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October
22,
1945
.TALL,
GIANT
TULIPS
ARE
FAVORITES
IN
THIS
COUNTRY
Most
of
the
tulip
bulbs
shipped
here
from
Holland
this
fall
are
'of
the
tall,
late
flowering
classes
which
prior
to
the
invasion
were
the
most
popular
type
in
(his
country.
American
srown
bulbs,
also,
are
chiefly
of
this
same
type,
SANSKRIT
DERIVATION
India
is
so
called
because
a
Sanskrit
word
"sindhu"
was
cor
rupted
Into
Indus
for
the
Indus
River.
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for
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Cottage
tulips
originally
were
smaller
than
either
Breeders
or
Darwlns,
and
had
egg-shaped
blossoms
with
pointed
petals;
but
in
receni,
years
they
have
been
crossed
with
the
other
clashes,
and
amor.g
the
hybrids
are
the
largest
varieties
yet
pfo
The
public
Is
Inclined
to
lump
duced
and
many
with
large
cup-
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1
fc
I
ill
all
varieties
of
this
type
togi-thor
and
call
them
'Darwin
tulips,"
but
catalogues
divide
them
into
Darwin,
Cottage
nd
Breeder
classes.
This
division
is
based
upon
ancestry,
and
there
Is
less
reason
for
it
each
year,
because
the
three
classes
ae
bJlng
crossbred
to
such
an
extent
that,
especially
In
the
newer
varieties,
the
characteristic
differences
which
originally
marked
them
"tend
to
disappear.
There
Is
no
reason
limit
planting,
In
a
bed
or
border
to
varieties
of
any
class,
since
they
hnrmonlze
perfectly,
and
bloom
i
about
the
same
time.
You
may
select
ironfall
three
the
colors
that
you
wish,
and
group
them
together
with
assurance
of
good
i
1
effect,
If
your
colors
are
well
chosen.
The
tulips
will
Co
their
part,
each
bulb
(If
of
flowering
size)
producing
a
flower
on
schedule
.
exaqtly
In
the
spot
you
planned;
v
.
,
lor
there
Is
no
flower
more
dependable
in
the
working
out
of
color
effects.
The
oldest
of
these
classes.
Is
tho
Breeder,
so
called
because
the,
old
Dutch
breeders
grew
"
theni
to
produce
striped,
varieties,
which
were
highly
esteemed
centuries
ago.
The
solid
colors
of
some
flowers
in
each
planting
would
"break"
Into
gay
stripes
and
blotches,
and
these
were
the
desired
kinds.
It
Is
now
known
that
they
were
afflicted
with
mosaic
disease
carried
by
aphlds,
and
n
American
plantings
they
are
rogued
out,
to
prevent
the
spread
or
the
disease.
shaped
blossoms
of
lovely
color
blends.
Darwin
tulips
were
Introduced
late
in
the
last
century,
and
are
supposed
to
have
been
developed
frpm
Breeder
parents.
They
are
characterized
by
soft
colors,
with
an
overbloom
of
white,
and
a
remarkable
color
range.
The
blossoms
are
cup-sv..sped,
on
very
tall,
strong
stems.
A
selection
of
the
best
varieties
in
each
color
would
Include
al
nnese
classes,
and
when
planted,
or
arranged
In
bouquets
tosether
they
are
always
harmonious.
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BUY
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LIEUT.
BARGER
"
LEAVING
HERE
Public
Itelalions
Officer
of
United
States
Army
Off
to
Fort
Lewis
to
Receive
Discharge
Leaving
tonight
aooard
the
Princess
Adelaide
will
be
Lieut.
Cecil
E.
Barger,
public
relations
officer
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Sub-Port
of
Embarkation.
Lieut.
Barger
is
enroute
to
Fort
Lewis,
Washington,
where
he
will
receive
his
discharge
from
the
army.
Prior
to
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
a
little
more
than
a
year
ago,
Lieut.
Barger
of
Malta
Bend,
Missouri,
was
stationed
in
Edmonton,
Dawson
Creek,
White-horse
and
other
points
along
the
Alaska
Military
Highway
as
a
public
relations
officer.
During
early
construction
days
of
the
highway
he
was
attached
to
the
now-legendary
477th
Quartermaster
Truck
Company.
As
public
relations
officer
of
the
sub-port,
several
thousand
hometown
releases,
and
several
general
releases
which
received
nationwide
recognition,
were
made
under
his
direction
and
supervision.
His
latest
writings
include
"Klondike
Murders,"
a
radio
play
used
recently
In
the
:
U.S.O.
series,
"Who's
Guilty?"
I
In
civilian
life,
Cecil
Barger
was
connected,
as
associate
editor,
with
the
Missouri
Rurallst
and
the
Kansas
Farmer,
two
Capper
publications
published
In
Topeka,
Kansas.
Lieut.
Barger
is
a
graduate
of
the
University
of
Missouri,
the
world's
oldest
school
of
journalism.
FIRST
WOMAN
FREEMAN
LONDON
(Reuters)
Freedom-of
the
borough
at
Tottenham
has
been
conferred
on
Alderman
Mrs.
Jessie
D.
Lynch,
in
recognition
of
her
50
years'
public
service.
She
Is
the
first
woman
freeman.
SFARCH
FOE
SQUOTR
(Continued
from
Page
1
knew
my
folks
would
be
worried
about
me."
Pte.
Colussi
returned
three
weeks
ago
from
four
years'
service
overseas
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Army
Service
Corps.
Saturday
afternoon
he
made
an
effort
to
climb
over
a
low
mountain
to
the
Shawatlans
power
plant
a
couple
of
miles
away
and
It
was
whJe
he
was
away
from
the
shore
that
the
police
launch
cruised
the
area
In
Its
first
search.
Without
his
gun
he
was
unable
to
fire
distress
shot
to
attract
assistance.
His
brother.
Lino,
who
had
taken
part
in
the
two-hour
search
on
Saturday,
stood
beside
him
in
the
galley
eagerly
offering
his
exhausted
brother
coffee
and
food
but
Jim
pleaded
that
he
was
unable
to.
eat
much
after
his
40-hour
fast.
"I'm
not
hungry
for.
some
reason,
but
I
could
certainly
sleep.
I'll
be
all
right
'when
I
get
some
sleep."
He
was
loath
to
be
taken
to
hospital
to
have
his
bruised
hip
attended
to,
declared
that
the,
Injury
was
not
serious.
Howecer,
he
was
prevailed
on
to
go
to
hospital
for
a
check-upland
rest,
where
he
remained
until
this
afternoon.
Many
Volunteers
Engaged
in
Search
Among
those
volunteering
for
the
search
party
led
by
SklpDer
Good
of
the
P.M.L.
15
and
his
crewmen,
Engineer
Thomas
Ward
and
Radio
Operator
Peter
Humphrey,
were
Jim
Parks,
George
Anderson,
George
Parsons,
John
Kllzs,
Henry
Smith,
Joe
Paradise,
James
Rudoskl,
Frank
Dwyer,
Bob
Parks,
Harry
Basso,
Bruce
Stevens,
Tony
Bus-sanlch,
Barney
Eyolfson,
Lino
Colussi,
Bert
Bartlett,
Ole
Olof-son,
Bill
Wardale,
Albert
Dal-zell,
Henry
Dixon,
Roy
Lovell,
Bruce
Wilson,
J,
T.
Langridge,
J.
Rogerson
and
Jack
McLeod.
V
came
to
build".
.'
.
said
Calvert
300
years
ago
CALVERT,
famous
17th
century
English
statesman
and
Secretary
of
State
to
King
James
I,
founded
pioneer
colonies
in
Newfoundland
.and
Maryland
over
three
centuries
ago.
"All
have
co-operated,"
said
Calvert
of
the
early
settlers
in
1622.
Thus,
many
generations
ago,
Calvert,
man
of
vision,
planted
seeds
of
co-operation
between
the
Old
World
and
the
New.
History
has
proven
Calvert's
wisdom
.
.
.
demonstrated
today
in
the
strong
partnership
between
the
British
Commonwealth
and
the
United
States
of
America
for
the
benefit
of
all
mankind.
Co-operation
between
nations
will
build
the
future
England
and
America
must
continue
to
co-operate
for
the
future
security
of
the
world.
Wo
of
Canada
Canada
are
are
best
best
fitted
fitted
to
to
preserve
preserve
the
great
partnership
between
Britain
Britain
and
and
the
the
United
United
States
States
.
.;
;
.
MOVIE
SHOWS'
ARNHEM
EPIC
ARNHEIM,HollandX5ct.
22
OW-A
motion
picture
depicting
the
airborne
landings
here
a
year
ago
is
being
made
by
a
British
film
company
(Gaumont-Brl-tlsh)
with
200
airborne
men
who
took
part
in
the
original
drop
among
the
actors.
The
Army
and
R.A.F.
are
helping
in
the
film
and
air
transports
which
flew
over
Arnhem
and
th
Rhine
dur
ing
the
war
against
Germany
are
flying
the
airborne
soldiers
from
Britain,
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
Q.
Would
it
'be
all
right
to
give
a
dinner
dance
in
a
small
home?
t
A.
It
would
be
difficult
to
da
so.
It
is
usual
to
have
riot
less
than
4N
to
50
people
to
dinner
and
have
them
remain
for
dancing.
Q.
Is
It
correct
to
say,
"I
have
a
limited
acquaintance
with
Mr.
Jones?"
A.
It
would
be
setter
to
say,
"I
have
a
slight
acquaintance
with
Mr.
Jones."
Q.
What
is
.the
proper
dress
for
a
hostess
at
a
formal
afternoon
tea?
A.
An
afternoon
gewn.
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