S—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 19, 1962 - Ralph Fired (Fiom Page 1) ledged illegal at lions in cou- nts tion with cotton acreage al- lotments and giain stoiage op- erations under the Depaitment of Agntultuie. He has been further indicted in connection nith obtaining credit using noa-o\istant feiuhzer stoiage tanks toi secuntv Detailing hn> action against Ralph, Fieeman’s statement aaad “The Depaitment oi Justice has leported to me that poisonal long-distance phone calls weie made bj Dr Ralph and (haiged to Billie 80l Estes ciedit taids This activity, combined with those di.si iosed in Di Ralphs testi xnonj in l'e\as legal ding liib relationship with Estes, does not, m im judgment measiro up to tile high standaids 01 conduct lequuid foi a pel son repiesenting oui _gov ei nnieiit in an overseas assignment Freeman said the depat t menl is continuing its imesti gallon He added that the FBI and the Senate lmestimations subcommittee m-d .1 Hirav (rO\ ei ..meat Ojieiations siili coinniittee that are looking in- to the i asp aie 1 ei eivmg ev ei 1 coojiuation m tlieu mvestiga tions , Ralpn a pi esidential tppom itee joined the depaitmen' tdioitlv altei the Kennertv ad ministration took olln e la--t jeai He ha I been dnectoi >’ the California State Dcpai'- ment ot Agin ultnre Skientistb cl the! S Depart meait of Agncultuie have learned that soil tieatment and cultivation will ieduc iJ fallout levels Should fallout contaminate a limited aiea it can be fompletelv removed bv scraping oft a tew imhea of soil Mj Neighbors I' / •*You wash—and I'll wipe.” Why Crops Need Limestone Two important ingredients needed bv crops are ralcium and inagnes'iun noth o I these ere regulaih lost tluough the soil b\ the following wa>s 1 By leaching (a slow leak- mg awa% piotess where theie is ram f ill) 2 l’\ crop remo\als (le gumes, such us ha> and other gieens, are taken off the fu Ids. instead of plowed under) 3 By general use of tin. sail Because of tbi-, loss, the soil becomes what is known a-, Jugh in and Butting on hme ittone nia> supply calcium and masmcMiim and iorrc t the Coil aridity at the same tint o It has been show n In ex periments In agricultural col leges and experiment stations that foi e\erx dollar spent foi limestone irom si to s| 1 are returned to the farmei through nnieisid \ iclds Adv . b\ Iran M Mai tin,r| Blue Ball fa Jd< - \ dairy call takes about X two tears to develop into a * milking, cow and prove her * vvoith as ,i producer. This .j. means about two tears or -,o ot her owners time, *;* labor, teed, barn space, *•* , •t* nione.v and wony ana !> all tins with the hope' sites X will be a pi editable pio- *;• (IIKCI •:* Get a head start toward profits hy feeding * Red Rose Dairy Feeds to your young stock to * •*« pioduce strong animals that will matuie quickly * ... . and take their place in the milking line * V . <• * earlier. * Ammon E. Shelly R I) Lititz Pa Mountvilie Feed Service K n 2 Colunibia, Pa ********************** j ROHRER'S Offer 4 Insecticides - Fungi * Fertilizers am * L Arsenate of Lead .31b. 1.20 Pcrbam 3 lb, 3.10 Sterptomycin 1 lb. 5.35 50% D.D.T 4 lb. 1.(50 53% Duo Copper 6 lb. 3.75 15% Parathion 3 lb, 1.05 35% Malathion 5 lb. 3.05 Dithane >l-23 31b. 3.85 10% Chlordaue Dust 5 lb. 1.05 5% D.D.T. 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Rsa*o Ross' DAIRY FEEDS West Willow Farmers Association W est Willow, Pa ************************ A Complete Line * Icides - Weed Killers J d Plant Starter + Weedone LV-4 | (Low Volatile Ester) * 1 gal. can $5 25 * 5 gal. can . . . $24 75 -* Weedar 64 (Amine) * 1 gal, can $3.75 J 5 gal. can $17.50 * ATRAZINE BOW $ 5 lb, bag 2.85 lb. J Amitrol T _ . . 11,85 gal. + Alim 1.93 gal. J Amino Tnozolc . 3.50 lb. + 4 lb. canister 9.95 each * LINDANE $ 20% eniuLsion 1-gal. 11.00 J 5-gal. Can (per gal.) 10.50 * METHOXYCHLOR | 5 - gal. 32.35 * 30 gal. drum ASK 15 INCBKA.SK VIEM> and ini- * pro\cd quality of jour liaj % crops by adding to jour spit- + tie bug spraj - , J Nutri-Leaf (20-20-20) ♦ 5 lbs. 1.75 * 35 lbs. . 7.5 q * * Brown & Rea At glen, P,t A. S. Groff Not lb Queen Stieet Hamastei, Pa Weedone 2,4 D $ . * MU' IV 4 ■luinfwuitiM MUsmutMi him srrx i ii '«mcH^ ~u 5 ~’c, ’ c I’ll. Ivauc. EX 7-3530 + A Complete ORTHO P. L. Rohrer 6?8r0.,1nc. SHOKHXOWX potato pests can’t hide from Phosphamidon You’ve probably read about> the insect-seeking Killer-ORTHO Phosphamidon. We have it. We'\e seen it work. We recommend it for eliminating potato pests. " 1 Here’s why. Wherever insects hide safe from other spraj s (under the curl of a leaf, in crevice of a stalk) Phosphamidon hunts them down. And kills them. Phosphamidon kills on contact But, it doesn’t have to It is absorbed by the foliage and pene trates the entire upper part of the plant sys tem. Result: a “remote control” kill that gets the hidden insects other sprays miss. The list of insects reads like an encyclopedia of potato pests: Colorado potato beetle (even the resistant one), all varieties of aphids, flea beetles, corn borers, leaf hoppers just about every insect that chews or sucks What’s more, most insects that are resistant to other spraj s find Phosphamidon irresistible. Phosphamidon is absorbed so quickly that work ers can enter the fields a few hours after spray ing. And the natural predators that feed on harm ful potato insects can safely return too. Don’t spray money away, hit ox miss, wdth or dinary sprays come in or phone us for your Phosphami don requirements. With Phos phainidon you just can’t miss ORTHO PRODUCTS J. C. Ehrlich Chemical Co., Inc. 730 K\ST (HKSTMT ST. Line §f PRODUCTS Avoiloble Af IMione Lane. KX 7-,15a9 Reg Tj S T M Pat Off ORTHO J>is(rihuu-d by I. iM” inter, f \ I’H. K\ 7-3721 AUTHORIZED DEALER
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