Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 August 1938 — Page 11

SOIL EXPERTS CONFER WITH ~ TOMATO MEN

High Quality Crop Discussed By Growers at Purdue Conference.

Times Special TRAFALGAR, Aug. 5—Soil fertility problems and ‘use of commercial fertilizer in the production of high quality tomatoes was. discussed here today by nearly 200 canner fieldmen and fertilizer salesmen at

g (1 — | the closing sessions of an annual LLY WOOD, A an to conference conducted by the Purprotect their stars against ill ef- due University Department of Agrifects from the heat wave today | cultural Extension, after Glenda Farrell, blond ac- In connection with the confertress, suffered a heat stroke. ence, which opened Wednesday 110 Miss Farrell was stricken while | tomato inspectors were meeting working with a Warner Brothers

here for a three-to-five-day training school. °° 33 Speakers at yesterday’s sessions were. Roscoe Frazer, Purdue tomato specialist, who discussed soil fertility problems as related to tomato production; Dr. G. D. Scarseth, Purdue soil chemist, who spoke on liming soils, and George Enfield, Purdue agronomist, and H. R. Smal-

ley of the National Fertilizer Asso-.

ciation, both of whom discussed use of fertilizers. Other speakers were G. N. Hoffer, American. Potash Institute; Sam Thornton, F. S. Royster Guano Co., and M. O. Pence, Purdue,

BIG TOP REORGANIZES ROCHESTER, Aug. 3 (U. P).— The Cole Brothers Circus, which returned to winter quarters here yesterday from Bloomington, Ill, will be reorganized and will complete the season, officials announced today. :

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. 19INJUREDIN 15 AUTO ACCIDENTS

Slippery Streets Blamed for Mishaps; 41 Drivers Face Charges.

Accident Prevention officials today blamed slippery streets and driving rain for several of the 15 overnight automobile accidents in which 19 persons were injured. Forty-one etring motorists were to face traffic law violation charges i®¥ Municipal Court. - Leon Whittington, -23, of 1029 S. . Alabama St., was arrested after an accident at Brill St. and Troy Ave. in which nine persons were hurt. He was charged with reckless driving, failure to stop at a preferential street and failure to have a driver's license. : His car was said by police to have crashed into one driven east on Troy Ave. by R. H. Davis, 26, of 719 Woodlawn Ave., hurling it into the path of a third car driven in the opposite direction on Troy by Laurel Walden, 34, of R. R. 1, Box 552,

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Another Pedestrian Hurt

Louise Adams, 19, of 2802 N. Dearborn St., was struck by a- carl at 28th and Adams St., police were told. She was treated for bruises. Louis Davis, 25, of 430 N. Me-

ridian St.; Apt. 1, was injured in an accident in front of her apartment, according fo. Lillie Torres, 23, of 2821 McPherson -8t., -in whose car Miss Davis was riding. es Mildred Nelson, 25, of 2426 N. 4G Capitol Ave., was hurt in a two-car Ladies els Jheve. crash at ¥all Creek Blvd. and Me- § Qewest, Iw Korea. ridian St. Corbdore Baryes, 40, of : pe¥ Jour Kokomo, received -a broken collar » bone in a crash at 91st St. and , Road 31. Clcrine Sacks, 41. 5445 of Winthrop Ave., and Edelle Flanders, 31, of 133 E. 44th St.,, were hurt when the car in which they were riding collided with a truck driven by Harry J. Guion, R. R. 17, Box 117-B., at N. Alabama 8t. and E. St. Joe St.

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