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MOTORCYCLES

BSA 80 Super Rocket, $50 &C.,
fast European sports model. full
road equip, excel. cond., main
tAined By expert cycle mechanic,
Never raced. $3.50. IA. 7-479S.
HARLEY-DAvIDSON - FLH, Rood
cond., reasonable. seS-337s.
HONDA '63, red, $50 &C, with ex-
tras, excellent condition. $3.50
call 24S-3l6l.
HONDA '63. red, I5O &C. with ex-
&d5o Or offer. HE. 9-1eO5 or
MATCHLEss '5l, excel. cond, $50.
Call after s pm. LU. 3.3l5s.
MOTORCYCLE - Yamaha 1860
80 &C, Twin engine, 6-speed-
ton. $3.50. 563-6562.
TRIUMPH 80 $50 &C, runs good,
must sell. s31s. Also Go.Kart, 800.
'sl-650 &C. Bonne-
vile. garage kept, low mileage
h6S-Sl23 after pm.
1919 TRIUMPH CUB, excellent con.
dition. Call oS-6l40 after 5 pm.
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I. B, W WATERS INClI s. 4 Ass ASSOCIATES }S;HA

MD. PHONES 2l4 and 400
RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER, HaIes
Point, Va. New, modern, l.stOry
rancher. Pine paneled, tile floors,
heat. 3 bedrooms, IVA baths. l4x21
family room. living room, kitchen,
dining area with divider. Large lot,
sand beach. Just Sl7.2oo now. Boat
harbor. For details on this and 9th.
sun2SSPs fT PSSSPssritssc scHHip% fSl r W1isS 6sn
5.Ss3ii.. So%s OR. is.3sCss. Va Ed
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No water fall. but water privils.
are better for boats and swim
ming; Corner lot, Q nice bedrms. =.
big liv. ,rm;. kit. bath. family
rm., modestly priced at $500.
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TAXES

Moderate by comparison. To other
metropolitan areas would be i'm
pressively low.
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$465o.oSr, offer. HE. s-iSO5 or
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
A. A. COUNTY

A. A. COUNTY
l-VIEw OF CHESAPEAKE BAY.
Sand beach and comm. pier right
at your front door, cottage com.
pletely furnished, has lge. liv. rm.,
mod. kit, bedrms. and bath, Ige,
sleeping porch, lge. lot. $500.
2-FULL PRICE $3.50. Secluded on
extra-lge. lot, log cabin with
rooms and bath room, scree n
porch, z blocks from water. $3.50
down and SA4.4l month.
800 FEET FROM BOAT HAR.
BOR. Large 3-bedrm. cottage on
large lot, has liv. rm., mod. kit,
bath, 2 screen porches, lot all
fenced. Small down pymt. $500.
4-FARHAvEN ON THE BAY.
Year-round home in excellent con-
dition, has bedrms., lex27 liv.
rn,, with firepl. all mod. elec. hit,
din. rm., bath, lge. utility rm..
mod. jetair heat, garage and work.
shop. Only $l5,750.
5-CEDAR HURST ON THE BAY,
Year-round rambler on l00xl00 #.
lot, has lge. liv. rm., all mod. kit ;,
2 lge. bedrms., bath, utility rm., oil
heat, only $4,000.
SON WEST RIVER. New rambler
on ] acre, almost complete has lge.
liv. rm. with teak paneling and
beam ceiling, 2 lge; bedrms., bath,
mod; kit;' hot.w ater heat. lge.
porch and guest house, deep water
and lge. pier. s23,5oo.
800 FEET ON DEEP WATER
ON WEST RIVER. Unimproved All
cleared beautifully Handicapped with
trees. good for a Marina or home
sites. Over J acres. s22,5oo.
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CONTINUED
A. A. COUNTY
Autumn FGg

BUY HOME FROM US!
Waterfront Just VI block from this
cottage with 5 rooms, bath. fire.
place, screened porch! 5000.
Only $500 for this 3-bedroom home
with liv. rm., din. rm., kitchen,
bath, and oil heat. Lot l00xl0o IT..
with waterfront privileges!
In waterfront community. this we'll
kept home Is situated on lot l00xl 50
IT,, with trees. You'll love the fire.
place in the liv. rm.! Also, kitchen.
dining area, 3 bedrms., bath, oil
h.a. heat. Patio! Water and pier
privls. Sl3,050.
Waterfront and only $lA.s50, this
home has nc osed porch with
space to spare. Knotty. pine liv. rm
with fireplace and dining area, kit
chen, be m S., bath, (or,
bedrmsO, and oil heat!
} bedrooms and z baths, in a home
tirep ace, din. rm., kitchen,
screened porch, oil heat! $l4,SSo.
Waterfront and what a view! Home
has iv. rm. with fireplace, kitchen,
bedrms, bath, and screened d
porch! $4,000.
So, It's 4 bedroo ms you need?
Here's a home with VA baths, liv.
rm. with fireplace, din. rm., kit
chen, inclosed breeZeway and front
porch, h.-w. Dashboard heat, and
corner, fenced lot! Water privls.
Sls.Soo.
Now II you prefer more than 4 bed.
rooms, and waterfront with pier
then here's the home for you!
Priced at $22, 500.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
GARAGES

CAPITOL HILL = Dry concrete ha.
s2s and $50 mo. Ii. 6.i233.
CAP. HILL Outside pkg. spaces,
small car 81, large Sll, dbl. metal
gar. as is S25. Ii. 6-l233.
lAth AND U sTs. AREA = Double
garage, $40 mo. Call 10. 7-eISl.
18TH ST. N.W.-Heated EaraTe
in home with lishts. with locked
door. 3S7-2329.
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EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS
Going business which is included at
above price Is purchase and sale,
Of fish and crabs. Fish sorting
house and dock. crab house and
dock are also included. Business
nets owner app. 5000 per year. He
Is forced to sell because Of age and
poor health. Don't miss this one II
you are looking for a waterfront
home and can use additional In.
come to help out your retirement
MATHEWS LAND COMPANY
MATHEWS C. H. VA.
AREA Hhs TSTn SGhE TINS ne E1SSEgySt 1SEy,ss
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COMMUNITY LIFE
The envy Of the Nation. We have
everything worth having within
an hours drive.
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TRUST NOTES WANTED
FOR THE TOP PRICE
CALL SIDNEY BLANKEN
TIt o Ia00

NTI!oo NTRIoUBLESSoME IELTINogENT'
DlCkEYS lNVESTMTS. AP. i.sOso.
md TRuST-PAY UP TO 80
PCT. MONEY SAME DAY. c, II.
PATTEN, 347-l5l6, CHI. S-7743.
and TRUST NOTES WANTED Top
prices paid. Immediate service. Mr..
JEFFERYS. 2o6-S0o0.
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AUT0M0TIVE MISC.

ANY auto. trans. completely re-
built, S45 plus parts bench
Job. :, 90-day guarantee. Mr.. "R."
1872 14th st. NV. 723-144o.
CHANGEOvER KIT, 3-spd. trans,
for '63 Chew. Very low miles, guar,
Call 3eS-12o3 after 5 pm.
CHEW. 1855, VS. motor, power pack
with auto. trans, so. IA. s-l6le.
CHEVROLET TRUCK, 4-Speed
Transmission and three 6.bOxl3
6-ply tires. S64-4525.
CORVETTE 81, 80 model hardtop,
SOM MOTORS, 312-S2iI.
ITALIAN MADE 3-wheel Vehicle,
1851 model, seats rickshaw type
covered with canvass ho0d. Fitted
with l-cyl. engine. Make offer. For
further info, call Mr.. COLLINS, at
HI. e-I22l.
RENAULT Caravelle hardtop, COM
plete and perfect. Call RANSOM
MOTORS. 3i2,s7Il.
WANTED: WRECKED JEEP or
Jeep that doesn't run, for parts.
Call 773-71S3.
WILL TRADE Black Hawk hydT.
bumper Jack for Q hydr. floor
Jack. Call OIL. 2-s214.
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HUNT. ACCOMMODATIONS

HUNTING PRIvHEGEs-All game
entire season, Oct. FEB, $50. 2ol
acres, Va, hr. from D. c. Wo
6-l9se.
HUNTING RIGHTS: co acres deer
woods, duck and goose ponds,
house with fireplaces $500. ali
season: 80 acres ouck and goose
ponds, deer woods $3.50: II acres
duck and Goose ponds. auai. and
rabbit $50. duck and goose ponds
on 130 acres $3.50. HonkerS here
now. ANDREWS &: co. l07 Chop
tank ave. Cambridge. Nd. 301-
&C. S-5lo4.
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!. B. Waters & Associates
PRINCE FREDERICK. MD.
PHONES PA and ASS
WATERFRONT

WOODED WATERFRONT LOTS
and acreage on Mill Creek, st.
John Creek. Helen Creek, and
Patuxent River. Also resales in
Drum Point and Chesapeake
Ranch Club at attractive prices.
Close access by water To Ches.
Bay. Patuxent River and Solo,
mons marine facilities. Small
down payment and liberal
monthly terms.
]. B. Waters Il Associates
Prince Frederick. Md.
KEN Appel, Ast. Solomons, Nd.
Phone 301-EAst 6-3722
so ACRES. 6-rm. house with 2
fireplaces on deep tributary OF
Fishing Bay. Deer woods, duck
Il goose ponds, small game. SS.-
500. Terms. ANDREWS a. CO..
10Y Choptank ave. Cambridge.
Md. 3O1-AC. S-5l94.
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CALVERT COUNTY, MD.

MILL CREEK Near Solomons, q
bedrooms, hv. rm. with fireplace,
din. area, mod. kit, bath. porch,
#. pier. Artesian well, central heat,
sale furnished.
SOLOMONS-7 bedrooms, full din,
rm., liv. rm. with fireplace, mod,
kit, bath, oil ht. Enjoy the peace
and quiet Of this tidewater village
in the heart Of the Chesapeake
Bay. Patuxent River fishing and
boating area, $500. " cash. bal,
monthly.
ENT RIVER -2.3s acres,
front 500 II. on water, large oaks.
20 miles from District, lS miles
from Andrews Air Base,
BAYFRoNT LoT-lOs n. on bay,
$4,000, terms.
PATUXENT RIVER Mod. A.bedrm.
brick dwelling, l25-ft. frontage on
river. 200 #. pier, $3S,0oo, terms.
WATERFRONT ACREAGE
900 A. on CheS. Bay
20 A. on Tidal Creek
IA on Tidal Creek
PATUXENT RIVER -7.acre estate,
long shore line incl. old landing
p0int, older type home completely
undermined with oil heat, air cOnd.,
4 bedrooms, z baths, full basement,
2-car garage, llo-h. river pier, lge.
shade trees, access. by paved rd,
about 40 mi. from the District.
MILL CREEK acres. 27o.ft
frontage on water, nice wooded site
with access to Chesapeake Bay.
DRUM POINT 7.bedroom rambler,
shower, artesian well, ! blk. from
Bay, | blk. from lake, a bargain at
$l0,S0o. Terms.
BREEZY PQNT-l acre estate
overlooking Bay, 3 bedrooms plus
dormitory that will sleep 8, mod,
elec. kit, central ht. outside show
er, lear garage, lge. shade trees.
inside and outside fireplaces, per-
feet for lge. family or entertaining,
Sls,Soo.
COVE PoIN 2.bedroom cottage,
mod. kit, bath, fireplace, pchs.J ]
block from Bay with nice water
view, well furnished, $500.
DARES H-3.bedroom ram.
bier, modern kit, bath, ht. On
lots. Excel. Bay view, wide sand
beach. $1,000, terms.
KENWOOD BEACH Z cottages, J
lots, bayfront, good investment, live
in one. rent the other. Price e
$1,000.
NEW 2.BEDRM. CABIN near lake
access to Ches. Bay, and Pstuxenl
COVE POINT Furnished cottage
fireplace, screened porch, near Bay
$500, about one third cash.
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PROPERTIES at Ce.
darhurst on Ches. Bay. 81 miles D.
c., near Shady Side, Md. 2-bed-
room modern home with enclosed
porch, ! block from boat harbor.
$500 furnished. Also a well kept 2.
b d r o m m e n home with
screened porch, large lot, garage,
outside fireplace, elec. Kitchen,
price, $3.50. Ideal for retirement
commuters or summer houses. See
Mrs. Oliff on Holly ave. or Mr..
Bauman on Chesapeake ave. In d.
c. call W0. 6-07A7.
3-YR.-OLD RAMBLER,
most beaut. cove with wonderful
view on Patuxent River, less than
Va hrs. from city. Owner retiring
to Florida, will sacrifice. Liv. rm.,
din. rm., den, family rm. l6x26, ;
bedrms., 3 baths, 2-car garage, full
bSmt. and wOrkrm. psf pier,
boathouse 20x30. port Q II. deep. II
desired a soft. boat priced $500.
Heated doghouse, could be changed
to stable. Underground large gaso-
line tanks for boat and car. UN-
BELIEVABLE VALUE. Asking
$4,000. Call MR.. LUTYK, s2o-2261,
PAUL p. STONE. TU. 2-llo5, RA.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WTD.

M-ACRE LOT, all utils.. located
near Indian Head hwy; In Livings-
ton Park, Md. 760-2SU.
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.ONTlNUED)
BUILDERS

Subdivision of 1874 Lots
Engineering recorded and ap-
proved by Montgomery County.
ale, ready for developing. Priced
at only $500 per lot. Very favora.
BILE financing. Located in $4,000 to
$4,000 area.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
CATOCTIN MTS

CAIOCTlN MIS-.
lo0-acre dude ranch site, barn for
rs horses, s-rm. main house, fire.
places, 4 bedrms., bath, cleo, 50
acres leveled to gently rolling turf,
bal. rolling timberland, ideal for
bride trail, abundance Of deer and
upland game Large lake. Joining
mountain estates and showplaces Of
wealthy suburbanites. $3Sy00o. Terms
VI cash.
Charles H. Jamison, Inc.
REALTOR
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HOUSES

HOUSES
We have ready to show IA model
houses ranging in price from
$l6.a50 to $4,000. From 2
bedrooms to 8 bedrooms.
We also have ready l model
lodge at S10,50O.
The lights are on: central water
system already connected. Just
make your choice and move in
Evening star., 1963-09-29
ON ROUTE 97

CoUNTY-167 acres,
over l mi. paved I'd, frontage,
APPROX. 15-acre Of wood. RAM
SEY REALTY Co, 049-O532,
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APARTMENT SITE

Y acres in Alexandria, all utilities.
Priced at approximately 81 ,l60 per
unit with Subordination. Price in
cludes reZoning due next month.
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TERMS

Down payment from $500 up:
long-term financing arranged;
low settlement cost.
OPEM ALI. THE TIAEE
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HOME SITES

HUME SITES
Averaging approximately an acre,
wooded; central water system; !;
prices range from $4,000 to
$4,000: restricted: financing to
meet any reasonable needs,
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POTOMAC

POTOMAC, MD.-Approx. I acre
partially wooded beaut. home site
OIL. A-4105 for loc and nrice
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VACATION PLACES
Sum MER CAMPS

200 ACRES Of beautiful woods. Lee.
dining hall, cabins, bath houses,
lake, etc. $4,000. IA. s.l225,
wkdays II to 4.
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SUMMER HOMES

NORTH BEACH Cottage on lge. lot
with all conv., furn. incl. Reas.
priced. By OWNER. Ii. A-l6qS.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

SYRACUSE. N. Y.-3-bedrm. split
excel. cond., Ns-acre lot. Prestige
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BREEZY PoNT-l acre estate
overlooking Bay, , bedrooms plus
dormitory that will sleep 8, mod.
elec. kit, central ht. outside show.
er, lear garage, lge. shade trees,
inside and outside fireplaces, per-
feet for lge. family or entertaining,
Sls,50O,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

500 q UPDATE.
81 YANcY DERRINcER.
Adventure. tRepeatl
q MAJ. ADAMS, TRAILMASTER.
Western. Hour. weight Of Com
mand." Ward Bond stars. (Repeat.l
q AMATEUR HOUR.
Talent Show. Ted Mack, host
$50 "a THE BULLWINKLE SHOW.
Animated cartoon series. Color.
q RNERB0AT.
Adventure. i Hour. lRepeatl
q G. E. COLLEGE BOWL.
Information game. Kenyon College team-
bier. Ohio meets University of South
Dakota WeFmilllon, South DakotD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

Afternoon, Cont.
800 @ METROPOLITAN MOVIE.
Hours. brigham Young" 1910.
Tyrone Power.
q CHALLENGE GOLF.
Sports Hour Arnold Palmer and
Gary Player vs.. Dave Mari and Johnny
Pott. at Olympic Club. San Francisco.
$50 @ WILD KINGDOM.
Adventure. Color. defense Against Ex-
tinctiOn" An examination Of mans efforts
to save the worlds discriminating wild
life Marlin Perkins. host.
400 On WONDERFUL WORLD or GOLF.
Sports. Hour Color. Bob eoalby vs..
Bob Charles at Parap1aumu Beach Club,
yelling, New Zealand
q CHAMPIONSHIP BRIDGE.
John Gerber and Edith Kemp vs. Dick
Frey and Eric Murray Charles eoren, host.
q the TANNING OF A VIRUS.
Special. Hour. Report on the discovery
and development Of new measles vac
cine. Guests: Doctors John Enders and
Luther L. Terry. and David Edmonston,
donor" Charles cOIIlngwOod. reporter.
40 q ALUMNI FUN.
Quiz. LoyoIa University meets University
Of Oklahoma. Alumni include Daryl
Hickman. actor tLoyoIa University, and
Tommy Mcdonald. football star tUnNer-
sty Of okIahoma).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22
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Enroll ihe C. Bsovy Academy and put your Flair for
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22

1926 q WT0P EDITORIAL.
Jack Jurey reporting.
1920 q TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES.
Tricks. Bob Barker. host.
q THE BIG MOVIE.
/ Hour so Minutes. "Show Business"
1914. Eddie Cantor
"a FATHER KNOWS BEST.
Comedy. (Repeat.)
q SEARCH FOR TOMORROW.
Serial. Mary Stuart.
l2:45 q THE GUIDING LIGHT.
Serial. Featuring Ellen Demming.
1855 q NBC NEWS DAY REPORT.
Ray Scherer reporting.
loo q BEST OF cR0UcH0.
Quiz eroucho Marx repeats.
q GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Hospital Dramas. John Beradino stars.
q THEATER OF STARS.
Drama. A solid business man and
rolling stone vie for the same woman.
Larry Parks. (Repeatl
Montana farmer-stockman., 1963-10-15
Montana Farmer-StOckman

Oct. IS, 1868; Vol. 81, No.
Published twice a month on the 1st
and 18th, excepting Dec. Is, by the
Montana Farmer, Inc, Great Falls,
Mont. Subscription price So for one
year, Canada So for one year. Second
class postage paid at Great ,6sssssss0
Falls, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1963-10-15
But it's a fact:
Home heating costs average
1917 less with coop savings

It's automatic! OP heating fuel and you'll cut
your winter heating bill Savings to coop customers ast
wear 1922 $40 500 OF purchase You
pay the regular get back good part Of it at the end
membership fee When buy belong It's that easy
For YOU, too!
AND you even more up to 500 OF the fue
YOU Home Comfort Service brings personal
help to you check house for heat loss now
your heating system peak operating condlton
home heating specialist often burner expert
If not, he knows a good one for you. Ask him.
COOP fuels hot and clean! Fire up with either
RID TREATED burner fuel COOP Idcga dR gas Nl
trouberee And COOP degree day keep-hll serv- @
a Budget Plan that lets spread the
psy"so, over aS Goop pes s5as sS%o se Service
on heat
E1 Askuo Writefo a
Montana farmer-stockman., 1963-10-15

use of a formula developed by the
USDA for measuring plant response TO
environmental influences Temperature,
moisture, light intensity and day length
The formula can be used by ScIentlStS
TO develop new crops and predict their
adaptability to various growing areas
of the United States. 1t eventually may
be used by growers to tell ahead OF
time when to apply irrigation water
or fertilizer to assure maximum CROWN
of crops. The formula was developed
through careful measurement OF growth
of certain plants under certain conol-
tions and computing relationships. COM
putationS were so complex that only
the use of electronic cOmputers made
them possible.
MOVING A STEP nearer to biological
control of houseflies through discovery
that female flies produce chemical
substance that attracts male flies. what
the substance is and how 1T is produced
by the female have yet to be deter
mined. But, whatever it is, it is soluble
in benzine and can be isolated to a
degree simply by grinding up dead
may be used to lure males into traps,
to poison bats or to chemical that
steriliZes them The substance is highly
specific-it does not attract female flies
or males of other species.
using RMONE preparations
called tanthogens s'-meanlng blossom
generators = to make plants produce
earlier and better flowers University
of Wisconsin researchers report results,
not only on flowers such as polnsettlas
and violets, but on barley. treated
barley produced fuller seed heads ana
pIunper seed. This seed from treated
plants had a higher termination rate
and produced better yields than un-
treated seed. Several seed companies
are currently testing the materials on
large acreages. Anthogens taken from
one kind of plant seem to work wen
on many other kinds, a sort of universal
mechanism.
BREAKING ROCKS by means of
high frequency electrical power. No
explosives, drilling or hammering are
involved The method is being used IN
mining but may have application I'm
farming. 1t may even be used in tillIng
soils.
-EXTRACTING AN INSECT1CiDE
from common garden vegetables. Uni
versity of Wisconsin researchers report
that an insect-killing chemical called
2-phenylethylisothiocy has been
found in cabbage, cauliflower, Brussels
sprouts, broccoli, kale, mustard, kohl-
rabi. rutabagas and turnips. In rutaba-
gas and turnips the compound is found
mostly in the peel In the other vege-
tables it is mostly in the root. Since
these compounds occur naturally IN
crops that people have eaten for CEN
turies, it might be assumed that their
toxicity to humans is low. Most of the
compounds are boiled away in cooking.
However, they are quite effective as
insecticides and they are being manu-
featured in Europe by a German COM
pany. They are not yet made in the
United States.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1963-10-15

feel
effect 'Wnd ChiH'
(befom1
indicates
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1963-09-19
Hi-Schoo| Hi-Lite5
BY LINDA SHELTON

school and Swanson School for
their lunches. Approximately
$50 students are going to
Swanson and 100 are going to
the high school. This condi-
ton will exist for two or more
months. There are difficulties
in arranging time and trans
portation for these extra stu
dents. The high school cafe
terra is not designed for seat
ing this number of students
Friday, Sept. 20, is the date
for the first dance of the year.
Students of all classes are urg-
ed to attend.
This week the freshmen of
Palmer high school are being
initiated. So f IT everyone is
being good sport about t h e
situation and seems to be hav-
ing a good time. Friday, Sep
TENDER 20, a court will be held
and offenders will be punish
ed.
The schedule of all the bask-
etball games will be finallzec
this weekend at the coaches
and administrative meeting II
Anchorage. AS soon as this i:
done, season tickets may OF
published.
/ Il
At the present time, 300 stu
dents have enrolled at Palm
er high school.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1963-09-19
Airport Charges
FIowage Fee

A flowage fee of two cents a
gallon for aviation gasoline is
now being charged by all plane
fuel dealers at the Palmer air.
port, it was announced this
week.
The two cent tax is being
levied to help defray the oper-
ations and maintenance ex-
penses of the airport.
The local airport was decided
to the city of Palmer by the
state of Alaska early this sum-
mer. City officials have turned
over the operation and main
tenance of the airport to the
MatanusRa Valley Airmen's
Association.
Gasoline prices are now uni
form throughout the field,
representative of the airmen
said.
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1T. Richardson, Dept. M, $40;
MRS. ED HANKS, Shelley,
ldaho, Dept. l, S.; MRS. E 3
HAMILTON, Anchorage. Dept.
<, So rs; NORMA HARTNER.
Wasllla, Dept. D, $3.50; MRS.
LEE HARTLEY, Palmer. Dept.
a, Sl.50, Dept. K, So; BREN-
IA HARTLEY, Palmer, Dept.
Z, 81, Dept. F, $3.50; ELEAN-
OR HARTNER, Wasilla. Dept.
K, LIS; PAT HARTUNG. Pal
mer, Dept. M, So; MRS. DAISY
5. HEAVEN, Wasilla, Dept. I.
So, FOSTER C. HEAVEN. Wa
sllla, Dept. A. $3.50; WILLIAM
HECkER, Palmer, Dept. B, 81;
LARRY HEDDLES, Palmer,
Dept c, $35;
GEORGE HEDLA, Anchor
age, Dept. A, $3.50, Dept. K,
S9.75; MRS. ARNEL HEN.
Palmer, Dept. J, So; BILL
HERMANN, Palmer, Dept. R.
81; HENRY HILL, Palmer.
Dept. F, So; ROSALIE HILL,
Wasilla, Dept. l, 81; STEPHEN
HILL, Wasilla, Dept. E, $3.50;
lSAkEL HELM, Stevens Will
age, Dept. A, So; LARRY HOG
KJEMA, Palmer. Dept. A,
81. so; DAVID HODGSON. Pal
mer, Dept. R, soc; B. J. HOL-
LEMBAEK, Palmer, Dept. C.
s205; SCOTT HALLEMBAEK,
Dept. c, $40;
HOWLING DOG FARM. An
chorage, Dept. D, $3.50, Dept.
:, $40; MIKE HURLEY, Wa
silla, Dept. O, 81; Dept R, So;
MARION B. HYATT, Anchor
age, Dept. R, stamp trophy;
DON IRWIN, Palmer, Dept. K,
s11.50; MRS. DON IRWIN, Pal
ner, Dept. l, 81, Dept. K. soc;
JOHN JENSEN, Palmer, Dept.
,, soc; CHESTER JOHNSON,
Wasilla, Dept. c, SIS; LINDA
JOHNSON, Wasilla, Dept. |.
S1,50; and WENDY JONES,
Anchorage, Dept. L, $40.