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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
Wednesday, January 6, 1954
Science Speeds
Up Selection
Br HARK M. TAYLOR
W have often mentioned in
these columni, the All-Amerl-csn
lelectiom for rotes and
flowers ol different kinds each
year. The All-American Selec
tions Board Is composed of
more than 40 representatives
throughout the country who
mike actual trials or tests of
new hybrids that may have
been developed. The composite
report of these trial Judges de
termines the All American
election for a current year.
New varieties In vegetables,
ai well as flowers, are given
thorough testing In the various
established proving grounds in
order that the All-American
choice will bring the best of the
new varieties to the attention of
the home gardener. Vegetables
for the home garden merit just
as much attention in these trials
as do the new floral introdue
tlons. Thus, we can be sure that
the home gardener may Just as
easily have the best in vegeta
bles in his garden and should
sot be satisfied with less.
It Is authorltively reported
that 1000-year-old Manchurian
Lotus seeds have been sprouted
and a mature plant grown from
one of the seeds. Corn cobs in
the Tularosa Caves of New
Mexico are dated as over 2000
years old, when the Mongolian
Indians grew beans and squash
as well as maize.
The plan of Nature's surviv
al of the fittest, in the plant
world, is a most slow process.
However, as In other fields,
science has speeded up Nature's
processes. By coordinating re
search testing and screening of
new varieties produced by Na
ture, or with Man's assistance,
Is an established process with
findings scientifically tabulated
to assure the gardener of the
worth of these discoveries or
developments without waiting
- for Nature to prove suchj
through its age-old "survival
of the fittest" processes. In this
country these studies and re
commendations are analyzed
and compiled by the All-Amer-1
c a n Selections Committee
which annually announces
awards or recommendations.
Tor example, the All-American
Hose Selections were based up
on tests made throughout the
country. Including the Interna
tional Hose Test Gardens at
Portland, and upon trials made
at Oregon State college as well
as by reports made from local
growers, amateur and commer
cial. Thus, the All-American re
commendations can be accept
ed as scientifically sound, and
not )ust one individual's per
sonal preference.
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Questions
Answered
By MARK M. TATLOB
A smsll house, economical to build, yet good looking is the
design of this two bedroom residence. The architect has de
signed the exterior to be of cement or cinder block, but it
would look equally sttractive if built of wood siding or brick
veneer. Plans may be secured from Model Home Building
Co., 1414 North Woodward, Royal Oak, Mich.
Capital JJournai
-HOME PACE
Housing Problems Recognized;
Builders to Back President
TRAILER POPULATION
New York (UP.)-There are
now z.uuu.uuo Americans living
in nouses on wneeis, according
to ins modus Homes Manufac
turing Association.
r
Make Do
A good rack to keep trays
and flat pans upright in a
kitchen cabinet can be had by
using a phonograph record
holder.
y ajar wj- vii'vfv g
I MtOU TOWN M 1 I
fMtrm 1MI rUTION 1 ,
"This is a housing program
which can put a new face on
America. It is bold, progres
sive, visionary, practical. Its
enactment into law should have
high priority on the legisla
tive calendar of Congress. The
program will find favor with
the American people."
"However, the degree of suc
cess or failure of such a broad
housing program will be en
tirely dependent upon the
Q. 1. What is the best time
of year to transplant young ever
green or berry growing shrubs?
2. Will the roots of evergreen
trees such as white fir clog drain
tiles as weeping willow tree roots
do?
3. Would you please advise as
to the most suitable shade trees
having the following character
istics: Fast growing reaching a
height of 30 to 50 or more feet
and with roots that do not reach
for septic tank drains. M. E. F.
Ans. 1. Balled shrubs, that is
those taken with a root ball of
earth, intact, may be moved prac
tically at any time. Deciduous
types are better moved in early
CdIL
2. Most evergreen tree roots do
not travel so far or so deeply
in search of moisture so as to
clog drains. If this does happen,
flush drains with copper sul
phate 3. Some of the most popular
shade trees of the size you men
tion are the Tulip Tree, the Pin
Oak is a beautiful tree that turns
a bright red in the Fall or a
number of our flowering trees
give substantial shade as well as
bloom such as the Hawthorne,
the Catalpa and the Empress
Tree.
Zero Weather
In Midwest
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Northerly winds blew another
batch of arctic air from Canada
into the upper Mississippi Valley
Wednesday and temperature
lieu vciuw rero in nortn uakota
and Minnesota.
The cold air headed southeast
ward into northern sections of Il
linois and Indiana. However, read
ings in most other parts of the
country continued above seasonal
levels.
It was I degrees below
early Wednesday in Grand
N.D., -4 at Alexandria, Minn., and'
zero eu Hillings, MOW.
Light snow or snow flurries fell
through most of Michigan south
eastward through Ohio and West
Virginia ana eastward through New
York State, Pennsylvania and
Southern New England. New falls
generally were 1 to 2 inches.
The only other wet mot wn.
oay morning was Western Wash
ington where rain continued i-.u.
during the past 24 hours measure
nearly 2 inches at Astoria, Ore,,
su ucauj 7i uiviies hi Seattle.
Skies were mostly cloudy over
iue nuruicru nan of the country
Ccftle Rustler
On'Wanfed'LisI
WASHINGTON PS.i. t
Davenport, 31, a cattle rustler who
has repeatedly escaned fmm
in the Southwest, was added
Wednesday to the FBI's list of "lo
Most Wanted Men."
Davenport made his latest break
last July 4 from the Oklahoma
State Reformatory at Granite,
where he was serving 25 years'
for disarming and robbing an Ok
lahoma police officer in 1951.
The fugitive is of medium height,
stocky, and has brown hair and
eyes. He has a scar on his left
forehead, and a tatoo of a nude
WOman On his left fnrpfirm u
often wears expensive cowboy
VIUWIC3. . s'
He goes on the "Most Wanted"
list as a replacement for Thomas
E. Dickerson, convicted robber
sought mr a series of holdups in
the Washington, D.C., area and
captured by FBI agents at Verdun-
viue, w. va., on Dec. 21.
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Basin Farms for
Sole to Veterans
That was the description by
bmmanuel M. Spiegel, presi
dent of the National Associa
tion of Home Builders, of the
just released report of the
President's Housing Advisory
Committee.
"This report recognizes the
housing problems which face
the American people," Spiegel land put thorn back on the ma
pointed out. "It provides
visionary appronch to the prob
lems of housing the very low
income family, of rehabilitat
ing blighted or rundown hous
ing, of financing modernization
of existing homes, of keeping
production of housing at a hiuh
level."
President Eisenhower can
be assured that the home build-
see little in the report to which
any group can object, since j "'" " Washington (U FO Secretary
all broad objectives aim to j ). Does continued use of I of Interior Douglas McKay said
better the housing conditions j 2-4-D weed killer make the soil ' j?dav the Bureau of Reclama-
of all our people unsuitable for plantinu? li. B. wm se" 10 quaiuied vctcr-
... , ! Ans. No lasting toxic effect is ans Columbia Basin farms in
An expanded, modernized , left in the soil. Planting may be Washington state.
F1IA, broad In its concept but i made immediately after its use. I The farms are in the South
economically sound, can be ex-1 tne type ol lenuizcr J-fnna oa?in irrigation dis-
uavu L-nuue ine coior oi now- ""-i in rranKiin county about
era? Mrs. C. K. 1 IS miles north of Pasco. They
Ans In a few cases such as , range from 49 to 149 acres and
Hydrangeas this can haDrnm i will cast fmm t mo a doa
, - 1 - - - v... ,.vv iu f I.OOU,
but most perennials are not af- depending on the acreage and
l .I uiur (.nances oi prouuciivity rating. There are
such flowers as Carnations to no buildings on any of the
blue or gold or some other un- farms
likely shade, arc done by stand- McKay said veterans may be
ing the stems in a dye solution uin innUM - .u. i .
" J?'." '!? -b!00ms Wl,h i y. All application, receiver."
the industry can maintain its hi T.n'e i. . J,i!,. " bc'' 2 p.m. (PST) Feb. 19
present volume of one million j colors you want instead of trying
new units per year with em-; to change Nature artificially,
phasis on homes for low in-! O I have some house Dlants.
come buyers, new-conditfhn up i African Violets and others, that
to 250.000 homes annually i do not bloom. How can I help
tnemr .Mrs. c. K.
Ans. Try a teaspoonful of
superphosphate dissolved in a
quart of water. Feed well with
this solution frequently. Also see
that plants get plenty of llKht,
peeled to play a vital rolo in
Helping private enterprise do
the housing job. This is gov-
avallabillty of mortgage money m ahouW
to finance the construction and " " shouId be'
sale or rental of the housing " Congress enacts the Com
in question." miltee's recommendations into
iw, mm proviaea imancing is
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available in adcauate volume
it is reasonable to assume that
through the trade-in process I
ket for low income families,
and rehabilitate up to 7")0.000
units under programs of law
enforcement and urban rede
velopment. "The end result will be up to
two million families annually
will have a new nr rehabilitat
ed home
the type our industry wel
comes. If the President and
will be considered. The applica
'tions should be mailed or dc-
livcred to the Bureau of Recla
j mation at Ephrata, Wash.
Hike in Postal Rales
May Lose Ike Votes
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aims of the proposed program. I legislative tools, the industry
should he recommend it to the! will lose no time in putting
Congress for enactment. Wc ' them to ork to build homes."
.THl'RKIMY
10 00 a.m. KPTV Dine Done Bell
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escent lighting has been found ; v'ed that anv hike in postal rales 1 ,, koin-sooiiiu Hevue
to be especially beneficial in pre I at congressional session mayj k oin h j1? t "in "h o u w
muting the urowth and blooming nurt rather than help budget bal-1 " ls kptv-3 gum io nr.vm
of house plants whenever suffi-: anc'"K efforts by increasinc Dres-1 i! J! ! m E!,V.E"""' 01 r""
Such a challenge is ici'"1 "unhght is not readily sur, to boost federal pay scales. ' KoiN-Nnti
"i iiiuiiiiK juui iiidiiis .v-...u, auuit'js saio 1 ues- " nrl v nrrar ano uroom
to a window where they can get Jay this appraisal was given at the u is Km" Be'iiJeVu"
natural sunlight and turn the "lite House sessions last month u . kptv-tuj
plant each dav so that each side i on the 1954 legislative procram ' , . KoiN-Bobcro.br
is exposed to the Itght. were attended by key conl, P'n koTnVo',' ur.
l. anouiu i rocs ana snruns r i-Huiitan5 ana admin- 1 ,a p m- 'nv-Mmnff
raiun-firirr.i Tomorrow
Icur (jatfat Weteltcck
BY MAKK M. TAVI.OR
be sprayed now? L. W.
Ans. Yes, fungus diseases
. are the most important to the
home K.-.rdoner. These ran gen
1 erally be controlled with Bor
I deaux Mixture or sulphur. Bor-
deaux Mixture may be applied
in different
isiration officials
In the closing days of the 1953
session. Postmaster Ceneral Sum
merfirld lushed to Capitol Mill a
rate increase request callins for
240 million dollars of annual addi
tional revenue.
This was one of a series of move
Whrthrr oor roovtnr, ln town
to a oljtant city. , ,( ,h,
Innl In worry. Irw morlnr orrv
. Our local ,tor, , ,.
Ir (aclHtl,, , unnciirrl. And
-M rrprrarntatiir. lor A 1 1 1 r a)
Van Lirwa we ran plirt at joui
im th world's Urie.t lon-dia.
Unco Biorlnc orianltation. AI.
Uod's eiprrt parkrn, handlm and
drlYero aafrriurd rour oomrniom
?T ry atrp of the wa. t all ni lap
itlmaUa,
What to Do In January i 4. Work your compost pile ," tn'' ,la"t wi,h 1im'""n 'ol
1 Protect half-hardv rjlants Turn it n mit.,ro u-i It ,,.J1""1" !'n",,n c-lrn pacKage.
trate all parts ., ' "' "
able dormant spray for many
5. Plan your vegetable gar- shrubs and trees as il controls
den for
the new
help in choosing varieties and snruns as well as roses. It is
for bt'eominc familiar with ills0 sed to spray Peonies
their characteristics.
6. Bring in branches of early
spring flowering shrubs for
forcing into bloom Korsvtliia,
Ja.'mine. Daphne. WiU-iiiiazcl
strengths, according . ""' "as one of sen
with directions fol- ""isnod to cut down
from frost with a good mulch
2. If bulbs try to nose their
way up lo early, cover with a
light mulch or use branches
of a discarded Christmas tree
or greens lo protect them from
frost.
3. On a dry day when there
is no wind spray with dormant
spray every deciduous tree or
shiub.
Rtd Star Transfer
wsttrtr A MnsM rk. l-llil
lh Inn o.
standing Post Office Dern
deficit which has been running
over fioo million dollars -a vcar
The House Post Oflirc fnmmii
pring planting use scale insects particularly. Bor-'"" "'" '"rrny ncanngs on Sum
seed catalogues for' deaux is used on trees ami woody "ifi .L ".f!-"' ul dclil.v,(1 action
. . ...... at-.vMun.
is
MADE TO ORDER
Standard Sites in Stock
A complele line of custom built
firrplace screens and fixtures.
AH types All sues. Available
in solid brass or ny finish de
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play. D0UGHT0N
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Ph. 3 SIM J5J Court
We Give "S4H" Green Sumps
end Pussywillows perform wi ll
when brought into the
warmth of the house. Soaking
several hours, completely im
mersed in lepid water will
hasten blooming
7. Continue pl.uuing
shrubs or trees to fill
vacant spots
srould bo moved with a good
ball of earth
lliry start through (he ground.
Don't expect a dormant spray to
( control insects for the coming
season as it is primarily a disease
preventntive. On not spray if
Umperattire is below .So decrees
on a windy day to avoid wast-
Ammonia Water Good
For Brushes ond Brooms
Household brushes and
brooms will last longer and do
a better job if they are thor
oughly washed occasionally
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! KPTV Highlights Wednesdsy: Three Steps to Heaven," story
of small town girl's adventures in New York, 11:15 am,; "I SUnd
Accused" starring Robert Cummings, Matinee Theater, 1 p.m.;
"Hip Van Winkle," Kraft Theater. 9 pm.; "Gang Bullets" sUrrinf
Anne No gel and Robert Kent, Nile Owl Theater, 11 p.m.
KOI.VTV Highlight Wednesdsy: Tournament Tempo" star
ring Allan Lane and Edward Ashley. Armchair Theater, 3:30 p.nv
Dykes vs. Giambra, Miami fights, 7 p.m.; "Behind Green Lights
starring Norman Foster on Showtime on Six. 11 p.m.
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WEDNESDAY KPTV PROGRAM:
Matinee Theatre, 1 "I SUnd Accused" stars Robert Cummings,
Helen Mack snd Lyle Talbot.
Life Is Worth Living, 7 Bishop Sheen discusses evolution of
love in nature and man.
Coke Time, 7:30 Eddie Fisher's songs include: "Happy Holi
day," "I'll Be Home for Christmas, "Christmas Eve in My Home,"
"You're All I want for Christmas" snd "White Christmas."
"I Married Joan, I Joan loses her good luck charm and she's
convinced she won't be called to participate in a big television
quiz show. Her husband is determined to stop such superstitious
nonsense.
' Kraft Television Theatre, J "Rip Van Wrinkle" stars E. G.
Marshall with Raymond Bramley, June Dayton and James Young.
Adapted from Washington Irving's folk tale.
Calvacade of America, 10:30 "Mr. Peale's Dinosaur" stars
Lowell Gilmore, Lurene Tuttle and John I.upton. In 1794, painter
Charles Wilson risks his career and possessions' to excavate and
reconstruct a fossilized mastodon.
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KOIN-TV ON WEDNESDAY:
3:30 p.m- Armchair Theatre "Tournament Tempo starring
Allan Lane and Edward Ashley.
5:30 p.m. Kit Carson Attempts of outlaw bands to seize con
trol of early California provides the historical basis for an exciting
episode in "Outlaw Army."
7 p.m, eights The first bout of 1954 will feature middle-
weights Bobby Dykes of Tampa, Fla, and Joey Giambra of Buffalo,
N.Y, in a 10 round contest from Miami Beach, Fla.
10 D.nu Wrestling from Hollywood Dennis Clary and Jerry
I Woods tag team with Mr. Bolo and Bonito Gardini in the Semi
1 Main Event Main Event features Lord Carleton vs. Carlos Guzman,
j II p.m. Showtime on Six "Behind Green Lights" starring -Norman
Foster with Judith Allen and Sidney Blackmer.
a 9 m 9
THURSDAY ON KOIN-TV:
3:15 Armchair Theatre "Driftwood" starring Ruth Warrick
with Walter Brennan, Dean Jagger and Charlotte Greenwood.
8:00 p.m., Meet Mr. McNutley Ray Milland, as Professor Mc
Nutley, runs afoul of the bank where he keeps his money, when
his wife, Peggy, played by Phyllis Avery, confuses the east side
of town with the west.
8:30 p.m. Four Star Playhouse Dick Powell stars in "The
Test." The drama centers on a jet test pilot who takes s plane up
for an experimental flight while beset with worry over the illness
of his daughter.,
9 p.m., Video Theatre Screen star Joanne Dru plays a country
bred career girl who finds her romantic ideal tending a tiny vegeta
ble plot on the terrace of his Manhattan apartment in "Call Off
the Wedidng."
9:30 p.m., Big Tows Investigating numbers games and foot
ball pools in the city's high schools, Steve Wilson, one of the Illus
trated Press and co-worker Lorelei Kilbourne, uncover a teen-age
gang terrorizing local shopkeepers, in "Kid Stuff."
10 p.m. The Playhouse While her husband is out epttine
champagne and caviar for their New Year's celeration, a young wife
has to decide whether to stay with him or run away with a new
love, in "To Love and Cherish."
11 p.m. Showtime on Six "Captain Caution" starrine Victor
Mature. Allan Ladd and Bruce Cabott.
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KPTV THURSDAY PROGRAM:
"Three Steps to Heaven, 11:15 Story of a small town girl's
adventure in New York City.
Matinee Theatre, 1 "Port of Missing Girls" stars Judith
Allen, Harry Carey and Betty Compton.
The World on View, 6:45 News, sports and weather.
Yon Bet Your Life, 8 Groucho Marx' comedy quiz.
Dragnet, 9 Jack Webb in realistic dramas.
Ford Theatre, 9:30 "The Fugitives" stars Barry Sullivan and
Mary Beth Hughes with Anita Louise. Story of a trapped killer snd
a daring newspaperman.
Nile Owl Theatre, 11:05 "The Mysterious Mr. Wong" stars
Belua Lugosi, Wallace Ford and Arline Judge.
Cutback Plan at
Longview Closes Mill
L0XGVIEW. Wash. (A - The
Long-Bell LUMBER Co. announced
Monday a cutback plan which will
i result in closure of one of its mill
I units and a cut of 200 in its payroll.
Company officials said curtail
mcnt of the lumber cut in the
Longview mills has been foreseen
for a decade because of a dwind
ling log supply.
The east fir mill one of the twe
units on the mill site, will be
closed. One of its shifts was dis
continued Dec. 30: the other will
be transferred to the west mill
plant Feb. 1.
The consolidation will reduce the
number of employes from about
1.R00 to l.eoo in the over-all opera-
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ROSEDALK TEA
ROSEDALE The Rosedale
j Parents Club will hold its silver
tea at the home of Mrs. Kenneth
Cole. Thursday, Jan. 7, from 1
to 4 p.m.
tion,
The west mill, on a two-shifl
basis, will take all logs cut b
the Army to ooerate Dosts mn. -xtw PY the area. It will
stations, hospitals, ports and ie- puce 800000 bard feet daily
Approximately 117.000 officers
and enlisted men were usrd hv
ipois ourinc the past year.
.my
ine th" .-pray and ymir cncrny. ; Ammonia water is Rood for this '
inch tif j purpose.
.ides of ' Use two tablespoons of am
. monia to a quart of water. Let
! the brush or broom straws
soak lor half an hour, then
rinse them well and hang them
up to dry.
He sure to cover even
the shrub or tree. 3
even twie
Alt. FOR n
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manors physically, the Pueblo Indians nf
New Mexico belong to the round-
headed Mongoloid people who fol
lowed the long headed ttaskct
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this month
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plant. rli-liriiniiim clumps now.
also Saxifrage and Shasta
Daisies.
10 Niw hrrigrs should be
planted this month.
11. IHlay pruning roses un
til February but plant new va
rieties this month
12 Plan to enjoy your gar
din in 1PM
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