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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1952

Page

11

State Forester Advocates Cutting and Planting in Shenandoah Valley

State Forester R L Dunn outlines benefits of controlled cutting and reforestation in Clarke Frederick Shenandoah and Warren counties. He cites 300 000 acres of forest, six million board feet marked for harvest in three years, and 150 000 trees planted. He warns against leaving mature timber uncut as it rots, harms water quality, and inhibits future growth. He offers contact points for landowners seeking advice.

R. L. Dunn Clarke Frederick Shenandoah Warren Shenandoah Valley SCS Forest Service Permament Virginia Forest Service PMA Box 172 Woodstock

Market Quotations From Baltimore and Chicago

Market quotes show apples and potatoes steady to up with varying sizes and grades in Pennsylvania New Jersey and Maryland. Poultry demand steady with fryers and hens varying by weight. Chicago reports hogs cattle calves and sheep with prices across weight classes and quality tiers.

Baltimore Usis Yorks Staymans Bubkts & Bor Usis Md N. J USDA Chicago

New York Stocks Slip Amid Quiet Trading

The stock market moved lower with light volume as losses ranged from fractions to about a point. The heaviest early drop came from Texas Pacific Land Trust off 4 at 183, with other declines including American Petroleum, Santa Fe, Canadian Pacific, Northern Pacific, Cities Service, Southern Pacific, and major names such as General Electric, U S Steel, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, and Radio Corp.

New York Texas Pacific Land Trust American Petroleum Santa Fe Canadian Pacific Northern Pacific Cities Vice Southern Pacific Anaconda Copper Dome Mines General Electric U. S. Steel Bethlehem Steel General Motors Chrysler and Radio Corp

Grain futures dip on hints of Korean truce talks

Chicago grain prices eased at the opening on the Board of Trade amid signals of progress in Korea truce negotiations. Major grain quotes show Wheat May 2.49 1 4, July 2.41 41 4, Corn May 1.83 1 2, July 1.84 3 47 8, Oats May 84 1 2, July 81 1 2, Lard May 11.30, July 11.50 45.

Chicago Board of Trade Jly

Local Markets Corrected Daily by The Star

Local markets corrected daily by The Star as a general notice. Disclaimer on typographical errors. Market listings reflect current guidance and pricing adjustments.

The Star

Colonels Open Baseball Season Tuesday Against Strasburg

The James Wood High School Colonels begin their 1952 baseball season on April 8 at 3 15 p m against Strasburg at Rouss Park. Coach Stanley Koontz plans to trim the roster from 25 to 18 before the opener. The squad features pitchers Ben Rogers and Bradley Driver and a veteran lineup aiming to equal last year’s 11 4 record.

James Wood High Jamese Wood Colonels Ben Rogers Bradley Driver Leo Lewis Robert Ryson John Funk Jimmy Hockman Ray Taylor Peachie Dorsey Harry Hodgson Tommy Biggert Lewis Ewing Bill Brannon Bobby Kline Richard Dick Richard Willis Bobby Manuel Lewis Hodgson Allen Bailey Charles Orndorff Bobby Lawman John Snapp Johnny Christian Charles Wallace Charles Flowers Jerry Stewart James Wood Strasburg Capon Bridge Harrisonburg Fairfax Clarke Co Warren County Nat. Bridge Frederick Front Royal Rouss Park

James Wood Students Entertain Veterans at Hospital

Fifteen James Wood students entertained veterans at Newton D. Baker hospital on March 25. Performances included pantomime, songs by Corleen Sargent and Bill Hepner, guitar by Leroy Buckner, humor acts by Bill Swartz and Tony Davis, and skits by Turkey Locknart and Robert Madigan.

James Wood Newton D. Baker Hospital Tony Davis Coleen Sargent Leroy Buckner Bill Hepner Pat la Rue Bill Swartz Carroll Gardner Jackie Walters

Dancing in the School

Susan avoids school dances claiming it is pointless but a crush on Ted Lewis changes her view after he invites her to a gym dance. The tale encourages overcoming embarrassment to learn to dance before a big social event.

Susan Ted Lewis Ted

Iguanilla Tops Ice Cream Flavor Survey

A survey by the International Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers found vanilla accounted for 45 percent of total sales, chocolate 17 percent, and strawberry 9 percent, making vanilla the most popular flavor.

International Association of Ice Cream Mfg

Senior Interviews Highlight Virginia Teens and Local Clubs

Biographical sketches profile Ray Emory Ewing born in Stephens City Virginia with interest in chemistry and engineering aims. Mary Linnie Fahnestock from Frederick County excels in home economics and typing with softball and crocheting hobbies. Richard Hale Ferrell from Lost Creek West Virginia loves basketball and guitar with 4 H Club membership. Johnny Fletcher of Winchester known as Hayseed pursues dramatics and plays basketball with Actor’s Guild FFA Bowling Club and women hobby. Katherine Emogene Fletcher from Whitacre Virginia favors home economics and softball with sewing and aims to be a housewife in F H A and Distributive Education Club. Joyce Virginia Fout from Opequon Virginia loves English Literature bowling and skating with Beta Bowling F H A and Tri-Hi Y affiliations. William Vincent Hepner of Mt Jackson Virginia focuses on distributive education and baseball with fishing and hunting hobbies in Distributive Education Club and Actor’s Guild.

Stephens City Virginia Ray Emory Ewing Ray A and Science Mary Linnie Fahnestock Comstock Frederick County Journalism Lost Creek West Virginia Richard Hale Ferrell Winchester Johnny Fletcher Hayseed Actor's Guild Whitacre Katherine Emogene Fletcher Kitty Kitty Kitty F. H. A. and Distributive Education Club Joyce Virginia Fout Opequon Joyce Mt. Jackson William Vincent Hepner Bill Distributive Education Club

Local Virginia Students Named At-Glance Biographies

Helen Lenara Hensley from Winchester loves government and volleyball aims to become a beautician. Sara Bellfolden from the same town excels in government and basketball sews in spare time and plans to be a housewife. John Lee Funk born in Winchester enjoys trigonometry baseball and skating aims for college and the Air Force. Julian Lee Gregory from Stephens City studies physics plays baseball and powers up electricity with MIT ambitions. Barbara Lou Hannum from Winchester is active in Beta Club F H A and journalism and bowling. she dreams of becoming a telephone operator.

Helen Lenara Hensley Helen Journalism Winchester Virginia Sara Bellf Golden Sara John Lee Funk Johnny Air Force Stephens City Julian Lee Gregory Lee MI. T Science and Barbara Lou Hannum Babs Tommy Beta Club

Viscose Pay Dividends Declared By American Viscose

New York The directors of American Viscose Corporation, at their regular meeting today, declared dividends of 1.25 dollars per share on the 5 percent cumulative preferred stock and 0.50 dollars per share on the common stock, payable May 1, 1952 to stockholders of record at close of business April 16, 1952.

New York American Viscose Corporation

City Workers Earn Roughly Double Farm Hands’ Pay

An estimate suggests the typical cash income of the average U S city worker runs about twice that of a farm worker. The comparison highlights wage gaps between urban and agricultural labor in the era.

U. S

Virginia League of Women Voters to Meet in Charlottesville

Charlottesville is the site for the Virginia League of Women Voters biennial convention to be held May 16 and 17. Delegates from Frederickburg and other regions will gather to discuss reform and civic participation.

Women Voters Fredericksburg Charlottesville Virginia League of Women Voters

Agriculture Dept Announces Various Egg Market Rates

In Winchester area markets, U S Grade A eggs show varying prices by size with A Extra Large at 31 cents and A Large at 35 cents. Poultry prices list No 1 fowl grower farm deliveries, including heavy breed hens and leghorn varieties, with weights and price per pound.

Winchester Beltsville White

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