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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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A CHRISTMAS PARTY at the Gruenau Luther Orphanage in Bad Salzuflen, near Han
over in Germany celebrated the finding of a new home for five-year-old Karl (standing
center), now the adopted son of Mr., and Mrs. John Kerns of Keno road. The little boy
made the long flight from Germany to San Francisco alone. Seated on the floor with Karl
is Robert Benjamin Kerns, brother of John Kerns who found the child in an orphanage.
This picture was taken in Germany and forwarded here by the public information office,
Frankfurt Military Post.
Bottled Fertilizers Take
Place of Liquid Manure
By HENRY PREE
Written for NEA Service
Liquid manure, lone recommend
ed by gardeners both tor gardens
and house plants has given way
to bottled concentrated liquid fer
tilizers. This change is due largely
because of the scarcity of manure.
its unpleasant odor, and the messi-
uess attached to masuig ana Keep
ing it in solution
These objections are overcome
by simply putting a specified
amount of the concentrated ferti
lizer in just the amount of water
required to leed tne plants.
No longer need the indoor gar
dener, with merely a half-dozen
plants, worry about where to get
manure and where to keep it.
STIMULATION
Interest In liquid fertilizers has
been greatly stimulated by the pub
licity given to the water culture
of plants. There is nothing new in
this method for it has been used
for years by experiment stations
to determine the relative value of
various fertilizing agents.
' So-called water culture, however,
has no intimate connection with the
use of liquid fertilizers in standard
soil culture.
Here the readily-absorbable and
quickly-acting plant foods possess
some unique advantages. If the
soil is properly moistened before
their application, the nutrients
reach the roots rapidly.
Nitrification begins almost Im
mediately, the plant receives nour
ishment at once and the effects
continue for a week or more.
Growth is hastened and fruitfulness
is Increased.
Manure still remains something
of a mystery. It never has been
analyzed adeauately, prcbably be
cause some of its most important
constituents exist in proportions so
minute as to defy the chemist,
UNEQUALLED
Manure contains relatively small
proportions of nitrogen, phosphor
us and potash, not nearly enough
to account for its effects, and yet
its ability to maintain soil fertility
remains unequalled.
For countless centuries, the hu
man race has depended for its sus
tenance on lands fertilized only
with manure, and today such an
cient soils show fewer signs of ex
haustion than many of our new
fields. Manure must contain some
thing, some substance peculiar to
itself, that . other fertilizers have
lacked.
Thanks to the friendly Indians,
our Pilgrim fathers early learned
of the value of fish as a soil builder
and as fertilizer. Just as the pro
cessors of 'meat learned to use
much of their waste as a by-product
in the making of fertilizer, !
so, too, Is fish used by manufac
turers of fertilizers along the At
lantic and Pacific coasts.
However, it remained for one
Californlan to put fish, American's
first fertilizer in liquid form. The
old gardener has used this emul
sion to his satisfaction on tuberous
begonias, roses and house plants.
RESPECT
Liquid fertilizers, being highly
concentrated, are very powerful
and should be treated with respect.
Never make stronger than recom
mended by the maker. In fact, it
is belter to apply a milder solution
once a month than one stronger
once a year. The analysis of vir
tually all liquid fertilizers is simi
lar, they contain nitrogen. phoS'
phorlc acid and potash in proper
strength, plus the minor elements.
iron, copper, zinc, boron, mangan
ese and magnesium. Once used, the
lr1oor gardener will never again
mink ot messy liquid manure.
Beiton Will
Not Run Again
CANBY Ml State Sen. Howard
C. Beiton said Saturday he would
not be a candidate lor stale treas
urer in this year's elections.
"I feel that I should finish the
remaining two years of my term
in the Senate and help complete
some ot the legislative Jobs facing
the state" The Senator said he
may file for delcgate-at-large to
the Republican national conven
tion.
Beiton was the Republican can
didate for state treasurer in 1948
losing by a narrow margin to Wal
ter Pearson, Democrat.
SINUS INFECTIONS
DR. E. M. MARSHA
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Although the average wind ve
locity in Miami, Fla., is 10 miles
an hour, it has reached 132 miles
an hour.
Beware Coughs
From Common Colds
That RANG ON
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to help loosen and expel germ laden
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GIs Scorn
Russ Food
By JIM BKCKER
1 AP NewsiYstures
UniartT.IlT.Tl "n.i. .t..rr Bnu
one Ol as he dipped black bread
iiuo pimc oi uorscne, ' in lor
Russians and officer;, not, for us
walking soldiers."
H It'll fnll.rt n ,rt't,nH ti,tm.
slim army nieul his second of tlio
day, with a third to come.
was an pari ot tne Army s
plan to acquaint training soldiers
at Schofleld Barracks with UK
food the Rtlsxhlll KiilHInr mil, ull
the time.
One day during each training
period the OI's get n Kusslati
breUkfllNt. RllVKfiin lllllfh m.H Rile.
slan dinner. The post exchanges
are closed to keep them from slip
ping out and augmenting the sim
ple fare.
DAY'S MENU
For breakfast, Army cooks dished
up pea soup with meat, rice por
ridge with boiled beets, black bread
and tea.
Lunch was. rwirrliT with l,nii,i
potatoes sour croam and more
black bread.
Dinner bronchi vcrinht,.-,n.i
ronl soup, fish stew with boiled
cabbage, tea and black bread.
Aiit- reariinnc u-ova iivAri
" "V.., 'MlrtVU. ouuic
Ol in A xnlrilur anhinllu aii..
Bvviinni S.SSJUJS7U
thlX Stllff Pvt DnKal U.,n.t f
KUtanninfr, Pa., came back lor sec
onds. Oliers d.d too.
"The bxead Is pretty tasty al-
thOUCh lr. rnttlri iicm Ki.ttH "
Bennett said. "And the borscht is
not una. aw i mm u would get
preuy monotonous eating it ail the
iiuir.
NOT LIKE MOMS
Pvt. Kenneth W. Flynt, Mt. Olive.
MlSS. K&iri "if .llAnte tlr,M.i,.n
But Pvt. Wllllrtm nnn,. o
perlor Wis., puddled around in his
iuw mm gave it up.
S&t. Robert. Knhlllin nf T.n Ia
who supervised the cooking of the
111fnl cairl ha k.J . .1. .
of the breakfast nway. "They came
iuuu, ana went our' ne suld.
"But by dinner the boys hud
worked tin nti annrititM anH r,,,f n
away pretty good."
nanuna said the regular menu
for the rlAV hnri rnUort for pm.,n
ChiUDed beef nn tnnvt fn. hnlr.
fast roast chicken for lunch and
curriea veal lor dinner.
The RllKSlnn mpnt IHnn elavlarf
at Schofielri KPVttrnl mnnrh. an
when Secretary of the Army Frank
Pnra Innlrarl n 1 .U B.u. .
..t. iuu.lu a, me hiud variety
of foods ordinarily served Ameri
can soldiers and wondered out loud
hOW theV WHllM tnlCO tv t(anrin,H
Russian army fare.
Even if thA nrth HIH nnl vntoltt
at all on its own axis, the sun
WOUld rLe And Sfr. nnro rinrinn
the1 year because of the earth's
Journey around it.
Worn Stair Carpets Are Dangerous
Bv MR. FIX
ninlrlbuted by MCA Service
Worn stair coverings are dan
gerous particularly for women
wearing high heels. Therefore, it
behooves every home-owner to
keep his stair carpet in good con
dition, replacing badly-worn carpet
with new.
There Is nothing mysterious or
even complicated about laying
xlnlr carpet. The following bur
gestlous will assure, you of a professional-looking
Job.
In ordering the runner, figure a
foot and a half for each tread and
add six Inches to the overall lunglh
for shrinkage when you have It
cleaned - later. Rendy-miide pads
are available or you cun make
them yourself from 33-ounco carpet
lining.
IRKPARATIO
Be sure to clean and Inspect the
bare stairway. Loose steps should
be nailed down with clKht-pennv
finishing nails. Countersink ail
nails and remove snags and splin
ters that might cause wear.
Lay chalk guide lines on each
step to keep the runner straight,
then sturt the pads which should
be about four Inehos narrower than
the runner. Center the pads on the
step and leavo a spare between
pad and rher. After back cdiyt, Is
lucked down, draw pad over lend
ing edge or inning of step and tuck
underneath. Never Into the noslnn.
Start laying Die runner from (he
top. Tuck It next to the hall carpet
and let It run down the stair, fit
ting It loosely Into each step. Now
start from tlio top and tuck, putting
four tucks Into rucli Mdc, two In
the step mid two Mn the rlner on
each Aide. Keep the runner tluhl
aivi be sure yuu'ro following tne
guides so It will be straight.
KXCHSS
When you reach the bottom, fold
under the excess carpeting and
tack It all the way ucross the
riser. Iictum to (In top step slid
tack It all Iho way across tlio bot-
General
Hans Frci
BOOKKEEPING
Service
2354 Se. 6th Phon. 2-0293
mm
A I !.r adtn f)r nartmtnt,
(irarrrv and Urui Worn
i Woolfoom Corp., Ntw York 1, N.Y.
mm
MORE TENDERX
MORE DELICIOUS
MACARONI
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WING'
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TIRE SIZE TIRE fRICE , JTUH PRICE
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