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COTTAGE GROVE. LANE COUNTY. OREGON THURSDAY, APRII. 6, 1950 NUMBER 35 Have You Seen H. S. Seniors to Our Dog Dusty? Get Big Welcome At OSC Function OREGON STATE COLLEGE Thouximds of high school seniors m Oi egon have I sto sent copies of the lirsl spring terin issue of to attend something new in high school college visitations in Ore gon the official senior Weekend 4o lx- held hen* and on all other state system campuses April 14 I cgisf i a doti has Ixt'n i headed by Reward for information lead ing to Ilia whereabouts. Call 572J1 Listen Car Owners II Cl osk section of campus a chante to view educa- xhtbits representative of e work offered in the In><>ls mid depm tincnts. Arrangements for a imitoi in mor day oi weekend w< re i made the high schixil coller ;e rela- I on committee of th«' stufe sys fem o eliminale a lot of haphnz m <1 rushing" on vai ions week «•lids and to give high school .sen iors a chance to see on one week end Hie things that will help them decide on n future college career. An educational exhibition Fri- day night will feature o|xn house throughout the campus, with all hc I kxi I s and departments having demonstrations anil exhibits. En tertainment in the Memorial t'n- “Better tlian average service lower than average coet.” Tliat is tls« watchword of State Fann Mutual Auto Insurance Com pany of Bloomington, Illinois, th.« world’s largest Auto Insurance Ownpany. Investigate ttxloy. ,Your agent is as near as your n spring practice football game telephone. ¿a BOB BAI DLR 31 N litIi Phoih H mi STAVE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMORILt INSURANCI COMPANY x of Bloodying ton, lllinola LOOKING TANNED and well rested. President Harry 8. Truman give« the cameramen a big smile as ha leaves hit fishing boat, *The Big Wheel" at Key West, Fla. Although the Chief Executive's fishing was not too good, he managed to catch Mentr of sunshine. (International) Nitrogen Vital Factor in Crop Production Here mid a sfollili program foi visiting gills A college variety show in the new coliseum mid a dam-e theie will end the formal program. Corvallis churches me extend ing n welcome to visitors staying gen - bearing izers. over Sunday morning new 699, commercial ner and Arthur S King, state that for many years the use of legumes FREE LADY ORCHID T he all-oeeanlon cake Friday and Saturday, April 7th & 8th Yes, jours with the purchase of a Lady Orchid Cake is a dainty orchid (averaging iNtween 2*and 3 inches in diameter) in a hand) vase la|M*l pin. Rushed to you by air from the tropical (laradisc of Hawaii. Faintly golden and fine-textured, the I^ady Orchid Cake is generously frosted with fluffy divinity in a colorful two-tone effect the side of the cake being a delicately shaded orchid color, while the top is blanketed wit snowy white frosting COTTAGE BAKERY 525 Main Phone GO CAST Handy Standby Garden Bulletin Revised Again RIFTY BUYS [FINE FOODS forEASTER , Memo to vegetable gardeners: an old favorite garden folder ot yours Earm and Home Vegetable Garden, extcriMon bulletin 614 has undergone i t s i "Umpteenth revision. 'Die author, A. Bouquet longtime Oregon garden authority and professor of vegetable crops at O.S.C., says the bulletin has been brought up to date A copy is awaiting you at your local county extension office write direct to tile college, being sure to note the bulletin title and number on /our postcard. That handy planting calendar is included again. In fact, about the । only change Professor Bouquet ' has made in it is to substitute new j vegetable varieties tor those which liave been surpassed and arc no longer his recommendations. Forty-one different vegetables arc listed, and at least one recom- I mended variety for each is given The folder tells you when to plant, depth ot seeding, distance | between rows and plants, and I most imfMirtant, when you can ex- | («■Ct to cat something from your ■ own garden. The garden planting I table has been made out lor a family of five and suggests num- । ber of feet of row space or num- txT of plants for all common vege tables. You can adjust the planting! table, of course, to fit your own family’s size, desires, and amount , of space in your garden plot. For those of you who are trying j a garden for the first time, Ik>u- । quet has suggested Karden planting plan. He says a plan is important to get the most out of your garden. If you just plant the seeds and plants any old way, you may have tall plants shading out low growing plants. That’s not good. • Dr. Bouquet has taken pages in his folder to talk about vegetable crop production. He de tails some of the tricks he knows which will make your garden grow better and produce more in 1950. NAI V TO TRAIN 6,000 NKOTC COLLEGE STI PINTS IN SEA, AIR AND st HMARINE DI TIES The navy will train approxi mately 6,(XX) NROTC college men this summer aboard various ships of the Atlantic and Pacific fleets and at the naval air station, Pen sacola. Florida; naval amphibious base, Little Creek, Virginia, and the marine cor|>s schools, Quan tico. Virginia. The college students, who arc midshipmen of the naval reserve officers training corps in 52 col leges and universities throughout the country, will receive diversi fied training — ranging from sub marine and aviation indoctrina tion to general shipboard duty and amphibious landings. principa) methods used in increas ing or maintaining the soil nitro gen supply. Both materials are still gixxl, they emphasize, but commercial fertilizers carry nitro- readily available form which can lie used with profit on most crops. Reasons for using nitrogen fer tilizers, the specialists write, in clude these: Nitrogen stimulates growth of non-legumes, increases the active organic matter supply of the soil by seeding decompo sition of dead roots, helps get new 24 BOARDS WILL CONSIDER legume seedings started before 52.000 FOR PROMOTION Twenty-four naval reserve se they arc able to take nitrogen from the air, and it aids in rotting lection boards have been sched uled to convene during 1950 to straw and other crop residues. Fertilizers discuscd in detail in consider officers for promotion to clude ammonium sulphate, ammo the grades of lieutenant, lieuten nium nitrate, 16-20, 11-48, urea, ant commander, commander, and sodium nitrate, calcium nitrate, captain. During this calendar year ap cyanamid, anhydrous ammonia, proximately 52,000 reserve officers and acqueous ammonia. are eligible to be considered for Pure ammonium sulphate con- . promotion. Last year, about 23,000 tains 21.2 per «•ent nitrogen; 27.5 reserve officers were recommend l>cr cent sulphur. Ammonium sul- 1 ed for promotion. pinite is an acid residue fertilizer and thus increases the acidity of NO FATALITIES soils, the authors |x>int out. Pacific Greyhound Lines report This acid condition may, how ed today that not one bus passen ever, be corrected by the addition ger fatality occurred during the of lime. * company's 1949 operation in seven A brief description is also in-' western states. In that year the eluded of such organic nitrogen ' company's bus fleet operated 94,- dried blood, meat 236,158 actual miles and an esti- meal, bone meal, and other by- mated 2,117,531,397 passenger products of the (tacking industry. miles in California, Arizona. Ore Copies of the bulletin arc avail gon. Nevada, Utah, New Mexico able through county extension of- and Texas. fices or by writing direct to the college. 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