16 Mar 1951
Page 4
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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1951
Page
4
Garden writer notes how weather shifts affect bloom times and offers methods to keep cut flowers fresh. Bulbs need leaves to mature for next season, while most annuals rebloom when faded blooms are removed. For sweet peas avoid scissors and prune by pinching stems to prevent seed setting, preserving vigor for longer flowering.
The Air Force will spend more than 11 million dollars to upgrade three Arizona bases. Davis-Monthan AFB in Tucson receives 7.3 million for a new runway and facilities. Williams AFB near Chandler gets 2.4 million for wells, equipment, parking, and runway extension. Luke AFB near Glendale receives 2.1 million for two runways, auxiliary field extensions, lighting, and a crash fire station.
The Chinese Nationalist newspaper in Formosa reported Mao Tse tung was relieved as head of Communist China with Liu Shao chi taking over. Mao’s position as a top leader and first deputy is noted amid a cabinet reshuffle expected in Peiping.
Morley Callaghan's The Loved and the Lost set in Montreal follows Peggy Sanderson and Jim McAlpine amid racial tension and romance. Evan John's Ride Home Tomorrow traces a 12th century youth to Crusades in a brisk historical arc. Virginia Ebert's Broken Image pairs wartime code with clandestine loves across the Philippines and Paris, though believability wavers.
A brief copyright notice credits Stella White and Ame Bi SORE in 1951 Field Enterprises Inc. All rights reserved. The line indicates standard rights reserving by the publisher for the period.
James Keelan Jr. of 5565 Labadie Ave in St. Louis says digestive trouble and heartburn plagued him before Hadacol. Since using Hadacol he reports relief after meals and now can eat anything, recommending it to fellow workers.
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