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Gardening—

Early-Planted Roses Best; Be Sure Dealer's Reliable

The smart gardener will plant/remain standing about the roots. his roses as early as he can in the A sandy loam rich in humus is gpring, so don't waste too mueh ideal for this purpose,

: | In order to insure healthy plants, time ordering them from a reliable ,,. gardner must make certain to dealer or grower.

East Side Home Open

NYA IS SOURGE OF CHEAP LABOR

Georgian Admits Boys Paid Less Than Those Doing Same Work in North.

in Peoria?” Senator McKellar persisted. “I do wish you would go back to Georgia and examine your payrolls and see if you can’t pay the southern NYA boys as much as you pay in Illinois. Certainly that would add laurels even to yaur model shop.”

Urges NYA Be Retained

Leaving that matter hanging fire, Mr. Brannon reverted to high praise of NYA and continued to urge its retention under the present setup.

+ Lumber & Millwork

In the Featured Home of F. M. KNIGHT REALTY CO.

FURNISHED BY

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FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1942

| Help Wanted—Female 8

Exp. Shoe Salesladies Apply

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By DANIEL M. KIDNEY Times Staff Writer WASHINGTON, March 27.—How

) ‘use a complete balanced fertilizer.) Roses will succeed only if they pg; example, use a mixture of four | become established before hot parts of nitrogen, 12 parts of phos- | weather.

Previously Herbert A. Pease, pres-! ident” of the New Britain Machine |

phorus and four parts of potash. | Too much emphasis cannot be jo you should incorporate wellplaced on soil preparation. These . ited manure in the soil when the beautiful flowers must develop eq js prepared. strong root systems and in order to Regarding the feeding of your do this, a bed of loose, rich soil at| oes, first year plants need less

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least two feet deep must be made. ; 04 than those well established.

The deeper you make this bed, peeq them every three Weeks during the better. And the most essential ;},e growing season except in July thing to remember is drainage. zn stop all feeding by the middle Even though roses demand much ;¢ Aygust. This first year feeding moisture, remember to make the . nists of one level tablespoon per drainage free so that no water Will (quare foot of soil area about the

em: Wlaszsasdd4 cs "plants, while established plants reSow Ev eritt N {quire one heaping tablespoon per LAWN SEED!

square foot of soil. The damp ground aids early growth. Prune With Care Everitt's seeds are recleaned until Experience is the best teacher, so free of nosivus weeds, soc 1b. 5 bs. Mlprune intelligently. Don't allow Full directions given. We deliver. any dead wood to remain lying Sets around and remember that spring rb Roof pruning of hybrid tea roses shortens the plant to & height of eight inches or so and that of hybrid perpetuals to a height of 12 to 15 inches. 2: Retain only fresh, clean wood, usually that which grew the previous season. Prevention is the best method of J/combating disease and pests. Mildew, blackspot and canker, which \||may be of many kinds, are the three \|| diseases which attack roses.

Bordeaux Mixture Best

Dnion h

Rhuba J Sa veritt's

can be applied—either by spray or brush—is the bordeaux mixture, a combination of lime and copper \\{|sulfate, Combined with lead arsen= ate, both insects and diseases may \\\{/be controlled together. Massey dust, which is composed dof nine parts dusting sulphur and {lone part powdered lead arsenate, || also is highly recommended. To- \ bacco dust is also added for aphis \{!and other sucking insect control. Aphids and red spider are other || pests to watch for, The sucking in[sects and rose bug—Japanese beetle \|—June bug, chinch bug, sawfly and inchworm are among the many chewing insects. These bugs can be controlied by 2 mixture of three poisons. Rose 3 {bugs and Japanese beetles are hard oo {control has been devised. They! must be eliminated by the treatment of the soil which harbors their

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WELL LIGHTED; HAS 6 CLOSETS

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White Frame Dwelling On N. Bosart.

Six roomy closets are a feature of a new home open for inspection at 1617 N. Bosart ave. and for sale by the F. M. Knight Realty Co. The dwelling, of white frame construction with a green window box in front, is well insulated and weatherstripped. It has hardwood floors throughout and is one of 16 built on the Bast side by the company. Space and light are the keynote of the front room which is at the southwest end of the house and which is combined with the dinette. There is a large double window {facing the street and two other single windows on the south side. {Woodwork is trimmed in white and wallpaper is of colonial design.

| Swinging Deor to Kitchen

| The kitchen is entered through a swinging door at the rear end of |the living room. It has built-ins above the sink, gray marbleized worktops with a blue feature strip. | What-nots flank the window above the sink and the linoleum floor ‘matches the worktops. | Conveniently placed in the kitch‘en is a broom closet. The walls are ‘painted light buff and there is one window to the east. North of the dinette is an entrance hallway which leads to the two bedrooms and bathroom. The hallway is papered in pin-striped wallpaper and has a large doublecabinet in the south wall

the west end and another to the north. Has Full Basement The northwest bedroom has two windows and pin stripe wallpaper of flowered design. It also contains a closet. Papered in blue with a floral de-| sign, the northeast bedroom like- | wise has one closet and two win- | dows which afford an abundance (of light. | The bathroom, like the kitchen, has light buff painted walls and & floor of red marbleized linoleum with a wide blue marbleized border. ‘There is a builtin bathtub and ‘one window. Fixtures are of chrome. | | The full basement contains five | steel-cased windows and builtin ‘coal bin. The garage is at the rear of the house and faces the south. | |

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New Sinks Ready For Military Needs

New styles of enameled cast iron flat-rim sinks have been designed by plumbing manufacturers to fit today’s low cost market of military, naval and defense housing. These new sinks fange in length from 24 to 60 inches and all are 21 inches wide so they can be built into metal or wood cabinets. Their length is determined by the stvle. The 60-inch model has two basins and two drainboards. The basins of all these new sinks are eight inches deep and are fitted with combination stoppers and strainers. 0

INSULATE AND SAVE HEAT, FHA REQUESTS

Because fuel is of vital importance to the war production, owners of homes and other structures which “leak heat” can contribute much to the war effort if they insulate these buildings and thus save fuel, the FHA said today. Already the threat of a fuel shortage is casting a shadow over the eastern seaboard, officials said. Insulation helps to conserve fuel and at the same time involves the use of little or no material needed otherwise for the war effort, The FHA pointed out that it is unusual to call the attention of the home owner to insulation especially when spring is here, but the home owner can get the material today, they said, as it is not on the list of critical materials.

Sears

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Call LI. 8531 for Free Estimating Service on Material Only or Erection Complete

Fasy Payments If Desired

SEARS ACEBUCK ANC CD

Alabama at Vermont St.

a panic-stricken NYA, seeking to save itself in wartime, is providing a reservoir of semi-trained cheap labor in a non-union shop was told in the Senate Education and Labor committee hearings on the McKel-

lar bill to abolish both NYA and] CCC. The shop is that of the Le Tourneau Co., of Toccoa, Ga. Clifton Brannon, counsel and personnel man for the company, came here to testify about the fine NYA setup which provides 30-cent-an-hour labor for its operation in Toccoa, “the city beautiful.” But under cross-examination by Senator Kenneth D. McKellar (D. Tenn.), author of the bill to abelish the two agencies, Mr. Brannon acknowledge that similar youngsters doing the same work in the company’s shops at Peoria, Ill, begin at a 40-cent wage scale. That shop is organized by the A. F. of L., he said. McKellar Insistent

Mr. Brannon preferred to talk about that “sincere Christian gentleman, Mr, Tourneau” (his employer) rather than ihe 10-cent wage differential. But Senator MecKellar insisted on bringing up the distasteful subject. “Our Georgia boys are shopbroken and easy to train when they come from NYA,” Mr. Brannon insisted. “They are patriotic and love to work for us on the $20,000,000 or more of war contracts which the company has obtained. The finest sort of spirit prevails among our Toccoa personnel.” | “But how about the difference | you are paying for the same work

LUMBER AND MILLWORK

BUILDING MATERIALS

SPEEDWAY

LUMBER COMPANY

to the effectiveness of the 263 NYA trained boys among his 3000 employees. In addition to their wage scale, starting at 50 cents an hour, the company pays a “premium” for faster production, he said. ‘This Senator McKellar persisted in calling a “bonus” for the “speed-up,” and Senator Taft (R. 0. questioned Mr. Pease about the union organization in his shop. “We have an independent union,” he renlied. “Did it have anything to do with setting the premium scale?” Senator Taft asked. “No, it did not,” Mr. Pease said.

Packard Man Lauds Workers

a good word for NYA workers. he got tangled up in the question-

ling as to how 1040 war production |

board workers-in-industry are being | trained, as compared with the 122 | from NYA, among the Packard com- |

pany’s 19,000 war-work employees.

has both NYA and CCC

time,

Co., New Britain, Conn., tasiied)

Charles E. Williams, personnel man for the Packard Motor Car Co., Detroit, also appeared to say But |

Another witness was Dr, Edward C. Elliott, president of Purdue university and close personal friend and advisor of Federal Security Administrator Paul V, McNutt, who in his agency. He wants the colleges to continue getting NYA funds in war-

Free Estimates—Easy Terms Call HU-8361—Night, HU-6665

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"10 EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHERS A, Farnell Blair, Contractor Edinburg, Indiane (Atterbury Camp Site)

WAITRESS—18 to 40. $8.00 week: m, Poard to start. Eddy’s Grille, Debnam:

WHITE WOMAN for housewerk on Friday in 4-room home; ‘$2. BL-0437.

LAUNDRY CHECKERS — Apply 2901 RK Washington at once.

Help Wanted—Male

EXP. SHOE SALESMAN

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usua: opportunity for 4 unemployed WORLD WAR VETERANS (only) to advance to salesmen. Office and field training, must be single, neat, under 50, free to travel, expenses advanced, auto transp. furnished. Desirable connection at this time. Permanent, od Mr. Edwards. Barnes Hotel. Leave city Sunday.

Experienced Brass Moulder on squeezer work. American Bearing Corp., 430 S. Harding st.

MAN for distributing coupons tography studio, 50c an hour. cidental bldg.

FULL TIME clerk and relief clerk. aged preferred. Room free. Ri hotel, 220 W. Ohio. LI-2388.

FARMHAND—Married, - experienced. One mile south, ‘one mile west, Southport, Roy Howell, ‘

COLORED couple, house dener, wife as cook.

Wool Presser Colores or White. Barber

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BROOKS—Joseph B., age 77, passed awa March 25, randfather of Im aVerne Burton. Funeral from his resi

dence, 843 Chedwick st. Saturday,

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DURA—Stanley, 746 N. Drexel, departe this life Friday, March 27, age 75. neral notice later. For

friends may call Moore“& Kirk.

FOX—Mrs, Ida Mae, 1514 Prospect st., be loved mother of Mrs, Mildred Fox Men

Lillie Widner and Mr. John Phillips, Wal ton, d.; Mrs. Amanda Smith, away Wednesday, March 25. Service Friday, March 27, 8 p. Friends are welcome. taken to Walton, Ind., interment Saturday, March 28 may call at the residence. papers please copy.) Gadd Service,

HARRIS—Kathryn M., Elwood E. Harris, L. McCoy. Irma Harris Fisher, mother of Wayne Fisher, sister of

of Hot Springs, New Mexico away Wednesday. Funeral Saturda t Shirley Bros. Central chapel at 10th . Burial Memoria k. Friends may call at the chape any time,

JARDE—Harriett Alice, 70 years,

Bethurem and J. A away Friday. Funeral Monday, a. m. at the G. H. Herrmann Funera

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Yes, there are plenty of good used cars still available but dealers report that there has been a substantial increase in sales the past couple of weeks and if the present rate continues practically all the better cars will be sold in another couple of months. want a car that will serve you for the duration.

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65 Weeks on The Balance

Government regulations still only require one-third of the purchase price in cash or trade-in value for your down payment. And you may take as long as 65 weeks

months) to pay the balance.

these terms are for the present only—further government restrictions may come any day.

Good Tires Still Available

Nearly all of the better used cars now come equipped with 5 really good tires—good for 10,000 to 20,000 miles of dependable service, model cars are A-1. top quality cars that are available at attractive prices.

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: ne Operator with following. Good ‘Beauty ~ Commissions. 1018 S. East.

(Sr Girls & weitresses. The “Tee Pee.”

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| Help Wanted—Female

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Home, 1505 S. East st. Burial Crown Hill. after 1 p. m. Saturday.

VAN SICKLE—Emma Riker, loved wife of Pierre Van Sickle, sister o Albert and John Logan Elliott, passe away Thursday. Funeral Saturday, . m., at Shirley Bros. Irving Hill chapel 5377 BE. Washington st. Friends call at {he chapel after 6 p. m. Frid Burial Crown Hill,

age 50, be

rest Thurs Mrs. Pear n, Indian

WETZEL—Lillian, entered info day, sister of J. A. York, Pierpont, Mrs. Minnie Josli Services Saturday, 1 p. m. a arry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Buria Crown Hill cemetery. Friends are wel come

years. Mother of Mrs. Merle Goff, Mrs Lucille Hubbell, Mrs. Vivian Wood, Mrs Devena Szendre, Marvin, Cecil, Ivan, and Loren Wyant, sister of rs Services Saturday 3 p. m., at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel Burial Washington Park cemetery Friends are welcome,

and George Arnold.

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father of Florence Burton ogene Chandler and

Burial Mount Jackson cemetery. invited, Speaks & Finn service,

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denhall, Indianapolis, and Albert F, Fox, Ravenswood: sister of Mrs. Iva Bell, Mrs.

, Mrs, Imogene Warrick, Kokomo, Ind., passed

m., at the home. Mrs, Fox will be for services and iends (Logansport

beleved wife of mother of Kathryn randJohn and Earl Vincents, Pearl Mosier, Bessie Woorell, Mamie Bennett, Grace Mitchell i passed y. 10:30

beloved wife of Frank Jarde, sister of Mr. Ary i passed 10:30

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WYANT—Gueda Ellen, 620 N. New Jersey st.., entered into rest Wednesday. age 53

Eugene

Mae Waye, Mrs. Goldie Harvey, James

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Classes forming now in aircraft radie communications. Covers repair, maintenance and operation of transmitters and receivers; afternoon and night classes for men and women; serious shortage of trained workers in this lucrative field, Pay tuition weekly. Roscoe Turner Aero. Corp., Municipal Airport, BE-5005. Mr, Miller, week days, Saturday and Sunday.

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE

Investigate our offer, Pay your tuition after you secure employment. NATIONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL. 229 N. Penn, THIS AD worth $25 on beauty course, Tremendous scarcity of operators. Earn ings $20, $40 weekly, 8th grade education. Write, call ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD. 401 Roosevelt bldg.

Special Announcements 12B

ANNOUNCING new management B & B’s Restaurant, 210 W. Maryland. LOUISE MEYERS. Specializing noon lunches.

115 ATTENTION, home owners. Call for come y copy of instruction folder, ‘How to Deal With Incendiary Bombs. 505 Indiana Trust Bldg.

PRACTICAL NURSING, experience day or night. MRS. TUNNINGLEY, GA-7008.

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EASTER FLOWERS—Specializing in core sages, plants. Virginia Flower Shop, 1010 Virginia. MA-1786.

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