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Evening star., 1963-02-15
SPORTS SPOTLIGHT
Not Everything
Grows in Garden
By STEVE GUBAcK

There days not long ago when college basketball
used to pack Madison Square Garden and the kid Iowa
dreamed Of playing there just like the smaown vaudeville
acts used to dream of playing The Palace Theater.
Joe Lapchick coaching basketball at ST. Johns Uni
versty then he's back coaching between Lap
Evening star., 1963-02-15
lWITH ONE MAJOR ExCEPTInNI

The exception Is the obvious Ons The driver We didn't
build him. But Dodge does build tough trucks. And
they're backed by the longest warranty offered on
any American truck Q The warranty applies to the
power train Of the Dodge truck II protects the power
train cOmponents against defects In material and
No Aotisd ch. Motors copouon sfan
end workmanship 1868 trucks
without charge ot required parts labor h 5000 miles whichever
@ the block head and internal yrhee Ashes clutch
housing transmission and internal parts ed1 manual % haf
internal parts bQus converter front
Evening star., 1963-02-15

workmanship for years or $1,000 miles, whichever
comes first, provided the Dodge Certified Truck Care
Program ls followed Q Shop around II you WISH Visit
every dealer selling competitive make Of truck. You
won't find another warranty that comes even close
to the one offered by your Dodge dealer See him sOOn
driving dHshh bsshnr
according
additional limitations 1900
1 ne usu cOye vii not apply trucks subjected prolonged Oh
woHhthwty
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VI In bankruptcy or feceiNefehip or
being reofganlled under the Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed by such com
panirs. NJ Ex interest q Certificates
n Stamped : Dealt IN Hat MAiufed
bonds neroliabiiy impaired by maturity.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Jan. n tAPl.-Profit
caShinR tiRhtcned the reins somewhat
today on the galloping soybean futures
prices but failed to bring them TO a
halt except for brief periods on the
Board OF Trade
After six successive days Of broad
advances, all soybean contracts en-
countered stiffened resistance today
and al times showed small to moderate
losses. But al the bulges attracted
Increased selling the setbacks also
induced renewed buying with prices
Shifting Of fairly broad range
Corn also was firm most OF the
time on support which dealers said
LARGELY was commercial other grains
traded generally within minor or min
mum fractions OF previous closes
Wheat was ~ cent 4 hushel lower
70 = higher shortly before noon March
2.Olig corn la-aa highcr. March
March 737n cents, rye "a lower 70 "A
hirher, March I 1855 soybeanS un-
changed 20 a higher January 2,5n1,,
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CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO Jan. ~ CAPl .--tUSDA)
HOGS 5000 moderately active,
butchers averaging about steady with
late and closing trade on the strong
side; sows uneven. mostly steady. ship
pers took around 80 per cent of the
salable supply; mixed l-2 10000 ID
butchers lB,5O-l7.0O, around 100 head
at l7.66; mixed / - 10000 lbs 1901
1880; 220-250 lbs l5.50-lG.25; %
.24O-@1O lbs 15.25-l575: 27G-3OO lbs
.l4,15-l525; mixed Ia 100000 ID
sows 1870 .25; 40O-5OO lbs 1920
400; 2-3 5OO-65O lbs IL 5O-l3.50;
bOars ll.jO-l2,jO.
Cattle 700; calves none, not enough
slaughter steers or heifcrs sold for q
test OF trend cows steady TO strong
bulls fully steady; scattered lots
feeder catCle about steady; few GOOD
to AVERAGE choice slaughter steers
%. 00-27,75 including load choice
llOO lbs at 27.i5 few good slaughter
heiters 2iO0-.H 30, utility and COM
mercial cows. l45o-l6 90; Gamers
and cutters ll,25-li, 80; utility and
commercial bulls lS.5O-2O,5O, few
sood and choice 15O-SOO ID feeding
steers %, 25-2f -; load choice 43l
ID steer calves 1900,
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Stocks Higher;
Profit.Takinq
Is Overcome

NEW YORK, Jan. II (AP)
Profit taking was stemmeo
and the stock market overcame
an early loss, moving higher
early this afternoon. Trading
was lively.
Among key stocks, gains and
losses were mostly within frac-
tional limits, Advances of / to
a points were scored by some
of the higher-priced or more
volatile issues.
A highlight Of the session was
a delayed opening by Chrysler
which recovered more than a
point Of yesterdays drop of
49s on profit taking then
backed away, showing only a
fractional gain.
Most motors, along with Sc
lected chemicals, utilities and
oils accounted for the greater
part Of the recovery. Trading
interest was high in a number
OF secondary issues. Large
blocks in an assortment of
stocks reflected major changes
in portfolios.
Wall Street studied Presi-
dent Kennedy's proposal of an
unprecedented 1888 billion
budget, an amount generally
expected. Greater spending for
missile defense and for space
travel efforts also were antici-
pated.
Mcdonnell Aircraft, although
troubled by a walkout, added a
fraction. Boeing and General
DynamicS were steady. .
Prices were mixed in slow
trading on the American Stock
Exchange.
Corporate bonds were mixed
Government bonds declined.
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B&O Ends '62
In the Black

BALTIMORE, Jan. II (AP).
The Baltimore g. Ohio E;=....-
road, which had a net income
deficit in 1861 Of $31,347,341,
ended 1862 in the black by ST.
GOT, 700.
The l2-month financial re-
port yesterday showed that the
carriers ratio of operating ex-
pence to operating revenues was
reduced in 1862 to 7766 per-
cent from 1866 per cent in 1861.
Total operating revenues rose
in 1862 to 1865, 1872 ,565, up $l4,-
413,52l.
The BIO earned $2,830,820,
compared with deficit OF ST.
l83,995 for the 1861 period.
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COTTON

NEW YORK, Jan. z (AP) Cotton
futures were lower today. New-crop
months led the decline, with losses at
one time ranging to S2.S5 bale.
5top-losS selling orders were touched
off and met limited support.
Nearby trading months we're steady,
influenced by the largest weekly cotton
loan entries so far for the current
season reported after the close Of
trading Wednesday.
Late afternoon prices were IS cents
TO 50 3 a bale lower than the previ-
Gus close. March 3i.42, May "a A
and July 3345.
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D. SECURITIES

BID and asked prices on stocks listed
on the Philadelphia B altimore- WASH
ington Stock EXCHANGE:
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ODD-LOT TRADING

- NEW YORK, Jan. II CAP).-The
NeW york Stock Exchange reported to-
Gay these odd lot transactions BY prin-
ctpaI 1n aealeIs for January IS: Purchases
shares including 4.4I0 shares sold
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FOREIGN
EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Jan. " tAP). Foreign
exchange rates Great Britain and Aus
trala In dollars, others In cents and
dccimals Of a cent?.
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25-share lots. Others 10-share lots
Ex-dividend. tPlus extra or extras
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RIVIERA

Arctic white, rsdio custom n'srioT bucket ,ssi sssre
cruise sonrsl, ssrnsns lights tinted slsn power 'ss
Hli nssfins wheel, wire wheel ssvsfi. cir ssndhsnsr
fovrnois horn. Wv tires, remote sontrsl Uv muer,
power windows. u/cse, Cos. olsIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-05

Arctic whils-blosk iop power Tssrns, power b'skss
rode, sect Speaker safety group, inst pons lever
rel ped. ~Iihied woihsr. 7.ipssd wipsr. tinted vi
shisld Wv. tires, U/cooi. Cos. oisrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-05

wv 81, mechanic selling evn ear
peri, condition. new meter. Wv
ana radio. 81, 1895. 6a4-Sl70.
WILLYs 80 6-cyi. staten vag.
everdrive, clean car, pvt. evner.
sl,lsO. Also 20" Tv. $50. s4e-
24b3.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

THUNDERBIRDS '63. brand-nev,
lots Of equipment. S3,f67. Only
2, Al this price. Call ~ z
THUNDERBIkD '0S sports eoupe.
cream and RED leather, power
Capitol Cadillac lds Co.
1880 END 81. NV. FE. $4,000
VALIANT 80, stand. trans, like
new throughout, special, $l,29S.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wis. and Ellicott NV. IKE. T-13Os
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
THUNDERBIRD SO hardtcp cruise.

THUNDERBIRD So hsrdtop cruise
omatie,. r.. and h., Wv. tires
shiny black finish, red interior
Al cond. Special S1,39s.
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 r. I. Ave. NE. LA. a-1Oos
T-BIRD 80 hardtop coupe. cruise.
ornatie. r. and h., new Wv
tires, p.S.. p.b., special, S1,6s5.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wis, and Ellieott NV IKE 7.ISOi
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


RAMBLER SO Classic 4-dr. sta.
official car, few thousand miles,
new title and guar. ! emily, avail
at dealers cost. BURROWS. RAM.
BIER, 200 M 81, sc. IL. 4-s300
tOpp. Navy YArd.l
RAMBLER '5S sedan, auto, T, and
b s;., ex sv. ni sst thhTSSThgSSEt bGRE
boo M st. Sc. Ii. 4-s3O0.
RAMBLER 81 4-dooE sedan. radio
age, l owner.
$685. VALUE FOR $l,Oo5
TRINIDAD RAMBLER
Open Sun, LIS
1858 Florida Ave. NE. 399-920C
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THE EVENING STAR ELL
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

W0shinsten, b. {.
"Wednesday, June 5, 1868
The Sidney herald., 1963-04-17
FOR SALE

FOR SALE - 3 milk cows, just
fresh, j very gentle. Also 2 stock
cows. Call 7y8R2. 14-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1963-04-17

FOR SALE - We still have a few
blue spruce. Phone SW8-3687.
14-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1963-04-17
CARDS OF THANKS
Card OE TuANKS

This is to thank all of my friends
for the cards and letters 1 received
during nv stay in the hospital,
and also all the people who called
on me. 1t was indeed appreciated.
Fuss MinSer
The Sidney herald., 1963-04-17
You Don't Need Cash
for a big qualify
international Home!

We deliver and do the
heavy construction on your
lot .. anywhere, with all
finishing materials includ-
ed. 100% FIN G.
NOTHING DOWN.. Many
l, lh and 2 story plans.
Complete plumbing, kitchen
cabinets. electric and heat
ing packages included. Lo-
cal representative is: HAIR
RIS HOLLEN, 5l3 9Th Ave.
North. P. o. Box 447, Phone
CIR 2-222l, Williston.
International Homes
2l0l N E. Broadway
Minneapolis Is, Minnesota
Department MO-ll
The Sidney herald., 1963-04-17
NOTICES

FREE = Manure 1or the asking.
Help yourself. c. H. Wick, 3 miles
NE of Sidney. Phone O115J2.
13-2tc
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tro d. uph oIstery

Koy.Lm high beck lounge chairs, XXX pleot
skirt, poly docron cushion beige texture
Were $500 New %.
LoebIsn chair 6 half, tufted beck, kick peot
skirt. poly doeron cushion. gold and beige
texture
'Wos $500 Nov IA.
ing ottoman, kick pIeot skirt poly docfon cushion,
god domosk
'Wos $3.50 Nov 49,
TrOuyoiIIes imported coned French lounge choirs,
frIitwood double cone orms ottoched pillow book,
down cushion, beige ond green textured srtipe.
Were $4,000 Nov as
ThOmosvIIs "a" French provincial SOTO ottoehed
'Wos $4i5oo Now zzs.
Donby IS" Imported carved froms French SOTO
antique fruitwood. down cushion. rose velvet
'Wos $500 Row sSS
American Of MortinsviIe "a" contemporary loose
pillow beck SOTO, fruhWood bose, tropunto beck,
foam cushions, gold Tapestry.
'Wos S546o0 Now 34s
sehOOnbeek 100" shaped front SOTO loose pillow
beck, down arm holsters, coNed frutWood base,
spring down cushion, turquoise 6 beige textured.
oomosk
'Wos $742.oo Nov S4s.
DOnovon. Shop "a" ottoched pillow back SOTO,
frutwood bose. blue noteosse
'Wos $4,000 Nov 365.
Heritcee IA" loose pillow back SOTO, om holsters,
kick pleot skirt, eouotion cushions, beige textwed
roteosse.
'Wos S564oo Nov &c.,
Shaw 80" loose pillow beck soto, built to floor on
ooster. arm holsters, poly docfon cushions, olive
motelosse
'Wos $500 Nov s6S
Koy-Lyn 90" loose pillow back SOTO, kick pIeot
skirt, poly docron cushions, brown texture
'Wos $4,000 Nov ITS.
GiIiom Itolion Provincial 3 port sectionoi SOTO.
frutwood finish base. tufted back, poly docron
cushions, beige textured domosk
"Wos $3.50 Now 4S5.
shermon Bros. eO shaped top loose pillow book
soto. kick peot skirt poly docroa CUSHIONS, beige
textured domosk
'Wos $4,000 Now BIS.
Donovon Shop oO owson SOTO, kick pIeot skirt,
spring down cushions, blue texture.
'Wos 5000 ~ Nov z35.
Dunby 59 cone back settees, imported cored
fruiwoOd frome. blue ond olive textured stripe
Were $4,000 Now z4S.
Donovan Shop love scots, buttoned back, kick peot
skirt, rose textured domosk
'Wos $2l400 Now ia.
American Of MortinsvIe loose pillow beck omIess
choir, fruiMood frome, foam cushion, red textureo
domosk
'Wos 227o0 Now 1888.
Donby Moqus lounge choir, imported carved frome,
ontique white and gold, down cushion, eoosheH tex
tured domosk.
'Wos $500 - Nov 1859
Erwin Lambeth buttoned back lounge chairs, kick
peot skirt, spring down cushion, choice of cold,
beige or green texture
Were $500 Nov l3S.
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Greens Show

'Maryland's way"-th e
Hammond Harwood House
Cook Book that could com
plete your Christmas list this
year-offers a compilation Of
recipes from old Maryland
families since 1884 and viii
be available Wednesday at
the annual Christmas Greens
Show and Sale at Ham
mond- Harwood House In An
napolis.
Edited by Mrs. Lewis r.
Andrews and Mrs. j. Reaney
Kelly. the books win sell for
IS. Proceeds win go toward
the Hammond-H atwood
House, designed by William
auckland and completed in
1774. 1t is operated as an au-
thentically furnished 18th
Century museum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
NoLost Art

LIS handwoEk-smbFo8deFy,
smoking. crocheting, quilt
ing q passing srt7 MOI is
the emphatic answer Of the
Relief Society Of the Church
Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-Day
Saints. On Saturday from 2
to Q PM. they viii hold q ba--
zaar at College Park Church
at East West highway and
Adelphi road. featuring toys,
Barbee doll wardrobes, ap-.
rons, pillows. and Christmas
decorations. The ladies win
also offer q white elephant
selection, baked. goods and
light refreshments.
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Pot-Luck Supper

Traditional holiday foo DIS
win grace the table Saturday
when the Junior Woman's
Club Of College Park, Inc,
holds its first pot luck sup
per Of the year. Husbands
and friends WIN join the
group at 8 pm. atSthe Col
lege Park Club House.
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School Drop-Outs
To Be ToIk Topic

The monthly luncheon Of
the Women's CO m unity
Club Of Kensfngton win be
held tomorrow at 1880 pm.
in the social hall Of Warner
Memorial Presbyterian
Church.
Mr.. Joseph Tatna1 Of the
Commissioners Youth Coun-
ell viii discuss school drop
outs and unemployment
problems Of teenagers. A
business meeting viii be at
1880 am.
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save 800 to 7oRo
conte m porory

Royal System teak 10 piece storage unit 3 teIe-
scope poles, shelves, magazine she'll, 3 cobinets.
'Wos SAl400 Nov zoS.
SheFmon Bros. buttoned scot and back lounge
cheirs. choice Of pefsimmon ond charcoal or per-
snamon texture
'Were $l4soO Nov IS.
Armstrong 9Z' buttoned back sofa, swotnut base,
poly docron cushions, green texture
'Wos $39650 Nov z7S
DilIinshom walnut 40'x66" extension dining toble.
was $3.50 Now g.
Erwin Lambeth high back lounge chair, walnut
bose, fooFn cushion, iode silk.
'Wos $500 Nov SO.
Dillingham; walnut s." buffets, block formico top
Were Sl47O0 Now ia.
Henredon cired TO- woInut chest, disc
"Wos $500 Now us
American Of MortinsviIIe wood frome cocktoiI chior
on costers, blue and green texture.
'Wos Sl47oO Nov 70.
DiIIinshom wonut 48"x64" oval extension toble.
"Wos Sl3lOO Now SO!
DonOvon Shop tight scot pull Up chair, persimn,on
and gold texture III
'Wos Sl3950 Nov S.
Golf Aso imported s piece groups vinH wopped
IRON port sectional SOTO, lounge choir, end toble,
cocktail tobe 4&
Were $ll995 Nov So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
Itrod. dining room

Brondt classic cherry 50' credenzos.
'Were Sl9950 Nov l6s
chorok DonbuT droR ,Ieof extension tobls voInut
top with ebony legs ~ IS 81. "a - 81
'Wos $4,000 Now 1879.
Henredon. French Provincial fruitsood IA" breok-
front chino, grill ond gloss door deck lighted in
terror, silver drawer
'Wos $4,000 Now IT'S.
DrsxeI ltoIion Provincial fruitWood 64"x44" oval
extension table, three Il" Leaves.
'Wos $3.50 Nov 1885,
Monitor solid mahogany Il" hunt boards with be-
veed gloss door chino deck
'Were $500 Now Us.
DrexeI ItoGoa Provpciol frgitwood s. buffet.
'Wos $239D Nov Is5.
ThomosviIIe Edry American solid cherry 48" buffet
with gloss dor china deck
'Wos S3s3o0 Now lSs.
DreneI French Provincial frlt~ood IS" chino gloss
ond grill doors,
'Wos $4,000 Nov 500.
Baker s4ssshdped front fruin9ood side boord, inoy
top, punsfed doors, s drawers, including silver
droWer
'Wos SI.1875o Nov sS5.
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sleep clearance

shifmon Comet" Twin or double size, firm inner
spring sets, sono tufted. Nov s.
Spring Air 30" rubber mottress ond box spring set.
rs. Now 81
Twin size innersprino smoot top sets Now 50.
Spring Air 837 coil min size innerspri1o sets.
Now So.
VIM Intner twin size extra firm hair top ond in
nerspfino sets. Now g.
VIM. lntner Twin size oil hoir sets. Nov S..
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trad. be drOom

Henredoa ltolon Provincial ffutWood, 4 piece
group s." double dresser. mirror, double bed, one
night toble
Yves $500 - Nov 1913.
Drexel French Provincial ffuiMood 5 piece group,
"a" triple dresser. mirror, double heodboord,
night tobles
'Wos $500 4 Now sSs.
DexeI Triune IS" five drower drop front chest-disc
sWos S2l700 Now 1855
Henrsdon Collectors Gallery fruit@ood piece
group, Sc" double dresser, mirror, double heod-
board one night tobe.
'Wos $500 Nov s4S
ThomosviIIe French Provincio Antique white ond
gold 5 piece group, "a. triple dresser mirror, M,
ond MIS-, duoT heodboord 2 night tobess
"Wos S5leS0 Now 575
DrexeI Eory American pine piece Group 81 ~
double dresser mirror double bed, two night tobles
'Wos $4,000 Nov 52s
Duvis Cabinet toIian Provincial ontique white end e
gold Apiece group. 59h' double dresser. nnirfpS
chest, double bed. - 49,
'Wos S52500 Now 42S.
Dixie toIion Provincial tvihood "a" dresser, mir
ror. M. end Mrs. Dual heodboord. fl
'Wos $28500 >1- Nov 2S.
DrexeI Eory American pins, s. piece group IS" triple
dresser, mirror poir of twin beds, one night tobe.
'Wos $535O0 Nov AS.
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l- 1sts-,z ~
Thursday Meeting

- The Prince Georges County
Federation OF Women's Clubs
will hear Mr.. Robert c. Cook
Of the Population Reference
Bureau, Inc. speak on Thurs
day at 1890 am. at
the Royal Coach Inn OF. the
Prince GEORGES Motel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
occasional

Boker 11 roahd lamp toble, lSs high, green point
ed bose, norbeIized top.
'Wee Slo45o Nov sS.ss
H.nredon block and gold punching cocktail tobles
2S24xl6 high
'Were $500 Nov 4s.
Welmon French Provincial morbIs top Ionp toble,
fruitwood. 2625x2
Yves $1,000 Nov 50.
chorok walnut lamp toble, porQuet top, 29x2s'3o
high.
'Wos $3.50 Nov S.
Hsrltuss ;. door console in fruiwood 4s<l5x3c
high
'Wos $4,000 Nov 1893.
John wlddleomb console in frNtSood ohd gold,
l3x3Sx3o high.
'Wos $500 Nov 1855.
DOvis cobinet tobIe desk in white and gold, 461l.
'Wos Sll4oo Nov IS.
Wsimon ItoIion Provincial cocktail table in fruit
wood, D56xl5 high.
'Wos $1,000 Nov ss.
DrsseI modern walnut serving oort with drop eo'
ends
'Wos $o40o Nov A.
HsnrsdOn modern walnut cocktail tobie, 2s,54xl6
high
'Wos Sl34o0 New "a.
Imperial mahogany eocktoiI tobe, 254xl6 high
'Wos $685. Nov A.
Lone colonel mopIe cedor chest
'Wos $l4995 Nov rs.
HenredOn 3 drower bachelor chest in stonebeee
finish. rb8b32 high
'Wos $500 Nov 80.
prexeI modern walnut Storage cobinet. $4,000
high; As Is.
Yves $1,000 Nov IS.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-20
Ways To Improve Small Tobacco
Farm Income Described At VPI

per acre annually. In addition
to the 81 acres Of tobacco, it
would be economical to grow As
acres Of corn, barley, and les
pedeza in two-year rotation. 1t
would also be profitable to keep
II soWs and selp $50 fat hogs an
nually. The added initial invest
nent would be $500.
If open land could be rented
for SIS annually per acre.
family income of 1882 could
Pc realized. In such a case. II
would be economical to rent l95
acres Of open land. A two-year
rotation Of corn small grain. and
ieSpedeza can be used on about
2oO acres. Livestock coG1d ill.,
clude 81 steers bought at around
400 pounds in the fall, wintered
paS1ured, and fed supplementary
grain on pasture and sold at $50
pounds.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-20
Grain Sales

Other sources Of income would
be from the sale OF $500 bushels
Of corn, and 81 acres OF fllte-
cured tobacco. To begin this
pr 3 8 I a IN an investment Of
81 500 must be made for adj
dit.onal farm equipment a n d
added storage space for hay
and corn This compares with
the $500 investment needed for
poultry house if the farmer
did not consider renting land.
What about extra labor for
the EXPANDED operation? Kline
says the best plan under the
land renting option includes hir-
ing 900 hours Of seasonal labor
at so cents per hour. For farm
ers not renting land. the best
plan calls for hiring 500 hours
Of seasonal labor.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-20
News Summary
Continued from page II

AOlillliuti IplIl pdSC ~
States and other Western natiors
unpleasant years in which V.
K Kmshra Menon was chief
Indian spokesman
Az AMERICAN Arm N,
a e.cl'lt plunelng from shat
I red plane to the ocean 10000
n 5eloM Was rescued Friday
y. ltdssan fishermen greeting
ial MID III word. Peace.
Aieatad by other American
.l rs, the Russian fishing yes
sJl Johannes Ware sped a motor
l.aiv.l this e quarters of a mile
- capt Hugh Lavallee' s inflat-
td lacb.i boat
On shipboard a Russian doe
tor stitched Lavallee's cut chm
and bathed bruises around the
tller'S eyes With antiseptlc. And
sailor took off his own clothes
to give the drenched 29-year old
American day things.
WEST GERMANY TODA
Will become the 9th nation to
sign the treaty for a partial ban
on nuclear tests. The West Ger
man ambassadors to Moscow,
WASHINGTON and London will at
fix their signatures to the pact.
At the same time the diplo-
mats will deposit statements IN
the threa capitals stressing that
The federal government consid
ers itself the sole represntativ
Of TIL German people.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-20

Change is nothing new on the
farm scene, but the small to-
bacco farmer of Southside Vir-
ginia has had a hard time roll
ing with the punches. DR.. Ralph
G. Kline, farm ecOnomis. at Wiz
gina Polytechnic Institute. has
taken look al this situation
and outlined some possibilities
for such farmers.
A representative farm Of this
area has 80 acres Of open lard.
The farm has a tobacco allo.-
ment Of 81 acres. The amount
OF labor available Operator and
family amounts to one and one
fourth equivalents. The present
value Of land, buildings. live
stock and equipment is $4,000.
The farmer probably could not
borrow more than 81 500 for add
ed investment.
The question is. What cornbi-
nation Of enterprises will give
the greatest return? Kline says
when adjustments are limited to
the present 80 acres OF open
land. that laying hens, hogs. OF
contract broilers offer the best
possibilities.
Laying Hens. Hogs
With good management. a re-
turn of $3.50 can be expected
with 1000 laying hens and 26
acres in two year rotation of
corn-Wheat and lespedeza in adj
dition to the 81 acres Of flue-
cured tobacco. To begin this
farm plan, it will be necessary
for the farmer to invest about
$500 for laying house and
equipment.
a similar income can be ey-
pected from keeping II sows and
selling 1870 fat hogs each year,
or by producing 10000 contract
brollers. In each case initial
added Investment would be from
$1,000 to 81, 800.
A family income Of $4,000
could be realized by renting %
acres more Of open land at s35