Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, February 12, 1941, Page 10, Image 10

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1941.
Well Defined Defense Gardens May
Become Combined Aspect of Beauty
Flower Borders Combine Well With Vegetable Rows
There Is no need to make vour of planting. Wide spreadine
home lot unsightly because of a flowers will not appear at their
Defense Garden. In fact there is Dcst "ere-
much real beauty in ordered rows ' A vegetable and flower garden
of varicolored green, whether
they are of onions, turnips, or
some of the brilliant annuals,
such as asters, or zinnias. A com
bination of the two is most satis
factory, and all it needs is a little
planning this time of the year.
A glance at the Illustration will
show you what can be done with
out much effort. Here the garden
has been divided up into beds
combining vegetables and flow
ers, with boundaries of the larger
blooms. They are separated by
walks of green lawn, which might
easily be made of flagstone, and
actually add to the beauty of the
landscape. Rows of annuals could
be planted alternately with the
vegetables, and a bolder of alys-j
sum, lobelia, or the signata pumi-
la marigold at the edge of the
walks, might give added
and finish.
setting out in the center of the
lawn is attractive, or it may be
moved farther back and encased
with a lattice fence, a low hedge
or shrubbery. Every home has its
own problem, and no matter how
large or small your back lot may
happen to be, there is room
enough for a beautiful garden.
Make plans now so that you may
have your seed in hand when the
planting season comes in just a
few weeks.
"He Who Halts
Is Lost"
Strike End Urged
By Defense Board
By the Associated Press
The defense commission
beauty brought its influence to bear to
day in an effort tn pnrl the thr.
, Follows Old Custom weeks-old Allis-Chalmers strike
This alliance of flowers with which has tied up production on
vegetables is an old world custom $10,000,000 worth of arms or
of long tradition, practiced ex- ders.
tensively in England and Ger- Commission members planned
many, and particularly suited to a conference with representatives
the city gardener whose limited of the Allis-Chalmers manage
space does not permit of too ex- ment and of the CK) United Au
tensive planting. Many of the tomobile Workers, which called
vegetables of ornamental foliage the strike at the Milwaukee
rtciu.iuy vie wirn tne l lowers in plant. The CIO seeks a union
attractive display: Such are pars- shop and other concessions,
ley, carrots, Swiss chard, and that The work stoppage has affect
useful herb, sage, the gray-green ed machinery needed for naval
. ...,,, i, ,,,,,, , unicn iiro as vessels, and tor the army s gun
stunning as many of the subjects powder production program.
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Contacted by Army
CAMP MURRAY, Feb. 12.
(AP) Franklin D. "Roosevelt"
Jones, a private in the 18Gth in
fantry, has recently been releas
ed from the base hospital at Fort
Lewis after suffering from nu
merous bruises caused when a
horse tried to roll on him a week !
ago. The horse was not of the
army but from a private stable.
Winston A. Churchill, a private
in the 161st infantry, 41st divi
sion, was discharged recently be
cause of physical disabilities. He
comes from Blckelton, Wash.
Warreli G. Harding and Wood
row Wilson are both sergeants in
F company and are both from
Walla Walla. ;
JUICES POPULAR
Twenty-four million cases of
fruit juices were packed in the
United States in 193ft as compar
ed to 1,000,000 cases 10 years
earlier. In addition, last year,
16.000.000 cases of (omato juice
were packed.
British v.ho captured Bardia
found this monument to Mussol
ini, inscribe; - "He who halts is
l-.-l
tracts. Union leaders who said
the strike was "100 per cent ef
fective" among 300 employes.
.called the walkout after negotia
tions failed for a 15-cents-anhour
,wage increase.
In a speech at Chicago, Gover
nor' Julius P. Heil of Wisconsin
in I hn flower garden. Management officials talked to saitl l,lat President Roosevelt'
As few or as many flowers as Secretary of Navy Knox yes-i 'must Put his foot down and say
wanted can be put In the vege- terday and reported some "help- 10 lahol': 'No more strikes in i
table garden in this manner, fill suggestions" had been madeithis emergency.'" j
Straight rows, a definite design, a for removal of finished and part- !
.,,,.,.-,. tu-iMiiiu- iy Liin.xin-ii ui ut'l 3 inim tne DICK- I ni it- i.it
background of
Sums, or hollyhocks, and a simple eted plant.
iiiging are an tn.it Is necessary to Cleveland,
.mi- uic gai-nen niirncnve. A lat- CIO electrical
m e imcp wun nowenng vines
rew nerry bushes In the far
a strike at the
COl- ( o.. Wh CM tl:l nnlut'u
n is, ai d a smooth velvet lawn marine and dest rover generators,
all add to your garden layout. The walkout, ordered' vesterdav.
Make Own Diagram was described bv the union as a
Hy all means make a definite protest against 'dismissal of its
plan lor your garden this season, shop chairman. A company of
t.ct out penetl and paper, draw a ficial asserted, however, that the
""V"?1' of ""r available man had been discharged for
sp ice and then begin to plan just "valid reasons "
what flowers and vegetables you Members ot the CKVs United
want and where to out them. Cen- Mine Workers union went on
tnine.is. asters, calendulas, scab- strike at the Vanadium Corpora
KV..1S, ten weeks' slocks and other tion of America at Niagara Falls,
annuals of comnact and upright which makes allov for steel con
growth are excellent for this type struetlon- nnd hn's defense con-
I L!iicwmii rranKiin anenciea
school only two years of his life
meanwhile, SO 'time, and that hefween the no
workers were on i of 8 and 10.
Herlner vtwu-ie
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GLADS
25 Fine Named
Varieties of Bulbs
Reasonably Priced
SEEDS
our stock of
Fresh Garden
and "
Flower Seeds
IS MORE COMPLETE
THAN EVER
Vegetable and Flower
Plants in Season.
SEED POTATOES
FERTILIZERS
WHARTON BROS.
245 N. Main St.
BAD STEERING
And Tire Wear
Now is the time to get your car
conditioned. Our BEAR Equipment
is the finest obtainable ... to insure
you an excellent job.
Free Checkup
Telephone us today or bring your
car in to us.
STEPHENS AUTO CO.
323 N. Main St.
TotopkoM 352
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We ore in a position to give you complete information, plan
service, estimates- and to guide you in every step of this
Program.
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ROSHURG, OREGON