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ALTOONA MIRROR, ALTOONA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1961- Jttirror Want Ads WI 4-7171. Newspictures Ideas For Home, Farm And Garden. AUGUST IS NATIONAL SANDWICH MONTH- Caputo, U. Department of Agriculture and LiU M. Jones, manager ol Home Economics partment, H.

J. Heinz Company, shows Eugene preparing a mid-summer sandwich treat. Turkey Among Tops In August Plentiful Foods irequires three slices of buttered 'rye bread. The bottom deck con IH jtains slices of cooked turkey andj i deck reveals Swiss cheese arid (tomato slices. Serve this wich cut into halves thirds According to Eugene Caputo of, ouartei the U.

S. Department of lure, the supply of turkey is upi 8 rwith Fall Is Time for Grass-growing Navy Puts i Blockade on Confederacy By MERTON T. AKERS United Press International The United States Navy began; lin the late summer of 1861 the jseemingly impossible task of gjjg the holts in the blockade oi ithe Confederate coast. The blockade, one of the basic war plans of the North, had proclaimed by President Lincoln; on April 19, 1861, and strength- i ened on April 27. The use of the' term "blockade" in the proclama-i tion puzzled European i In the language of diplomacy, a Ination "closed" its own "blockaded" ports of an enemy; nation.

This appeared to foreign offices to be recognition bv the (North of the Confederacy's being-' jerent status. Lincoln and William H. Seward. secretary of state, i came under some fire on the sue but the President paid little; attention to the criticism, was largely technical. Under the Treaty of Paris, to which the United States was a signatory, a blockade had to be effective to be recognized by foreign nations.

In the spring and summer of '61 1 the blockade was anything bra jthat. i On March 4. 1861 with the Civili War already inevitable, the North; had only 90 vessels in its The home squadron consisted oi vessels, only four of them Northern ports and one of nose i pi OF MAKE OF AMERICAN a sailing store-ship. The rest were; The 9 mode (ouring owned by Town and Country Weekend Reeding For All Members Of The Fomily ture, me supply ui is 27 per centTrom last year and; 1 29 per cent above average. Tur- The warm days and cool nights ease.

Heldbf early fall bring on a long ns picks toppedjson of good grass-growing scattered from the coast of per kevs will continue to be plentiful He-men only" sandwich use generous amounts of sliced. i ioc gciiciuua vi. througha nu ham. turkey and cheese on thin slices of toast the summer months what could be better duri hot summer months than nut tious turkey sandwiches! 'ies come in which is ideal for starting a new lawn or for renovating an established one. Grasses thrive in this cool autumn weather, but annual weeds ment face treats to those of like proportions.

The secret of' 1 with mayonnaise or but' iter top with a second thin slice of toast spread with mayon-grass shoots es that ally less de: iriod of cooler weather. slave traders, to the Pa- More than 300 naval officers resigned to go South or Richard Sweeney of Ligonier, is an extremely rare type of early American touring car, there being but 12 of this model known to be in ex- istence today. The car Is one of many which are appearing at the annual meet of the Allegheny region of the Antique Auto Club of of America today at the Swigart Museum near Huntingdon. dismissed. All told there were Atlantic off Cape Hatteras and then ran up a wni about 5.0W men in the Navy.

Shoals, (flag. IVMllim fact that so much of the small; Blockade runners could transit; Union troops went ashore Tire Rubber Company, Akron, Ohio. Two men from the district. Grant R. Milroy, aad Gerald Bullock.

Bellevilie, will be guests of the rubber company on a four-day tour to Arizona in De- Icember to study conservation on Goodyear's 14.000 desert acre farm. trxal of 106 guests representing I top districts throughout the United States will be present. Second place honors were won by the Jefferson County SCS District, which named Dale Corbin. Reynoldsville. as the outstanding farmer- cooperator.

Pecht, the district's outstanding farmer, has applied various conservation practices on his farm, including: contour faming, crop rotations, pasture improvement, diversion terraces and tiling. Major crops on this Pennsylvania farm include small grains and a grassland program. Dairy cattle make up the livestock program. Gerald Bullock, chairman of the board of supervisors, also serves on the Veterans Farm Training Program as well as doing his own farm work. The two men will fly to Arizona for the visit and will stay at Goodyear's resort, the Wigwam.

They will study irrigation and cropping practices which changed barren desert into productive farmland. Navy was away from home was the inlet on dark nights and be small boats, the first amphibious! District Wins wi(h turkey's "success as a shtimp or'lobster'salad Company, an "early feeding of the item is its ability to be mixed and, dose wi(h a fourth and proper food not only prorno tes such as crabgrass, knotweeds and According to agronomists with add a Arm our Agricultural Chemical the hand. matched with so many otherjj Ttoas foods and always in a de-j final sllce of toast licious appealing fashion. Cran-; berry sauce, sliced tomatoes.i ham, cheese, salad dressings, 1 mayonnaise, and spicy sauces are traditional flavor-mates as; are asparagus spears, crisp baconj slices and crumbles, mushrooms, shrimp and chicken, and the list can go on and; on, for turkey naturally teams; with all other meats, fruits, vege-j tables, sauces and what have you emerging as sure-to-please irnent em us jast who wants jhardy top growth of established Jlawns later in the season if the is mild, but develops a strong root system better able to withstand the freezing and thaw- ling conditions of winter. A heavier sod is also produced by this fall feeding which helps hold topsoil in place, the Armour agronomists say.

As a result, rain- 'fall penetrates deeper into the sub- 'soil where it is stored until the following year to be used by For the dried flower arrange- plants in dry weather. In addition. Now Is the Time By PAUL REBER Blair County Assistant Farm Agent Those were the forces which'to safety. A sidewheeler. the Win- Gideon Welles, Lincoln's secre-jslow.

had been particularly sue- The Federals counted G7Q 1 ddll tary of Navy, had to enforce and taken a quantity capturedi atong 1.000 stand: servation district for 1960-61 blockade of nearly 4,000 miles of prizes. 0 arms and 35 cannons. Confederate coastline from the. The inlet was guarded by two rpnortcd that "the im- oistnct was named oy state Potomac to fte Rio Grande-aborts. Hatteras JI Clark, both on distance longer than from north shore, one flanking theiSverratcd (He whole coast inThe York to Liverpool.

England. 0 ther. Virginia and North Carolina 5 Gathers Expedition I Norfolk to Cape Lookout is within 1 Awards Program of The Goodyear Maj. Gen. Benjamin Butler, the tasty creations- Broiled turkey sandwiches are made to order for the hot- food fans put luscious hot sliced turkey on ry bread, and top it with mushroom sauce or, crown it with the golden goodness of melted cheese.

Broil until ten derly browned. Potato edged turkey sandwiches are real winners. Place hot, cooked turkey slices on buttered toast edge with a fluting of mashed potatoes, using pastry tube for ease add a ladleful to Ten Ports Welles and his able assistant.) Gustavus V. Fox counted 10 commander at Fort- portant Southern ports which must'ress Monroe, put together an be sealed off immediately if the expedition consisting of seven blockade was to strangle the.warships and two steamers carry- trade of the detachments of the 9th and this firmer sod can carry more wild carrot (Queen Anne'sltraffic without injury to the of mushroom sauce (2 parts con- drab the only so ut on sp ra densed mushroom soup diluted Lace), may I suggest dyeing the formula, fertilizer for this early heads before dry- fall feeding on established lawns ing? The flowers should be applied at the rate of two to four pounds for each 100 will absorb ordi- ter in a container. Then dry in the usual upside down method.

If the carrot heads are already dried, and PauIReber color is too with 1 part evaporated milk) Ai'ifVt Oi-Qtiwl 1 I paint. Using either a 10-M or 5-10-5 nary vegetable dye square feet of lawn space. A good that is put in wa- watering after the application moves the plant food down to the root zone and stimulates quick hardy growth. When starting a new lawn it is well to remember that almost all plant food required for proper plant growth. To encourage this growth, it is necessary to add these missing nutrients to the soil sprinkle with grated cheese Bees and wasps that build nests by regular feedings of the proper garnish with bacon strips around the property can becomelfertilizer before the lawn has been broil until bacon is crisp, the troublesome The msjority established, cheese melted and potatoes mpped nests are under eaves or in! When the intended lawn area with brown.

Serve immediately. ouvers we out of the way, and has been cleared for planting, the Open-face "meal in one" sand-i are of no cmcem Occasionally, wich preparted by placing nowever nests ju be built near thinly-sliced cooked ham and turkey on buttered toast doors, windows or along trav- to eled areas. It's under these con- Armour agronomists recommend that an initial feeding of plant food high in phosphate, such as a 5-10-5 analysis, be broadcast over the with cooked asparagus ditions that con trol measures plot at the rate of two to three cover with a generous ladleful of snou used. You should work pounds for each 100 square feet a medium thick cheesey creamj on hornets and yellow sauce which is gently ackets at dusk or gnt wnen of space. Then the soil should be spaded and pulverized to a depth with mustard and Worcestershire they' re all home and when the of eight to 10 inches.

sauce. (To make the sauce e.xtra-| chances sumg are ess an nes special use equal amounts of ike 0 occur chlordane. lin- fertilizer for lawns and gardens this at the, and turkey broth.) Tangy turkey sandwich layered treat!" Spread enriched white break with mayonnaise add chilled, cooked turkey slices, top with a well-seasoned zippy salad dressing, add a slice of cranberry sauce, and crisp let- idane" or DDT dusts or sprays di- Jlrected on the nests will usually tuce leaves then close 'he Mifflin County Soil Conservation District GABLE'S We HITC a Complete Line ol All letting Him grind Miterlals Asphalt and Yinjl Hie Unolew and Cork Tilt MiraplK Pbstic Itle Copper tad Stitaltss Sfctl Tilt laffitub Enclosurts Folding DMIS and Tiltboard Alcoa Alttntagn Storm and Screen Doors and Windows Ceramic Wall Hie Gable's Custom Built Second Floor, isth Avenut Beaufort, New Bern and Wilmington. N.C.; Charleston, Sa- 20th New York Infantry and a battery of artillery about reach." The capture of the forts did. seem to lay open the whole region inside the barrier to Union occupancy, as Butler said, but nothing was done about extending; the operation to Roanoke Island.

vannah, Pensacola, men. Mobile. New Orleans andj The expedition sailed from Fort- Galveston, Tex. Key West and ress Monroe oa A Augustine, were counted as' i ater to August: secondary ports. Welles was a rugged Yankee ed- from Connecticut, tenacious, sharp-tongued and well able to hold is own in political infighting.

Fox was one of the few able administrators in Washington. They bought up every ship they could lay hands tugboats, yachts, passenger steamers, river soils lack adequate amounts of boats, ferry tub that and two days later began to bombard the two forts. Flag Officer Silas Stringham lined up his ships and hit the forts on the run with his 9, 10 and 11- inch rifled Dahlgren guns. The smoothbore cannon behind the Confederate earthworks were outranged and almost helpless. The Confederates in Fort Hatteras stood three hours of this instance of the victor not following up a success, as at Manassas and Wilson's Creek.

PHILADELPHIA COOLER Last year more than 50,000 electric room air conditioners were purchased by home owners in Philadelphia and its suburbs. Many small rust or oil stainsj on concrete can be removed by! using a stiff brush and a paste made of lemon juice and salt. BUILD A FAMILY FALLOUT SHELTER Call E. DeVECCHIS SONS for Approved Concrete Shelter Blocks McKee Plant ONV 5-4351 -Mt. Union I-Inden 2-2311 Bornhatu Lewistoirn 24-S-4I13 would float and carry guns, the ligher the draft the better.

Welles concentrated on ships which could sweep the shallow in- i land waters along the Southern! coast where blockade runners) could hide from the heavy-draft! Union guard ships. At first the South was angry; about the blockade. It was pro-, claimed by Lincoln merely to increase the hardships of the Southern people, they reasoned, and that wasn't fighting fair. Soon Southern public opinion turned to amusement. How could the North ever hope to seal off nearly 4,000 Don't settle for a look-alike bouse in a look-alike neighborhood YOU CHOICE of 144 Different Architect Homes.

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uniform seed germination later Blockade Tightens But bv fall the blockade or DDT 'powders to the sandwich with a second slice nest area tnen i kle or bread which has been spread with softened cream cheese, seasoned to taste with crumbled blue cheese, chopped olives and grated im i onion. It's a delicious combma- inexperienced. tion of foods. Double-decker delight this Money Back pour water over the insecticide to carry it down into the nest. Calcium cyanide dust is very good but also quite dangerous to the area and roll with a lightweight roller.

Follow with another raking to fill in the low spots. This The fall webworm is showing up ii Blair in several trees 'throughout County. Fall should not be confused with the eastern tent caterpillar. We have 6 the the young lawn will need for in- After the seeds are broadcast, roll the area lightly and water thoroughly to a depth of several inches. Use a fine spray of water only one generaton of the ten If you can buy for less ROYAL TILE STORES Cor.

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They feed inside loosely woven tents that enclose the caves which they feed upon. Vhen the larvae a're full grown, crawl down the tree to mpate. They do not have the ibjectionable habit of ike the tent caterpillars do. Control of fall webworms is airly easy with DDT, methoxy- hlor, malathion, or lead arsen- te. PHILIPPINES' BIRTHDAY MANILA TJie Philippines' In- ependence Day is July 4, the same as the United States.

Low Cost, Direct-Reduction HOME LOANS To Buy, Build, Remodel, Repair INVESTMENT SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Allefhntr Hollldnribirrt 1'kna OW S-4JJI a Charleston merchant' i reported. Shoes and dry goods! were running out and salt wasj 20 cents a quart. In Richmond, John B. Jones, the dairy-keeping war department clerk, noted that dry goods prices had doubled and the cost of room and board had! risen nearly as much. The firt effort to plug the holes in the blockade was made at Hatteras Inlet, an opening in the triangular barrier which shields Al- jemarle and Pamlico Sounds in North Carolina from the stormy nation encourages maximum growth of the young grass shoots.

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