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Newspaper
Seal Beach Post And Wave
Location
Seal Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1944
Page
4
In Victory gardens under 1,500 square feet, prune and stake tomatoes. Use sturdy 1 by 2 inch stakes five to six feet tall, drive a foot deep, with cross pieces for support. Train a single stem with two branches, pinch others, and tie plants loosely with raffia or heavy cord. Pruned plants yield more per space, though unpruned ground growth is larger. If pruning is avoided, grow small vine determinate varieties.
John Melberger a CBMA U S N has been transferred to the Seal Beach ordinance and net depot. The Melbergers built their home at 306 15th street six years ago but have spent little time there. Mrs Melberger and daughter returned to Seal Beach in May and were joined by Mr Melberger August 17 from Alameda Naval air station near San Francisco. He enlisted in January 1917 and has served continuously.
Photographers, photographic laboratory workers and information specialists with history majors are needed in Orange County. For details contact Ethel Kuever, Civil Service representative, at 501 West Fifth Street, Santa Ana.
A list of local ads includes ironing services at Mrs J R Wiesen 1207 Ocean Ave Seal Beach 41. A .32 Savage automatic with half box of shells offered in excellent condition. Seal Beach Post at 221 Main seeks a U S Post Office special delivery messenger starting Sept 1, car or bicycle needed. Also for sale two tables and one ice box at 139 7th street.
A World War era call urges Americans to fund the war through timely tax payments and war bonds. It quotes Secretary Morgenthau stressing duty and sacrifice, asking if citizens will value their dollars as highly as their sons in service to the country.
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