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Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10

Russia fought against England,
France. Sa1diaia. and Turkey III
the Crmean VA
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10

Tie 100000 sheep in the Unit
rf States produced o35 500.D0B
pounds Of wool IN 1910.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
AFTER THE
FIRST YEAR

FIRST YEAR
Nevada State JournaD
The Office of Production Management
comes to the end Of its first year with
few persons satisfied with results. The
most that Mr. knudSen now claims Is
that we have made start. The most
that his eo-director. Mr.. Hillnan, CLAIMS
is that "all-out participation of our ma
tion's entire manpoWer in the defense
effort has yet to be achieved.
IN Washington, the political chorus
stresses a refrain of failure to meet tuP
expectations There is New Deal pressure
fer 4 ramaking of the present setup.
There is even talk of the retirement OF
Mr. knudsen. forced or otherwise. The
enmity of political antagonlsms against
business leaders in key positions adds to
the confusions The refusal Of favored
contractors to spread work among small
er manufacturers slows up production.
Now comes request, through the war
department for enactment of legislation
giving the President authority to con-
script private property when in the gov
ernment's opinion such steps are neces-
sary for national defense. The same
suggestion was made several months ago
and drew such a storm of protest that it
was dropped.
There is OF course the possibility that
the war department, acting with full
knowledge of the President handed the
bill to the senate to impress upon manu-
facturers and labor leaders the fact that
there is at least one method of putting
an end to useless strikes.
Why it should be necessary in an en-
lightened country for the consideration
Of such legislation is sad commentary
on the intelligence and the patriotism of
those who control the factories or other
institutions useful to national defense
The President has made it clear what is
wanted and needed but his apparent un-
willingness TO yield control and give the
OPM or an individual complete author
ity to act has had its effect on production
and the same difficulty would be faced
under a conscription law if the President
insisted upon keeping the entire burden
on his shoulders There is criticism on
this point from both the friends of the
administration and from its opponents.
The result Of all this is an unhappy
condition which produces much dissatis-
faction and perhaps not a small amount
Of unfairness in the effort to place res
pOnSlDlilIy. One READS OF new projects
started, expansions planned, orders plac-
ed. but no maXimums of production
achieved. The best that is promised is
the hope for better results.
But hope is not enough in the crcum-
stances. 1t is not enough to lay founda-
tions. The demand is for TIE goods
goods not alone for others, but goods for
ourselves. We are not getting those
because we have not yet solved the prob
lem Of full cooparation-the cooperation
that comes from intelligent planning,
the cooperation that comes from unver-
sal effort, the cooperation that comes
from concentration of directed power.
There can no longer be any doubt that
this war will be determined by two things
no, one thing--a successful combination
Of sea and air power.-Navy Secretary
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10

Andeffa Is a tiny country Wing
IN The PYrenees mountains be-
tween France and Spain.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
Famous Sayings

standeth God within the shadow, keeping watch
above His own.-LoWell.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10

Before t reaches the consumer,
TIE average pound OF meat is NOV
cd 1CO0 miles from lis on-the-hoof
Lone.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10

The temperature Of Reykjayik,
capital of Iceland rarely GOES be-
low freezing despite the chilly name
of the country.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10

The Bay Of FundY is noted for
il tremendous tides.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10

Tie maximum life expectancy of
: reptile is rs years.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
Did You Know?

When one of the 200O teeth oil
the dinosanr traehodon dropped
cut. another grew in its place.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10

Haaled animals have no collar
bones.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10

Tie brain OF a baby grows more
in the first year than in all the re-
mainin2 years Of its life,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
MEMBER

MEMBER
American Newspaper Pub
Editorial Association. Cali
fornia Newspaper Publish
ers Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10

The average speed at which air.
mail and express travels along the
airWays Of the United States is
about 110 miles an hour.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
$ DENALI I5
 WE5TB0UND

The Alaska Steamship steamer Denali arrived in port this morning at o'clock with 32 passengers aboard for Juneau
 Passengers from Seattle were: E.. J. Cecil, Mrs. E. J. Cecil, Earl Cecil, MT. and Mrs. P. w. Fewel, Chris Finneman, Henry A. Ford, Margaret Hampel, Wayne Johnson, Stanley Jones, J. Huffman, Mrs. Dick Pappe, Jr. Sandra Pappe. Miss Betty Pom eroy, T. L. Pyle, Mrs. T. L. Pyle, Mrs. Helen Sallis, Katherine Spen- cer, R. o. Young, Harold Cox, Rob- ert Medically, Charles Flor, Joseph Ripatra, and c. H. Sawyer.
 Passengers booked for Juneau from Ketchikan were: Margaret Evans, Mrs. William Robertson, Sr., Mir and Mrs James Sey, Jr, MT. and Mrs. Charles Tuerogal, and Billy Young.
 Passengers from Petersburg were: Alden Holt, Tim T.. Oldroyd, Mrs. l.. Ralnke, MT. ana MrS. hODerU Thomas, Sam Thomas, and Mrs. P. Torres.
 The Denali sailed from Juneau at 3 o'clock this afternoon with IA passengers aboard for the West ward.
 Passengers booked for Seward are Mabel A. Fair, Mrs. J. E. Lane Mrs. O. s. Sullivan, Conrad Yen ney, Minnie Royen, Julius Baier, Ralph Casey, and John Erickson.
 Those booked for Kodiak are Mrs. R. w. Dusenbury, Mrs. F. H. Moth orwell, Mary Motherwell and Hugh Blackburn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
love! It's, ga. a '. Funny Thing;
 Here'sproof
Over Hundred Couples Get Hifthed in Single Day.
 Other Incidents
By GEORGE TUCKER

NEW YORK, July 29-Love. It's funny thing. It makes the world go round.
 The other day it made 124 cou- ples in Manhattan take out mar riage licenses.
 The other day it made Brenda Frazier give up being a glamour girl and become Mrs. "Shipwreck Kelly. A good thing, too. for the glamour girl business was fast go- ing to pot. Before Brenda's time, a girl was the glamour-g girl of the season only for one season. Then she moved on, and someone else took her place. But Brenda changed this. True, each year new girl was named, but the photographers had eyes only for Brenda. an d everywhere you looked, even in the papers, it was Brenda Frazier.
 Well, that's all changed now Love did it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
Don't 'tAinl,
 Just Throw

CHICAGO. July 29-Some folks have given Babe Dahlgren, the new, fancy fielding Cubs first sacker, part credit for the improved play of second baseman Lou Stringer-
 Dahlgren noticed that the rookie was aiming his throws at first. Just cut it. loose,l' Dahlgren told him. I'll be, responsible after it. leaves your fingers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
Good News
 ...-. For rYawkey

BOSTON, July 29-Here's an item that made Tom Yawkey, own- err of the Boston Red Sox, happy: Lefty Lefebvre, one of the Yawkey farm hands, turned in To H. inning triumph for Louisville over Indianapolis the other day.
 The hurler is a former Holy Cross star. One of the things Yawkey needs most for his Red Sox is pitching - and Lefebvre appears about ripe for the majors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
BALL GAME .....
 ON TONIGHT
Islanders Are Scheduled fo Meet Douglas Team
 af 6:30 O'Clock

Tine Gartineau Channel Baseball League schedule is finished, but baseball is not With seven rained- out ard postponed games still on the heck before the final play-off, League President J. L. (Dolly) Gray today announced the scheduling of the Moose and Douglas hines for tonight, weather permitting.
 The game is slated to start at G:30 on the Firemen's Ball Park, and was rained out Sunday. June 20.
 pIrxr aEEENcE STAMPS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
HART IN NORTH

Oscar Hart, well known broker in Alaska, came north from Ketchikan to Petersburg aboard the Denali and will arrive in Juneau on one of the first steamers from the Wrangell Narrows metropolis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
N BOUT CANCELLED
 UNTIL. TONIGHT
Rain Postpones Welter- weight Title Fight
 UntiI Tonight

NEWARK, N. J., July 29. - Tle fight between challenger Freddie Cochrane and welterweight title holder F'ritzie zivic, formerly sched- uled for last night, was postponed until tonight because of rain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
JUST ONE PITCH,
 GAME THEN OVER


 CLARENDON. Tex, July 29. - Old-time baseball player Clyde At teberry was telling about the game that was won with single batted ball.
 The first man who came up to the plate in the game between Giles and Clarendon in 1904 smacked the ball out into a mesquite flat" At teberry said.
 Tt rolled down a prairie dog hole.
 The umpire yelled play ball but we couldn't play. It was the only baseball in 40 miles.
 Giles won by 8 home run"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
NOTICE

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CON- CERN: Whereas, Melville Sloane Leak has petitioned the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, First Division. at Juneau, for change of his name to Melville Sloane Leath,
 Now, therefore. it is ordered that all persons concerned appear be- fore said court at Juneau, Alaska, at 10 o'clock A. M. August End. 1941, and show cause, if any they have, why said petition for change of name as aforesaid should not be granted.
 ROBERT E. COUGHLIN,
 Clerk. HOWARD D. STABLER, Petitioners Attorney, Shattuck Building, Juneau, Alaska. Publication dates, July 22-29, l941.
 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29

The flower trade of the Nether- lands Indies has been depressed by expenditures for war the Depart ment of Commerce reports.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29

Three-quarter million more cars were financed in January April 194l than in the 1940 corresponds ing period. the Department of Com merce reports.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29

The average American is now 29 years old compared with 26.4 years in l930, according to the Depart ment of Commerce.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29

Gold production in Nicaragua this year is expected to reach a record $7,00O,0O0, the Department of Commerce says.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29

s John Kukilnik from the Polaris- Taku mine. underwent tonsil-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29

ectomy at the Juneau Medical and Surgical clinic this forenoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29

George Anderson, medical pa- tient, was dismissed from the Gov ernment Hospital this forenoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
Love is a funny thing.

Love is a funny thing.
 Over the weekend it caused Q negro cook up in Harlem to lose his temper. Before he regained t., his left cheek had been laid open by razor, his right thumb was dangling by a thread of skin, and he was in jail.
 When they brought him into night court they brought a w0- man, too, and she had an angrily swollen eye.
 Well" she said, He sassed me He slapped me. Then he knocked me. Down. Then he kicked me That's when I got mad-when he kicked me"
 The man looked embarrassed. He fidgeted with his bandage, and drew little imaginary figures on the courtroom floor with the sharp toe of his highly polished shoe
 How come you SaSSed her, then slapped her, then knocked her down, then kicked ,her?" the cops wanted to know.
 He looked at them solemnly.
 T love her. he said simply.
 Love.
 It's funny thing.
 The other morning in Manhat- tan it made a man get on street. car and sit down by woman whom he obviously knew. She turned her shoulder to him and stared obdurately out the window The man continued to plead irl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
low, earnest tones.

low, earnest tones.
 When at last it became appar- ent that she had no idea of listen- ing to him he sighed, got to his feet, pulled out gun, and pulled the trigger.
 The bullets began to beat up the seats and the floor of the car. As it happened, cop was on the car, and the cop dealt the man with the gun two fast, low slugs. The man seemed surprised. He slipped into a slow, spiral fall and landed on his back Dead.
 Later, the woman explained: We were separated. I wouldn't go back to him. He loved me"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29

Love.
 No matter where you happen tu be-in Harlem, on street car or even in the Stork club, it takes command.
 It's a funny thing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29

AXE SEEING ALASKA COAST
 There are IA round trippers aboard the Denali on the present trip from Seattle to the Westward along the coast route.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
HOSPITAL NOTES


 Joe Prescott who was injured in an automobile accident last Satur- day night has been dismissed from St. Ann's Hospital.
 Mrs. Selma Merila was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday to receive medical attention.
 Mrs. Anthony J. Wukich was dismissed from St. Ann's Hospital this afternoon, with her baby daughter, Marie Anne.
 Dan Brown who fell from dock early this morning, is in the Gov ernment Hospital receiving treat ment for his injuries.
 Annie Joseph returned to Hoo- nah today after receiving medical attention at the Government Hos pital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
Exue1tSetuice Qi1ectotu
IN ? AND B0YERs GUIDE l5aa[zi5laza
Painting, Decorating

ATTENTIONS GOOD painting decorating.
kaisuminlng. patching Save SIS now.
Temple 4336
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SaiesuUomen Wanted

FIVE REAL ESTATE brokers wanted. who
are willing to work and make money
Call Dearborn 22S0
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Personals


LIQUOR hablt stopped at nome secretly
Arnxd' 2ibl Nat Bank Bids RA YEA.
A FEATURE professor RAJAh. ELlNOn.
LORRAlN Entertainers Home cooked
dinners. Rainbow Tearoom. lit0 Broadway
ALICE SNYDER. sstrologer. 3l45 Second
Boulevard. Apartment S. Phone TER
RACE 2-s3i4
you've hear over radio CONSULTATION
your home or mine Appointments. 1878
Giichrist. NEmont 5-4432
ARDEN Health Studio (new management,
4l55 Woodward. New York graduates
Temple l-9s67.
CONSULTATIONS TO clients Six
months. AS Helen.
ASTROLOGER-Twen years experience
personal advice, Tree consultations; ap-
pointments Townsend $500.
AsTKoLoGER Miss Lena Manning
Cherokee Indian. Appointments. iis
Medium. FItzroy 1912.
AsTRoLoGER-Mrs Lowell: rs years sx-
perience Detroit Florida. Appointment
Lafayette 1924.
ASTROLOGIST-Cryst La Belle daily
Sunday, 81. s3il East Jefferson. Fl.
67f5.
AsTRoLoGER-velceM scklin. Lenox 1885
Private interviews, 1878 East Jefferson
i0l.
- GOINfbFsIN 4Al-hs-N - fN'oC
Horoscope Delneation. Appointments,
Trinity toss
ASTROLoGER- years experience. daily.
YN0NNE ABSTYSt, 80 Peterboro.
Cherry ss4f
AsTROLoGER-Eva Berry. lli0
Hibbard. near East Jefferson LEnax
1851 81 90.
AT BILL CRAFTS GRlLL-Astrologer Is
tee Noon luncheons. 1874 John X
Downstairs.
AUTHENTIC astrologer. suzanne warren,
2627 John r, near Adelaide APART
MINT 70 -
BATTLE CREEK treatment and physical
culture Creole Health Studio. Temple
I-Ol42
BODY CULTURE STUDIO--"Wanda Lou
2911 West Grand boulevard tbetween
Third Hamilton.
BROOKS psoriasis. gailstones. hemorrhoids
WAYNE, Men
CULBERTsoN fsi1 contract bridge lessons.
groups preferred, reasonable rate. Town
send s-O655
CONVALESCENT Home Tor eonvalescents-
Chronic Cases Elderlys. Rates Reason
able. Plaza 1921.
DEBT RELIEF See Credit Adjustment
Co. 1873 Barlum Tower. bet Oh. s347.
FLORENCE La VALLEY consultations
1872 26l2 West Kirby. Tyler 1881
HELEN ROGERS astroloeer C1-eD, daily
and sunday 81 Watson. Clifford 1919
HOLDS ans reducible hernia no STRAPS
sykes. l2l John R. ca 1877.
HERBS for Arthri,is Neurits. Chrome
rheumatism successful treatment Mar
Adams sli +. Genesee Saginaw
MRS RAVE AstrologIst Featured at
state Fair. ie37 Mitchell Plaza 1903
VI NEEDLES USED FOR removing IN
signify hair painiessiy. permanently guar
Keat institute 7us Francis Palms Rldg
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working
Doctor DE Swarte Rectal Clinic Sous Cas-
avenue remple l-2l2f
PROF atTON. ASTRoIOGN
Consultations dairy. ~ to 5. tuesdays and
Fridays tn y Closed sunday 3ils Junn
X. between Erskine and Eliot SPECIAL 81.
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE-Church at
Chr.t Arpoinim ents daily 1850 West
Grand Boulevard Yer 1855
REVERLSD 1RAEB Holy Tunlty Church
SUNDAY 7.3Ol. 1917 Michigan. Appoint
meats daily Lafayette u1.-i
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Share i,Uing Quarters

couple share lovely new home with en-
ployed couple. All conveniences. Dearborn
l6S2-W
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e M oioyment Agencies
Fema.r Help Wanted

BEAUTY operator wanted. Polish; all
round experience 1882 jos Campau.
CANDY GIRL, preferably with experience
m a chsIn stort, 10 lake fuU thaf-e OF
candy dept m 4 medium size dept store
~ northern section. Address Box B-629i
Detroit Tunes
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Farms and Lands for Sale

FIFTY AcRES-sx rooms, stone house
barn; sale. trade PLAZA 1922
40 ACRES good buildings slN electric
gravel road close IN 81 600. Murray
1923
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Situations Wanted-Maie

CARPENTER, remodeling. undermining
new work. reasonable. Crew of worke..
Atlantic l754-W.
DELIVERY work have car mn. part
time Good worker Madison liIS
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Good business. if,Inz
quarters reasonable rent bargain. 25O0
East Dawson
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Trade Schools-Moie

ACETYLENE ana arc welding taught ny
lesson the modern production wsy. low as
S25 no down payment required day nighi
r B Perry. 1901 " Lafayette
MEN wanted 10 qualify tor training IA AR
craft constr'n. Box B-s2Js. Detroit Times
LEARN MODERN BARBERING- Phone
write for particulars Molar College. 55a
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WILL NOT be responsible for any add
tional credit that my wife Hazel as
sumes after this date Lewis D. Matson.
1855 Georgania St Van Dyke. Mich
CONSULT TIRE enlarged Real Estate listinss
in the org sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
Nelo Houses for Sale

A FIVEPoOM bungalow. SIT month. base
ment 1901 Meyers. Hogarth 2sO5.
BIZ up-tu-date Tri-Level homes have
full-siZe rms bedrms. Only 50. $50
On 2nl4a Innrse Rnah AiIef
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Mortgages
Land Contracts
Business Opportunities

FOR SALE-Restauran and beer. town
$4,000. Al location: sickness reason for
selling Write Box B-ssio. Detroit Time.
GROCERY and meat market STOCK ID
rxtutes for rent aiis Caniff Trinity
-3i43
POOL ROoM--Seyen Brunswick pool. m,
Hard and smoker tables sacrifIte
$1,000 $500 down 1925 Mack Cherry
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Situations Wanted-remaie

BUNDLE washing. reasonable. specializing
shirts. called. delivered guaranteed salts
faction Townsend 16uuS
BUNDLE washing. ironing speciallztne
shirts curtains stretched called, deiiv-
cred Lafayette 622S
BUNDLE washing experienced laundress
beautiful shirt ironer, called. delivered.
Tyler 1851
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Little Farms for Sale

A BEAUTIFUL T. acre parcel level good
drainage and soil can help finance smail
home See Mr. q Bren today ~ Van Bnrl
and Inks'es Roads or call TT 2-5i2s
\ 4-RM home acre good garden soil.
mr. schools trsnsp sgd stores. invesfi T.
gate today onlt S2f per month Van Bon
and lakster Roads call II @-5f-N
Ri'; house and 4 lots only So down
Newman. Plymouth RI AZ Beech
MICHIGAN AVE 5 acres near DENT,
81 500 with 5000 dn Newman Oh ! -
ELL butt 4-room bungalow on aere
with water and electricity painted wi
insulated needs FINISHING 81 da5 fun pre-
IRWIN RFiHT a HINES INC
30i2i Gratiot n 70 Mile Road
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CARMEL REALTY co.
Real Estate Wanted
ARE YOU ANXIOUS

IN sell rent or exchange y1uf hone =
or other improved property Ne
gladly have one Of our experience -
sentaiives call t. discuss your ErHH 2
IL -
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Rurid.ps Propositions

BUILDING undermining. repairing r A.
Buchanan and Son S7sn Dickerson.
Pingree 1929
KNOBLOCH Brothers Builders Conner
cial Buildings Residential Homes Ssfs
Lonyo Oregon 1874
MALONEY MATTHEWS Building Company
-General Building. undermining 4075
Montgomery Tyler 5-0l63
AODERNlZiNG, General contracting
FLA terms Joseph palaLzoio. 53s :
Kpnns Plaza 1885
100 NEW HOMES under project Royal
OAK: MODEL Information. Plaza 3752.
READ Times Want Ads for profit-use
them for results,
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Hotels
Residential Hotels
Furntshed Rooms for Rent

ALMA. 1880 lchaImers)-clesn bedroom,
garage, excellent transportation: reason
able Pingree 2464
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Busin,S. Places for Rent

HAsTINGS Al Lvingsion--Corner. nice
location for business millinery or dress
shop dressing room. shelving etc. Trinity
1915
READ t'tfres Want ADS for profit
fherl for results,
Garages for Rent
FOR RENT Heated i0-car garage. f3g T.
Palmer Call TE 1855. or write Times
Box $751;
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KNIGHT PLATING Company Production
small parts $3.50 Bellevue Avenue.
Plaza ii6T
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Gas Stotlons- Shell
Gasoline Station (SineIar Gas
Station STANDARD Gas)

THOMAS SERVICE station dEimhurst-Ne
~ ne Lubrieation. TIRES Batteries
N4sui1Es Sinclair gasoline
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HOMER WARREN g. co.
BUSINESS Property for Sale

BRICK building. 33xi25 equipped ~iit
seats 3i55 Michigan. ZISK - IVAN
HOE 1886
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Wanfed-Resort

WANTED 10 buy Summer ,p''a~e o. =
district. Oakland County. Vermont So {
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-04-18
TIPS 10
Gardeners
REGARDING HERBS

Nj ANY home gardeners may be
A'i interested in growing herbs
this year because of the war,
and because they make everyday
dishes more appetizing and flavor
full.
Herbs may be grown in a plot
about four by six feet to supply
the average needs of a family.
They should have full sunlight and
be planted in good loamy soil.
Almost all popular herbs-balm,
basil, borage, fennel, marjoram,
rosemary, thyme, sage, anise, dill,
and caraway-may either be used
when young, and fresh, or pre-
pared for use dried.
Anise, basil, borage, dill and sa-
worry are ANNALS; caraway, and
fennel are biennials, and balm,
marjoram, sage, rosemary, thyme
and chives are perennials, al
though balm and marjoram are
best treated as ANIMALS.
All the herbs mentioned here will
probably produce enough growth
for use the first year, however, if
seeds are planted early, and eli
mate is normally temperate.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-04-18
IN NEW IDEAS ~
ny ion Ao>,se-1soAe41\M
- ~ By RUTH WYETH SPEARS NJ
By RUTH WYETH SPEARS

water as possible to make it
spread smoothly with paint
brush. Adhesive tape or other
strong gummed fabric tape will
be needed to hinge the boxes.
Cut the box lid straight across
with sharp knife three inches
in from the front edge. Cut out
the front Of the box and hinge the
pieces in place. Now, cut and
paste the covering pieces, as di-
rected in the sketch. Apply the
paste on both the back of the fab
ric and the box and smooth the
material in place with a dry, clean
cloth. Cover sides first with fab
ric straight around and about ~
inch over edges; then cover top
and bottom; then the inner sides
with the plain fabric "a inch be-
low the edges and " inch over
the top and bottom; then cover
the top and bottom inside.
NOTE: Complete directions for making
upper garment bag similar to the one
illustrated will be found in Book 6. You
may also want TO make a matching door
pocket. Complete directions for cutting
and making are in Book 4. II you do not
have these useful booklets. send order to