Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 March 1944 — Page 11

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: SRE 2 Clipe 3A Sl } ; . ; ; EERE Sy ji s . a A ERE SE CES ee ah i Ai ¢ \ 1 A i < Ga x -oar ‘ , T AT 1 Tad f Spa TA wo : 3 : | Ae EE Sl a . WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1944 _ CL A RA THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES (TEE ie eX YOUR VICTORY GARDEN : NTER PIEAS | Weir Cook Memorial Exhibit Being Assem: PROTEST TAX ON Seaman Brown 5% 2 . Lo . 2 ° 5 : . ® ) . = mi i . \ a oh -, nt Nn AEA A ; is 3 £5 el #2 . TR : SR TART Ey ah AR Pruning at Planting Time EAE iE ana ut niune urne| [1ome on Liberty 2222 | Gives Trees Right Start | OUNTS BUILDINGS HERE] , vscrss » snows. cums ; Red : : ¢ fF . : f He ] : , Seaman of ne the croea Gives Trees Right Start | : TE] 2 na Tormey omen of r= X x : > . . . i g a . 3 : By HENRY L. PREE u | Three Admit Guilt in Deals illi - Suit sified advertisoften—tar too : Jy HENRY L. FREE: : Lhe G e ‘Millions Involved in - Suit pRhoriinaris nt i YOUNG nursery-grown fruit trees must be pruned at planting i oupons Stolen i has completed ONLY time to induce a -growth which will develop the strong framework p Filed by Property | boot training ers fafled 10 re- upon which the future of the tree will depend. The method and From Banks Here. Owners 'e and is home on 19 Se amount of pruning is determined by the variety of the tree and its fa . a 14-day liberty. n enemy existing framework. Reason tells us to prune more drastically the | Five persons charged ; with the Trained at the LY 13. heavily Ned and { Ks A preliminary hearing on a legal = 3 Ant 1 branc wigged trees. illicit resale of gas ration coupons Sampson naval world do we get The : fight to put millions of dollars worth | Lake A _ gardener must prune so stolen from downtown bank vaults sation on : t Whe radio that the remaining branches and | three buds. Headback the trunk |were arraigned before Federal Court of property owned by religious, fra- Seneca, N. Y, © A ane to just above the highest branch. - ; ternal and charitable organizatio : 4 he will retum glib in saying Judge Robert Baltzell today. Tea nS | oh : a Light pruning of peach trees is | Indictments prepared by OPA lon the tax duplicates was held in| Walter Brown 2. the bush Soe ; recommended in the following |inyestigators and Indiana state ; |circui oo, Juthes - , and po- — Ea er RA ; Gass FEO AAR y s |G t court today. ing. He is spending liberty comment, " years as heavy pruning seriously |jjce allege that approximatel : g his = » felt as he did reduces the yield. ’ ‘ PP y a Three big tops rise from the World War Memorial plaza awaiting the show material for the Weir Attorneys presented facts and le-| here with his wife, Elizabeth, and out of the loud pa quarter of a million gallons worth TR Rent Cook memorial exhibit which opens: Friday. : gal contentions 1 uit br three-year-old daughter, Susan. oe Selecting Cherry Trees of already-used gasoline stamps 8 8 8 ® = = S 3I'8' suft. brought Their h ug : 3 fe a were circulated by two different|’ several months ago by the Odd Fel- | THY, ome 18 HD Marey Tae Lip Only hed Posty sweet cherry oe ord | syndicates,” mostly through gaso- RENT CONTROL C a tf ure d F E : + lows lodge, the William E. English| “P12 = 3 bor and some~ a Int wlagions auy_sibsgette lox P nemy quipmen foundation and the Indiana Pythian 1 and sweat and in height and % inch in a a a ol 832 | S d A d d d F Eg vet er IRVINGTON 0.E S$ : ; , 28, . : gs from being taxed unde ix - De I myn | Sumsiueis ave: wi O74 48% 1S UPHELD HERE Scud 8d Cea a 1) ted such ropery be pla SEAT OFFICERS firm soll well about Bie Toots. |the illegal exchange of something Three big tops are up on the memorial dinner at the Scottish pa y > ane a fax i counted in dole Keep mo at times, 88 around 200,000 gallons worth of . |world War Memorial plaza and|Rite cathedral Tuesday night. : har Irvington chapter 364,.O. E. 8, = lost” yet with oy Nei . Sor erry trees are difficult to trans- | .oupons obtained from the janitor State Supreme Court Ruling ‘equipment for the Weir Cook me-| During the exhibit the war man- Involves Buildings will install officers at 8 p. m. Sata | undred strong, growth. Severe heading mul- | plant. of a downtown bank, entered a plea Sw : morial exhibit is being moved in|power commission and the citizens| The suit, which was brought|Urday at the Irvington Masonic a n will see dawn, plies the number of terminal | The European plum trees are |of guilty, but was given » two weeks| = REVErses Superior today for the{manpower emergency committee against a county auditor, the county| “eTPIe- , the fellowship growths and discourages the nor- | selected and treated like the |period to reconsider the plea, pend- A show which will|will conduct a labor recrultment| assessor, the county treasurer and|, Nev Omcers are Pearl M. Buch. aped with their mal development of lateral | apple, but Japanese varieties, be- |i go advice of his attorney, John Judge Pike. begin Friday and{campaign: the state board, asked the court for holz, worthy matron; Harry J, hile their loved branches and fruit spurs below. ing naturally low and spreading, | Ryckleshaus. : run through| A booth, at which men and declaratory judgment, interpretin, Buchhols, worthy patron; ‘Eis Laws the slow agony When buying apple trees, choose | are pruned like the peach. _ Validity of the federal rent con- Tuesday. women not already employed in es-|the 1937 law : 8 | ton, associate matron; Frank Lawe : only those well grown, free from The young pear tree is pruned 2 Others Admit Cuilt trol act was upheld yesterday by the § Added to Amer- sential industry may register, will] The three buildings involved hi BE to the future, disease and insect injury and pref- | like the apple, wtih about six Ernest H. Jones, a bank custodian, |state supreme court in reversing an ’ ican war mate- be open to recruit additional war the suit are the Odd Fellows build- | treasurer; Gertrude Guthrie, con- : t gone forever erably with not more than 2- | main scaffold branches. Light |pleaded guilty to charges of filch- opinion of Marion Superior Judge rial to be shown plant workers. ing, Washington and Pennsylvania | ductress; Mabel Cook, associate cone Per} year-old tops. Trees Should be | pruning thereafter is advised, as |ing used gas tickets from his place H 1 will be an array, Machines will be shown in oper- sts, the English Hotel building on ductress; Bessie Williams, chaplain, on tb make the well branched, about 2 inch in | blight is more difficult to control |of employment. His alleged accom- ezzie B. Pike. of captured en- ation to display the ease with which |the Circle, and the Knights of and Betty Williams, marshal. er, a Lincoln to diameter and from 5 to 7 feet in | where growth is softened by |plice, Charles D. Gilbert, also plead-| In the opinion written by Chief" Li emy equipment|they can be mastered by new work- | Pythias building at Massachusetts! Also Nelile M. Walker, organist; ays. Their loss height. Avoid trees which are un- | heavy pruning. Do not head back |ed guilty. OPA charges Gilbert and|Justice Michael Fansler, the high & % ™ brought here ers. ave. and Pennsylvania st. (Helen Hunt, Adah; Isabel Thorn, vill never know dersized, crooked or with short | the young pear trees. Jones with having realized a $1200]Court denied the contention of the Maj. Dixon from the army| “We hope that many visitors,| Attorneys for the institutions con-| Ruth; Dorothy Taggart, Esther; fv. might have slender growth, Na profit on their transactions. Judge landlords, upheld in the lower court, " air forces, mate-|upon seeing the wide variety of tend that the buildings were con-| L.0r® Cook, warder: William H. diate 's load Care of Rools Explained ‘ arch 22, 1944 Baltzell did not’ immediately pass|that the federal act gave the rent riel command headquarters, Wright aviation products manufactured instructed and operated under a spe~| Dichiardson, senurel, Ruth Mae ne Ssmewbere, tr A ta sentence on vy control administrator arbitrary pow- fel, Dayton. Maj. Frank A. Dixon,|the Indianapolis area, will volun-|cial charter which did not require | Coos on. ang Reymond ‘Thors, Plan soon as possible, bu Others charged er to fix rentals without arhearing |Indianapolis area representative for|teer to accept jobs in some of our |the properties to be taxed and that | ’ e world do we planting is to be postponed, heel a with a nvaigned io and held that the act fixes stand- |the command, secured the exhibit.| plants,” said Norman H. Gillman the Row law is not applicable to Insialling oficers will be Cliwiss if in the sol 10.5 oist. : same rprise To be Sho : G lol > O|tabel Carey, matron; Benjta Kaye, : eep roots |were Theodore R. Howard and|2rds by which the discretion of the e shown is a German Zeiss-|chairman of the citizens manpower | them because it is contrary to their| marshal, and Charlotte Hasbrook, phrases Little pruning of the roots is Leslie Woolen, who, OPA contends, administrator is controlled. made bomb sight which is elec-|emergency committee. priginal charter. | chaplain. ss is ever light, nesded easept to Feimove bivken served as sub-agents in the re-sale| “The act does not provide Yor | Floally operated and gyro stabil - roots and ragged ends. t in network, disposing of coupons in war | Dearings,” Judge Fansler wrote, ized for high altitude bombing. i a well-drained hole about an inch plants at prices as high as 30 cents| Put it does not forbid hearings. xi) Also included in the show will be tics higher than the tree originally a ay loes 56 High = a not|Das been held that a statute is not (3 Messerschmitt ME 109, a Fockeundamental in stood, place good topsoil about guilty plea; Howard a guilty plea. | invalid because it fails to require (Wulf 190, an engine and propellor matter of easy the roots, jiggling the tree up and Scott. Hollandbeck and Mark Hill | notice in the absence of a showing assembly of a JU-83, a Jap Ze%o, ards, advanced, down while doing so to permit pleaded guilty on charges of pro-|that a notice was prohibited. |droppable fuel tank, smoke pots, that cold, im settlement of soil between the curing gas ration coupons from truck Reauires’ Hearing” water markers, hydrogen generator Agr isonet roots, and water immediately. The drivers = and = “otter udiknown Req g and balloon, section of a German te. & sort of old gardener recommends leaning sources,” and selling them to em- “Even if the constitution requires | glider and many smaller items, ySpaper or sen=- the tree slightly in the direction ployees of an Anderson, Ind. war|? hearing before legislative fact-| The five-day public exhibit will bat: It is & tree of ‘prevaling winds. : plant, were awaited by the court|finding bodies, an act will not be [serve as a prelude t0-Hfe Weir Cook ragedies, bitter . One-year-old robust peach trees, pending a conference With their at | unconstitutional for failure to re- | hen §t strikes | 3 to 4 feet in height and % inch torneys. quire a hearing if it does not pre- | troth, | in diameter, are recommended for Sol Sattinger of Indianapolis was [clude a hearing. — | planting. Cut off all but 4 or 5 arraigned on yet another OPA The ruling resulted from a sult | ong yy high. | of the best spaced lateral branch- count charging him with" having filed by William H.' Campbell] i es, with the lowest about a foot sold liquor above the ceiling price, | 38anist Bert L. Heiss and =e EDITOR OF p APER . joues, Soume ne and the highest 2 feet from the Another, indictment alleged that E. Keeling, Indianapolis landlords, he word “only.” ground. These branches are cut Young fruit trees require cor- | Sattinger neglected to pay the re- alleging violation of the rent conwh back to short spurs with two or | rect pruning. quired tax on wholesale liquor, trol ceiling. | i ve ie ad 10 Draft Cases Called | Decatur Central Seniors ag-draped cas- ARTIME LIVING ; Ten youths were arraigned before Press Club aits | Select Head of TG heir Doses, H C R . tJudge Baltzell on selective service in caskets coming counts, most of them accused of \ icati y then can we ome anners eceive failing to report to - their draft Publication. boards after receiving notice of Alma Clarkson has been named Extra Su ar A | lot me t their inductions. editor of the Memoirs edition of \ g en S| Those charged with draft evasion | the Decatur Clarion to be published 2 {from the Indianapolis district, and by the senior staff at Decatur CenBy ANN STEVICK {their pleas, are: Archie Wilbur tral high school. 4 Wa NEA Stan Writer Webster, guilty; Wahlon Nimrod The staff is composed of Thelma nN v ASHINGTON, «March 22—Home-canners are the apples of Kimball, not guilty; Stanley Lee | Warren, Rulon Butler, Opal Fhilashington eyes that must watch ‘food supply and transportation |Beechem, not guilty; Harry Robert ges. Willis Cravens, Calvin: Me. problems. Arrangements have been made to give home-canners as Legg, guilty: Robert Irwin Stephens {Cloud, Joe Reynolds, Betty Armmuch sugar as possible out of restricted civilian sugar ‘supplies. r not guilty, ' and Richard Clifford strong, Flora Losh,” Audrey Amos, Sugar stamp 40 was made valid for five pounds of canning sugar Barker. Harold Richard Smedley |Eileen Redmon, Neal Shaw, Elaine early to catch the southern strawberry crops. It is good till Feb. 28 and Harry Raymond H hrev) Gray, Emily Neumann, Goldia| March 22. — next year. After March 23 you | MHphLey 1 |Owens, Joyce Cass, Russell Thornarades, and see oan seply on OPA Form 323 | were arraigned but their pleas were - | berry, Virginia David, Frank Bishop ies, a A RA Bum 3 de- | Shoe manufacturers will be al- |deferred until later today. © * |Mabel Dorrell, Paul Mundy, Bob = eovotEment oN a = pnb lowed to make more platform, or | Richard Barker was given the) Norma Robbins | Marshall, Bob Garner, John Males, oy of slate has Rr a | “wedge” shoes, because this type |opportunity to enlist in the army {Merle Johnson. a DoF on dw nning. he! of shoe is particularly adaptable |by Judge Baltzell, after the de-| Members and guests of the In- | "x = a 0 Thou on oy 8 Bre ayo a uke p | to a special sewing process which |fendant declared, “I'm definitely| Gianapolis Press club will hear | Mrs. Leneta Smith will speak on : stamp 37 from book IV along | saves leather and labor. . . . Look |very ashamed of myself.” Barker| Miss Norma Robbins, talented |“The Mother and Her Daughter” € along | 5 gift-horse in the mouth, says asked to be permitted to apply for “blues” singer of WLW, Cincin- [at the Sunshine society mother-| Président has ib om persons plication, | the department of agriculture, if | special service with the navy, but| Dati, at the annual installation of daughter banquet at 6:30 p. m.| uragemen te a = an = nt ion | the gift comes from your soldier Judge Baltzell declined to give him officers of the clue Monday. |today at the high school. | Vorking Og oprart ie | overseas, and is packed in mate- |his choice in the mater. Miss Robbins comes to Indian | Providing musical entertainment ewish r the Purpose. | ria] which can contain dangerous | apolis through the courtesy of | Vil be Eileen Redmon, Flora Losh, \lestine, though Spare stamp 37 will have no other } : : Miscellaneous Char, Mabel Dorrell, singers d El pty we but this. | insect pests. All such packing | 3 ges William Barlow, public relations | Gray ai : Be i Top n ale strictly > | material should be burned. | Pleading not guilty on selective| director of WLW, and William | vi5 of Goldia Owens, Margie Me- | sing to go into This si nero Amount Ec service charges from the Evans-| McCluskey, director of talent, | Quillen and Mabel Dorrell also Will, up to genercus maxi- Qu AKER T0 SPE |ville district were Elmer Edward| 8long with several other featured sing i s 9 Josh yy um a » pute bey person AK |Hirschelman and Jack Junior| radio entertainers. [0 ammeter meee which o used by farm Strah | which coud only be used by farm | AT CHURCH DINNER Smo "0 © | © ee «COUNTY FETE SET ver the British year's su of fruits. { . 1S, ane appearance wi > 1n mdiand: seross Jellies. iy oot Jams 44 | Alvin I Sou, lolly and na- elinige el rier. anis. mad connection with the installation BY PYTHIAN SISTERS Australia, New budgeted for home-canning takes | ad y e ® Japan, will theft; Harry Elmer * schuiten Susu : Sado ng Monitor temple 244, Pythian Sis-| fito account home-canning sta. “adress the pre-Easter banquet ofig, iy national motor vehicle theft manager of International News |ters, will be hostess to the Marion eading part in tistics from a suivey made last'|the Marion County Church School get; James J. Gavin, not guilty, in- Gh py ey ogy asywtion #2 p.m. esd old geography . season. It won't go around if association at 6:30 p. m. Friday at come tax evasion; Frank Helm inciud nl ers to be installed | Wednesday in the hall, 523% N. Titory the sun much is diverted to other uses. [the Third Christian church. | guilty, mail theft; Joseph Hinton,| disnap lis Hl Bucher of the In- |Belle Vieu place. The whole sugar supply situation | Doyle Zaring. association presi- Suilty. mail embezzlement; Theo-| Ral a B es ce president; | Election of officers will: be fol-| re playing an later in the year could be upset ‘dent, will be toastmaster and the dore Able, guilty, post office burg- rr nt oy i) Siar, sec- |lowed by a white elephant sale and hina, ang: the by a run on canning sugar. 'Rev. and Mrs. Leon’ ‘Weatherman larly; George Edward McQuinn, a Bo ox Paul Bo a S Covered dish supper ai 6:30 p.m. ances of the Restrictions have been removed |will be in charge of music. The Builty, mail embezzlement; Louise| star and Dudley A. S aS os | Entertainment will include the, sa, Manchuria, this year on the proportion of Rev. Roscoe Kirkman will give the| Butler, Don Clifton and Myrtle| personnel dir to Sh, Sale adiss of the Moke Eiihen Ded) sugar to fruit, and pickles and roll call of the Disciples of Christ Smith, all guilty, on charges of row members of |Twenty-five service men will be corps, with an preserves have been added to the churches in the county and Ernest forging U. 8. treasury checks; Fred Tov gars. glests. , are knocking types of food-canning for which R. Johnson will welcome the church|P. Pacelle, guilty, national vehicle nd setting udp extra sugar is available. | representatives. [eater theft. . er the Ameri | Clarence Lee Hamlet and Marvin CROSSWORD PUZZLE {E. Brown were arraigned on Mann Answer to Previous Pussle ‘act charges. 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