Argus-Leader from Sioux Falls, South Dakota • Page 7

Sunday, March 11, 1951. THE DAILY ARGUS-LEADER, SIOUX FALLS. S. D. i i gg AT YOUR SERVICE Sioux Falls Flying Friends Meet VlcloA foan fa.

Vie Jorgenscn, Manager OVER WEATHFBuAv't CLIFTON FOOT CLINIC 208 W. 9th DR. CLIFTON DR. RULE Assistant Phone 2-5071 A IT COSTS A LOT LESS at SCHOENEMAN'S Dial 8-6011 Free Parking LOANS INSURANCE "I Sit Goodyiart Special Salt Offtr On Central Eltetrlt Refrlgeratart On Past 15 Today ji y'1 5 STUDENTS MAKE BETTER JURORS New Brunswick, N. One morning in 1936 several students in the news reporting class at the State University's School of Journalism found themselves moved out of the spectators' seats in Judge George Morrison's district court in New Brunswick, and sworn in Jurors.

That was the beginning of a unique leam-by-doing program which Professor Hubert Ede's reporting classes have been carrying on regularly for the past five years. "The reason I like to have students serve on Juries is that they do such a fine job. I don't know that I've ever had any better, more serious Jurors than the Rutgers kids," Judge Morrison said. "There is an age requirement of 21 years for Jurors in this state." Judge Morrison explained, "but we hit on the practice of getting both attorneys in a case to walvn that 7 4 i 1 iv Royal Purple Proportioned Nylons limitation, and it worked out fine." JAPAN WANTS ORE Goa, Portuguese India (JF) Japan is trying to negotiate for annual exports from Portuguese ro Electroplating Is The Answer to Dull Silver Tarnished Brass Crusty Copper How about th nickel or chxom fixture In kttchn or ultra sheers for dress, evening glamour of 100,000 tons of iron ore and up to 40,000 tons of manganese ore. Two NiDoon reDresentstivps isnirf Gossamer shear, dear and flawless.

Full fashioned for beauty. Newest shades. 8'i-10Vi. Japan's yearly Import needs were at least 6,000,000 tons of iron ore and 400,000 tons of manganese ore. U2l miTEfiEXT STAMPS S1.C8 Jaclatfiay Kootrtelt Memorial Collection bathroom Door knob or Beautifilm Nylons dressy sheers.

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9-11. SI m. inuuiim, icit, oioux ana col. Fred nr chat in front of the guns and rockets ofVuTs. Fa? Eaet AU- U5tan.f nblw- apt.

Fladmark a former member of the 175th fighter of the CoL Gray in 1946. Col. Gray oo Jinte of thl 35th fighter interceptor wing in Korem, to which Capt. Fladmark has jtis4 been assigned. Si its equipment for tHrer, braas.

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Colo. Dick of Sallda, Colo can hardly remember when he wasn't riq Vfliliams Pieno Co. Reunited at Base in Korea Rit StaoiiM eontaua as Stamp Irocn Kin Dtfferaoi CerantrMa 01 HONOR FDR, atM mini in tmrar of KOHKA and UHrrKD NATIONS. Pimm CM rry Scare Dmtck Vn-dararoand fMwrorat Sri ttnat twrinp tH Nazi oecttpatMM. milt Our Rrrulur SI.

T4 Value lor Only II 80 to Introduea oar 8 opal) Approval Servloa. UaaMy Back president. He is president of the! freshman class at Western State1 college here. In Salida. he was1, president of the eighth, ninth, 10th, SINCE 1887 218-20 S.

Main department of The Argus-Leader prior to nis return to service, inn ana I2th erades bjiu inn graaes. iai m. m.i. i Mon, 9.30-9.00 108 N. PHILLIPS 35th Fighter-Interceptor Wing, Korea, Mar.

10 Replacement of pilots after completion of 100 combat missions against Communist targets has presented a mix-up of events at this advanced Korean air base. Arriving recently to fly with the S5th Fighter-Interceptor Wing was Capt. Oscar R. Fladmark, Sioux Falls, a former flight commander with the 175th fighter squadron of Sioux Falls. He is one of several Air National Guard pilots to arrive at this installation to fly combat missions.

In 1948 Fladmark, during his first night with the 35th, talked with Col. Fred C. Gray, commanding officer of the unit, about old times when Gray headed the South Dakota air national guard in 1946. Fladmark flew with the colonel at that time. Gray started the Air National Guard units in many of the middle northwestern states and acted as wing senior instructor, hasert in Des Moines, la.

Recently. Gray re i ii i activated the 35th fleher-lntprrnt or wing and has participated in all oi tne numerous moves of his unit. Gray's home town is Denver where his wife now lives during hij overseas tour of duty. IX Missions Fladmark. with 12 rrurmWArt ill i ukmrnm i i i i i combat missions, is aiiv firino JA 1 Wli I I I more missions giving close aerial support to Allied forces fighting in Korea.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fladmark, 1208 South Prairie ave. At the present time. CaDt.

Fladmark's -wif i stav sisti I ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Peterson, on their farm near Fedora. A graduate of Canton hJch r.hi and Augustana college, Fladmark was employed In the advertising rtSl :7 MAXIMUM1 1 STORAGE i i SPACE- 'f'A Garden Gossip MEANING OF PLANT NAMES ff II IS Ii I il i it at IS 1 As there is a growing tendency in books, catalogs and magazine articles to use scientific plant names, nearly all Latin, because all of the first botanical writings were in that tongue, it is very helpful to the amateur gardener to know how these names were derived so we can understand and use them. Linnaeus, the "Father of Botany" in the middle the 18th century, conceived the idea of classing and naming all plants according to similar flower characteristics.

To all of each class he gave a certain name, called the genus name (the family name) i. e. Ulmus being the genus name for all elms. The genus name is always the first word of the scientific name, and capitalized. Then a descriptive word was found to be necessary, in order to describe a certain plant, as Ulmus Americana, meaning American elm.

The second word is called the species name, also Latin, and refers to some characteristic of that special class or species. These species names may refer to color, habitat, foliage, flower, habit of growth, original home, or name of person who originally introduced to the world this particular special plant. Some species names referlng to color are albus (white), argenteus (silvery), aureous (golden), coccl-neus (scarlet), cuprens (copper), lu-teus (yellow), purpureus (purple), roseus (rosy), ruber (red), sanguineus (blood red), virens (green). Sioux Falls Garden Club Model 400 SEARS EASY TEFMS 1 1 i-i Others Priced From 184.95 to 294.95 nly General Electric has it! A magic light beam that "spots" each station on the easiest reading dial you've ever seen! Makes accurate tuning a cinch even in the dark! You'll be thrilled by the rich, full tone of this handsome G-E Dial Beam Radio. Smartly styled in Congo brown, lovely alabaster ivory, gay Persian red all at the same low price.

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