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TEST OF THE WEEK"

Horticultural Tips

Shade Tree Boren: Boren are the larval stage of some beetles and moths. Some of these in* sects work in the terminal shoots; others beneath the bark, frequently girdling and killing the tree; still othen tunnel in the heart wood, making the tree subject to rot and wind damage. Generally most borers attack trees weakened or Injured by transplanting shock, drouth, flooding, dirt fill over the roots, etc. Presence of borers may not be evident until it is too late to save the tree, therefore, prevention is of the most importance. Prevention: Newly transplanted trees should be pruned to retsore the normal root-shoot ratio. Wrapping tree trunks for two years after transplanting prevents drying out, sun scald

and provide* a mechanical barrier to borers. Spray trunk with DDT, Dieldrin or Lindane before wrapping. Promote good health and vigor by proper watering and fertilising. Control: Spray before young larvae hatch from eggs on the bark. Spray in mid Stay, June and July with either DDT Dieldrin or Lindane. Tse a sticker-spreader with sprays.

Fern News By Mrs. Ernest Heber

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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heber spent Mother’s Day at Knightsville visiting Mir. and Mrs. Lester Hayes and attended Sunday School at the Methodist Church. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mfcs. Nadene Burks and children, Barbara, Patty, and Robbie were Mr. and Mrs. James Clark and son, Paul and Mr. and Mrs. William Perry and daughters, Ametra and Rebecca. Mir. and Min. Don Heber attended the qualifications at the 600 mile Speedway ait Indianapolis Saturday. Mrs. William Aker was shopping in Terre Haute Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. James Clark were hi Indianapolis Saturday. Mks. Joy Cummings and Mrs. Lawrence of Belle Unkm spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Indianapolis, guests of Mrs. Eva RoekhlH. They attended the show, The Bible,** which they enjoyed very much.

Mias Edna Mae Rom will be home from Logansport Hospital for two weeks, visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Raymer and family. Mr. and Mrs. BUI Perry and daughters were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Perry and family at Rockville Thursday evening. Mrs. Arlene Cox Burkett Is a patient in the Putnam County Hospital.

Roaming Romeo MOSCOW UPI — A provin dal court has sentenced a roaming Romeo in a Soviet army colonel’s uniform to six years in jail, the Moseow suburban newspaper Lenin’s Banner said Tuesday. It said Edward Arkady Notazius first stole several women’s hearts, then made off with their jewelry.

When there la * sure way of .meking a contract, It stands to reason that declarer should not play la any manner that JeopanUaos his chances. Certainly tha principle Is sound, but how and when to apply it la an en-

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r est led a diamond and East won the queen with the ace and returned a diamond. Declarer won In dummy and led a heart to tha ace. He then cashed the ktng of hearts, In line with the general principle that it la mathematically better to play

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queen of apadM to defeat the contract one trick. However, South Should hams made the hand. A better Biit ef play, after carting the aoe of hearts, is to enter dummy with a club and return a heart. When East follows low, South should finesse the nine as a 100% safety play for the eantnet V the ttamm wins, declarer draws the last trump and winds op losing a diamond and at most two spsdm. If the flnssM loses, which may easily happen, the contract la still entirely safe because South then has a third trump in dummy to take ears of the fourth spade in his hand. The only tricks he loses in such case are a spade, a heart and a die-

mend.

It la true that If avoiding a trump loser were his one and only concern, declarer would be better off In tha long run to lead out the A-K of hearts. But since it is far more important to make the contract than to worry about a possible trump loser, he should take the finesse that absolutely Insures ten

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By RICK DU BROW HOLLYWOOD UPI —Town Hug of the World,** once MevMoa’s most distinguished series but now only a rare offering, Monday night presented a conversation with Sen. Robert Kennedy. Gov. Ronald Reagan and students in London. The transatlantic CBS-TV hour, part of the series created by the network’s former news boss, Fred Friendly, was accomplished with the aid of the Atlantic communications satellite, and had the obvious attraction of showing two officeholders who may someday bid for higher power. to theory, at least, the subject of Monday night’s program Was the image of America and the youth of the world, but the usual avalanche of polemics from students with causes to state, rather than questions to ask, soon made hewing to the theme all but Impossible. Kennedy and Reagan also weighed fia with a bit more rhetoric than was necessary. Since these prime-time "Town Meetings of the World” hours are usually taped earlier in the day, it does seem advisable for future broadcasts to be extended la their raw, like intake so that there is more leeway In editing excessive talk and pointleesness from the final air copy, thereby emphasising the illuminating moments. This business of America’s Image abroad seems to be holding great fascination these days for the three major television networks. NBC-TV did a special on the subject, "ABC Scope” deeds with it this Saturday night and of course CBS-TV chipped in Monday with “Town Meeting of the World.” You’d think Madison Avenue was handling foreign policy, obsessed with image in the eyes of others rather than the essence of what to right and wrong about it For the follower of these transatlantic broadcastsin which students question American political figures, an expected pattern now is obvious. Almost Invariably, the students nave their barrages for the politicians generally identified aa more conservative. It does seem quite am axing indeed that the various networks apparently find it difficult to present students with conservative leanings.

It an reminds me ef a time years ago when I was sent cm a newsreel assignment with a photographer to get reaction to President Eisenhower’s farm policy from farmers in the Chicago area. All day we searched for answers, and found Republicans galore, but no Democrats. We just couldn’t find one. Yet we knew there must be one around. It was freexing, and we fortified ourselves with brandy, and finally at dusk we found a Democrat. I forget what he said, but I went home with a dear consdence.

NOTICE TO THE TAXPATKES OP THE SOUTH PUTNAM COMMUNITY SCHOOL COEFOEATION PUTNAM COUNTY. INDIANA NoUe* U hereby slrea to the taxpayers of the south Putnam Community School Corporation of Putnam County. Indiana, that South Putnam Community School Corporation will hold o meetlns at the courtbouee in Greencastle. Indiana, «a the ith day of June. leer, at two o’clock p. m. tor toe purpose of eonslderlnc a proposal to establish an Increased aecuMulatWe bulldlnc fund tor toe followtns purpose: To pro rids part of too toads to meat toe costs of too construction and equipment of toe proposed new high school bulldlns tor said corporation and all faculties and Improvements connected with eald proposed new high school building. Said fund to be raised by toe levying of an additional tax o. eighty-five coats (00.01) on each One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) of taxable real and personal property located la the taxing district to provide money tor eald toads, said tag to bo levied March L 1001 and payable tn 1000 and annually thereafter for a period not to exceed twelve (U) years as provided tor In toe acts of toe Indiana General Assembly, Chapter IT, Acts of 1015 as amended. AU taxpayers concerned in toe effected taxing unite are given notice of thla action by tha school corporation. This proposal to too form of a resolution or ordinance. If adopted, will then bo submitted to the State Board of Tax Commissioners tor Us approval. South Putnam Community School Corporation James L. Oiddtngs, Free. Prank Jarrell. Secy. May H-ae-M

By DAVID NOTT CARACAS, Venexuela UPI— For the underground Venezuelan Communist party guerrilla warfare is out and the voting booth is in—at least for the moment At any rate this is the message one set of party leaders in hiding is seeking to put over. "We will never totally abandon the use of arms as a means to revolution. And we have no intention of disbanding our guerrilla groups while government oppression continues,” according to Fompeyo Marques, new secretary-general of the Venezuelan Communist Party (PCV) and, until recently, a leading exponent of terrorism. "But our Immediate objective,” he said, "is to play our part In the 1968 elections by backing the formation of a grand opposition front...” His views are not shared by ultra-extremist guerrilla chief Douglas Bravo, leading a splinter group in the mountains who has been "expelled” from the party, but who enjoys Fidel

Castro’s backing. The “softening” of policy by such a traditional hardliner as Marquez demonstrates the party’s strong desire to be accorded the legal status it has not held since it was banned in 1963. As a senator, Marquez was well-known for his firebrand oratory espousing violent revolution. He has by no means renounced violence permanently. He has merely said violence is impractical at this time and will not accomplish the party’s immediate objective—that of achieving legality. This kind ef fence-treading has led to confusion in party ranks with some leaders frequently seeming to talk out of both sides of their mouth by advocating armed warfare on one hand and "repudiating” terrorism on the other. The government’s position on the Communist party however, has grown firmer than ever In the face of a continuing wave of subversion and recognition of the party is far from its vnlpd.

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NOTICE OF ABMINISTBATION In to* Putnam Circuit Oaurt. Estate No. EST 61-40. Notice U hereby riven tost Lewie W. Lons was on too 10th day *f May. IfSI. appointed AdmhSstrator of toe estate or Lola M. Lows, deceased. All persons bavins claims asatast said estate, whether or net wow duo. must tile toe same In eald court within six months from the data of too first publication of this noties or said claims will bo forever barred. Dated at OreencasU*. *-«»»»», thla lOto day of May. 1001. Ennis E. Hasten. Clerk at to* Put nam Circuit Court. Attorney James M. Houck .. May ll-M-Il-St NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In too Putnam Circuit Court. Estate NO. EST. 67-30. Notice is hereby tivea that David R. DueB was on tha Uto day of May. 1101 appointed Executor of too will ef Josephine A. Fisher, deceased. AU persons bavins claims against said estate, whether or net now due. must me toe same In eald court within six months from toe date of too tint publication of this notice or said claims win be forever barred. Dated at Greeaeastle, this Uto day of May. M67. Ennis E. Masten, Clerk ef the PuU nam Circuit Court. Attorney J. Prank Durham May ItMOMt

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Buz Sawyer

By Roy Crane

WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE MY HOMEWORK, CPR. SAWYER?

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By Fred Lasswell

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