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Show THE RICH COUNTY REAPER, RANDOLPH. UTAH American Seed Raisers Grow Record Crops To Meet Unprecedented Wartime Demands THE CHEERFUL CHERUB springtime stirs mold. tKe lea-fAnd throvk it reen sKoots brfc.ve.ly stfc.rt. In spring through a.11 my Ifc.st yefc.r5 loves A new love sproyts witkin THe ' y Producers Must Make Up for European Imports Now Cut Off U. S. By VIRGINIA VALE Released by Western Newspaper Union. I ACK BENNYS feeling that he hadnt been given adequate publicity, and that Bob Hope and J In a remote outpost of New Caledonia a sergeant bellows from the door of a mess hut, Hey, Murphy, how about those vegetables? Coming right up, Sarge! And Private Murphy moves at a fast clip from the camp garden, laden with fresh vitamins and minerals in the form of sweet corn, tomatoes and string beans for the evening meal. I This scene is not as fantastic as it sounds, even in the middle of a war, according to the War Food administration. Its a fact that Uncle Sam is sending many hundreds of tons of vegetable seeds to all parts of the world with the armed forces. Wherever a permanent camp is set up, and other factors are favorable, fighters who otherwise would get none of the bulky, perishable vegetables are themselves raising the familiar things they know and like with seed from home. Seeds are so small, compared with the vegetables they produce, that they are an economical method of exporting food via either steamer or airplane. In European countries, for example, as much as five tons of tomatoes can be raised from a single ounce of seed. Rutabagas, another favored vegetable there, will produce as much as 500 bushels from the seed contained in a pint jar. The total vegetable supply, through June, 1944, is estimated by the department of agriculture at 391 million pounds. Of the allocable portion, (379,500,000 pounds), 73 per cent or 277 million pounds will go to American farmers, to Victory gardens of which '22 ' million are sought this year and to other civilian "consumption. This is a somewhat larger supply than was available in 1943. Some varieties to which gardeners are accustomed may not answer roll call this spring, and there will be a scarcity of cabbage seed, but no U. S. gardener, says WFA, need be without plenty of vegetables. 'Another1 allocation of 9,600,000 ounds or 2.5 per cent goes to Lend ease outlets. ' About five million pounds will be available to Russia, and some four million pounds to the United Kingdom. An additional 1.3 per cent, or about 4,450,000 pounds, will be divided among the other Allied countries and liberated areas. A total of 3,818,000 pounds, or 1 per cent, will be apportioned to U. S. territories, the Red Cross, friendly nations, etc.' U. S. military and war services will receive substantial T Jimmie Durante had, brought up a reminiscence about Hope. Someone said that Hope works at it that, if he sees four soldiers standing on a street corner he grabs a pianist and does a show for them. Back in 1938, said somebody else, Bob was doing a summer .fill-i-n show, and we never could find him when wed scheduled interviews, because hed be off somewhere doing benefit. He did benefits for churches, for clubs, for everybody who wanted him. He thought we were crazy to expect him to spend time on a newspaper interview when he could be working hard, for nothing, for someone else. Columbia Presents WNU Feature. CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT AUTOMOBILES BEST BUYS Check for yourielt 60 cars to choose from All males, all models Trade and Terms Complete line house trailers Morgan Motor and Finance Co. Corwin Enough seed for five tons of tomatoes is in the little pile on the scales. stepped right to the top with the According to the department of agriculture, one ounce of seed can grow first broadcast; those Tuesday night into that much, if carefully cultivated, as is the practice in Europe. programs have broken down the re714 Si. Mali St, Silt Laki Cltj Cnatmmi.lUr. sistance of people who say haughtily land. Great Britains growers, who Total land in seeds harvested in that they never bother to listen to once looked to the European seed 1943 was 423,391 acres, with 80,824 any broadcasts but music. Of BABY CHICKS market to answer most of their acres covering the small or light course, Norman Corwin long since in needs, faced a serious shortage. seeds and the remainder garden Seed requirements had increased in beans, peas and corn. These figures SUPERIOR BABY CHICKS accordance with a 50 per cent acre- compare with 397,234 total acreage Production bred, mountain bred and accliage increase, while the accepted in 1942, and 77,900 acres in the light mated, U. S. approved, U. S. PuUorum tested stock in all popular varieties Legsources of supply diminished. Rus- seeds. horns, heavies and hybrids, sexed or Production of certified seed potasia suffered a dangerous domestic straight run. If you want better results, 42 toes new inset a order RAMSHAW chicks now for immelast seed source loss when Germany record, year diate or later delivery, from the oldest vaded the Ukraine. And other areas per cent higher than the 1942 record and largest hatchery in the intermountain west. Capacity more than 75,000 chicks were in similar difficulty. crop. The harvest totaled 29,044,868 weekly. Price list and literature Free. As a natural result, production of bushels, compared with 20,491,817 in Feed available for local customers. 6 almost the entire load of vegetable 42. This represents more than RAMSHAW HATCHERIES Salt Late City 5. Utah 3687 S. Stata St. seed for world needs was assumed per cent of the U. S. production of 2 times and is all S. U. nearly potatoes, seedsmen. ' by of What those growers accomplished the average (1932-4WHITE LEGHORN SPECIALISTS bushels. is history, and the prospect for 1944 12,619,399 Over 30 years production of superior chicks. A 100 pure, top ranking, money making is for a still further increase in acreBay and Cover Crop Seeds. Leghorn strain. Straight run, 614.00, or in and age yield. Seed for forage and cover crops pullet chicks, $28.00 per hundred or cockerel chicks, $5.00per hundred. Volume discount. The 1943 vegetable seed harvest is receiving more attention than usunow. Write for factual folder. , Order was the largest in United States an- al this year. The 1944 Conservation CORWIN NORMAN GRAHAM HATCHERY A PULLET FARM nals, latest figures showing producprogram emphasizes cover crops to ' Hayward, Calif. -- . r. V tion of 355 million pounds. This is a help increase production, with a conmade radio history; he has always 91 per cent increase over the three-yesequent need for more seed. new ideas, and is a pioneer in had rl CHIROPRACTIC (1939-4Harbor Harvest' of legume and grass radio technique. He has won prac186 million pounds. seeds will be encouraged in 1944 unaverage of This i CAN CHIROPRACTIC REALLY-- n all possible awards. Very few American farmers grow der the provisions of the Conserva- tically of dramatic series presentations," HELP YOU GET WELL? vegetable seeds as their only cash tion Practices Program of the Ag- done with excellent actors, ought to crop. However, many give vegeta- ricultural Adjustment agency. Payin Chiropractic are based on two things1: Results him a special pne, and a host ble seeds first place, particularly in ment of $3.50 for 'each harvested bring (1) is your condition recoverable, and (2) tive accuracy in securing the correct ad' the Pacific coast states. A govern- acre will be allowed up to a maxi- of new listeners. ment. By the new, scientific use of Neurocalometer and other scientific procedure, ment survey has shown that pro- mum of 25 acres on any farm. Seeds Chiropractor determines if he Marie MacDonalds going through acanPrecisionhelp duction of 29 out of 48 seeds topped included are legume and grass seeds you. And then by this same really scientific method, accurately adjusts misplaced the 1942 record harvest for a total with the exception of timothy, red-td- the Hollywood streamlining procvertebrae, definitely removing the nerve presincrease of 21 million pounds over Austrian peas, Kentucky blue ess voice lessons, dramatic coach-pig- , sure, the primary cause of your sickness thus dancing lessons, having her hair restoring normal function and health. Thw the 334 million pounds harvested grass, cowpeas and soybeans. applies not only to stomach and heart trouble, last year. .The clover seed harvest, taken as done a dozen different ways preneuntisandlumbago, but to most all ailments. in to a nice reveal the cause of your trouble. Let part playing paratory accounted corn Red a whole, did not fare so well. Beans, peas and judge for yourself. Only chronic or Guest in the See and cases for 331 million pounds of seed in clover seed acreage was expanded punt Strombergs invited. Dr. Roderick E. Ross, problem Before going to Hollywood Exclusively Precision Chiropractic Health 1943, .6 per cent more than the 1942 15 per cent, with an estimated pro- House. 235 South St., Salt Lake City. Service, was soloist with By appointment Main production of 313 million pounds. duction of 1,142,900 bushels," '11 per two years ago sheband only . . . Phone and specialty The figure for small or light seeds, cent more than the 1942 crop of Tommy Dorseys such as beet, carrot and cucumber, 1,026,100 bushels. Acres harvested dancer and singer at two smart OFFICE EQUIPMENT totaled about 24.1 million pounds last were upped to 1,279,600, an increase New York night clubs. f Yield 16 per cent more than the 1942 of 169,300 acres over 1942. quantities. year, WE BUY AND SELL. ' All of these exports and shipments crop of 20.8 million pounds. The har- dropped from .92 of a bushel per Nobody can say that John Carra Office Furniture, Files, Typewriters, Add Machines, Safes, Cash Registers. total only 4.8 per cent of the total vest on these small seeds fell below acre to .89 of a bushel. Acreage dine isnt versatile. He has the tng SALT LAKE DESK EXCHANGE of seed allocation. The remainder due to a smaller yield increase was largely in Wisconsin heavy role in Wallace Beerys new SC Wsst Broadway, Salt Lake Ctty. Disk expectations Movie-goer- s know the allocable supply, 84 million per acre for 27 of the seeds and a and Michigan. Gold Town. in an his work him estimated with by pounds or 22.2 per cent, will go into total harvested acreage 16 per cent Stagecoach, Timothy seed, Reunion in France, etc. And hes Gather Your Scrap; what is known as contingency re- less than was intended. 1,499,600 bushels, dropped 11 per cent below the 1942 harvest of 1,678,-50- 0 recently been touring in Shakeserve,1' a reserve to be used as need Throw It at Hitler! Yields Multiplied. of seed. The decrease spearean repertoire! arises. bushels in increases Phenomenal acreage is ' Wr Seed needs during recent years reported due to a smaller acreage yields on some seed were recorded. (394,000), since yield per acre of havfe mqde increasingly large dea rehearsal of had visited it you sprouts, with an increase 3.81 bushels is only slightly less than CBS mands on Americas domestic sup- Brussels Doctor Crime you would of 371 per cent, led the list. Other the 3.84 bushels for 1942 and is more onto stumbled a bunch think ply; Balancing ' available seed youd increases were 228 per cent than the 1932-4- 1 of 3.21 bushand average of small rob against claims to bring about a fair large cops playing boys okra, 225 per cent for mustard, els. Harvested acreage for seeds bers. division among the claimant groups, for Take that bang! bang! 194 per cent for kale, and 172 per was smaller in all important states youre dead! you' hear, but its a and assisting the necessary expanUseful Milkweed Wisconsin and Pennsylvania grown man saying it. Its all besion in Vegetable seed production, cent for salsify. floss of milkweed is used to The for 1943 ex- except Total crop production but acreage cut for hay was larger cause of the shortage of blank bul- make life has been a part of the War Food 27 times for brussels 1942 preservers. administrations overall food pro- ceeded 370 by cent for mustard, than the previous year, apparently lets and the lack of a' reasonable per sprouts, because of a greater need for tim- facsimile. duction and distribution programs. There are enough car358 per cent for dill, 343 per cent seed. the for than for othy hay performances, but not for tridges Seeds Came From Europe. for mangelwurzel, 213 per cent for rehearsals. More Lespedeza. 195 Small vegetable seeds were pro- okra, 202 per cent for kale, per Lespedeza seed production totaled duced almost entirely in continental cent for looseleaf lettuce, 181 per Connee Boswell, the Blue network a 67 per cent in159.920.000 Europe prior to 1939. When the out- cent for Chinese cabbage, 178 per crease overpounds, 1932-4- 1 of has been appointed head the songbird, average break of war cut other supply lines, cent for chicory, 165 per cent for 6 per cent a nation-wid- e morale boosting orof but 95.564.000 pounds, and the 153 it also stopped, for example, per cent for onion, carrot, ar1943 crop of 170,- - ganization of people who have the than smaller importation of cabbage and cauli- 150 per cent for leek seed. Greatest 500.000 rived A 9 per cent rehandicaps. physical despite pounds. Holflower seeds from Denmark and decline in total production probably in per acre more than Connee has been an infantile paral- WNU W 1344 will be recorded for broccoli, cab- duction 3 yield increase in plant- ysis victim since childhood. cent a offset per kohlbage, romaine lettuce, pepper, 196.5 was Yield ed acres. only rabi and parsnip seed. due to summer and fall Twentieth Century Fox did the pounds, of kinds most of Larger acreages as compared with 216.6 country a service when they bought drouth, 30 of out 48, helped vegetable seed, in 1942. Total acres were screen rights to Winged Victory, offset decreased yield per acre of a pounds at 814,000. estimated rethe army air forces show now playmajority of the crops. Biggest the coming harvest The during to packed houses in New York. For You To Feel Well were ing in reported acre yield ductions amounts of The cast increased of season of 350 goes to Hollywood 24 hours every day. 7 days every than for cabbage, 40 per cent less week, never stopping, the kidneys filter grass and legume seeds, vegetable next month, starts the picture in waste matter from the blood. 1942; broccoli, 56 per cent; pepper, seeds and of seed crops in general swell a If more people were aware of how the June. Its show, amusing, 70 per cent; parsnip, 73 per cent; is War the must constantly remove sursays advisable, kidneys cast highly The cauinformative, plus fluid, excess acids and other waste kohlrabi, pumpkin, chicory and will raise includes a number of men whove It administration. Food matter that cannot stay In the blood liflower, each 76 per cent less. without injury to health, there would the national seed supply and pro- made pictures and done radio work, be better understanding of why the vide for increased domestic farm as well as Corp. Layne Britton, a whole system is upset when kidneys fall to function properly. man who made production to meet expanding war former make-u- p Burning, scanty or too frequent urination sometimes warns that something requirements for food and fiber. And up Joan Crawford, Robert Taylor, la wrong. You may suffer nagging backit will provide seeds to help meet Greta Garbo, Walter Pidgeon, and ache, headaches, dizziness, rheumatlo the needs of the Allies and of the even did his stuff on Charlie Mcpains, getting up at nights, swelling. are freed as countries Why not try Boons Pills? You will liberated they Carthy! bo nsing a medicine recommended the from Axis control. Making as much n over. Boon's stimulate the country of tho kidneys and help them to seed as possible available to EuroFannie Brice, who once was a flush out poisonous wssto from the blood. They contain nothing harmful. pean farmers when that phase of the star in the stage Ziegfeld Follies," Get Boons today. Use with confidence. rehabilito war ends, will aid them has been signed by Metro for its At all drug stores. can so that land grow screen version of the Follies. She they tate their Legumes such as clover are a more food and fiber for themselves, will appear in a sketch,- Sweep-stakevaluable source of natural nitrogens, thereby lowering their requirements and will also do her famous as every farmer knows. More seed for farm commodities from the Unitroutine. Snooks Baby - aJ J f wijl be needed for cover crops in ed States. , i 1944, present estimates show. ,, 10-ye- ar 1) - ' ar 1) pre-Pea- i y, -- p, 1 y -- BuiomoBjif? soul-stirrin- g. funo-tio- - , s, MW . l I t n, : .J V , |