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YoaTl be surprised to see how birds will flock to the feeders.\ *> • R.O. of Cadyvllle: \My poin- settia Is dropping Its leaves. It grew fine until I added some dry fertilizer to the soil. What rd t|p the plant nprido down and wash file dry plant food from the soil surface, then soak fee plant wen to remove any excess salts. New loaves should form. Anything that injures the roots wffl cause yellowing of the leaves. Grow the plant in a bright window, and keep sofl uniformly moistened at all times. FREE: Want your poinsettia to Moom for Christmas? Send me a self-addressed, stamped envelope and aft for a copy of my guide, \How to Make Your Poinsettia Bloom.\ It's fall of good tips on growing this hand* WZ wn 'WW:,? *mm some plant. Area News Mrs. Myron Doty Phone S7W» Cow kill forces NEW DELHI, India (AP) - Prime Minister Infra Gandhi took control of India's police Wednesday In a Cabinet change forced upon her by bloody riot- ing over the slaughter of cows. With crudal national elec- tions approaching early next yeer, Mrs. Gandhi requested the resignation of Home Minister Guizari Lai Nanda, whose re- sponsibilities included the police. President Sarvepalli Badhakrtshnan accepted it He gave the portfolio tempo- rarily to Mr*. Gancftl -victory NEW YORK <APHIt» stack mark* moved ahead briskly Wedaeaday in what broken de- scribed at favorable reaction to the aise of Republican gains to Tuesday's election. Trading was active. Prices opened strong and closed at their best level of the The Executive Committee~oT the ruling Congress party and opposition groups had accused Nanda of failing to take ade- quate measures to prevent the rampage in the capital Monday by Hindu extremists demanding a total ban on the slaughter of cows. Commenting on Republican victories, one broker said: \Oongreas wffl be teas tied to the 'Great Society.' This meant they wffl take a dote look at nondefense spending and the need for a tax increase wffl be lessened.\ • • • He laid «tfetecUoa rend! was a surprise that stimulated the market, and buying came in from all over the country. Another broker commented: \It is good for the country that the Congress return to some- thing approaching a two-party system/' ntQrbut d bsDoomd to 1.4 rafflta shares from IIS mffllon Mon- day. The Dow Jones average of M industrials lumped 74s) to 88s.- 9L The Associated Prats so- stock average rote U to MM with industrials up 3.5, rails up LI and utilities up .4. Of 1,4» issues traded, 796 ad- vanced and 4» declined There were 21 new 1968 tows and 13 highs. • • the II stocks, 12 rose and 3 WL Sperry Rand, up Vk at 26% advanced 3% and RCA moved up 1V4. The averages were bolstered by gains of Vk by Du Pont and 1% by Eastman Kdak. Airlines were very strong, ad- vances including United 3%, Pan American 3%, Eastern Vk and American 1%. Room 128 LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Don't expect to get Boom 128 at a motel. Probably it's being re- served for Paid Sparks, assistant superintendent of Louisville schools. This summer Sparks took his family on a vacation, stopping Breakdown ia hazard in Saigon SAIGON, Sooth Viet Nam (AP) - Automobile breakdowns in Saigon can present special naxasTQs* The English-language Saigon Post advised motorists Wednes- day to have their breakdowns in the \right place.\ The advice was prompted by a recent inci- dent in which a car broke down in front of an American military billet The guard at the billet suspected s Viet Cong terrorist attack and started shooting. No one was hurt, but three more cars smashed up in the traffic around the stalled vehi- cle. ' There have been similar oc- currences. Many of the vehicles that clog Saigon's streets are ,800 shares, waathe most* ftrsi at Baltimore, wbers Boom oM. 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