Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1944 — Page 10

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It's the new 435.000-ton U. S, S. Mis-

souri, most powerful fighting ship But since afloat. It will carry about 1,200 telephones, 350 miles of telephone wire, and a. ship-wide battle announcing increased system. Remember that Uncle Sam launched 568 warships last year — that land forces lengthen their communications every mile they advance — and you will realize why the telephone gets replaced. deeper into the war day by day. service.

The Army and Navy need everything If you

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ARMY FOOD PARLEY: SET AT CINCINNATI

| The largest army food service conference yet held in the 5th

|service command, scheduled at Cin-

cinnati for May 4, will be attended

bury, :

The Camp Atterbury representa[tives will be Col. Welton M. Modi|sette, post commander; Col. H. L. Conner, U. 8S. army Nospital commanding officer; Lt. J.. C. Frame, {post quartermaster; Maj. W. O.

D. A. Gillespie, restaurant exchange officer; Capt. G. F, Cronan, commissary sales officer; Lt. R. J. Kroesser, commanding 152d service unit bakers and cooks schoal; Lt. Edward J. Doherty, hospital mess officer and Lt. Mary J. Wood, head dietitian of the hospital. In all, more than 300 officers and civilians responsible for the proper feeding of millions of soldiers and war workers in the Midwest, will participate in the conference.

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| Frank S. Stafford, of the Indiana Istate board of health, has been |elected national president of the | Society of State Directors of Health {and Physical Education. The so|ciety, in conjunction with the American Association for Health, | Physical Eduegtdon and Recreation, {is meeting ay through Thursday {in New York. :

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by nine ‘officers from Camp Atter-

Wheeler, post food supervisor; Capt.

_ "HE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES. _ YOUR VICTORY GARDEN—

Melons Should Be Planted "On Soil-Enriched Mounds

the general level of the garden, are spaced 4 to 6 feet apart each way. Sow 8 to 10 seeds in a Hid circle on the ff “hill,” retaining § 3. of the best § plants when they are well § started. A side dressing with g 4-12-4 fertilizer have begun to - grow is recommended. . Mr. Pree. Melons need plenty of room, a season with lots of hot sun and plenty of moisture in the soil. In northern gardens the quicker maturing melons are advised. Cultivate each week until the vines begin to run, shallow near the plants and deeper farther away. Melons are subject to the same insects and diseases common to cucumbers and the gardener must be in his guard against the striped

Normally, we have reserve facilities.

the National Defense pro-

gram started in 1940, the number of

Bell System telephones in service has

by more than 42 million.

The reserves are about used up. We're crowding switchboards beyond normal capacity. Making one-party ‘lines serve two or more families. Re-

conditioning equipment that can’t be

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Sow 8 fo 10 Seeds Ya Inch Deep

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6 to 8 Inches of Manure, Mixed . With Soil in Each Hil

Simplest and best method for planting melons is in mounded hills,” evenly spaced in the garden.

By HENRY L. PREE Times Special Writer MUSKMELONS—f{requently miscalled ‘grown if seed is sown after all danger of frost has passed, in a well drained, rich, warm, sandy-loamy soil. The simplest planting method is to dig the hole, 6-8 inches deep, and fill with manure and soil, mixing both together. On thé hill spread an inch of fine soil in which the seeds are to be planted, Hills, a couple of inches above |

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cucumber beetle which carries the devastating bacterial wilt from plant to plant. Frequent dusting with rotenone will afford control not only of these beetles, but the tiny aphids as well Aphids are to be found sucking on the underside of the leaves, causing them to curl downward. Cover the vines with a cloth and dust under the sheet, directing the rotenone ust on the undersides of the foil-

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age. Mildew, blight and other diseases are controlled by frequent Spraying with half-strength 2-2-50 Bordeaux or neutral copper, or with copper-lime dust: Pick off and destroy squash or stink bugs. Home-grown melons should be picked when “just ripe.” Melons picked green lose much of their sweetness and quality. The test of a ripe melon is when a slight break appears between the stem and the fruit, then it will break Off easily. The only melons which

Honeydew, Persian and similar melons growing in the South and Southwest. 3 Consult your local county agent for varieties best suited to your garden. Recommended for aver=age. gardens are Hale's Best, main 88 days; Rocky Ford

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PREPARE LISTING

OF ROAD PROJECTS

The state highway commission yesterday began preparation of a list of road projects following receipts of WPB approval for an extensive road widening program. Samuel C. Hadden, commission chairman, said that most of the roads. to be widened would be those heavily traveled by trucks.

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