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Evening star., 1963-02-03
FIRST
Car to win two years
In a row since 1850!

because Of the best winter the continent has endured years
But driver Carssons genius and SAABs suooted front wheel
drive put SAAB we'll in the lead When came to the speed race
on Monte Carlos famous Grand Px track contest tailored for
hghpowered sports cars SAAB family car placed in the top
en And SAAB with engine Of only 81 cubic inches was
racing against such Tumphs guar Porsche Mer-
cedes and Ford Falcons with comparatively huge 265 cubic
inch V-8 engines.
This SAAB lot Of But don't just believe all its press
notices Test drive it, For handling economy comfort safety
durability there's nothing it, especially S1Qo5 POE
Evening star., 1963-02-03
Frostburg Beuts
Southeastern

sFRoSTBURG. Md, Feb. 2
(SpeciaD Guard Bill Wilson,
hitting on long set shots. scored
80 points here tonight TO pace
Frostburg State Teachers Col
lege 10 an $500 victory over
Southeastern University.
The victory was the 10th In
IL starts for FroStburg and the
first since having It's aine-game
win streak snapped last week
by Shepherd College. South
eastern sustained It's ninth loss
In II starts.
Joe Grotenrath was high for
the Washington quintet with
Evening star., 1963-02-03
Maroon Wins

Episcopal High Schools Soc
cer team blanked Yorktown
40. yesterday at Episcopal for
its. third victory against -four
losses and q tie. Dave Dough.
erty scored two Of Episcopal't
goals.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
THE SUNDAY STAR
GETS NEWS LATE
Shetrone Signs
With Senators
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
star staff Writer

News travels slowly to Lara in Venezuela Barry Shetrone
said yesterday he dropped by D. c. Stadium to sign his
Senators contract 1t took two weeks for Barry learn
had been traded by the Orioles sold the road
II had wire that my contract had been assigned 10
Evening star., 1963-02-03

John said, speaking of the re-
organization Of the Senators
stockholders and the resigna-
ton Of Pete Quesada.
Last year all the people
talked about was Quesada. Now
maybe the ball club will get
some attention"
Schaive. a pretty good man
in the knife-and-fork league
said he is six pounds lighter
Evening star., 1963-02-03
BASEBALL BEAT
No Fringe Player
Will Beot Schoive

John schave. the court Jester of the Senator'S didn't
sound very funny the phone the other morning but in
justice to Schaive it possible that he still in bed
He in Springfield, nj, where it 10 below and
he has nowhere until he reports to Pompano
Beach late month who think better
Evening star., 1963-02-03
1876
OVERALL
WINNER

Remarkable Erik Carlson in his remarkable SAAB has made
auto rally history In capturing the classic Monte Carlo for the
second time in row. Erik Carlson became the second driver
history to turn the trick And is the first time since 1850 that
the make Of has consecuvey-oe all casses-
all eHrGnfSi
Monte Carlo is considered the World Series Of aydom And
this compact Swedish gave showdown proof Of its stored
agility and durability: SAABs entered and SAABs finished
compared with total Of 296 starters and only l02 fnisher.
The 2S00me endurance through Europe torture trail for
any any me like twisting bobsed Alpine roads
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-14
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7e5 OUTLAWS Young 4bedroom colonial in South Euclid
New murket Living full dining kitchen with
nook lavotory enclosed porch s Poneed recreation
room woodbunng fireplace Attached garage and poo East
Of Noble WuLinqsford.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-14
Euclid-$l3.500

Sparkling hall duplex with OK
tro room and heoted garage.
Good Location.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-14

An older home. modernized in
"tip-top" condition. Formal EN-
TRY HALL. Huge living room
and kitchen. NEW Competing.
NEW furnace. NOTHING to do
but MOVE IN and enjoy com.
Portable living. Located near
EXPRESSWAY. Now price d
neorly $4,000 UNDER BANK
APPRAISAL. Only Sl7,8 800.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-14

FAMILY RANCH s6so0 NeoI CTS Living formal dninc
room bedrooms kitchen with eong utility room. hard
wood floors throughout Aluminium copetine garage
Between Belvor and Green
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-14

WHEN BUYING OR SELLING
REAL ESTATE AWA
REALTOR Z1I
PRIME LOCATION Halle Dr..
near East 26ofh. Custom built.
nearly new bungalow with bose-
ment, ottoehed sorose, LOT 5ox-
100, kitchen with eotins space
plus dining room, bedroom, bath
down. 2 up, eorpeting. Very fine
condition. Low sos.
CHOICE z FAMILY - Greenwood
Ave-, off Lake Shore Blvd. This
middle oeed 2-fomiIy SIS is for
people who ore looking for
qvolity l2'x12' bedrooms l8'
living room with fireplace. Tiled
basement with new furnaces, cop
per plumbing. Immaculate in and
out. Must sell.
CUSTOM BUILT BRICK RANCH -
CheIford Rd. off Chordon Rd.
1892 50. Fl. Of delightful living.
22' living room with fireplace. 49,
kitchen with bviIt-in oven, ronee,
refriserotor-freezer plus dining
room, IN bothI divided base
ment double garage, oox2o5 lot.
exho lot available.
WHY PAY REMIT Porksrovs off
Eosf l56th. Home is middle oged
but the Kitchen is modern with
bviIt-ins. Bathroom is all new. Cos
furnace, 2 master bedrooms.
$4,000.
ONE FLOOR PLAN - Richmond
Rd. near chordon Rd. Designed
for modern living, 3 bedrooms,
lh baths, 2ox2o livins-dinins
room with fireplace. eorpetine
throughout. Poiio. lot 75'x235.
Dishwosher. dir conditioner. Sac
rifies $2l 500.
NEED ROOM? eost 3A7th off Rob.
eres. Four bedroom bungalow on
lot ,oox,3o. Fireplace, copper
plumbing. extra Iorge sorose and
work oreo Of $50 "a. II. $4,000.
FABULOUS 1HUNpERsIRp HOMES
-Bromblewood Dr.. 4 blocks eosi
Of RI. 300, Mentor -on-Loke. C.l.
no down payment; F.H.A. $495.
Custom built 3 bedroom one floor
plan; IN boths, olvminvm siding.
All improvements including soni.
tory sewers in and poid for. Only
$4,000.
PERsoNAtIzED SERVICE - As op-
piled 70 real estate. coils for on
honest, all out effort. TO sell any
property We list. BY accepting O
limited number Of Iistinss. We
guarantee your home PERSONAL.
lied SERVICE. List with
STAKI(H
REALTORS
804 E. 1e5th KE. 1894
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LAKE FRONT FAMILY HONE

70-h. lake frontage. 1923 liv-
ing room. s0eened-in potio. 3
lUge bedrooms, Ia baths on
End. attached garage. mony un-
usual lectures. Must be seen
to be appreciated. AttractivelY
priced.
ENGLISH COLONlAL-EUcLID
West Of Eost 222nd ST.; Holy
Cross Perish. Three bedrooms
with 3rd floor finished in knotty
pine! Lorge kitchen. with eot-
ing space. living room with fire.
place. formal dining room. full
basement. finished in knotty
pine. 2-cur guroge. In mid S20's.
OFF LLOYD ROAD
4-bedroom semi-bungolow. Over
"a oUe land, 100 #. frontoge.
lorge living room with brick
ood-burning fireploce. dining
room. lorge kitchen. 2 bedrooms
down. full basement: 2-our 90
roge; monY fruit trees. Spring
only doYs away. See this ex-
ceptionul home today! FIRST
OFFERING!
RENTAL INCOME
Collinwood oIeo. 2-fomilY, up
todue kitchens. boths; good
rental income. Call for por.
ticuloYs.
EUCLD-DUTCH COLONIAL
South Of Lake Shore-HolY Cross
Perish. 3-bedroom home which
needs q womon's touch. MUST
SEIL-due to illness in fomily!
CESTEREAST l0lst
Choice Of 2 high-income single
homes. Either can be used os
2-fomilY. Close to Womuns Hos
pitol and University Post Office.
Under $4,000. Terms.
EAST CLEVEAND-RAPD
Modem. loIge kitchen with
built-ins In 3-bedIoom colonel:
living room with fireplace. for
nal dining room. basement. 90
rage. 2 extra rooms on Ord. Coll
and see this for its price! Ask
ing Sl3.so0l
FLORIDA BOUND OWNER
has asked US to sell his homes
for him. Choice Of three ranches
on large lots. side by side. five
minutes to freewuy.
Joseph
LAR0N n GE, inc.
2177I Lake Shore Blvd.
ReultoFs AN. 1881
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-14

Beautiful young bungalow. 2
bedrooms down. expansion up.
lh-cor garage. lovely corpet-
ing. Only Sl7.200.
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REALTORS

SIDE BY SIDE-6-6
OF East l52nd has bedrooms
easements and heat In good condition.
Move right in. $l2.900.
4-BEDRooM RANCH
NORTH OF LAKE SHORE BLVD. beautiful ranch.
with burning frepuces. oil buiin
full divided EXPANSION UP, BEDROOMS TWO
BUILDING LOTS IN REAR Check this today $29 80o
3-BEDRooM BRICK RANCH
BEVERLY HILLS. a beauty big kitchen with
Two wood burning fireplace double
attached garage Competing. storms. only S2e.soo
3-BEDRooM BRICK COLONIAL
OWN HOUSE. yeors old Bedrooms 2oxla lexl6
and lxl8 ia boths Fomiy with beomed ceiling all
poneled and 4oot wood burning fireplace l6x25 ground
plus all purpose and utility first floor lxl8
with complete both with stul shower Kitchen
Beautiful secluded lot Asking sa2soo VIII ode
SHERWOOD BLVD.
JUST LISTED 2bedroom semionch bungalow
and attached Full basement I'm
every respect lot S0x200 dead end
Includes Competing and storms This house only 10 old
GREENWOOD. id
A BEAUTIFUL INCOME BUNGALOW. Downstairs vacant Each
bedrooms complete bath and modern kitchen each
floor Full basement. Gas heot. Full price sls,eoo
We Are Ready. Willing and Kapelable
KAPELABLE-KAPEL
$4,000 EUCLID UMLs RE. 1880
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-14

NO MONEY DOWN
Tvvo-bedr l2-cor attached garage. quiet
close TO Loke Shore Blvd. sll.soo.
HONEYMOON SPECIAL
bedroom fireplace and full basement
loIge lot This home completely furnished including new
washer and dryer. Won't last at sl35oo.
FH.A OR G.I.
hreebedroom ranch nice lot in WiloughbY
Beach privileges if you like. sl4.eoo.
'YEs. INDEED"
two-bedroor stucted full OF
potuy wooded lot Close schools and shopping See to
believe at sl55oo.
F.H.A. OR G.I.
Three-bedroor front ranch with attached
Only sl6,soo
Owner ronsterred sell this home tust
Three bedrooms. family style kitchen wocor gorcge patio
beautiful 200 foot deep lot sl72oo.
"REcIPE FOR LIVING"
"Toke modern front ranch with three bedrooms Add
l1rge living with fireplace and sliding gloss doors 10
poto full dining plus breakfast nook Include
beauu poneling Throughout Hqhted conces la buths at
tcched and large lot It's ell yours tor only SleoUU
MENT0R-NEW
Beautiful three bedroom split level Il baths ay room Kitchen
with Lundscuped Neor shopping and
schools. slo9oo.
MENTOR LAGOON AREA
custom built three bedroom Getting kitchen
plus dining curpeed living ottoched eo0ge
Jorge immaculate throughout Asking $4,000
SPLIT LEVEL
siuoea full Hoose Rd Three large bed
rooms fireplace enclosed poneled beezewoy
ucruge. Owner will help hnonce s2l4oo
HIGHLAND HEIGHTS
seouihl sorbedroon Ia bungalow family size dining
oeu heplace onached scenic llaocre
wooded LOT. Only $4,000.
EAST SUBURBAN
3233s Vine St. ReoIto' VIII 4-422o
Smyrna times., 1963-06-20
*Hs&&* *#s#*ss&&s

NNCULATION FAILURES
PLAGUE DELAWARE AL
FALFA CROWERS-"I had a
perfect stand in November. Be-
heve every seed must have ger
minated. Butwhen 1t should have
started growing In the spring
1t just turned yellow, with a
green spot here and there. I"
Such comments we're COM
monplace among alfalfa grow
ers this spring and in many
cases they were followed by
"Guess I'll pillow it up"
All tielos had one thing In
common. The plants we're not
well-nodulated. Pre-inoculated
seed, booster inoculant, a var
iery of fertilizer treatments and
an assortment of planting meth
DDS were used on numerous
soils.
No combination of treatments
was found that completely solv-
ed the problem. There is some
small consolation In the know
ledge that this condition has
occurred many times before.
Fifty pounds of nitrogen per
acre and patience will usually
result in a green, productive
stand by the end of the first
Tor the beginning of second year.
Smyrna times., 1963-06-20
Collective Bargaining On The Farm
w T. McAIIISTER

w. t. McALLISTER

University Of Delaware Extension Economist
Smyrna times., 1963-06-20

market place has prompted a
lot of legislation designed TO
strengthen the farmers hand.
Marketing orders, quotas, and
production controls are all
aimed at this problem. The
theory behind these is that far
mers operating as independents
have no way of effectively con-
trolling the quantity produced
and therefore the price re-
ceived.
Government programs de-
signed either to Limit pro-
ducuon or regulate the flow Of
a commodity to market by use
of marketing orders were de-
signed to accomplish through
legislative action what far
mers have not done as indi-
Nduals.
The failure of some govern
ment programs to get the de-
sired results and the desire of
farmers to try to solve their
own problems has prompted
farmers to set up their own
supply controlling groups-or
bargaining associations. These
associations whether as CO.
operatives or private groups try
to gain control of the supply
of a crop and then bargain with
buyers for more favorable
prices.
In some areas farmers who
sell to a particular canary
have banned together to BAR
gain with the company. There
have been some feeble attempts
on the part of broiler growers
to bargain with their feed man
ufacturers or professors for
better contracts.
The limited success of few
and the failures of others to
accomplish their objective =
Smyrna times., 1963-06-20
%%###*###&A&&##&

DON APPENZELLER OF
Magnolia was asking me about
some soybean and potato field
trials at Painter, Virginia. John
Rogers, the county agent down
at Accomac, says that Irish
potatoes do not yield so well
on ground where soybeans we're
planted the previous year. In
one test there was a difference
of 62 cwt. bags of potatoes
where potatoes followed corn as
against soybeans. No one seems
to know why as of this date.
Bill Henderson, our Sussex
agent, and were down at Ac-
comac last week. That's a big
potato area, about twice the
planted acreage of Delaware,
For the most part their CROP
looks good, altho 1t was planted
late. The Virginia farmers hac
some heavy rains, up to six
inches at one time, and a por-
tion of the crop was damaged.
They are beginning to harvest
now.
Smyrna times., 1963-06-20
RCA Gets
u of ID TV


The University of Delaware
has accepted the proposal of
the Radio Corporation of Amer
lea (RCA) of Camden, N. J.,
to supply basic equipment for a
closed circuit teleHsion sys-
TEN.
Two live studio cameras,
electronic and lighting equip
ment for a control room and
studio, and 1000 feet of coax
ial cable are included In the
$2e, 900 package" to be de-
livered In two weeks.
Acceptance of the RCA pro-
posal was recommended by
Louis L. Lewis, educational
television consultant to the uni
versity. Proposals submitted by
a number of suppliers of elect
ronic equipment we're studied
before a final selection was
made. Lewis described the pur-
chase as a first step In the
development of a system that
will provide instructional tele-
vision service to a number of
campus buildings.
Additional components, in
Guiding video tape-recording
equipment and receiving sets
will be purchased to round out
the primary system. tits hoped,
that an expanded system event.
ually will be capable of trans :
mitting live and tape-recorded
programs to educational and
commercial TV stations and to
schools and other campuses.
''The exact nature of the uni
versity's future TV equipment
needs cannot be determined un-
til the State decides what 1t
wants in educational television".
Lewis said. Sin any case, the
equipment just purchased will
form the heart of whatever
larger system eventually may
be required to enable the uni
yersity to de In with a State
system--if one is developed.
The university expects to be-
gin limited operation of the
closed circuit system soon to
give faculty members expert
ence In using the new instruc-
donal medium. A temporary
installation will be made in the
basement of H. Rodney Sharp
Laboratory, but may be moved
to the Hugh M. Morris Library
when that building is completed
In the fall.
Eventually, a building
circuit will be establishedwhich
will include these TWO buildings
as well as Wolf and Mitchell
Halls.
Smyrna times., 1963-06-20

cattle and TWO of the herds
we're recently classified for
type. Richard Tarbutton, one Of
the farmers to be visited, has
TWO excellent scored COWS.
The group will meet at Ches-
tertown at 1890 AM, make
the first visit to the Ed Fry
farm, then have lunch at the
Urieville Park. The order Of
the afternoon visits is still to
be set, but the group will leave
for home by 800 Pm. In dine
for chores at home.
The second tour is TWO day
event scheduled for August 9Th
and l4th. It's a bus trip to
central Maryland and to Penn
sylvania. Check our Delaware
Dairy Digest for details.
Smyrna times., 1963-06-20
FENCE TALK
with George K. Vupuu
Kent County Agricultural Agent

TWO DAIRY TOURS are In
the works for this summer.
They offer a chance for far
mers to see new ideas In prac-
uce.
July End is the date for a
one day "trip to Kent county,
Maryland. Families can take a
picnic lunch and visit four farms
In the Kennedyille area north
of Chestertown.. Jim Weamert,
the county agent, will show us
free stalls In TWO loose housing
arrangements, a 100 cow COM
fort stanchion barn with chow
wagon feeding, and perhaps a
real large operation. We ex-
pect to see some very fine
Smyrna times., 1963-06-20

Ihieher prices has kept the
Idea from snow -balling. Rea-
sons for these failures. or at
pest qualified successes In
clude; a lack of strong leader
ship, poor management, unreal
|istic price demands and failure
to control enough of the total
production to demand a price.
Another factor that has con-
tributed to many failures is the
misconcepdon that bargaining
should concern price alone. ANY
effort based on this single factor
Is doomed to failure.
When a farmer group bar
gains with a professor 1t has
to consider orner Iacrors such
as supply and demand. quality
and uniformity of fproduct. Num-
Der of uses for the product and
existing alternatives and syn
thetics available.
Although most professors
are willing to bargain, they
will go only so far. If this
limit is reached they may close
up or move to a new location.
AT one time California aspar-
agus growers produced 90 per-
cent of the nation's supply.
Through over-pricing they have
reduced their market to only
so percent of the total output.
There are many worthwhile
gains to be reaped from far
mer bargaining. And there is
little doubt that persistent but
unspectacular growth will occur
in the years ahead. Much of
this bargaining will benefit far
mers, while some will surely
price the farmers involved out
of a market. Bargaining must
be based on a price that is
realistic, and best in the long
run for both farmer and pro-
ceSSor.
Smyrna times., 1963-06-20
Quick French Bread, Coffee
Cake Made From Biscuits

so make a quick coffee cake.
Using TWO packages, or about
20 biscuits, dip each into melted
butter and then into a mix
lure of 3/4 cup granulated su-
gar, 3/4 teaspoon cinnamon and
I/3 cup chopped nuts. Place
biscuits In a CREASED nine
inch cake pan or on a creased
cookie sheet, overlapping the
biscuits to form coffee cake.
Bake at AIS degrees 20 to rs
minutes.
Other tricks with refriger-
ated biscuits, as well as a wide
variety of time-saving cooking
dps and recipes may be found
In a publication entitled ''Quick
Meals for Busy Homemakers"
written by Miss Coblentz. The
publication is available from the
department of Rural Commmi-
cations, University of Della
ware. Newark, Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1963-06-20
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WHAT TO DO NOW IN THE
FLOWER GARDEN-Chemical
weed control materials are not
recommended In the flower gar
den. Considerable damage will
be done by using 2,4-D and
many other chemical weed con-
troll materials If used now In
the garden. Pull the weeds by
hand or cultivate shallow. Avoid
deep cultivation as 1t damages
roots. Use mulch for weed
control.
Mulches are very helpful to
the home gardener not only
around trees and shrubs but
also In the flower and vege-
table garden. Many good ma
terials are available such as
peat moss, cocoa shells, buck
wheat hulls, wood chips, straw,
pine needles and a host of
others. Used around perennial
and annual flowers they con-
serve water, keep down weeds,
prevent high soil temperatures
and keep mud of, of the foli-
age, flowers and vegetables.
Tomatoes appreciate a straw
mulch, and most flowers and
shrubs grow faster If they are
well mulched.
Spring Towering shrubs
should be pruned by this time.
If this job is not finished 1t
should be completed as soon
as possible.
Insects are increasing In
number in most gardens now.
With the start of the Japanese
beetle season it's necessary to
spray frequently to get rid of
these pests. Look over trees
and shrubs for bagworm. They
have already hatched. Call us
at 736-l448 for control of these
and other garden pests.
Stalking tomato plants is a
worthwhile project If you have
a small backyard plot. Prune or
pinch out all side leaf buds
and allow only one terminal
bud to grow. Do not remove
flower buds. Staked tomatoes
must be mulched.
Smyrna times., 1963-06-20

with a beaten egg white and
sprinkle with sesame seeos.
Bake at $50 degrees for 30 to
40 minutes, until golden brown.
Slice almost to the bottom crust.
spread with garlic butter anc
place in the oven again for a
few minutes.
Individual pizzas. ready in
less than 10 minutes, are
another of Miss Coblentz' re-
frigerated biscuit shortcuts.
Place three biscuits on cookie
sheet with sides touching,
cloverleaf fashion. Put a cube
of cheese on each and top with
a teaspoon of chill sauce.
Sprinkle with grated parmesan
cheese. garlic salt. dried thyme
or oregano, salt and pepper.
Drizzle on a few drops of salad
oil and bake at 450 degrees for
five to eight minutes.
Refrigerated biscuits can al
Smyrna times., 1963-06-20
BroiIer Housing
Seminar Set

The second annual Broiler
Housing Seminar has been set
for October 2-3 at the Uni
versity of Delaware Substation
at Georgetown, according to Ray
Lloyd, associate extension
poultryman.
The first days program will
deal with research In broiler
housing for extension and re-
search poultrymen and agri-
cultural engineers, Lloyd said.
The second day will be for
servicemen and poultrymen.
Over 200 persons from I9
states attended the first SEM
inar last fall.
Smyrna times., 1963-06-20

Farmers are constantly look
ing for ways to influence the
prices they get for the things
they sell. Their search has
been pretty much in vain. AS
individuals and even operating
in groups, farmers haven't been
too successful in changing the
prices they receive.
This lack of influence In the
Smyrna times., 1963-06-20

French bread. coffee cake and
pizza are time-consuming
dishes to prepare, bur you can
make all three as well as a
variety of other rolls In a
matter of minutes, using pack
aged refrigerated biscuits, says
Janet Coblentz, extension food
and nutrition specialist at the
University of Delaware.
Miss Coblentz uses TWO pack
ages of refrigerated biscuits TO
make a loaf of quick French
bread. Stand the biscuits on
end and press together LIGHTLY
to form l4-inch loaI. brush
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