S Junior champion in the Jersey division
the recent SPABC cattle show was 1
Bloselaiid Czar Helen, a Dec. 27, 1954
Hbeifer shown by John Stiles & Sons, HI 1
Solvent Cleaner Eases
Problems of Painting
■ Take the easy way to prepare
■amture for painting." If the
■irface is smooth,.use a solvent
leaner to cut the glossy sur
■ce and make*“‘tooth” for the
Ixt coat.
■ Dons L Snook, extension
line management specialist of
For more POULTRY PROFIT
feed
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quality ingredients. Combined with years of
manufacturing experience and the science of Red Rose re
search they give better results . . . and help you feed with
more satisfaction, and more profit.
RAISE YOUR FLOCK ON RED ROSE . . . START TO FINISH
AND GET MORE PROFIT FROM YOUR FEED DOLLAR!
feed service
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LEROY GEIB
Manheim, Pa
r MRVIEW ROLLER MILLS
AL & iVrirvon, Pa
L B. GRAYBILL & SON
litj ton, Pa
Junior Champion Jersey
the Pennsylvania State Univer-
sity, points out that the use of
a solvent cleaner eliminates the
need for using abrasive paper,
steel wool, or undercoat.
Solvent cleaner dries instant
ly and paint may be 'applied at
once A number »of brands of
cleaner are available.
Red Rose Poultry
Feeds are formulated’froTrr highest
'Mt. Airy, Md. Her sire was SJ23 Imp.
Roseland Czar, her dam, Heir’s Duchess
of Jericho.
Oklahoma City, Okla. The
robbers who accosted a local
man recently certainly didn’t
have any feeling They took the
man’s billfold, wnstwatch, and
diamond nng Not satisfied, they
also took his shoes, commenting,
“They just fit fine ”
Every Red Rose Poultry
Feed is flock-Tested, scienti
fically compounded and
balanced to give every bird
in your flock all the nutri
ents needed for vigorous
growth and production.
JOHN H. JBONHOLTZER
R D 4, Laneaslei Pa
SNAOER’S MILL
R D 1. Steiens Pa
JOSEPH JJ GOOD X S;"\' , ,
R D 1, Ciia-in-llanc', Pa
WALTER & J’ f RSO V, ICC,
Chriituma, I'a.
HEARTLESS ROBBERS
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Italy Authorized to
Purchase U.S. Tobacco
Washington (USDA) The
US. Department of Agriculture
has announced issuance to It
aly of an authorization to finance
purchase of up to $2,200,000
worth of tobacco from United
States suppliers under Title I
of Public Law 480
The authorization. No 20-08,
was issued pursuant to an agree
ment between Italy and the
United States announcfj on
July 6, 1956 It provides for the
purchase of approximately three
billion pounds of unmanufac
tured tobacco which must have
been pioduced in the continental
United States or Puerto Rico in
1955 or prior ciop years
Sales contracts entered into
between suppliers and import
ers on or after August 2, 1956
and on or befoie Aug 31, 1956
will be eligible for financing
Delivery will be to importers,
fas vessel, United States ports
on or after Aug. 2, 1956 but not
later than October 1, 1956
The tobacco will be purchased
by the Ammmisdrazione Hon
opoli di Stato, Rome, Italy.
ONE WAY TO DO IT
Renews, Nfld After dig
ging a hole 18 feet deep, trying
to get* water, a man here got
disgusted and left Returning to
fill in the hole, he found his
brother’s horse staring up at
him unhappily. Faced with the
problem of getting the horse
out of the well, the two men
came upon a happy thought
They slowly dumped clay into
the hole and the horse cooper
ated by stomping it down When
the hole was filled, the horse
was on top of tha heap and
casually strolled away
The President will have little
trouble attending the GOP
convention in California if he
can fly to Panama City for an
international gathering there,
earlier.
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wide variety of useful jobs, easily and at low cost It attaches
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Forest Pest Control
Campaign Advancing
. Washington (USDA) All
control work on foiest insects
and diseases has been consoli
dated into one division ot the
Forest Service, the U S Depart
ment of Agiieulture has an
nounced.
This new division of Foiest
Pest Control will be responsible
for the department s activities in
controlling insect infestations,
disease epidemics, and white
pine blistei mst conti ol on Fcd
eial, State, and privately owned
foiest lands Warren V Bene
dict, formeily in charge of the
white pine blister lust control
progiam, will head the new divi
sion.
But since most of the work
will be done coopeiatively with
State foresters and other public
agencies or private land owners,
the division will be under the
general supervision of William
S Swingler, assistant chief of
the 'Forest Service in charge of
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