439-1133.
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FORD 81 4-door station wagon, de
luxe model, leather interior. auto.
trans, p.s., immac. cOnd., $4,000
mi, new tires incl. snow. 1915 or
offer. Leaving area, Orig. owner,
10. 1-0651.
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FORD SO 4-door, VS., 4 new Wv
tires, auto. trans, immac. through.
out. Make offer. tn. 2-OS50.
FORD $50 Tudor, VS.. r. and h.
auto, low mi, peri. cond., new
brakes, S995. PRIVATE OWNER
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FORD 1857 Bypass. Country Squire
r. and h., auto. trans, excel
Wv. Outstanding. $3.50. 10. g.
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PALMER EOPn
TRIANGLE FORD

3010 R. I. Ave. NE LA 9-1003
FORD $50 Custom 8 2-dr., Fordo-
matte, r. and h. Wv. tires q
tone finish, very clean through
out. Special Mon, 5000.
TDTAMCT q TODn
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FORD 1857 2-DooR HARDToP
FULLY EQUIPPED. PERFECT
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FORD $50 Fordor Fordamatic,
cyl. 10000 mi, excl. cond., orig
owner, S495. 67i -92gS.
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IMPERIAL 81 4-dr., auto. trans.
Seats snq w. D. Tres Pes very cry cls sindT Uvt
owner, S775. 76S-151S after 9
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FORD $50 Galaxie 300" Fordor
VS., cruiseomatic, T. and h., Wv,
p.b., ps.. pad. dash, seat belts.
peri. cond. 81. $50. La. 6-S72O.
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FORD 80 Fordor Ranch Wagon
Sparkling white finish. r. and h.,
auto. trans. A lovely family car at
a very low price. Special sale
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TRIANGLE FORD

3010 r. I. Ave. NE. La. 9-1OO3
FORD '61 Fairlane 6. 2-dr., stand.
trans. r., and h., 2-tone finish,
TOD quality throughout. Special
Mon. S1,399 with 30-day, no-cost
nnarantna
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FORD $50 Fordor Ranch wgn,
beautiful 2-tone green finish. fully
equipped with auto. trans, VS.
engine. Low Mileage. Original
owner. Must sell immed. S975 or
best offer. VIII. 2-3397.
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FORD 1851 convertible, Beautiful
original finish. T, and. h., auto:
trans. p.s. Sold and serviced
since new by US. Special price.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD SO Tudor hdtp. (vic.), r.
h, auto. shift. In real good cond
Terms m. B97S
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FORD 81 Fordor haTdtop. LIGHT
blue finish, 7, and h.. auto, p.s.
A real nice family car, ready to
90. Special sale price. 81 .4Ah.
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FORD 1859 Galaxie 4-dr., standard
shift, r. and h., Wv, l-ovner
car. Priced for quick sale, S925
or best offer. HE. 1-0275.
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JACK SMALL USED CARS
1929 Rhode Island Ave. NV.
IA 0.RQRQ
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FORD SO 9-passgr. Country Sedan,
low mileage, cruiseomatic, p.b., W.
W. and snow tires. r. and h.
Al ,2O5 3R3-4aI3 JOWNER0
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FORD '53 Tudor, straight stick,
vs., T. and h., very good tans-
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '62 Fairlane 6-cyl. 2-dr.
blue, straight trans. heater, clean
Sl,450, RE, 5-S594,
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FORD '57 2-door, VS., straight
stick. T. and h.. Wv. tires, white
finish, low mileage. See to appre-
ciate 1925. S29-7IS9, DEALER.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 80 convertible. red and
white, fully equipped. real nice,
81 1876.
Arlington Ford
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FORD SO 2-dr. VS. Fordomatic,
r. and h., new tires, runs perfect,
very clean inside and out. Owner
stranded here, must sell, needs
money to get home, $500. $685.
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FORD '5s 4-dr. auto, m. never
dented. Must Gee, $500. VIII take
trade. EV. 1854.
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FORD 'B1 Fordor Ranch Wagon.
Original light green finish. T. and
h., auto, trans, Take the whole
beauty: Special sale price. S1,59b.
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FORD 1855 Fordor hardtop.
Good cond.. r. and h., air cond.
$500 or best offer. so. 5-5293.
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FORD asa Tudor, 5ust tuned, q
good tires, r., and h. $3.50 or best
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ALEXANDRIA
RAMBLER

1904 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Alexandria, Va. OV. $4,000
FORD 80 Tudor. Sparkling white
finish. T. and h., auto. trans. A
real nice car at q very low price.
Special sale price. S905.
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FORD '62 Galaxie 300" Fordor
hdtp. Beautiful original finish. r.
and h., cruiseomatic, power steer
ing. low mileage, showroom condi-
finn GNaciaI sale Vrica 90 QAE
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THE SUNDAY STAR CO,
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Washington, D. c.
January 20. 1863 -
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SHOW
CALENDAR

April 17-1s--Maryland Daffodil 90.
ciety Show, Baltimore Museum Of Art.
April 1e-20-oeorEetoWn Garden
April -20-21--washington Daffodll
society SHOW, woodward a Lothrop
10 am. TO s pm. Sunday.
April .20-27-Historic Garden Week
H Room wirg n Ho,., Get intormation from
April 2S.2e-Nationai Capital Gar
den Club Leagues flower and horti-
culture shows, Word In Bloom" Al
woodward q Lothrop Stores at !
S S6s u nv whs a,S,. and Chevy Chase
and Garden PiIgrimage. Get informss
ton from, Room 223, Sheraton Beive-
dere Hotel Baltimore z. Nd.
April 27-2s-House and Garden
Tour of historic shepherdstoWn
Martinsburg, Charles Town and Har.
pers Ferry Wa. We. For information:
Mrs M IRA Tyler Box 772, Martinsburg.
April 27-2s-camsllia Society ot
Potomac Valley ninth annual show 81
9utdoors-grown blooms. Woodward a
Lothrop z Corners Store.
May s = washington Cathedral
Flower Mart. IL am. 70 9 pm.
May 4-claremont Garden Club
"over the Rainbow" show, 2 10
PM Fairlington Methodist Church,
5000 King street. Alexandria. Va.
May 4-S-Tenth annual Landon
Y6ehool Azs,ea Gardens Tour. noon 70
Gardens lighted at night.
May 4-Wilmington Garden Day,
% gardens and seven homes open,
May 1S-Bradbury Heights Garden
Club show. NARROW HEIGHTS Recrea-
ton Center.
May .25-20-.-Arlington Rose Garden
v S,,R Hoon. show IAN Appointment
May 28-Manassas (va.) Garden
Club home tour and flower ahoW ION
SHOW and. tea at Church Of ths
Brethren. 2 TO pm.
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When I was a child in my
native Austria, I visited both
Catholic and Protestant
churches without the least hes
itation, for my parents were
Christians who represented
these two human interpreta-
tons Of the teaching of Christ.
I felt at home in either house
Of God, whether it was highly
ornamented or perfectly still
and plain.
I especially liked the quaint
way stations about the little
old country churches. There
carved in wood or stone OF
painted, with or without skill
I found unfolded In endlessly
different ways Of expression
the life and story Of Jesus
Christ.
For this Easter Sunday,
have gathered the purple anc
the blue, the magenta and the
gold, the bronze and the ivory
white, the light lavender anc
the brown to present a blend
ed ploychrome representing the
seasons Of the year. The
freezias, hyacinth and iris, the
crocus. pansies and the little
violets are our Representatives
Of spring. The golden lilies are
summer blossoms and the
bright and warmly bronzec
chrysanthemum are the flowers
Of fall. They represent the en-
tire span of our growing sea-
son. The outsized seedpods OF
the royal poinciana, with their
flat. sculpted shape and deep
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BEAUTY IN FLOWERS
Way Station
Of Flowers
: BY MRS. HERBERT n. eREeER

brown color, bring winter, OF
the season of rest to this COM
bination.
This richness, this beauty
and this variety of state Of
station combines and blends tt
a perfect oneness despite the
widely differing single com.
plexes. The lily and the ny.
acinth have no quarrel ever
though they differ totally II
form and season. The pansiel
and the chrysanthemum, the
crocus and the poinciana, with
out a thing in common excep
the bond of growth, of life
exist in this arrangement will
great compatibility.
The poinciana seedpods ado
great structural strength anc
a touch of distinction to thil
grouping. They also point out
that all directions, whether yer.
teal, horizontal or diagona
can combine into a unit Of
great strength If brought to.
gether in harmony.
1t seems to me that no mat.
ter which way in life we take
no matter what color we bear
or what feeling our way Of
thinking represents, we can al.
ways reach out for and perceive
the common bond, the thread
Of beauty which binds all liv-
ing things into one.
Yes, I can still feel the
sweetness and simple beauty OF
an Easter morning Of long ago
way up on a hill.
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Lundscuping
Competition
Announced

The Annual Industrial and
Institutional dscapin 6
Awards Competition has been
announced by the American
Association Of Nurserymen
Over the years, these national
and regional awards have be-
come the most outstanding
awards for landscaping and
Identification of industrial
plants, institutions and retail
service organizations, contrib
uting to better public, commu-
nifty and employe relations
Special awards for projects re-
lating to the Identification OF
downtown areas have been
added in recent years.
Entries must be received by
September /, 1868. Classifica-
tons include:
/. Manufacturing and utili-
ties, including research build
ings.
2. Retail and service estab-
lishments.
8. Public and private insti-
buttons.
4. Others not included In
above classifications.
A folder describing the awards
will be mailed upon request to
Curtis H. Porterfield, Execu-
tive Vice President, American
Association Of Nurserymen, s35
Southern Building, Washing
ton 5, D. c.
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Pigmy zinnia
Rates Gold
Medal Award

Gold medals are awarded by
All-America Selections only for
outstanding novelties, really
different from any plant al
ready on the market. This year,
the first gold medal since Fire
Chief petunia won in 1850 has
been awarded to a dainty, COM
pact little zinnia named Thum-
belina.
This diminutive plant grows
only about 6 inches high, has
l-inch-wide flowers, blooms
practically all summer, comes
in almost all the zinnia colors
and is a honey" for your 1858
garden. Plant seeds where you
want flowers along bed or Dor
der, in the window box, in q
rock garden or wall or in pots
for your patio.
The other flower winner in
the % All-America test gar
dens all over the United States,
Southern Canada and in the
Mexico City area, is q zinnia
too-but what a difference!
This zinnia, which won q sill
yer medal almost as hard to
get as q gold medal, is q huge
one with blooms 8 inches
across and 2 inches deep.
Named Firecracker. it's q real
firecracker scarlet red, grows to
80 inches In height. One reason
it's so vigorous and strong is
that It's a hybrid, the first n.y.
bird zinnia ever to be intro
duced as an award winner.
Plant Firecracker at the back
Of the border or in rows In the
cutting garden. Be sure to take
a few blooms to your local
flower show and watch the blue
ribbons come your way.
You may want both the giant
and the pygmy in your garden
this year, since each serves a
different purpose. Either Is cas-
lily grown from seeds planted
outdoors or, for earliest flow
ers. started indoors in peat pots
or planters.
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New Look in Corn

FRANKLIN. N. C. (AP) -
Gene Couch plans to plant Just
one row Of corn on q 10-acre
field. It will be q spiral row
that goes round and round to
cover the whole field. Couc b
thinks 1t will improve the eff
ficiency Of silage cutting.
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Snap Beans Do Well
With Minimum Care

Snap beans are hard to beat
because they are the one vege-
table that will grow in prac-
tically any soil, practically any
exposure, and will produce a
good crop with a minimum of
care.
They are available in two
forms - bush and vine more
commonly called pole since
poles usually are set In the
garden to support the vines)
and in either green or yellow
commonly called "wax~.
The distinction between wax
and green beans is only a slight
difference In flavor and color.
But there are great differences
in culture between bush and
pole beans.
Pole beans are not as hardy
as bush beans. so cannot be
planted until the weather is
settled and the soil warm. On
the other hand, bush beans may
be planted as early as a week
before average date Of last
frost.
Pole beans need more atten-
ton than bush beans because
poles must be set for them and,
as they grow, they must be
trained and sometimes tied to
these supports. Bush beans do
not need this care.
However. pole beans continue
TO grow. bloom and ripen beans
all summer long from one
planting. while bush beans us
ually must be planted every two
or three weeks until the begin
ming OF August TO insure steady
picking.
Second Crops
Most varieties OF bush beans
will bear a second crop II
plants are left In place after
the first is harvested. But there
will be a long time Of no pro.
duction before that second eror
is ready TO pick.
Just as with other vegetables
plant breeders have been a,
work with beans, with the re.
suit that varieties have beer
bred TO ripen all their crop a
once. like Pearlgreen, which hai
white seeds. This makes then
ideal 10 grow for the person
who wishes TO can or freez,
, beans since the entire opera,
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Used Fresh or Dry

Still other beans may be used
fresh or dried. after their seeds
have matured at the end Of the
season. Streamliner. Italian
Bean and Tenderpod are among
these varieties.
There are fewer new varieties
among yellow pod or wax beans
than among the green beans
Cherokee and Choctaw are both
good wax beans; Choctaw a
particularly heavy yielder
Kingdom wax is recommended
for freezing or canning as well
as use when fresh. Pencil Pod
wax. an older variety. is still
first class.
Among pole beans. Kentucky
Wonder continues 10 have Won
derful flavor and Is available in
a rust-resistant strain, as well
as In a yellow color as Ken
lucky Wonder Wax.
Blue Coco is said TO have the
finest eating quality of any
bean. The blue color OF Its pods
turns green when cooked.
The ornamental Scarlet Run
ner bean and.its white flowerec
counterpart bear beans which
are edible and. for the lazy per-
son who dislikes even the pick
ing. Yard Long beans (really
10 to 20 inches long, are avail
able.
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