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Show (xardeners Making the Garden Pay TEGETABLE gardens are grown to provide fresher, more nourishing food for the family, and to conaerve on food billa. Therefore, crops must be wisely chosen and systematically planted. According to Walter H. Nixon, vegetable expert, the most important vegetables considered both for food vslue and garden apace required are: Beans, cabbage, carrots, beets, squash, tomatoes, onions, peas and spinach. To get the most from garden space, plant two crops of spinach, (me in spring, the other in late summer. Plant Chinese cabbage and parsnips about midsummer in space occupied earlier by beans, radishes and peas. Make successive plantings of carrots and beets for a steady supply of small tender roots. Plant bush beans and beets on both sides of tomato rows. When tomatoes need the space, those earlier crops will have been pulled and used. Corn can be worked into the garden plan even though there is not such space. Plant spinach or beets or green onions between g com. Then rows of grow pole beans (cornfield beans) to climb on the com stalks. slower-growin- ( Safety Talks ) Most Hazardous Occupation AfOST fanners probably would scorn the use of industrys d safety shoes, hard hats i-- steel-toe- to protect their heads from falling objects, and goggles with unbreakable lenses to ward off sparks from the grindstone and splinters from the power saw. If this be true, it may possibly account for agriculture ranking first as the most hazardous of occupational enterprises. The National Safety council reports that of 19,500 fatalities in during occupational accidents 1937, agriculture, or farm accidents, contributed 4,500. Trade and service industries were responsible for another 4,500 accidental deaths. All other industries experienced fewer accident fatalities during that year, the council said. Machinery and animals were the cause of most fatal farm accidents, machinery figuring in 29 per cent and animals in 21 per cent. In order, other farm hazards and the per cent of fatalities they caused were: Excessive heat, 11 per cent; falls, 9 per cent; vehicular, 8 per cent; lightning, 5 per cent; crushed by falling tree, 4 per cent; all others, 13 per cent. wood-cuttin- g He was conscious that trouble went out in lot of advertising In all the time and it revolves fast, was brewing when he When he got home the comes morning. where is defiThis advertising a has and it this country he learned what he had nite purpose. It ii there because in. It creates desires for new that night done. ambition our merchants want to sell us au- things and encourages With tears in her eyes his wife extomobiles, chewing gum, tooth- for higher standards of living, claimed: I know you don't love me merchant's 'T'HERE is a I paste, refrigerators and oranges, Suggestions from the you've forgotten my birthday I" responsible They know that advertising helps advertising are often new "Darling," he said, "Im more a of for the purchase to tell these things and thousands better sorry than I can say but it is rug, an automobile, of others, and they know that It of break really your fault." kind new or information a valuable clothes, a provides she exclaimed. fast food. My' fault? service to consumers. Millions of purchases are in- "How can that be? That much is plain, but did you He took her hand in his. "How ever stop to consider that adver- spired by advertising. When the in- volume of buying is high, business can I remember your birthday," affects personal your tising come? No matter what your occu- is good and there are many jobs, he asked, "when there is never conpation, the amount of your sal- It is not only the ability of anything about you to remind me the sumers to buy goods but also their that you are a day older than you ary or wages is affected by total volume of advertising on the desire to buy that makes factories were a year ago? is part of all manufacturers and run at foil speed. Advertising of This one of the greatest stimulators storekeepers everywhere. buying desire that has ever been statement is worth examining. Pigs, Cows, Eggs by Air In this country, we produce and known. New industries depend on adconsume more than twice as In northern Canada the airto get started. A facvertising for (womman, much goods every pilot is milkman, grocer, plane an, and child as is produced and tory is built to manufactureevera butcher, and heavy freight hanNo one razor. clever electric used in other principal countries dler to scores of isolated mining of the world. Why is this? Not heard of such a thing before. towns and trading posts, reports merely because we have vast nat- Hardly anybody wants to buy the the Commentator magazine. Beural resources. Not just because device until the manufacturer ex- sides the usual traffic in all sorts we are better at inventing and or- plains its advantages in a national of mining equipment and dry imganizing. It is mostly because we advertising campaign. Almost stuffs that daily wings its way all want so much to have the good mediately, thousands of men buy into the North, fresh food is also things in life and because we have these machines and the company carried. the individual ambition and ener- increases production. The result is a breakfast Grapefruit gy to get them. The purchasing is lots of new jobs for factory fruit even 200today north of the miles salesmen. power of American people is used workers and traveling Arctic circle. Fresh eggs, milk Advertising has built many oth- and vegetables of all kinds are er new industries, big ones and little ones. Similarly, advertising shipped in large quantities by air. States' Names has expanded countless old indus- Where there are many children, tries. Raw materia and other re- even live cows have been carried by plane to provide fresh milk. lated industries are directly beneLouisians was named for Live means more pigs and chickens are daily fited. In it case XIV every of France. King Louis Our passengers on the northern aerial employment, more wages. Ohio means "great river." whole economic life is speeded up, freighters. Virginia was named in honor On the trip back, besides the national purchasing power is the of Queen Elizabeth of England. usual run of gold and furs, planes income and everybody's enlarged, Maryland was named for goes up. have at least half a cargo of fresh Queen Henrietta Maria of EngThe force of ad- fish. living-roo- land. Minnesota means "sky-blu- e water. Pennsylvania was named for William Penn, the famous Quaker. Florida was named for Easter Sunday Pascua Florida, the Spanish "feast of flowers." Washington was named in honor of George Washington. right to the seat of the i and aids nature to soothe and heal thl to IQUOOUa loosen and expel germ-- Even if other remedies have failed, don't be discouraged, try Creomul-sto- n. Tour druggist is authorised to refund your money if you are not thoroughly satisfied with the benefits obtained. Creomulsion is one word, ask for It plainly, see that the name on the bottle is Creora and you'll get the genuine product and the relief you want. (Ad O Good for Naught '.Too good for great things too great for good. Fuller. and Gas Gronds Heart nt alms ha OB BOTHsunaiaaU ve 3 COOBU TGBSO SEMMMD0 fifiiMiflDWCTiUil roiUffinU AdUte taw ludlgmliaa flflil RIM om oa9 G02GH33I? QESD Car OWNERS everywhere are acclaiming the extra blowout protection and non-skisafety of the new Firestone d Champion Tire. And automobile manufacturers, knowing its outstanding performance, have adopted it for their new 1939 models. On every hand you hear, "It's the most effective tire we have ever had on wet pavement and in mud and snow! It's the hit of 1939! The Firestone Champion Tire is a completely new achievement in safety engineering, and the result of a new nd revolutionary means of locking greater safety into the cord body of a tire. This is AB hi compactly interwoven to give greater strength. And then the fibers in individual cord, the cords in each ply and the plies themselves are all securely locked together by a new and advanced Firestone process of which provides amazingly greater strength and greater strength means greater safety. The new Safety-Loc- k cord construction gives the added strength that Possible the use of the new thicker, Sns ISbmJH May Was Kidney Action mate aa ite Work thy s( Ite kidaeya. tejy Ttey an apt la teesaw svaMaasd aad faS ta SUar sasara add aaSMter irapuritia baa Ite IIIHivlag a ( kidaay arbladdar diaordar maybe tomtaMeMty srjtofruiieat arlaatiaa. Use Stass Jflk Dess's Mb tba Hd al sawn pateaaus Mdaaya ta set tedy waste Ttey an antiseptic la Ite erteaiy tract and trad ta nfiscs irrfut. Uaa aad ttepaia it mate Maaynaia. fid Meals raearararad Oran's. Ytey i ted nan M iteajtargjraaia paMte g, tougher, deeper Firestone Gear-Gri- p Tread, which provides remarkably Innyf mileage. This sensational new non-ski- d JENKINS Wtrlfi Safest Ab Jcakia which the cotton fibers are more Gum-Dippin- sai WE k, u( aatharttecSte. tetei aad 1839. NATIONAL AFFAIRS Reviewed by CARTER FIELD Movement! of congress to be slow until political future of the Democratic party and the New Deal is clarified . . .See opening wedge of fight against third term in the action on relief money , . . Congress to be tightwad when it comes to opening up new public works. WASHINGTON. The whole pic- ture of why this congress is going to be snalUike. In Its movements unto the political future of the Democratic party in general and the New Deal in particular ia clarified 4s disclosed in that amazing speech of Sen John H. Bankhead of Alabama brother of the speaker of the house denying that there had been issue'' between President any Roosevelt and Vice President John Nance Gamer over the amount of money voted in the relief bill. Even the Associated Press could not let that speech pass without including in the account of it the fact that the day before, when Sen Alva B. Adams, of Colorado, had been asked if he appreciated the help Gamer had given his aide, he had said, Yen I do." As a matter of fact everybody Interested knew that the White House made a terrific fight to win that roll can, and that the opposition strained every nerve to beat the White House. The issue" was not relief at all. Moat of the senators who had lined up against the President will be perfectly willing, and said an to vote more money later if the President will declare an emergency exists. The issue was clearly to trim a little of the Presidents powers. It was not clear-cu- t. Many senators were frightened Into line by the We learn our virtues from the bosom friends who love us; our faults from the enemy who hates us. We cannot easily discover our real form from a friend. He is a mirror on which the warmth of our breath impedes the dearness cold wave which accompanied-th- e of the reflection. Richter. fight. They were afraid their constituents might figure they were willing to let men and women freeze and starve. Hie weather was on the aide of the President. accomplished first, by the use of a new type of tire cord called "Safety-Locin Slprtiiml wMOisEMTiliQi sa taM te (to brates! lope. From Friend and Foe - Dont Sleep Vihen U yea tea. la ted ud merchandising vertising is very important among the various factors responsible for our having the highest wage level in the world, with a buying power nearly twice that in Great Britain, two and one-ha- lf times as great as in Germany, and more than ten times as high as wages in Russia. In more ways than one. advertising gives a lift to the pay enveCopyrifM, A Three Days Cough Is Your Danger Sii No matter how many you have tiled for your common cough, chest cold, or bronchial irritation, you may get relief now with Crconiulston. Serious trouble may be brewing and you cannot afford chance with any Tufted Tassels Fast Thinking Saved This Forgetful Hubby TIPS to Driver - holder of ST world ncpnii for satey, apasd lad who tel drives - Bullion aad a hlf biIm oa Firtatooa Tirtiwithoat aa accidaat, or oa r9 hiI ipaedwar ite hishway, i aim apoa As m rater of Firaoaa Goa. uppsd Tim oa aiy ri on' tread is called "Gear-Gribecause of its unique design which has more than three riuwiaamf angles that grip the road with a hold to protect against skidding and to assure a safe stop. Have your Firestone Dealer or Firestone Auto Supply and Service Store equip your car with a set of new Firestone Champion Tires, the only tires mode that are d on the p harp-edge- d sure-foote-d safety-prove- Best opinion here as to the future for of public ownership of big power developments is that they will be for a Urns at least, to water power. The answer la simple. In By RUTH WYETH the Brat place, there la tha popugpp. from that notion produced power lar water power la the cheapest power in the world almost free. Second, there la the popular idea that water power ia on of our great national resources, belonging not to the few people who happen to own things for every roSm STL1" the land adjacent to the moat favor- house. The able spot for developing It, but ta would like to en It up. What coS?1 all tha people. E.SiftfSi gueatro1 w Cost of Producing Electric Current Is Very Small Actually of course the cost at producing electric current is so smaU that it does not make much difference which method ia used. But if you insist on going into decimals coal is cheaper than water power. Hie city of Washington offers an excellent illustration. Sen. George W. Norris haa long advocated the development of water power at Great Falla, on the Potomac, a few miles above Washington. Aa an engineering proposition It la perfectly sound. It is now being pressed in the house by Rep. John E. Rankin at Mississippi, Nemesis of the private utilities and leader of the public power bloc. Rankin would set up a "Potomac Valley authority" modeled after hia beloved TVA. But engineers are agreed that such a development would not produce current any more cheaply than the private company does now. And the company uses a cheap grad of anthracite which has to be hauled down from northeastern Pennsylvania! Actually power ia produced from this coal at a cost of only three mills per kilowatt at tha switchboard. Of course the government could take that same steam plant and pro duce electricity at something less than the three mills it coats tha company, assuming that it operated as efficiently as the company does now. There la an item of taxes, which includes local property assessments and federal income taxes, in that three mills. But obviously no economy could be affected so far as the production of electricity is concerned which would be very important to the consumers. Yet it would be sort of tough on the coal miners in Pennsylvania to try to effect this economy I Expect No Speed From This Session of Congress There is no use expecting any peed from this session of congress. It simply is not in tha mood. Senators and representatives have their ears to the ground, their eyes strained toe the most likely bandwagon, their brains concentrated on the most Important question of the ages: What is best for me?" Gentlemen who have not already burned their bridges will be careful about dropping sparks. Some things, such aa the relief appropriations, must be decided rather promptly cannot be postponed. But even on this there is the obvious groping for the most expedient thing politically so patent that the ponderous phrases deceive no one accustomed to watching the political wheels go round. As for example Pat Harrison with hia amendment for cutting the appropriation, but not turning anybody off the WPA Opening Wedge of Fight Aimed Against Third Term But doling out the relief money to t)ie President forcing him to coma again with a declaration of emergency if he wants any more restricts by a good deal the blanket power he has exercised over relief spending, and by the aame token tends to trim his policital power to just that extent. Make no mistake about It, that fight was Die opening wedge of the battle which is really aimed at preventing a Roosevelt third term, and preventing the choice of any out and-ou- t New Dealer aa Roosevelt's successor in the 1940 convention. Specifically it was aimed at the Spenders" In the New Deal. It demonstrated a lack of sympathy for many of the Roosevelt lieutenants, Including, most spectacularly. Marriner S. Eccles, head of the fed- rolls I eral reserve board. Its Just one of those things, poMr. Eccles ia not worried about litically, which happens every time the deficits, or the mounting nation- a very strong man approaches the al debt. Congress by that vote on end at his reign complicated as relief, first in the house and second in the case of every strong Presiin the senate, showed that it ia. dent since Washington with a trace But some of the Southern senaof suspicion that this may not be tors and other leaders are not will- the end! ing yet to admit that they are really Nobody knows whom to tie to! fighting continued Roosevelt masNobody knows who is going to be tery. They want to watch a few the next President Nobody knows developments first, to determine whether the Democratic nominee just how safe ft is to be against next year will be a conservative, a him. They want to leave a few New Dealer, or Just a liberal. Tha bridges unburned, so they can re- whole feeling is beat illustrated by join him if he should prove un- a recent conversation Just outside beatable. the senate chamber. It happened Down underneath, most of them that the man generally regarded as the No. 1 prognosticator .of the New hope he will be succeeded by someone with economic views much fur- Deal was talking with some newspather to the right It will be noticed per. men, who were wondering who In Senator Bankhead's very cagey would be nominated by the two parremarks that he left open doors ties. leading in every direction. Hie "Weil,'' said the prognosticator, speech fooled no one In the White "if someone came along and offered House crowd. But it pleased them me 100 to 1 that I could not name Just the same. It tended to soften the next President, I would take the the blow. bet, and name Thomas Dewey." Is Set Against Thinks Thens Possibility Congress Giving New Deal Free Hand . Republicans Might Win If that suggestion about This positively does not mean that up setting another TVA in southern the gentleman in question thlnka tha Tiling which would generate power from Republicans are going to win. But the coal deposit! there instead of he thinks there ia the possibility that from water power, had been made they may, and ha is fhlrly sure that four years ago, or even last year, they will nominate one of a very it would have frightened the utili- small group of men be talked ties to death. about three. Whereas tha DemoNow they are hoping that nothing crats may conceivably name any will happen because congress is set one of dozen. against giving the New Deal a free He knows that merely fallowing hand on spending, ia willing to be the President Is not enough to keep liberal when it cornea to danger of him in his $10,000 a year (with perpeople starving or freezing, but I Inclined to be a tightwad when it quisites) Job. He knows that fightcornea to new public works. As for ing Roosevelt on a few issues is not going to defeat him. But that's example Passamaquoddy and tha not enough. He wanted to be on the Florida canal, both of which seem bandwagon. doomed to remain sidetracked Crystallization has not begun. It Besides, and thla is really the may follow the present debate on fUnny part of the situation, there is relief. It may not come until the not tha popular appeal in developand armament programs neutrality ing electricity from coal that there re up. Tha whole picture may la from water power. Down underchange one way if business continneath the New Deal la all for ue to revive, another if it President Roosevelt ia just as un-it and still another If war shouldslump, come. to the privately owned friendly But make no mistake about this. as ever. But this is no time Ther arc a lot of boobs In tha housa to ba agitating this particular point nd senate, but most of them are until the Supreme court certainly has clarified it in the TVA ease. very smart politicians. util-Itie- a DOTsWs ThateolorfulA eon-fine- d, Ball Syndicate, WNU Sarvlea. combined with this? feet, must be sccompLS spare minutes rather sive materials, so I 1 than 2i?S ffiLitir M you really want ik yellow guest room smar? touches of brown to ter. I have sketched you here. Mark your mate? with little dashes about apart and then make the hw aa shown. For the bedspreZi, verse the color scheme, fow tassels on brown maH Several rows of the tassels nu make a border for spread or eu tains instead of an de 1 if desired. Now is the time for all of to give our houses a fresh stiri new curtains; a bright sin Crp cover; new lampshades; or sno toman will do the trick. Mil these things yourself. 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