Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1938 — Page 12

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Sister Anne married into the Roosevelt’ family 9ast month, but Sally Clark, 18-year-gld debutante from Boston’s: blue-blood - area, who scorns a “life of idleness” as a society girl, recently made her debut in a Boston night-club as a combination singer

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‘and dancer. In the photo at:lower Jett She is shosm

warbling into a microphone, and in: the large phote; dancing . with Maurice, of .the famous team -of Maurice and Cordoba, who was her ; partaler. | at her night-club Seu

20 per cent of the weight of nectar ‘it takes to make it, and then listen

Banner Honey Yield Means Plenty oa ~~ Work for State Bees, Figures Show

By JOE COLLIER

There are 3333 bees to the pound according to the U. S. Government which several years ago thought there were more than 5000 to the pound but that was a different administration. That makes one bee weigh 48 10thousandths of an ounce when he’s | hungry and not much more when | he’s full. Keep all that in mind, together | with the fact that the Govermment | says that one bee flies once and a half times around the world at the equator to gather enough nectar to make one pound of cured honey, and that gured honey weighs only

to James E. Starkey’s prediction that there will be a banner honey production in Indiana this year. Mr. Starkey is the chief State bee inspecter. Mr. Starkey estimates that the production this year. in .the State will be from six to eight million pounds. - In. 1930, for. instance, the production was only 1,800,000 pounds. Through a series of problems that are more complicated to explain than for someone else to do, any competent mathematical kibitzer can discover that one bee would have to fly 1,312,500,000,000 miles to gather that seven million pounds of honey. But, Mr. Starkey said, to produce that fhuch honey for commerce, bees actually manufacture twice

INCREASE NOTED IN

APARTMENT AENT RENTALS |

Sight increase in Indianapolis | 5 apartment rentals had been re- | ported “today by the Apartment | Owners’ - Association. William P. Snethen, association manager, said | iat ‘a meeting at the Hotel Wash- | ington yesterday, ‘that vacancies were less than 12 per cent. Contribution of the Indianapolis Convention Bureau to. the growth and ‘ development of the City was pointed cut by H. H. Schmidt, assistant manager of the association.

LOW BID RECEIVED ON HIGHWAY OFFICE

‘The low. bid on remodeling of the State highway department office in La Porte is $2289.69 under the estimated cost, the Highway Department said today.

~ The bid is $28,000, submitted by Milo Cutshall of Akron. Estimated cost was $30,289.69 The remodeling program includes new superstructure and changes in plumbing, heating and wiring.

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that much and eat half of it, so that would make the bee fly 2,625,000,000,000 miles. This year, Mr. Starkey says, .the bees have been unusually busy because there is so much nectar and they work so hard they live only -about three weeks. They fray they wings in frantic flight to gather honey, and die. Bees never. care for ‘their fallen brethren.

When a bee returns to the hive | he gives his load of:honey to a sort

| of house bee who stays in the hive

and acts as a bus boy. This bus boy is supposed to store the nectar and as he makes his way to the store bins he passes the queen bee. He and all others bearing the riches of clover pause a moment and give the queen bee tribute—a touch of the honey. In retutn for this the queen bee bears the colony many; many bee children, who rapidly grow up, take to the field, beat their wings out working and then in turn die. The queen -bee crosses the colony up in seasons of plenty, however, by bearing a large number of drones > glo males, who don‘t work a c

don’t give the queen. much honey and she doesn’t bear many drones, Mr, Starkey says. (See, Emerson’s “Essay on ‘Compensation.”)

Mr. Starkey already is shopping |:

for ear cotton because, he says

there will be many a tall tale this |: fall about the individual colony. pro- |: duction in Indiana. Already he Bas :

heard plenty.

Since the bee industry in Indiana ;

is getting: to be of more and ‘more

economic importance, it might be |: well to include in the industrial |:

statistics of the state the two tril-

lion miles of bee lines, half of which |:

are flown with paying loads.

Mr. Starkey said someone ought |: to call the Chamber. of: Commerce | : about it, but right now he 4s too |} busy untangling his sliding: rule and [3

oiling his Somplometer.

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