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Appeal-Democrat Marysville-Yuba City, California Phone SHerwood 2-6491 Friday, June 6, 1958 4- Famed Dancers Become Wallfldwers At Parties I never will understand. Of course, Im not alone on this fight little non-dancing Island. Every girl I know who is known as a dancer on the screen has the same problem. And so do the men. Occasionally when Fred Astaire and I attend the same party, he will ask me to dance.

And what happens? Suddenly we discover we are doing a solo. Everyone has dropped off to the sidelines to watch. The awful part is that we both know wa are terrific disappointments to our audience because we just dance and arent half as sharp at the sambas or tangoes as most of the non-professional guests present Actually, men dancers have more of a problem than toe girls. Occasionally they are almost forced to ask a girl to dance and, unless they go in for a few fancy spins, their partners are shattered. But let them try to slip in an extra glide or two and what happens? Several days later they are shocked to learn that they are considered dance-floor show-offs.

(Editor's note: Vernon Scott is on vacation. Film star Cyd Chariaae, whoao specialty la dancing, reveals that ahe is a wall-flower whenever she attends dance party.) By Cyd Otarlsse For United Frees International HOLLYWOOD (UPD-Want to he a wall-flower? Then learn to dance. Its the best way I know' to stay out of he limelight at any party when the music starts and the beat begins. Its perfectly silly but dancing on the screen is like smallpox to a social career. All eligible partners consider the girl who has been billed as a dancer a pro and as such, completely out of their class.

This is ridiculous. What Mr. Average Man doesnt realize is that dancing for the screen is very different from dancing for pleasure at a night club or a private social gathering. Why they think that we, as dancers, do nothing but exhibition numbers. Is something The Rote is the flower for June, and it is beloved by alL The earliest writers of antiquity mention the rose.

The Greeks and the Romans both sang its praise. Solomon speaks of the Rose of Sharon and Isaiah told of the desert blooming as the Rose. The name Syria, means Land of Roses" The Romans regarded the Rose as the emblem of silence, love and joy. The God Cupid al ways strews roses before young love. Cleopatra had her hall covered with eighteen inches of rose leaves to welcome Marc Anthony.

Nero spent over $100. 000 for roses at a single party. To mention a few historical roses: Blood Rose of our Southern lore. Blush Brier Rose, Christmas Rose, Coronation Rose. obtain very satisfactory results from buying them in containers now at your nursery.

There is one decided advantage to buying your roses in containers and that is that you can actually see them in bloom. This way there is no doubt in your mind as to color and type of blossom, Mrs. Earl Kay of Meridian recently showed me a group planting of red roses which she had planted for a hedge and they have the appearance of being the wrong type for such a purpose. I believe she sent for them and no doubt a mistake was made in filling her order. Had she selected them in bloom here would have been no.confusion.

Container grown rose bushes Rose cf Jericho, Moss Rose. Red are good healthy plants that have and White Rose. War of Roses. a firm grip on life. The oldest China Rose.

Velvet Rose and plant in my garden is a Cecil Golden Rose: all entwined in Breuner Rose and is now 84 years legends and stories that cover! old. It was given to me in a con-the entire earth, for in every na-'tainer and was the pride of my tion the sweet fragrance of the life in a newly created garden. Rose fills the air. It is still very healthy and each All of this and now comes the spring and summer is covered announcement of the All-Ameri-jwith beautiful small roses, can Roses for 1953. This an-j If fragrance is important to nouncement comes almost before you when selecting roses, you can many of us have had an oppor-jgo around sniffing the different tunity to really become acquaint- varieties to your hearts content BREAKING DOWN James C.

Petrillo, president of the American Federation of Musicians since 1940, breaks down in tears as his name was put to the floor in nomination for re-election at the convention In Philadelphia. Petrillo told the convention he was forced to decline the honor because of his health. Mrs. Hicks said If Danny stays to lunch you don't hafta return all that sugar and flour and stuff you Yuba-Sutter Garden Guide By NORVELl GILLESPIE I JERROLD VISTICA Added Cancer Funds Sought Singer Champ Butler Now Faces Bankruptcy dependent upon the public for funds." Ritzman asked persons missed by personal solicitation to mail contributions to the branch office, Box 106, Marysville. However be sure to remember that there are times of the day as we as weather conditions when the most fragrant rose has ed with the 1958 selections, which were White Knight Fusilier and Gold Cup.

They were not available in quantity until this Spring and even now can not be found little or no aroma. It is an easy step when buying roses in containers to transplant them directly in redwood boxes. Floribunda roses are best suited to this type of culture. Big tubs of blooming roses on a patio or flanking a doorway are a beautiful sight to behold. For a new home owner it is a bonanza to be able at all of the nurseries.

But now about those selected for 1959. Two floe rose varieties. Ivory Fashion and Starfire have been named the winners. These lovely introductions join a select cjrcle of 48 prime roses chosen sllire 1940 as the best all-around Linda' Girl Denies Motorcycle Race (The Appeal-Democrat yes-terday ran the following story under the heading Linda Girl Admits Motorcycle Race." The fact is that the defendant pleaded not guilty, as the story states.) sowing seeds of perennials, ac tually its easier to start them now than later. Theyll pop through the ground before summer heat comes along.

4 Flowers for poor soil: Of course, the right answer is improve the soil! but if you cant or dont want to do this, you can1 usually get fairly good results in poor soil with these: Amaranthus, balsam, California poppy, calliopsis, gaillardia, marigold, nasturtium, petunia, portu- laca, and sweet sultan. A mulch of Canadian sphagnum peat moss or leaf mold will greatly benefit roses and many other plants by retaining moisture in the soil. These materials dont replace fertilizers but should be used in addition to liquid fish plant foods. Shade -loving plants, particularly, need a mulch. Mulch around fuchsias, hydrangeas, rhododendrons, camellias and ferns.

They have plenty of water now; never allow them to get dry enough to show wilted leaves. Spray the foliage every 10 days with a lindane -malathion-DDD preparation to 'keep down red spiders, thrips and aphis. The Yuba Sutter Branch of American Cancer Society needs an additional $3,000 to meet its 1957-58 fund raising goal to Arthur Ritzman, branch president, announced today. Thanking residents of Yuba and Sutter Counties for their support of the societys Cancer Crusade. Ritzman said the additional amount had to be raised to carry on the society's program of research, education and service.

Campaign camping committeemen met Wednesday with Robert J. Colton, Director of Field Services American Cancer Society. California Division, to formulate plans on how to raise the needed funds. Attending the meeting were Mi. Franklin Morehead, Mrs.

R. Nicholson, Mrs. Ray Murry. Kenneth Berg, Mrs. Margaret Hall, John W.

Murphy, R. M. Galligan, Henry P. Mutz, J. D.

Barron, Frank Cheim, Ritzman and Robert Levine. When cancer is finally conquered," acording to Ritzman," it will be the result of research." Cancer research is the costliest in all medical history, he said. The Society which helps support the work of some one thousand topflight scientists, is entirely Yuba Valuations Set At $46,600 Records for May building in rural arears of Yuba County, shown by permits issued from the office of Mrs. Josephine Harvey, county assessor, disclose a total of valuation. June permits to date in this office are as follows: T.

L. Easley, Linda, dwelling $7500; William Gulick, Wheatland, removal of dairy bam $7000; C. D. Mitchell, Linda, dwelling $8750; S. N.

Davit, Hailwood, addition to house $1500; Mrs. James Williams, North San Juan, addition to garage, $800; Bob Conover, Murphy Drive, well-house $250; Cecil Coleman, Yuba Gardens, porch $800; Mrs. N. K. Christiansen, Griffith $300.

By HAZEL K. JOHNSON UFI Hollywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-Seven years ago a freckled-faced kid who parked the convertibles of the stars at a movie town nightclub traded the uniform of toe car lot for a tux and a job Inside singing. That same kid now a man of 31 today could regret be ever took off the white shirt with Mo-cambo lettered on the back. Hie reason? When Champ Butler was opening car doors, for Ava Gardner, Lana Turner and other nlghtdubbers he wasn't earning much maybe $60 a week but his bills were paid. Today he's going through bankruptcy proceedings.

No Money, No Luxury As Butler explained it to the court's bankruptcy referee. You can't continue to live as high when the money isn't coming in as you learned to live when it poured in. But Butler also says that he feels his debts totaling $18,000 are a moral obligation and it is his intention to pay creditors every penny. Butler said he got into debt the usual way, poor financial management and then a bad year. I made the normal mistakes.

And I did a little gambling. But nothing serious. Got Break in 1W1 In 1951 got my break and began to earn between $50,000 and $100,000 a year," he continued. But I was paying out 40 per cent of my salary in commissions. One thing led to another and then I got in a hassle with my business manager, and in order to break my contract with him had to make a big settlement "In 1955 I owed $34,000, but I've steadily been able to reduce that almost in half because 1956 was a good year for me.

But 1957 was bad I didnt work very much, and every cent I was making was going out immediately and we had nothing to fall back on. Mary Lue English, 18, Linda, yesterday pleaded not guilty to charges of disturbing the peace and engaging in a speed contest on a motorcycle on a public road, when she appeared before Marysville Dist. Judge E. T. Manwell.

The young woman will be tried on the charges Oct. 6. Meanwhile, she is free to await trial, under $50 bail. David E. Murphy, 18, also of Linda, who was arrested by the California Highway Patrol with Miss English, failed to appear in court yesterday as ordered.

His $50 bail was declared forfeited. The two young people were arrested at Camp Beale Rd. and Hammonton Rd. May 23. To help your roses bloom over a ong period, be sure to cut off oldl flowers when they lose their petals.

Cut the stems long, leaving only about three eyes at the base. The idea is to cut to an outside eye so that the plant will be shaped properly. Otherwise, toe plant may be draped with toe so-called sack shape! Continue the battle against the bugs. Brachyrhinus weevils, also known as strawberry weevils, e-merge at night and eat out notches from the leaf edges of over 70 favorite plants, starting off with their favorites strawberries, begonias, cyclamen, privot, camellias, azaleas, rhododendrons, primroses, wisteria and many others. The larvae live in the soil and feed on the roots, continuing to stir up as much trouble as the adults.

Lick them with a dieldrin spray. Mix one and a half teaspoonfuls of dieldrin spray with each gallon of water-depending on the capacity of you approved garden hose spray gun and apply thoroughly into the soil around the plants. A gallon of the diluted spray mix rovers 30 square feet. The same treatment gets rid of earwigs, ants, and other soil pests. Aphis are so well known they need no introduction to perspiring greentoumbers.

Ta send them packing, use an all-purpose spray 'mix. Dust grapes with sulphur, for mildew about every two weeks until toe fruit is the size of buckshots. If youre looking for something different for container growing, why not try morning glories? With redwood-tubbed containers set nt the foot of post or trellis or porch, the vines have a chance to climb and bloom heavily. Locate in full sun wherever possible. Seeds of morning glories should bo soaked overnight in water before planting.

For fast summer color, pick up some flat -grown plants of dwarf dahlias and zinnias at the nurseries. The dahlias, which will grow no taller than 30 inches, will be loaded with flowers all summer and falL There's a wide range of choices as far as heights of zinnias are concerned-all the way from little dwarfs 6 inches high to the giant dahlia-flowered types 314 feet tall. The Ortho-Polka zinnia strain, which came out last year, gives beautifully striped flowers around 3H inches across. These are fine for cutting. Through July is usually recommended as the best month for to buy Built-In color to bloom right now and continue until Fall.

If you are going to plant your container roses in the ground, remember a all roses, whether container town or bareroot, need good drainage. Therefore, it is wise to prepare your bed in advance of planting. You might want to consult your nurseryman about ways 4o improve your soiL Dig a generous hole. The sides of the bole should be straight with about six inches of space all around. Fill with water.

You will probably buy your container-grown roses in a metal can. Cut the container carefully so as not to disturb the roots. Next pick up the rose gently by the earthen ball so as not to break or loosen soil from file roots. Do not pick it up from the top. Now set it carefully ip the bole, titer water has been absorbed.

Fill in earth to same level as it was in container. Pack toe soil firmly and then- loosen the top inch or two around the rose. Water well. After rose is established follow regular care and culture instruction and you will be rewarded by gaining about a year on those who an waiting until next bareroot season to plant their roses. Floribunda roses have proved particularly adaptable for tubs or pots.

This way they can be moved around to bring Bright color to any area of your garden. Just be sure the containers are large enough to allow for ample development of the root structure. Water more frequently than roses growing in the ground. Mrs. J.

J. McPherrin of Sutter is an ardent garden friend of mine. A few years ago she hybridized a new rose and now I feel so grateful because she has one growing for me. I must go over end get it soon. Like the Romans of old I will always feel that it is an emblem of love and joy.

About 2,500,000 people live In about 850,000 house trailers in the United States. roses in the nation. The California Association of Nurserymen is always proud to recommend these tested roses to home gardeners throughout the state. Starfire is the1 most recent introduction in the grandiflora doss, a class which has rapidly increased in popularity since its development only a few years ago. Starfire, like all fjoras.

bears extremely large lEgh centered blooms in great abundance. Its eye-catching col-fir, currant red. makes it a sure tenter of attention, wherever it ft planted. Ivory Fashion is a new white floribunda with unusually large blooms, 4 to 5 inches across. Floribundas are low growing plants bearing clusters cf blooms profusely throughout a very long blooming period.

Being completely new, the 1959 All American Rose selections Will not be available at all nurseries; however the Nurseries that do have them will stock the All Americas in containers. By November or December of this year the new selections should be available in bare root form at SU nurseries, so if you are not fortunate In locating them now, save a spot in your garden for bare root planting this winter. Trial gardens in California Where these roses are tested out Ire located at nurseries in Ontario, Montebello, Pleasanton and San Jose. It was my pleasure to be invit ed to the rose gardens at Pleasanton for two days this week to fee the new roses and learn of fheir hybridization, etc. but it was my ill fortune to be unable to go on account of a previous en gagement.

The three 1958 All-America selections are available in increased quantity this summer and will Be widely available in bare root this winter. If you missed planting roses during the bareroot season, take heart says the California Association of Nurserymen for you can Highway Users Taxes Received By Yuba-Sutter Sutter County was apportioned $31,817.52 and Yuba County $22, 512.28 in highway users taxes during May, State Controller Robert C. Kirkwood reported today. The amounts were part of a total of $22,205,474 Kirkwood reported allocated during May to California counties, cities and the State Highway Fund. Apportionment to Butte Coun ty totalled $57,255.03 and to Colusa County, $26,937.25.

Kirkwood said highway users taxes received in April were apportioned in May as follows: counties, State High' way Fund for distribution to cities, and State Highway Fund for expenditure on highways, $14,414,673. The total apportionment for May showed a decrease of or 8.79 percent, from the preceding month, the controller reported. The current total was down $64,192,865, or 713 percent, from the same period in 1957, The decrease is not significant because it reflects a $65,000,000 transfer from the Motor Vehicle Fund in April a year ago, he said. "The corresponding amount for this year will be reflected in the transfer to the Highway Fund for May, 1958. Sources of toe apportionment were: net gasoline tax, use (diesel) fuel tax, 872; transfer from Motor Vehicle Transportation Tax Fund, and miscellaneous, $477.

Gross Gasoline 'faxes collected in April totaled $22,180,428, a decrease of $2,722,765, or 10.93 percent, from collections for the preceding month, and an increase of $503,479, or 2.32 percent, over collections for the same month last year. These deductions were made in determining the net gasoline tax to be distributed: refunds for nonhighway users, and a reserve of $29,167 for apportionment of unrefunded tax on aviation gasoline. A $180 addition was made for abated administrative expense. Use fuel tax collections for April totaled $1,140,872 an increase of $83,161, or 7.86 percent over collections for the preceding month, and an increase of $292,984, or 34.55 percent, over collections for the same month last year. Refunds for nonhighway users showed a decrease of $585,606, or 275 percent, from refunds paid during the preceding month.

Building Permit Total Down In YC This year's low mark in construction in file Yuba Gty area was set during the week ending June 6, with only $90 in proposed building showing on building permits taken out at the office of the city engineer. Permits were issued to J. C. notice or nnonm to ENCAGE IN THE SALE Or ALCOHOUC BEVEEAGES To Whom It Hay Concern: Subject to lsauanca of the Hecnio applied for, notice la hereby given that tha anderaigned propoeea to aell alcoholic beverages at tha premises. described as follows: 131 Street Marysville.

Yuba County Pursuant to aurb intention, the under signed is applying to the Department of Alcoholic Beverages Control for taauanra bv transfer of an alrohnlle bevoraga license (or licenaea) for theae pram lies aa follow: ON-SALE BEER LICENSE Anyone deairing to protest tha laaannre of such licenae (a) may file a verifed pro teat with the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control at Sacramento. California, atating ground! for denial as provided by low. The premise are now licensed for the sola of alcoholic beverage. The form of verification may be obtained from any office of the Department. NaUvMad Corona Pub.

June it tAdv.t Houses Planned In Sutter County Three houses totaling $39,500 in value, to be built by Ray" Hollis, of 1038 Staple Dr topped the list of proposed construction in Sutter County during the week ending June 6, according to files at the Sutter County assessor's office. Other intentions-to-build notices were filed by Carl F. Mitchell, of Rt. 1, for additions to a living room, S300; to Ewald O. Heitman, of Rt.

4, to construct a concrete swimming pool, costing $1,500: to Melvin Mills, of 1145 Locust Gridley, for a frame residence to cost to Elvin J. Lay, of Rt. 4, to erect a corrugated storage at $1,200 cost, and to Ralph Kasen-berg, of 614 Ainsley for a $12,000 frame residence. Medical Meeting Program plans will be discussed by the Yuba-Sutter-Colusa Medical Society at a meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Rideout Cottage.

It will be the society's last meeting until September. $94420 Value On Buildings In May A total of $94,620 In valuation of buildings for whleh permits were issued in Marysville during-May is shown on the records in the office of City Inspector R. Lw Palm. Since the beginning of June the following permits have been issued: Store building at Eighth and being erected by Contractor Paul D. Young for M.

Morris $17,000. The building will be occupied by the Gordon Sporting Goods firm. Enlargement of a building at 602 10th belonging to Ed Mock, $2000. Improvement of building at 1 612 by Raymond contractor, for Vic Uriz, owner, $1,500. Roofing patio, 330 E.

13th St, Henry N. Wallace, $200. Patented Varieties I EA Keg. 6.95 NOW Non-Patented NOW S.95 TREE ROSES Vacation Time is Gardening Time! 3rd Anniversary SMIE June 8 thru 15 mm "PM Phillips, of 435 Park to ex-j tend a porch at a cost of $50; and to C. R.

Cass, 556 A St, to rebuild a screened room to cost $40. Free Gifts for Everyone FREE DOOR PRIZES DRAWINGS AT 2 P.M. 6 P.M. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT TO WIN Representatives From These Firms Will Be Here to Assist You GERMAIN GAVIOTA ORTHO SALE-SALE-SALE-SALE Multiple Fruit Trees 5 Varieties on Single Tree $5 GaL Size FRIDAY SATURDAY ONLY Flowering Shrubs in Bloom NOW BOTTLEBRUSH ABELIA GRANDIFLORA ABELIA EDWARD GOUCHER HYDRANGEAS Assorted Colors LANTANAS SPANISH BROOM HOT POKER PLANT ESCALLONIAS (Branfelias, yesterday, today and tomorrow) BEGINNING JUNE 15th We will be CLOSED ON SUNDAYS Til Oct. 12th, 1958 TERRIFIC BARGAINS on ALL KINDS BEAUTIFUL for the shallow roots of DIOHOHDRA continuous feeding notion Becausa of tha shallow root system, Dichondra lawns thrive whan they art fed lightly end regularly with Gaviota Dichondra Plant Food.

Easy to apply, keeps feeding continuously keeps Dichondra green and healthy all year. Also available with Insecticides. G9fN WCSUCtS DIVISION PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY BEIKEUY lOS ANGELES PHOENIX HONOLULU 20 OFF ON ROSES In 5 GaL Can BLOOMING PLANTS $1.95 ch 4 Reg. 3.50 2.95 89 Shrubs 1.25 1.35 Values Could Uidtica Established 1909 Phona SH 3-3187 3 Miles North of Yuba City en 9DE LINDA NURSERY Vt Mile East off Camp Beale Road Opea Sundays CLOSED SATURDAYS SH 3-0955 Garden Way Nurserey PLANTS SHRUBS TREES 2nd Bridge St. Yuba City 4 I.