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CHE NEWS. FREDERICK, TUESDAY, MARCH 21. 1944. Nofure's Curio Shop rTATISTKAL BSTIMATK A MUMOffED FIFTY MILLION, WJTH JTIXTY YEARS Oft OLDER. IV IMC MO.

MT. Of' MOST PLY AT AN ALTITUDE Of WHEN MIGRATING. 3-21 ANSWER Where Colorado. New Mexico, Arizona and Utah rneel NEXT: The hljtheat ever paid for Location Of Ace Is Important Factor Mrs. Milliard A 9 6 IT A 103 A 4 4 I Duplicate-- None vul.

South West North East I Pass 3 4 Pass 3 Pass Pass Pass Opening- 9 tl I At this point she cashed the ace and i of spades, on which West's que-en fell. Airs. i i a led I the club and East won. but had to give the declarer a spado i with the nine-spot. HOUSE PIT HORIZONTAL Pictured animal 12 Exist 13 Negative 14 Head cover 15 Three limet (comb, form) 16 Symbol for radium 17 Percussion musical instrument 9 Forenoon fabbr.) 20 Genus of vipers 24 Upon 1 Anxietiet 2 Scriptures 3 Symbol for cerium 4 Half-em 5 Wand 6 Evades 7 Card 8 Near 9 is a type 23 (abbr.) 40 Changer of dog 10 Expunge 11 Restrict 18 International language 25 Fire worshiper 21 Mixture Slopes 30 Water ice 32 Respect .14 Deviate 35 Her .16 Handle 38 Bantu language Male sheep 43 Journey 45 Greek letter 47 Plays the part of host 49 Accomplish 51 Resource 52 Caterpillar hair 54 Of the thing 55 Vegetable 56 Georgia fabbr.) 58 Drops edce 59 Long fish 60 Penetrates 22 Bury 25 Through 26 Reaches 27 Symbol for rubidium 29 Lines of junction 31 Bodily organ 33 Symbol for manganese 37 Street (abbr.) 39 Meadows 42 Mimic 44 Constellation 46 Perfect 48 Plant parts 50 Overtime (abbr.) 52 Observe 53 Era 55 Hebrew letter 57 Any 58 Him MR.

AND MKS. The Rival Horticulturist! In Hollywood By W.M. E. McKENNEY America's Card Authority I attended the Capitol District Tournament at Albany. N.

which was conducted by our newest unit, the Capitol District Bridge Association. Mrs. Olga Billiard and I won the pair event, just barely nflsing out Howard W. Bennett and Dr. William S.

Hutchins of Schenectady by one point. Today's hand played an important part in our victory. Mrs. Hilliard held off until the third round of hearts. She then led the ten of clubs and East properly refused to win.

Tifow Mrs. Hillard cashed four rounds of Diamonds. She realized that in order to make her contract, the ace of clubs must be in the East hand. This seemed probable--otherwise, West might have overcalled. By ERSKINE JOHNSON NEA StafT Correspondent The girl with the most photographed voice in America could bite through a a i every i she thinks of it.

Why. it was a For years sh- wanted to meet a big executive. Then the casting offce made a date for her to meet Buddy de Sylva. the big man at Paramount who could make you a star overnight. Her heart started i as a casting i took her to de Sylva's office.

"Mr. de Sylva," said the casting director. "I'd i you to meet Mrs. Camel." "Oh-o-o-o-o-o, i was terrible. Sara Berner said.

"1 talked to de Sylva for 20 minutes. But every body called me Mrs. Camel. It was Mrs. Camel this and Mrs.

Camel that. Nobody even mentioned my name. Nobody me Sara Berner. Just Mrs. Camel.

Even today when I see Mr. de Sylva on the lot he says. 'Hello, Mrs. It's heart-breaking." De Sylva, you sec, had to approve Sara's voice as Mrs. Camel for a gag sequence in "The Road to Morocco," which is why the casting director took Sara to his office.

A Thousand Voices Her name probably doesn't mean much to you, either. But. you're a i i a with her voice in a thousand forms on screen and radio. In fact, she has the mast famous i voice in Hollywood. She's the voice of Red Hot Riding Hood in i those M-G cartoons, the voice of Little Jasper in George Pal's Pup- petoons.

She's Josephine of the Amos and Andy show, Gladys Zy- biseo of the Jack Benny show. Being just a voice in a town where faces are important is paying Sara big dividends. "I can get even with a lot of Sara chuckled. For instance, those "Speaking of Animals" shorts in which the animals speak. "If I don't like a girl because she's catty or something, I just copy her voice for a cat or skunk." On The Way Up Like a lot of other young ladies who are attractive--Sara is very much so--and talented, she wanted to be a great actress when she left home in Tulsa, for New York But she got only as far as Philadelphia, where she sold hats in a a store.

Then she got an acting job on a radio station, later joined a stage unit and was playing the Orpheum Theater in Los Angeles when Hollywood discovered her. Not long ago Sara received a call from a studio for a role in a pic- lure. "I was thrilled," she said. "At long last I was to appear in a picture. To have my face on the screen.

You don't know what that means to a voice. Well, the makeup man spent over an hour fixing my a i and putting on my makeup. But all they shot, was the back of my head. I was a long distance telephone operator!" When George Pal first started to make the Little Jasper films they hired a little Negro boy for the voice. By the time they got around to making the picture.

although, the boy had grown a head taller and his voice was different. They sent for Sara Berner in a hurry. Radio Programs 1'age farrell Serial--nbf Captain Sketch--Ijlu-east American Women, Drama Serial Series Tor Kiddles--mbs-basic Report for 15 Children's Dramatic Skit, Daily--blu i Howe and News Time--cbs Prayer: Comment on the War--mbs to America; Captain Tim Heal.v. Spy Story--blu Kihvin C. Hill in Commentary--cbs DuncinK for 15 minutes--mbs Armstrong jack Smith Sings Some Songs--cbn Time and Vultiey Thomas Newscast--nbc Henry J.

Taylor Comment--blu-basic Capt. Midnight in repeat--blu-wtst World News and Commentary--cbs Repeat of Serial--other nibs Wai-ing's Time--nbc-basic Audience Participation Show blu "I a Mystery," Dramatic--cbs Fulton Lewis, Comment--mbs News from the World--nbc Harry James and His Orchestra--cbs Johnson Family, a Serial--mbs Column Show--nbc-bas. Irreslstibles In Vocal--other nbc The Metropolitan Opera, U.S.A.--blu America Melodies. Songs, A Hale in Comment--mbs-east Comment--nbc-west Dance Orchestra (IS minutes)--mbs Simms at Hollywood--nbc "Big Town," Newspaper Drama--cbs Broadcast of News (15 minutes)--blu A Halo with repeat--other nibs Aimer. Serial Skit--blu Fulton Oui-slcr News Answers--mbs A Date with Judy, Drama--nbc Ed a Duffy's Tavern--blu Canova and Variety Show--mbs Pick Pat Time.

Variety Show--mbs Minutes News Period--cbs Mystery Theater--nbc-bas. Famous Jury Trials, Dramatic--blu George Burns and Gracie Alltm--cba Gabriel Heatter and Comment--mbs Ripley's Fifteen McGee-Molly Show--nbc Spotlight Bands, Guest Orch.es.--blu Weekly Reports to the Nation--cbs The American Forum (45 Minutes Drama Time--blu Hope Variety Show--nbc Columbia Presents Corwin Show--cbs Raymond Gram Swing Comment--blu Bowles on the OPA--blu Sunny Skylar and His Songs--mbs Skelton and Company--nbc Congress Speaks at Washington--chs Creeps by Night, Boris Karloft--blu San Quentin Prison on the Air--mbs Music Orchestra cbs for 15 Minutes--tibc-basic The Fred Waring repeat--nbc-west News Variety. Dance 2. blu Comment, Concert. Dance Variety with News--nbo Part 17 and cabbages are co-captains of the All-America Victory Garden team for 1944 because they combine high nutritional value with an easy-to- grow nature.

That makes them an ideal crop for the most inexperienced of Victory Gardeners, who can grow tomatoes in virtually any region of the United States if they will follow a few gardening rules. They are one of the richest sources of vitamins and and are exceptionally adaptable a food because they may be used in both salad and cooked- dish recipes. Thus a great many of them may be eaten without tireing the taste. The tomato is a winter crop in some southern regions. In the north the seeds are started early in the spring, in flats indoors, and later transplanted to the garden.

Enough plarts for a home garden may be grown by planting seeds early in the snring in a window box. Then Similar rec- warm. temperatm ideal The be hardened plants are cups or nnd placed in i A house degrees is can gradually outdoors and then transplanted to the garden when all of frost has passed. ECAUSE they are so adaptable to the United States the department of agriculture has made extensive studies of tomatoes. Here are the recommendations of department experts: Tomatoes like a rich soil but will bear fruit earlier if the soil is light and only moderately fertilized.

Nitrogens cause the plants to produce excessive vines and less fruit. The plants should be kept weed-free by light cultivation and they should be protected against drought. In dry weather heavy watering at infrequent intervals is recommended. In the home garden the tomatoes may be trained on stakes or pruned to one stalk, held by a support. This is to save space, and if this method is used they may be planted 18 inches apart.

to rows three apart. If un- tttiittd they should be at least ttrwefeet apart, in rows four from cacti other, for prosing: Space fc ami more fruit crown feet CulUvatwn ii Hold Everything "My boy is in the guard house --ain't he a chip off the old block?" THE GUMPS 'Double" Troubta WHY NOT? TRWHA'S PIP YOU EXPECT TtXSOTOTHE COAST WITHOUT ISN'T MY THINGS ARE OUT OF MY WAY. 1NEEP LOTS OP ROOM WHEN I PACK- ALLPACKEP MUTT AND JEFF No Offense Meant, Jeff Was Just Talking To Himself COMEoN.Vou DOPEY I HEX YOU BIG CHEESE, NAW! THEY CAM I AIN'T JUNK PILE OFF I MOVE OVER AND lAEAR NAE! I GOT ALL STEP ON IT' BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES All Settled VDWT YOU A RED RYDER A Discovwj LITTLE BEAVER- GRAB YOUR SAY YOU ME I i "THAT'5 TH' BIG-3ESTJ IT PLENTY COLD nbkh- FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Ask Pop--He Knows) KEPT vou GOT A ourso LATE, JOB MIMOINS HAL (CROONERS KIDS SO I STAVED WITH I'M AD A SWELL TIME Jusr AS I ALWAYS SUSPECTED FRECKLES CRAZV WERE BORN ABOUT SIXTEEN ABOUT BABIES I EMJOY THE EVENING COM. BY NEA SMVICC. IWC.

U. S. Mt. Off, OUR BOARDING HOUSE The tomato is the captain of the All-America victory Garden. These plants were pruned to one stem, tied to overhead frame which kept them off ground.

easier. The plants mature earlier. The fruit is kept cleaner and is easier to harvest. Arguments against pruning: I reduces the number of tomatoes' per plant. It takes time and care.

I Many of the arguments for 1 ing are not based on established facts. TF AN amateur attempts prune tomato plants he needs' the advice of a gardener experienced in that task. For earlj planting, the department of agriculture recommends Earliana, Bonny Best and Pritchard varieties, Globe. Greater Baltimore and Stone are recommended for medium and late plantings. Because tomato diseases carry over from season to season in some soils, it is not advisable to plant a tomato crop two -ears in succession on the same' soil or upon soil where potatoes or melons grew the year before.

As for cabbage, it grows in al- ttott any soil but it is a heavy feeder and responds remarkably to favorable growing conditions. TN NORTHERN states plants are started in hotbeds or greenhouses. The plant is hardy and can be set out in the north as soon as the ground can be worked in the spring. The soil should be well fertilized and during the growing season extra dressings of nitrate of soda, sulphate of ammonia or some other quickly available nitrogen may be applied at three-week intervals. Cabbage likes al dant moisture; light cultiva; .1 and protection against worms which may infest it.

The Unitec States department of agriculture recommends Early Jersey Wakefield and Charleston Wakefield for early planting; Copenhagen Market and All Seasons for the midseason and Flat Dutch and Danish Ball Head for late planting. (NEXT: Mere LOTOS WLTED AMD TIRED VJOULD SOU LIKE TO 6E TO THE OFAvCOUKfTR-V SQUIRE'S ESTATE SOO'O IN THAT MOD BEEN TURixhSiG OSCAR'G TODAV NNHV. 61G BAG, ALL THE- LAMD SOO'LL COULD REAAOME- A SKEPTIC- OUT OUR WAY VES, WE'RE HIM TODAY-WE'VE SOLD HIM, BUT I'M A LITTLE WE ONLY GOT 12,000 FOR HIM. 1 I DON'T THIMK 1HE ROUGH JOLTS THOSE OLD BOYS GOT IW THE SADDLE WERE AS HARD OKI 'EM AS SOME CJOLTSTHEY'RE GETTIKJG WES, AFTER MOST O' VORE LIFE BREAKIW DOWM VORE HEALTH CHAS1M' FIFTEEW- POLLAR. THE.

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