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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

Berlin greets American
transatlantic flyers. Crowds
surrounding their monoplane
Columbia just after Clarence
Chamberlin and Charles Lee
vine landed at the Templehof
flying field. p. & 4. Photos
Evening star., 1927-04-30
PLANT BREEDING

The development of new varieties Of
plants is one of the most fascinating
hobbies that can be magined To the
average person there has always been
certain amount of mystery associ-
ated with plant breeding. The use of
such terms as plant wizard and plant
creator has not in the least detracted
from the general misconception. Yet
plant breeding, or at least the part
that man plays in it, is a simple proc
ess, consisting simply of transferring
pollen from the blooms of one desired
parent to the other
To make certain that natural polli-
nation does not take place, careful
investigators remove the male parts
from the flower about to be crossed
and protect the blooms with glassine
sacks. Many of the popular breeders,
such as the late Luther Burbank, did
not even take the pains to do this,
but trusted merely to chance. Man
plays his greatest role in the wise
selection Of the parents. Only closely
related forms will cross, and even then
there are many disappointments.
Horticulture owes a great debt to
amateur plant breeders. Many of the
best varieties owe their origin to busy
people who have developed plant
breeding as "a hobby, without thought
of monetary recompense. Washing
ton has many such amateurs at the
present time. Local iris breeders
have been unusually successful and
have already made the locality ia.
nous as a source of new varieties.
Evening star., 1927-04-30

nightshade family, which includes
useful plants. as the tomato, pepper,
eggplant and potato, and also many
useless and poisonous forms. Both
plants agree in manner of Increase
that is, from underground portions
rather than from true seed. In fact,
the sweet potato rarely if ever flowers
in this region. But in some places,
such as Porto Rico, the sweet potato
blossoms and seeds freely. From
these localities we are already receiy-
ing new and promising varieties.
Sweet potatoes are divided into
two principal groups, the wet fleshed,
enormously called yams, and the dry
fieshed kinds. Many folks have a
marked preference for one or the other
type. Prominent in the moist flesh
and in the dry fieshed group Big Stem
Jersey, Little Stem Jersey and Gold
Skin. There is some little difficulty
for the home gardener to secure plants
Of any special variety, for there is
considerable confusion in names.
Plants are offered by many of the
city and suburban seed stores. These
are shoots pulled from sweet potatoes
which have been bedded in sand or
light, sandy soil and covered with
glass to hasten development The
sweet potato is very susceptible to
frost and may not be put out safely
until after May Is. Unlike the white
potato, which will send up fresh
shoots from the tuber following in
jury from cold, the sweet potato slip
will be killed by heavy frost.
Evening star., 1927-04-30
The Vegetable Garder

Little progress has been registered to
date in local vegetable gardens. The
cold nights of the early part Of the
month practically held in check those
plants which had emerged from the
ground Radishes have made some
little growth and will be ahead Of
new paintings but as whole little
has been gained from attempts at
an early start. All but the very tender
vegetables may be put in now at one
time, leaving space for the tomato,
pepper and egg plants, lima beans,
sweet potatoes, melons and cucum-
bers. Even these may be attempted
with a fair chance of success, eS-
pecially if one has plant protectors or
other covers for use on cold nights.
Some of the recently devised plant
protectors are made of celluloid, which
allows light to pass through and thus
serves as an individual cold frame.
Protection Of this type may be left
on during cool days as well as night
with benefit to the inclosed plant.
The soil has been well provided
with moisture by the abundant rains
and hence should be in good condi-
tion to spade deeply and well. Choose
a time when the soil is neither wet
nor dry, but is in a moist, Crumbly
condition. If manure is unavailable,
use some high-grade commercial ferti-
lizer instead, broadcasting at the rate
of l pound per 40 square feet. Ferti-
iizers are labeled as to quality on the
original sack. A good garden ferti-
lizer should at least carry a 4-S-4
label-that is, per cent of ammonia
nitrogen, per cent of phosphOric acid
and per cent of potash. Many of
the garden brands run higher in am
monia and are even better. On poor,
clayey soil, one can hardly expect
to equal the prophecies in the seed
catalogue without introducing manure
as we'll as commercial fertilizer. For
the very small garden. there is now
available dry, shredded cattle manure
as well as dry sheep manure. These
fertilizers introduce the necessary or
ganic substance. humus, which is so
important in plant life.
Gardens planted now should literally
jump into growth. On the other hand,
weeds will also grow rapidly and care
will be needed to keep them in check.
Some gardeners mark the slow germi-
mating beet, parsnip and carrot rows
by putting in a few radish seed at
the time of sowing. The radishes may
be pulled as soon as the real owners
of the row appear. In the meantime,
the gardener can work close to the
row with assurance
Evening star., 1927-04-30
Gardening in Washington
AND ITS ENVIRONS
Conducted by J. W. Wellington, Garden Editor The Star.

The field is broad and there is plenty
of work to be done. Any one con
templating such activity can easily
find sympathetic counsel and en-
coura cement.
Evening star., 1927-04-30
RENEW WAGE PACTS.
Readjustments i'm Building Industry
Held Satisfactory.

Spring wage readjustments in the
building industry are progressing sat
isfactorily, with a majority of building
crafts willing to renew 1926 wage
scales, according to the monthly re-
view Of the national building situation
by the American Bond and Mortgage
Co.
Notwithstanding the recent slowing
up in construction activities,'h the re-
view stated. building labor is fully
employed and wage scales for skilled
craftsmen are generally holding firm,
with slight upward tendency noted
In some cities where large building
operations are in progress.
Negotiations now well under way
Indicate that no general downward
readjustment of wage rates is in
sight. In some of the larger cities,
such as Columbus, Louisville, New
orleans, Portland, Greg; Omaha
Kansas City, Mo; Dayton and CIeve.
land, there have been a number of
settlements with the so-called key
trades, which have asked and received
wage advances ranging from 5 to
rs cents per hour.
"a development Of this situation
has been the announcement of plans
of the Allied Building Trades Council
of Baltimore to put the five-day week
into effect July l, 1927, and it is not
expected that the employers Of union
labor viii make a vigorous protest
although opposed to the plan. The
attempt of the iron workers of Pitts
burgh to put into effect the shorter
week in that city has failed and they
have returned to work under the con
ditions and wages obtaining in 1926.
Evening star., 1927-04-30
IRIS

Very soon now many Washington
and suburban gardens will be gay
with iris blooms. A great many local
! folks have found that there is no more
satisfactory Spring flower. Perennial
/ in habit-that is, living on from year
| to year-the iris requires very little
care as compared to less hardy plants.
And although the bloom period of the
/ Germanica, the best-known group, is
relatively quite short, the swordlike
foliage is handsome throughout the
whole growing season. Some people
still think OF iris as the oldfashioned
! flag flower in blue and white shades,
/ little realizing what wonderful devel-
/ Opments have taken place in this
/ plant in the last few years. Great ad-
vance has been made in size of blooms
and length of stalks and, best of all,
/ in colors. Gorgeous colors in many
blends and pure shades have resulted
! from the breeders skill. To realize
the situation fully one should take
time to attend the iris show of the
National Capital Dahlia and Iris So
ciety TO be held in late May at the
Mayfiower Hotel. Here the iris win
be at it's very best, for there are many
fanciers in our vicinity who have not
only introduced the best from abroad
bat have actually evolved by breed
ing SOM really grand flowers of their
own. me Of these new forms are
as far ahead of the old blue iris as
that was ahead of the wild marsh
forms.
A choice of varieties for the home
garden is difficult to suggest on ac-
count of the number Of fine kinds
available and the difference in peoples
taste fer color Pallida dalmatica is
a favorite light blue. Fairy, tall
stem, white with light blue markings,
not only is beautiful but is one of the
most fragrant. Edouard Michel is a
/ fine pink. Lord of June Ballerine and
| Lent A. Williamson are some of the
good recent introductions. One may
best close the question of varieties by
urging those who are interested in
iris to attend the coming show, talk
with the fancierS there and make up
list. The plants may then be or
dar8d, for the few weeks following
Towering is a very satisfactory time
for shipping and planting. In fact,
there is no time during the growing
season that this plant cannot be di-
vlded and moved. Illustrative of it's
tenacious grip on life is the quite au-
thentic story of a piece of root left
on cellar table during the Summer
months which took hold when re-
turned to the soil. Despite it's ability
to take abuse. the iris benefits from
care. Transplanting every three or
four years and manuring with bone
meal every year will aid in keeping
the plants in blooming condition.
The Japanese iris, an entirely sepa-
rate group. is becoming very popular.
The varieties of this type bloom later
than those of the Germanica and are
equally beautiful. although of distinc-
tive shape. Those interested are
urged to obtain Farmers Bulletin
1906. written by B. Y Morrison and
published by the Department of Agri-
culture.
Evening star., 1927-04-30
GRAPE BERRY MOTH

Like the coddling moth in the ap-
pie and pear, the grape berry moth
is the worst insect pest of grapes. 1t
is a particular pest for the home
gardener. because, as a rule, no set
spraying schedules are followed by
the average small producer. AS a re-
suit in certain seasons quite q large
per cent of the berries in each cluster
will be found to contain small worms
or injuries resulting from them
Severe infestations practically destroy
the value of the grapes. The time to
prevent this injury will soon be at
hand. Spraying of arsenate of lead
at the rate of IL pounds of powder
to 80 gallons of water, or 91a level tea
spoonfuls per gallon, within three or
four days after the petals fall and
again as the young grapes begin to
touch will greatly aid in keeping this
pest in control.
Evening star., 1927-04-30
LINDBERGH TRIP HALTED.
Flight to New York Delayed by
Plane Repairing.

SAN DIEGO, Calf, April 80 P).-
Necessity for maxine minor repairs
has caused Capt. Charles A. Lind
lergh to postpone his scheduled take
off for ST. Louis this evening on the
first leg of a flight TO New York with
his monoplane. in which he hopes to
fly across the Atlantic this Summer.
Capt. Lindbergh planned TO start q
nonstop fight today TO St. Louis,
where the plane will be christened
THE Spirit of st. Louis" by it's spon-
sors. lie then plans to fly to Roose-
welt Field, Long Island. where he pro
poses to start a flight to Paris.
The repairs can be completed in
few hours, he said, and win permit re.
sumption of test flights to-day or to-
morrow, He proposes TO start for st.
Louis Monday or Tuesday.
Evening star., 1927-04-30
H. E. DODGE A FUGITIVE. -
Fails to Answer Assault Charge in
San Francisco Court.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 80 UP).-
Horace +. Dodge, jr.. heir to the
Dodge motor millions. was a fugitive
from justice in California yesterday
because he did not appear i'm Police
Court to answer to two charges of
battery and assault filed against him
by San Francisco newspaper mon.
Police Judge Joseph NJ. Golden de-
clared forfeited the $500 bail on which
Dodge was released and issued a
bench warrant for his arrest. The
case was then continued 90 days.