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-i- Oakland Tribune, Friday, June 17, 1955 27 about half covered! tLtAtmmmtA YOUR GARDEN Civil Air Patrol Cadets to Drill There are so manfy excellent new varieti kiiaiM4 nijuvu an (in that most gardcncrsj tfmuld find Ob' 11 an excuse for replatjiing with Improved i www n.iimi.im,wjuiin As superior kind. Thff I iii golds, pinks, rcdv In Finals Sunday bronzes may be Gladiolus Blooms Well Now If Planted Early should appeal. Some expensive but there new varieties which re good Western Regional Civil Air re now Patrol cadet drill team finals will be held Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at the Presidio of San Francisco parade ground. moderate in price.

Nowhere in! this country will suclhi bearded; iris thrive better thani in local! gardens. They need! full fun and do not object, to heavy' soils which are well-drained. Sometimes iris jTejaf spot causes a little concern but rarely justifies spraying with a weak cupper Removal! of the old or diseased leaves Competing in the event will be Wing (state) chamoion By H. M. BUTTERFIELD base.

The proper way isj to take the tip of a sharp knife and cut -the stem where the thjird and fourth leaves cross the stem. This allows four leaves jto grow below the cut and nourish the corm for next year's jgrowth. Cutting nearer the ground will weaken the corm for nejxt year. 1 The Wostxnont Collexje Mai Quartet of Santa Barbara teams from California, Utah and Hawaii. The California team is from San Gabriel Valley Group 13.

Group 15 will also be. rep resented by an all-girl exhibition drill team. The common German or iiicy ip nna wiu certainly make the plants neater in the carden. Cut harlc bearded iris will be all At A Judges of the drill competi through nd the iiowenng oy now a tion will be officers of the Pres- -v vna part way when planting. Dealers will gladly furnish directions.

I i i ii Dr. E. G. Williams, executive of the Presbyterian Church in California, will address the Choral Directors Guild of California Sunday at the San Francisco Theological Seminary in San Anselmo. The gladiolus will start to bloom well during June and July when planted in the spring or late winter.

Many varieties require notj less than 135 days from planting until the flower and some ray take longer. Only the very early kinds bloom in 120 days. So we usually have to allow 4V4 months or more for blooming. March is a safe month to plant in most gardens and gladiolus corms planted the first week in March may be jready to bloom this week in June, or certainly within a few wees at most. If the season happens to be early, it may be safe to plant in February.

I have grown excellent blooms from corms planted in the middle of Janu- rv- i The gladiolus makes a fine flower for cutting. The spikes sidio of San Francisco. The winning team will compete in national competition on July 28 at now on. Most iris clumps get too large to bloom well after two or three growing seasons. The entire plantings may be lifted and the best plants saved for replanting.

Very small or unhealthy parts may be discarded. Usually there is no new place in which to replant, although planting in a location where the iris has not been planted might insure better growth. After digging, see that the soil is loosened to a depth of several inches. Add very well rotted manure or other organic material to help keep the soil fertile and in good physical condition. Plant the rhizomes so they will be barely covered, especially at the leaf end.

If they are planted too deep and are watered too much after planting they may be attacked by a bacteria rot which will destroy the entire plant. Bearded irises grow best on the soil surface will present a program of sacred music at the Youth for Christ rally tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Oakland Auditorium theater. In the group are (from left) Byron Evans, Roy Price, Richard jUllmann, John Felton and James DeSaegher, accompanist. LABOR COMMENT Reuther Has $25 Million Intact After Ford Deal By VICTOR RIESEL a place not yet announced.

The national champion then competes with Canada and the AIVGELVS 3 iYCRSEnYJ FREE 25 CHRYSANTHEMUM United Kingdom for international honors. This competition is held at the Minnesota State 49 to Receive clumps can be divided any time from now on to the time rains begin. If other garden work is slack and there is room for transplanting, there is jno reason why this kind of irip should not be divided and transplanted. But beardless and Wild iris should wait until the fall months for dividing oi planting. Sometimes the wild iris planting is delayed until February, as for example Iris intminata from the north coast hi California.

But the common bearded iris can be divided oj transplanted safely any tirrie from Fair at Minneapolis. More than 28,000 CAP cadets are now members of the U.S. Air Force. Lt. Gen.

Emmett WITH EACH PINT ATLAS FISH EMULSION Law Degrees SO NEW YORK, June 17. Walteriif he had to, could keep General (Rosie) O'Donnell, deputy chief Reuther comes out of the Battle Motors open and thus the 365, 000 GM workers could help sup of staff for Air Force personnel, are best cut just as the! first Detroit with a strike fund of BERKELEY, June 17 Forty- dwarf iicnnc mgu Each 125,000,000 intact port the 145,000 striking Ford said in praise of the cadets that: "the Air Force wishes it had few florets start to open, person should know how nine graduating seniors irom That means that the war of workers indefinitely. many Dot. LUVi! 100,000 (former CAP cadets)." leaves should be left at the Hastings College of Law, San Francisco, including 10 from the So, long before the deadline, wages has just begun. The Auto The first class of the Air Force Workers' Union can spend every Reuther knew he had his pack Oakland Area, received bachelor Academy is distinguished by cent of the strike fund and mil age.

It was the package which Ford offered and very, very little having 29 former CAP cadets of of laws degrees at the University of California commence Child Injured by Milk Truck lions jnore for a general as sault on the aircraft industry more. It was a good bargain for a total of 255 academy appointments. Three of these are from E5f i S.AL Ford and a good settlement for Border Begonias! $103 Rod or white. Hat Dot. 50jr MARIGOLDS African Giant A nflfll SvntttGianti A Dai.

wJ Awarded $75,000 Settlement ment exercises today. The local graduates are: Oakland: Edward D. Bryant, California. nd the htousands of small businessmen in the rest of the auto field. Reuther.

It gave Reuther the language he wanted. The pack Civil Air Patrol is a volunteer A $75,000 settlement hasi been 2767 E. 21st St. John B. Mar- Mrs.

Donald E. CantrelJ, 27947 age cost Ford exactly what the Reuther may be able to lend Baldwin Hayward. chant, Mills College. come of these millions to other company couia anora some Defendants in the case were civilian auxiliary of the U.S. Air Force.

The organization participates in air search and rescue work for lost planes and Berkeley: Mario H. Barsotti, effected in a suit on trial in Alameda County Superior Court in which damages were sought for personal injuries to a 2Vi4year- 12 cents an hour in increases, CIO unions on the theory that the Filippini Brothers, Louis 85 Hazel Road. James H. Burke, 2210-A Sacramento St. Wil- Ends Jum 20th Discounts rim 20 ta 30 JUNE 19TH IS FATHER'S DAY not 20 cents as everybody ap pears to be saying.

Joseph, and Henry, operators of mont Sweeney, 1900-A Ward St. The so called guaranteed persons in cooperation with the Air Rescue Service of the Air Force. old child struck by a milk truck and assertedly crippled for life. Superior Judge S. Victor Wag- Other cities: Paul H.

Lane, Creamcrest Dairy, 8187 Seven Hills Road, Castro Valley, "and 2307 Chestnut Oakland, and semi-annual wage is not semi SHRUB SALE Golden Privet, Myrtm, He4lrej Juniper, Mirier JuniperJ taalne Juniper, Veronica BualMia. Lan- The cadet program is for boys ler has approved the settlement their driver, Peter J. Giambrone, Give Rota HIM baauriful Crembi Buih for HIS GARDEN! annuaLFor most workers it will come uJf some eight weeks of supplemental unemployment in-. and girls of high school age. 2825 Noel Newark.

any strenthening of unions in industries which feed into the aircraft and auto fields helps the automobile union. The coming wage battles will be tougher than the heavily publicized Guaranteed Annual Wage tussle which took place virtually under glass in Detroit. That battle wasn't tough at all, in fact. TIME FOR REALISM 4 25325 Soto Road, Hayward. Douglas H.

Pendleton, 408 Breed San Leandro. Walter M. Sharman, 33 Estrella Piedmont. James A. in favor of Andrew J.

Cantrell, now 4 years old, son of Mr. and OPEN fanat Shrimp Plants, Pittoiporum, Attys. Lester S. McElwain and surance. James A.

Myers represented the They learn basic aeronautical subjects and military courtesy. Summer encampment programs at Air Force bases give cadets of any I of ffceoa any' rheae And there is a limit which few Cantrells in the case that had Gualco, 1 Tisbury Lane, San have recognized. Cub Scout Pack etc. Your choice fine plants in fallen cani. been before a jury for two days IVIRY DAY Pablo.

Dean Swift Ormsby, 3 1 If a depression wipes out the an opportunity to get firsthand PO Box 550, Martinez. when; the agreement was reached. The child, who alleg $55,000,000 unemployment guar information on Air Force life. Picnic Sunday edly suffered spinal and leg in California Wing. Headquarters anteed pay fund of Ford and the $150,000,000 General Motors Jurtnile Hikes ALAMEDA, June 17.

-i Cub is at the fresiaio or ran- kitty, THAT'5S IT. There won't PELARGONIUMS I In Hlm. Wrll Ukltafce planta In CM. ran. i I Varlatl plant Scout Pack 4 will wind up the juries when the truck backed into him in the street near his home, appeared in court in a Opens Haw Program cisco.

Now that any comment on the go-called showdown between the giants in Detroit can't possibly throw the major part of the auto industry into a tailspin, it's time for some realistic views of that 100 be any more. I hope we never year activities witn a picnic- BERKELEY. June 17 A hike get around to it, but that it wheel chair. at Tilden Regional Park on: through Redwood Regional Park Albany Playground It must be understood that Sunday. there are over 400 pages of sta show.

SPECIAL Summer Program- Cubs and their families are Open Sun. I every clay inc. WeJ. ANGEU'S NURSERY 414 I. 14th SaaiUtee'r tistical analysis to the Ford plan DWARF SW 1-3122 SAN 9S MacArtkur LEANDRO Monday is the opening event of a summer program to be conducted for young members of the Berkeley YMCA.

A In the first place, Reuther never really intended toi strike alone. GM must have as many ALBANY, June 17 A summer invited to bring their own lunch, and meet in the "Indian Camp" pages on its "guarantees." These Ford and General Motors un MEYER LEMON recreation program will be carried on at Albany School Dis- area at 10 a.m. Designed for children 8 documents will show that the less they got together to brush Doug Barry, eubmaster. Art through 12, the program will in responsiblejtrict playgrounds from July 1 to companies are not JSAM LEANDRO HARDWARE 0M Frl. til I f.m SlaW tn 2 Ma.4 for perpetual wage guarantees Sept.

3. Strehlow, committee chairman and Bob Apple, picnic chairman, will be in charge of the pro I95 1.25 valwa 3.30 value The playgrounds will be The trust funds are, but once those funds are depleted, no clude three excursions each weak, one designed to give outdoor experience, another primarily for fun and a third to acquaint the youngsters with the RED STAR FIREWORKS NOW ON SALE closed from Sunday to July 1, as well as on July 4. gram, consisting of baseball at 11 a.m., followed by raceaj, eon 7 company will continue guaranteeing anything if it is running at little or no profit. The program will emphasize wide variety of activities for Evarytklag far tat Qarlii him off without any substantial settlement. He wanted to raise the $25,000,000 first as a cold war gesture and then for the assault on the rest of the U.S.

automotive industry. Reuther just never prepared for a major strike. Some of us watched him carefully on this part of the front Usually when Reuther gets set for. a major strike he has his lieutenants get in touch with all public and vol tests and a Nature Trail hike to be conducted by the park ranger So Walter Reuther took what children, according to Bert Grif ViMMra Wclcsiae community and economic lire oi Berkeley. Other trips planned during June are an excursion to Marsh 'Taaturlnoth Largest Selection of Garden Furniture and Bar-B-Q Equipment IN THE BAY AREA." Consist- Afltlv La waft Biao ill; at 1:30 p.m.

he could get. The Big Two gave fin, director of physical education and recreation for Albany OPIH EVERY DAY what they could give. Now San Antonio Park Creek, a visit to the Coca-Cola schools. Reuther will plunge ahead in a VA VtJ.VENDES Bottling a Strawberry Can terrific drive on smaller indus Playgrounds at Cornell, Mac- I San Antonio Park, formerly ALUMINUM yon hike and a trip to Fleish- called Indeoendence Souare. try and on new fields with the Gregor, Marin and Vista schools will be open Mondays through hacker Zoo.

$25,000,000 he saved when he was dedicated as a public park CHAISE LOUNGE didn't strike last week. on Sept. 2, 1854. In the Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 5 p.m.

under the Ceayrlakt. 1S5H, rt-Hll graduate early 1850's bullfighting and untary welfare agencies. They make contact to get relief and help pay mortgages, rent, auto installments, doctor bills, grocery tabs and a score of other Water Need MADISON, June 17. Depend and VAT DYED DOXED PAD kindred sports took place; there KURS ERY 3121 Fruirvalo Avenue KEIloa 3-4512 supervision of a playground di rector. Folk Dancers to Hold 9 near what is today Foothill Blvd.

ing upon the amount of milk produced, an average dairy cow IVii pallihed alamlnam IjpStaklnc aSisit ta The summer program will and 16th Ave. Anniversary Party pwBitisine, raioer airrej culminate with a watermelon requires from 10 to 20 gallons bills which have become as vital to our lives as modern plumbing. OWN WELFARE UNIT IWALKUP'S NURSERYi haalt. Chnlre at rn, rf ff feed in September. of water per day.

The Albany Folk Dancers will renew, rest ar taraaalar. Js hold an 11th anniversary party At the same time Reuther tomorrow night at the Rockridge Specials from June 18 through June 22 nflQEC r'stentod Ruth and Climbers, loautiful 400 lltlOCd aU-H. S.oallon cant. Al AOC AIIT 1 alerts his National Community Services Committee, which is Women's Clubhouse, 5682 Keith GARDEN SUPPLY, NURSERY, BUILDING MATERIALS, PAINT, FEED, FUEL, PET SUPPLIES, OUTDOOR FURNITURE, BAR B-Q EQUIPMENT. Re.

3.SI vsIim the CIO's own welfare machin ery. Before the last GM, Chrysler and steel strikes, this com Ave. The program will start at 8:30 p.m. In addition to a series of folk and square dances, new officers will be installed. Refreshments will be served following the program.

goo Patented, in bloom. 5 80 CLOSE-OUT TREE ROSES value. S-fjallon caos mittee swung into action. But this time the outfit was not alerted, nor did it make any 1057 Mac Arthur between Dutton and Eatudill San Leandro TR 2-1522 TR 2-03 IB 1 1 OPEN SUNDAYS SORRY, NO DELIVERIES ON SPECIAL--- preparations Also, CIO leaders kept com 8 2 for 34.40 menting on Reuther's failure throughout the past year to blast the auto companies, a propa FRUIT TIIEES MrttBluT I40 ytlue. S-i'Hon eana UlaWwL UU I PLANT DAHLIAS ROW! hdvt tht largest collection of cut flower varieties on tht Pacific Coast.

All container grown. TV ir ganda job he would have done if Q-FI. Bar-B-Q Table I a a I 9 he really thought he would have rs ana uoncnos to take them on, Ji -lis Walter Reuther is not entirely without his contacts on the top of the Ford organization. He knew he would get a good, con STEER MANURE Ret 1-01 Value Takm tract although far short of .45 aUia 49' NURSERY pReg. 19.

AIKa-Se Itzer 1. AL HUP'S MAM I fa" Squaro REDWOOD BAR-B-Q TABLES 2225 San Pablo Berkeley Phone AS 3-6956 BIS? what he really was aking for. He knew, too, that the Ford Co. would make a substantial offer because it would not take even an outside chance of a strike-not only because of the competition, but because once a jTord strike started it might rofk, on for four to six months. Reuther, in whatever fashion he might have shut down Ford 5VITH 4 BENCHES finish.

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PEREriniALS BY THE FLAT DAftDECUE BRAZIER 9 OPENi Monday ni9Kt 'til Friday olaM 'HI 9 lArmirAM VIOLETS. SO varietlee. 4" Toraojiw 34" ketrL aaJaaUfcle ehreaie PRICE it 0 Sundays a a.m. to 2 p.m., Regular price J.4J peta. Extra targe plaate 12" rmeSi Save 1.00 'd WORLD CONDITIONS REING TOUGH as they are, it'i time to be frank and realistic with ourselves.

Look what they tell us every day from; Washingtorv by radio, news releases, etc. We've developed the A-Bomb. Evidently to have others and we're their target. Well, we may get aocked no sane person hopes we will, but it' in the cards we might. A-Bombs play no favorites.

THAT'S WHERE KIP COMES IN. If we do become a target, we'll have burns flash burns, super sunburns and worse. KIP ointment has been successfully used in treating flash and other burns in shipyards, welders' shops; plane plants, fir departments and hospitals for many years through World War II and years before. It's soothing, It's ready and easy to Just spread it on. That's all.

YOUR DRUGGIST HAS KIP get half a dozen 50 tubes or SI. 00 tins. Keep them in your first-aid kit and around the house where you can get to 'em quick In case you need 'em. Let's hope you don't. But be safe KIP doesn't mean perhaps it's sure.

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