Mny 8, 10-13
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
cPlant Properly, Save
Seed, Urge Experts
Prepared by tin U. B. Depart
mont of Agriaulture
Tim nerd for guidon seed In
Waiter thin year than over bo
fine, nnd fur thin reason It In
Important Unit nil Victory unr
ctPiifi'H buy mid now thulr seeds
wisely.
"Don't buy mora need tliun
you need tu plant," cutitions tho
r7
couplo
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r c r !' i
a.'' If.'.- ,y gg K-A ''
1 ITS f, " HL'i
A
4-H clubbers setting; out tomato plants. Minimum
distance between row 24 Inches.
would bo unwliio to waste any
kind.
Nearly nil gardeners, especial
ly nt first, have been found to
now need too thickly, This not
only i'cciulroi nn excess of need,
but also wastes lubor, ns tho
seedlings later mu.it bo thinned
by bund to tho spacing needed
for proper growth, Whore seed
ore down too cloxoly, poor
growth and poor quality vege
tables result unless 'thinning Is
properly done.
Dean nnd pen seeds should be
-yniced ns tho plants nro to stand.
PLANTING CHART
The following table shows suitable spacing for a number of common
vegetables in a small gardon, with tho amount of seed required for
on" font and 100 feet of row and the proper depth of covering in a
sood sandy loam. In heavy soils seed should bo covered less deeply
and in Hunt sandy soil a little moro deeply.
Minimum
pace
between'
rows
(tnchra)
Distance
between
plant
In row
(Inches)
Lima beans
Knap beau
Beets
Cabbago , '
Carrota
Chard
Collards . ..
Kale
I.cttuco , ...
Mustard ...
Onions . ..,
Fsrtnlps , ,.
I'eaa
" Potatoes .,,
' Itadlahrs ...
Kpinach ,
Kqitanh
Hwret eorn .
Tomatoes . .
Turnips
14
14
14
n
14
111
111
18
IS
IS
14
Id
IB
24
13
12
.100
so
30
14
X4
24
2-3
15-24
2- S
4-0
15-18
12
12
t-3
(-1
I
13
2
3- 4
30
15
24
2-3
cuiituininK sovernl seeds. Some
thUmliiK Is always necessary.
CnbbiiKC, tomato, nnd onion
planls nnd onion sets should bo
placed where they nro to remain
In the row.
Tall growing crops should be
placed preferably on tho north
nr west side of tho garden so
that they will not shndo tho low
plants. As far as possible, tho
first plantings of small nnd early
vugctnblcs should bo along tho
OPA Orders Miles
Taken From Union
Readers' Gas Cards
.. 'DETROIT, May 3 (P) Tho
Detroit district of tho office of
price administration today or
dered a total of 20,04(1 miles of
occupational . driving trimmed
from, the monthly supplemental
gasoline rations of 31) officers
and members of the AFL Team
sters union.
Review of tho rations allowed
,,tho Tcnmstors followed reports
that tho unionists had driven
their own automobiles to Port
Huron. Mich.. Hurlne n riimuto
over organizing milk drivers
there,' mitt hnd followed somo
drivers on their routes, .
Wage Increases
To Be Sought by
ejttoast Shipbuilders
' SAN FRANCISCO, May 3 fP)
Wage increases In lino with tho
cost ot living will bo sought at n
hearing opening hero May . 17
with Pacific const shipbuilders,
A,' T. Wynh, secretary of the
AFL Bay Cities Metal Trades
Council, said today, , -
. "Tho master shipbuilding
iwrcoincnt Is for tho duration.
Tho wage clnuso will bo dis
eased -Willi a view to equaliza
tion of pay in lino with tho ris
ing cost of living."
EARL L. GREENE
'of ihe Sanitary Barber Shop,
"wishes to let his friends
know that, he has purchased
efynv
U. S, dcpiirlmont of agriculture.
"Don't plant moro need than you
need to gut n aland,"
Tho department points out
Hint while) thu supply of vege
table) need for Victory guldens
promise to bo sufficient to meet
tho country's needs, tlio Ituutlon
In tight, particularly for onion,
beet mid carrot seeds, and It
ii;. JT'j 'low
iJH mm
XV
I ' i. M
4 tl.Mtfs-K rV
These vegetable never should be
thinned In tho rows.
Small seeds, such as currots,
collurds,. onions, parsnips, spin
ach, should bo sown three or
four times ns thickly ns the
plants are to stand,' because
many seeds usually full to pro
duce Hood seedlings. Surplus
seedling nro to be thinned out
before the plants crowd one an
other. Beet nnd chard "seeds" should
bo sown no thicker than the
plnnbi nro to stand, beenuso these
"seeds" nro really fruits, each
f
Seed required (o
plant:
1 foot I 100 ft,
of row I of row
(number) I
Depth to
cover
aeed
(Inches)
Va lb.
1
1
1
t
V,
h
Mi
1-1 U
4
. i
1
Vt lb.
1 nlinra
i50-90 plants
'4 ounce
1 ounce
1 packet
1 packet
1 packet
Va ouiica
1 qt sets
Vt ounce
I lb.
6-8 lbs.
1 ounce
I'M ounce
1 ounce
V. Ih.
JO plants
20-25
IY ounce
south or cast side, with ' later
crops to be sown progressively
across the plot. This helps avoid
confusion and dnningo to earlier
sowings.
Gardeners should consult
their experienced neighbors and
local agricultural ndvisors on the
best time to plant tho various
kinds of vegetables.
(Nextt Cultivating the Vic
tory Garden.)
Automobllo insulation should
be cleaned of all grease and oil
lat regular Intervals.
IN THE AIR FORCE 1
GROUND CREWS f
they say: . .
"LANDING GEAR" "KITE" 1
forlegj forairplane
4flTa? MllfffSI!" , "CAMEL i
nnsnvntfG , for the favorite cigarette with
for member of ground crew ; men in the service r
r t '- - ZSl CAMELS
fT , SToy HAVE WHAT iT B I
U- , . TAKES-EXTRA I
j N45; AND PLENTY I I
A4 V Thf 0FFIAV0R gS' 1
rtRsrmmE servce
With men In the Army, Hivy, Marines,
' and Const Guard, the fnvorlto cigArotto '
it Camol. (Dascd on actual sales records 1
In Post Exchanges and Citntoona.)
Rationing
Calendar
War Price and Batlonln;
Board, 434 Main street. Office
hours daily, 10i30 a, m. to
SiOO p. m.l Saturday, 10i30
a, m, to 4i00 p. m.
RATION BOOK NO. 2
Muy 31 Explralltm duto of
red mumps K, V, G, if, und J.
Validation dates as follows ;
Jlrtl ilnnp llat'i vnlM ' Kilri
K . A ti II 84 ly 81
..,My " lny :a
II Mny liny 31
II ,....My IH , Mny l
, J M.y 21 Hajr l
SUGAR
May 31 Stamp No. 12,
good for flvo pounds, expires
ut midnight.
COFFEE
May 30 Stump No. 23,
war ration book. No. 1 of book
holders 14 years of ago or
over, good for 1 pound of cof
fee, expires at midnight.
CASOLINE
May 21 No. S stamps, In
"A" book, each good for four
gullons, expire at midnight.
SHOES
June 15 Stamp No. 17,
war rulion book 1, valid for
purchase of one pair of shoes,
expires ot midnight. Family
stumps nro interchangeable.
FUEL OIL
September 30 Fuel oil
Stli period coupon expires.
TIRES
May 31 "C" book holders
must havo tires inspected by
this date with at least 43
days elapsing since last in
spection. June 30 "B" book holders
must havo tires inspected by
this date with at least 60
days elapsing since last in
spection. Sept. 30 "A" and "D"
book holders must have tires
inspected by this date with at
least 00 days elapsing since
Inst Inspection.
RETAILERS AND
WHOLESALERS
May 3-14 Register fth
local board under meats and
fills program. Point inven
tory of stock on hand as of
closo of business May 1 and
record of point sales from
April 29 to May 1st inclusive
required.
INSTITUTIONS
April 15-May 5 Register
with local board tor second
period allotments of meats
and fats, processed foods,
sugar and coffco, Record of
meals served in first allot'
ment .period (Mar.-Apr.) re-.
quired.
(' SURE THING
SALT. LAKE CITY (P) Ven
erablo Ira Stormcs, commander
of tho Utah department of the
Grand Army of the Republic,
knows he'll bo reelected at the
annual meeting May 13.
He's going to nominate and
vote for himself.
That one ballot will do It
he's the only GAR member in
Utah.
Always read tho classified ads.
PIMPLED SKIN
TJan Santlicptto Lotion, famous
medli-nU'd patvdrr bono, so helpful
to plmptcit Irritated akin, when due
lo external caukcil You'll love It.
IVonioten Kklnticnuty Bklncnro.
Thrvo flnllerlna cnmplnxlon nhndeg.
Fleali, Urunetto, Cream. 10c, fiOo.
SANTISEPTIC LOTION
Addresses of Gilchrist's
Service Men Listed Here
Herewith Is a list of Gilchrist
service men, together with their
addresses, submitted by the Serv
ice Men's Correspondence club
at Gilchrist In an effort to stimu
late correspondence with service
mon from thut community.
Jumrt f. AplIillt, CCH, No. VTA. ffo
riflrl J'liBlinmlrr, Sm rrinrlito, Cftlll,
I'rt. Wllllim R. AmWion, tn4 Mapping
S'll Mil ritM, I'arkwiUr, Waihliiilon.
IM, WiHHlrr, X. Andcrwin Sllliuo, S9I
THH, Air Cup! Trrlmlral School, fllilit I,
Krxlrr KlrM, Ml..l.,l,i,l.
Jank II. Illnlmla, II H K T (llaillo),
Miami DlilvrfiUr. Oilonl, Ohio,
llrrhcrt K. llro, H tc, Arni'rf Oilard
fVnlfr, Trtaiura Iilaml, San rranclico,
Calllo,(ila,
William 0. Ilowman, VHn (,'lirk, Ml, ao
Klfrt I'oatmaater. Han KranrUco. Calllomla,
Frnlrrlrk W. Ilafr, S Jc, U. S. llaillo
School, Auliurn, Alahama.
Jaini-a W. (,'aln, AHJI e. eo USS
Clinilrllrr, AlaiiKila Air Station, Alameda,
rahlornla.
SSit. William llaa Cahanlia, in School
,!.. HAM, D'inlni. N, MmIco,
I'KO lion. Id A. (.'loll. Mtillcal Dflaclim.nl,
Xr'.lrr rirld, lllll,pl.
William V. Foreman NK tit, IISS Alror.
"S" Jllrl.lon, eo I'o.trna.Ur, Xtv York
Clly.
Jamra T, f,lar, nf. I Co. , Camp Urn.
nlon, 1 S X T S. Parraiul. Idaho.
Irro I,. Uoiiard, Klri-majt te. A Dl
vl.lon. l;ss Portland, eo Fleet I'oitma.Ur,
San Franel.ro, California.
1'rl. Henry C. Hadilo, 4UI llaia Hda..
Air lla.a Rn,d., San Mnrmt, Tmm. -
lloiinlaa II. Mrllonald, Fireman lo IISV.
Naval Air Slatlon, Jloi ISIS,-I'earl llarlMr,
T. II.
Matt It. Metier, Co, T. U3lh Knir. R.ct.,
(OS) US Army, Camp natner, K. C.
M. K. Moorman, TM 3f, Flret Torpedo
Seho,d. t'8 Deitroyer Ra.t, San Diego, Call.
fornla,
U.lle C. Knrlln, HSK Xaral Air SUIloo,
til llrlilon. Anaroilla, II. .0.
SSat. Albert Nrluin (I00UII0) III, Bomli.
d.. ,1rd llomh. (Irp.. A If I No, Tin. eo
Fleet I'oitmaaler, San Franclaro, Calflornia.
-v' , , (j, fC7T --
. SUGGESTIONS
FOR MOTHER'S :
DAY. GIFTS
Rosetex Undies
Money savers that are the
first choice as an '
omical gift. Soft,
durable rayon.
Gift Neckwear
.White frosting for her
new spring suit or dress.
Frilly, foamy, & I rr
lacy styles! ) .UU
Polo Shirts
Just the thing for casual
wear. Perfect with slacks ,
or skirts. . Cool cotton :
knits, Easy to . fpi
launder.' . , J) ,UU
NEW SPRING: NUMBERS
. IN PEGGY ADAIRS
They simply mould
your foot . . , , graceful curves
point to your toes to make your
, ieei iook uiaereua sum , , ,
- while they .feel, divinely comfort-,,
. able; " ''
Marlon 0. Ko. AS (IWMJM) Co. a.,
WS Km, II K AVN SEP, APO til, Seattle,
Wailllmtoa.
Pit, Herbert Fanny, Hi, Co., SCU im,
Inmnlns Aacord Statloa, Fort Lawli, Waah
Intton, tnd f.t, Parld V. Feasy, Oroup f, AAF
NS, Hondo, Trill,
Corp. Alfred M. Hoieberry UTIIBtt) It
Knilneer llepot. ATO SM, co Poitma.ttr,
New Vrleana, La.
William T. Sharmaa, SMSOtKI, HA
Co., A. W. Retinal, Seattle, Waihlnston,
Hoi mt. ,
Sit. Clarenw It. Sword. Co. , ttnd
armored nrt., APO tit, Fort Hiail, N. I!.
rm Claurln II. Shirley, US Army Hp. Co.
Ird Ho., 939th Infantry, APO IS, Camp
Shrlliy, Ml.alulppl..
PFII J. II. Selleri, SKIIi Hmn. Co. D
Aid, oo Poltma.tar, New Yolk City.
PFII Arthur P., Ward, Station lloipltal,
Ft. iloaecrani, California.
Corp, Jamra Wataon, Marina Corpi Air
Station, Oaleta, California.
Ut O, Snider S!c, IJSCfl-IJJ X. W.
Flandera, Portland, Oregon,
Pvt. latr Snider, IS Army. Srty. D.
Klh r, A. Trt, Bn. ni)(. No. ttm. Camp
llolierta, California. ,
Arthur Sherman, Co. 1W, Camp Ward,
USNTS, Farraiut. Idaho.
Herman Hermanaon. Co. S, Camp Reunion,
USNTS. Farraiut, Idaho.
Charlea Jfale, Co. 4, 'Camp Watdan,
USNTS, Farraiut. Idaho.
Rohert 8herman, Co. I, USNTS, Camp
Bennlon, Farragut. Idaho.
Wendell W. Cole, F.lmer Floth, Uoyd
D. Catl, John W. Goodwin Jr. .
Union Foreman. PhM tc. USX. nd
Marina Aircraft Wing, nroup 18. FMF, co
Po.tma.ter, San Franclico, California.
Sit. fomar R. Foreman, Co. F. tit Para
chut Trn. Regt., Fort Rennlng, Oa.
Allien T. Ford AS. Crew IM, Rarraek ,
Amphibian Rain, Salamon, Maryland.
John P. Ilerharl, Fireman l, TTRS
Wright, "B" Plfl.lon. co Fleet Pottmaiter,
San Franrl.co. California.
Prciton II. Goodwin, Armed Ooard Center,
Treaiitrc Iiland. San Frandtco. California.'
Untrr F. Oarner. S 1e, US Naval Air
Station, Dutch Harbor, Ala.ka.
Royal Satin Charmode
Desirable Slips
Exquisitely made of improved mult
filament rayon satin, high In sheer. A
wide choice of beautifully fitted styles,
each a superb value. Tailored, lace trim
med or 'the new "V-up" built up shoul
der. Sizes 32 to 44.
Rayon Satin Francine
econ
49c
Individually styled of .superbly
soft simulated leathers, or expen
sive fabrics. Beautifully fitted . .
' to have everything at fingertip's :
reach, Newest top handle or un
derarm styles, -
themselves to
Q45
Nazi to Italy
,'- "
LBtiL
.. .- i
Hard-vlsaged German Field
Marshal Hugo Sperrl is re
ported to have been shifted
from command of the Nazi Air
force in western Europe to
southern Italy, along with JOOO
planes.
AO Frank R. Ollehrlit, Uaira Jr. Col
lege, Suaanville, California,
Corp. Io Hethorn. 12th Photo Sqd., Pboto
Oroup, Colorado Spring!, Colorado.
Corp. Hay K. Hethorn (KMlUt) Co. A,
IIS Q,M Bn.. APO 40, co Poitmaiter, San
Frandtco, California.
Kagner Hermanion, IT 8 N A T B, Soloman
Branch, Waihlngton, P. C, Crew iM, Bar
racka II.
Goodman F. Jamei, S!c USNR, 741 St.
Charlea St., New Orleani, la.
Prciton Harf-n. CM Sc, US Nayal lt.
tlon. Alglera, La.
PFO Rrncat Johnton, Jr tlth Photo
98
Slips 1 .29
The
love
satin
with
trim.
and
GIVE HER A HANDBAG TO
MATCH HER NEW OUTFIT
59
Oreqon News Notes
By The Associated Press
Clackamas ' county reported
two fatalities, those of Henry H.
Douglas Jr., forest service em
ploye who was crushed in releas
ing the hydraulic hoist of a
dump truck, and Kenneth Carl
ton, 6, who was electrocuted
while crawling over a farm
fence near Willamette. , , ,
Officials of the Shrine hospital
for crippled children in Portland
announced . they had received
$20,000 from the 1043 "mile o'
dimes" campaign, a sum ten
times larger than any previous
donation. . . . The Portland OPA
office announced revised ration
tables would be available for re
tailers at post offices today. , . ,
Sale of the Oregon City cream
ery and its receiving stations in
Salem and Newberg to G. Voget,
rV)d., Peteraon Field, Colorado Sprlngl, I
tioraoo. , . .
Pvt. Woodrow Rdgar. Company "B", Sagth
Rnir. Regt. O.-0., Camp Claiborne, Loula
lana.
ret. William J. Terrell, A.S.T.U S00 Co.
"C" Oregon State College, Corvaliia, Ore
gon. '
William Wyalt Ward. AS. Rent. S Co.
IIZ O, K.8.N.T.S.. Farramt, Idaho.
Acid Indigestion
Xarff U im I gMiM wr 4JtU jwmt mm, bach
WbD tutM Htmtth aetd eium ptlnftjl, luffoeil
nig in. mot lUmtth sad hetv. brn. doctor utuallr
mterlb Uuj (uiMi'trUat nadklnaa known for
rinptomitk rrilr nadldAH lllu Ukm) la Bll-a7ul
TtMiKL Ko Uttlr. Boil -arts bflnn nmtott In m
JlwraUiTOboUli. lo oi tot doabU back. 3f.
SHE'LL LOVE
RAYON SATIN
lovely luxurious gowns she will
for gifts. Heavy, rich crepe back
or lovely crepe florals trimmed
lace. Some with clever fagotttng
Every one beautifully finished
detailed.
IDEAL MOTHER'S DAY
GIFTS . . . JAMARETTES
Comfortable man-tailored styling. Made
with strong double-stitched seams . . .
gripper snaps on the txouser3. Finest
quality washfast cotton fabrics make
these super quality. Jamarettes well
worth their price.
SHEER RAYON HOSIERY,
ROYAL PURPLE QUALITY
0R::r
Better Still,
Buy Her A
War Bond
Hubbard creamery operator,
was announced In Oregon City,
, . , Angus O'Shcll, Snlem, and
Margaret Root, Belwood, Penn.,
applied in Portland for mar
riage license.
AH, SPRING ,
AUGUST, Kas. (IP) The po.
lice blotter listed these Hems
yesterday:
zl. Dog barking, keeping neigh
bors awake; 2, Neighbor's chick
ens out, Victory gardener com
plains; 2. Boys and rocks IS
windows broken; 4. Horse loose
on street; S. Cats digging in a
garden.
conniG!
WEDNESDAY, MAY 12
Herb Miller
(Gene's Brother)
And His ,
Orchestra
ARMORY
Dancing 9 Till 1
THESE
GOWNS
298
68
Full fashioned "sheer
hosiery that resist
wear. Better fitting
leg with rayon heels
and toes. See the
lovely new shades at
Scars.
79
, ; So. 6th St.
I Barber Shop
( , botween
.Klamath and Main
I I v' on 6th St.
a