Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1944 — Page 10

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" AUTOIST INJURES HEAD

Kaywood VanNote, 42, of 113 N. about his ‘head last night when his car and one driven by H. O. Fields, 30, of stimulates at, 1001 College ave, collided at 10th st.

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sowing, is most satisfactory. is the recommended source of ni- | trogen to stimulate growth, Other | sources of nitrogen are apt to cause tip burn, | Manure is highly recommended | as a soil coni ditioner and {should be { worked well into the soil the previous fall if possible. Water

Since head lettuce re-

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Lettuce just will not head up in |

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| inches apart, allowed to grow on

ARRANGE VAUDEVILLE AT WASHINGTON HIGH

| Washington high school pupils

will star in military, numbers and | acts of the gay nineties in the { junior vaudeville March 30 and 31! {in the school auditorium. | “The Parade of the United Na-, { tions,” featuring R. O. T. C. boy and | |girl members, will be first on the

| program with Norma - Messmer,

{Norma Ward, Carroll Busard and {Betty Paino, ranking sponsors of

the R. O. T. C,, assisting, | “Private Forever” will be presentied by 11 cadets, headed by John | Schreiner. Period dances and songs will comprise “The Gay Nineties” with Joanna Jennings, chairman, and Katherine Wright, solo dancer. Two tumbling groups will give demonstrations in “Misses and Hits.” Other acts include “School Days,” “Station Static,” “Alice in Old Mexico,” and a minstrel number. Curtain acts will include a dance {number by Marilyn Kirk; “The | Three Birds,” by Anna Marie Jen{nings and Lavena Valant; cell trio, by Edna Andrews, Elwin Gulley and Jack Wade; melody girls, Thelma Eubanks, Margaret Ann Leak, Jacqueline McCurdy and Betty Jean Pryor; a guitar solo by Louis Urbancic; a vocal solo by Alleen Hart; a herdine and villain act by Joan Ellis and Riley Cook and a final

specialty act.

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Early Indoor Start Gives Head Lettuce Best Chance

By HENRY L. PREE ; Scripps-Howard Staft Writer a LETTUCE, with its many varieties, is the most popular plant for salads. To be tastiest it must be grown rapidly during the warm days and cool nights of late spring and early autumn, Hot weather produces plants which grow quickly to seed without heading up. A limed and well-drained soil, Side dressing with ammonium sulfate

enriched with manure prior to

for a month and then transplanted’ to the garden. a . By that time the transplants are 4 to 85 inches high and if dipped in transplantone, will continue their growth without interruption. Transplant on a sunny day when the temperature is above 40 degrees and place a foot apart in rows. Recommended head lettuce varieties include Cosberg, 76 days to maturity from seed; Cosberg 600, 85 days; Iceberg, 84 days; New York No. 12, 80 days; Vaughn's Big Boston, 75 days, and Great Lakes, 75 days. The last is an All-America prize winner and considered the best hot weather head lettuce,

Leaf lettuce seed is sown as soon in the spring as the soil is ready. Seeds are placed 10 to | the foot and covered with onehalf inch of soil. If the soil is well fertilized the lettuce will grow fast. First thinnings are to | stand an inch apart, then thin 2 alternate plants until they

are 8 inches apart. Successive sowings will prolong the season, but fertilizer must be worked into

— THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .

FIVE RURAL SEH0OLS| PLAN GRADUATIONS:

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Five of. Marion county's high schools have et nts the Abid for their commencement exercises, ac~ cording to an announcement by H. PF, Griffey, superintendent of county schogls. Four of the schools, which have eight-month terms, will close May 5. Their graduation ceremonies will be held on the following dates: Decatur Central high school, April 26, at Decatur Central. + Southport high school, April 27, at the high school, Franklin township school, April 28, at Wanamaker, Pike township school, April 28, at New Augusta.

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POLICE GROUP TO MEET The . ladies auxiliary to the Indianapolis police department will meet at 2 p.m. Monday in Ayres’ auditorium. Mrs. Donald Bushong will preside.

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{lic schools, will speak to the| Women of the Moose at a meeting | {at 8 p. m. today at the temple, 135 N. Delaware st. Mrs. Gertie Hutson, the lodge’s social service chairman, is chairman of the program, which will feature the kitchen band. Initiation will be held.

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