Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 May 1944 — Page 3

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Corn soil should be well prepared, loose : Pree and fertilized at least a week before seed is sown, Manure is advised, but any well-balanced fertilizer such as a 5-12-4 mixture is satisfactory. Corn prefers a slightly acid soil, so do not add lime unless soil is strongly acid. Succession Crop —— A succession crop is obtained by taking any one variety and making sowings every two weeks or by sowing at one time several varieties which mature at different dates. Cultivation should be regular, but shallow. Weeds must be kept out and the surface of the soil loose. Sucker growth should not be removed; it is needed for ear development. Choose hybrid varieties. Golden Cross Bantam. maturing in 85 days, and Mason's Golden Midget, maturing in 70 days, are excellent corn types for the average Mbme

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Mason's Golden Midget (left) and Golden Cross Bantam (right) are excellent corm varieties for the average home garden.

garden. Golden Cross Bantam ears are eight inches long with 10 to 14 rows of delicious kernels. This corn was bred for high yield and unequaled flavor. Mason's Golden Midget is the sweetest- of all varieties, a really fine butter-yellow sweet corn growing only 33 feet tall, with dainty four-inch ears just large enough to provide some real munching and yet midget enough to be a startling novelty. May 23, 1944

hunger; fear,

, and how to mates in time of stress. Since civil body healthy.!ians are also subject to war strains, set of directions for he thinks they, too, should take

Actually, there are psychological first aid in mild cases courses in psychological first

courses, one elementary, | of mental or emotional disturbance learn how to apply a splint, as it persons, and two more | which the patient can apply to him-| were, to a mind threatening to crack

for teachers, medical self, and another set of directions if not helped through the

aid to,

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and physicians without for first aid in acute cases to be ap- gency before the psychiatrist can! through the OPA’s system of pers |centage mark-ups. 4

knowledge of psychiatry. [plied by someone else. larrive to. take over,

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—Smooth Choice Briars $5 & up

And from other makers of note—

TOBACCO from the celebrated John Middleton of Philadelphia—in-

cluding his renowned

The BOYS' SHOP is on the SECOND FLOOR

» special overcast "WALNUT" —and a | WARTIME LIVING— his SUGAR BARREL.

Dealer Holds Key to New a re the Stamp for Faulty Shoes ne

By ANN STEVICK NEA Staff Writer WASHINGTON, May 23.—It's up to your shoe man to decide whether the pair of shoes which took your precious shoe stamp but turned out badly will be replaced in the new 60-day grace period announced by office of price administration. In order to get your stamp replaced by the ration board, you now have 60 days instead of 30 days to discover a defect, and convince your your ration

oe 0 oO ; shoe man of it. 1f he agrees, you | i "Ration Calendar , yet effectively 4 ; board, and an- |

take his written statement that 2 other stamp | MEAT—Red stamps A8 through T8 woven they last 1 will be issued. |in Book 4 good indefinitely for 10 look fresh and '¥ IRN If shoes show [points each. No additional stamps 8 = a real fault of | yy; become good until June 4. nly durable and & \ FSR ~ ork manship, : | TE GS your shoe man CANNED GOODS-—Blue stamps and summer in © rN is likely to be as through Q8 in Book 4 good in-

open to yOUr definitely for 10 polnts each. suggestion that } you must have SUGAR—Stamps 30 and 81 in ;

H Ann Steviek another | Book 4 are good indefinitely for §

- 1.93 ea. chance. Misfits pounds. Stamp 40 in Book 4 good won't generally be considered a

rx | reasonable excuse. Poor leather |[°F 5 Pounds of canning sugar. 1 i

he will make the replacement to

; - - 2.30 ‘eay is so general with war-time | APplicants applying for canning hs scarcities that most retailers sugar should send In spare stamp probably won't take the responsi- 37, attached to their application, not| ##= %,

bility for it. | : | sugar stamp 37. \ Office of price administration

| shoe experts advise people who § are having trouble making wartime leather soles do for hard

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GASOLINE—Stamp A-11 is good | {for 3 gallons through June 21; B2 C2, B3 and C3 good for 5 gallons

| . wear to try the rubber holes that oul further notice; T good po are being used on heavier shoes. | cod ore foun June Eat , i { or gallon; an War production board is pushing | good for 5 gallons only at bulk a voluntary program of oiling |gtations. A.B C Dand T cou leather soles for increased wear. pons are not valid until they have Manufacturers are reported to been indorsed in ink or pencil with be extending the oiling process | automobile registration number and i t 8 as far - as state. Motorists need write only I Host Cates P | 1944 numbers on book and coupons.

2 u] " » ® ” i ; NO. n 0. T- Bl —————— a to make more equipment avail- plane” stamps in Book 3 good inable. Consequently the more dur- | definitely.

| able oiled shoes will be easier to | go. In . . find in the future on walking | EL O Period 4 and 3 ou

. ; pons valid through Sept. 30. All ’ shoes and sturdier types. OIng |, ncemaking coupons and reserve — is impractical on soles of fabric | coupons are now good shoes, because the oil would mark po good. ’

the fabric uppers. TIRES—Inspection on passenger BR ———. automobiles discontinued. Commer-

‘ s BET COSTS HER LIFE cial vehicle tire inspection every six Merize themsel | months or every 5000 miles, whichCHALLIS, Ida., May 23 (U. P.).— ever is first. Inspection certificates H Um Ves! Mrs. R. Gellispi, 21, Canton, O., died | still will be a requisite in obtaining of exhaustion in the mountains replacement tires. B card holders near here, Sheriff Lee Clark said are now eligible for grade 1 tires if ’ 4 today. Mrs. Gellispi had accepted | they can ve extre ec . : . . hod . . a of a steak a that. shel All A holders are eligible tor soy. STRAW The week prior to Decoration Day holidag- . sets off a tremendous buying wave! \ could hike from Challis to Bay-|3 tires, including factory seconds, HATS horse, 20 miles from here, but be- if they find tires which may be pur- 350 & u came lost in the snow. { chased. i P

The stay-at-home travelers . . . the backyard-vacationers . . . men who bend over a hoe . .. the hot and harassed businessmen who seek a bit of coolness . . . come to The Man's

’ : Store for Clothes that ine . . . and comfortable . . . and fairly priced . . . to be surel Post-War Palestine Project on | ore for Clothes that are genuine and comfortable and fairly

! I LOAFER JACKETS ce PLAIN COLOR SPORTS SLACK SUITS . . . two Will Irrigate 600,000 Acres WATS os range from 10.95 1037.50... SHIRTS . . . scads of featured showings . . . at

By Science Service If the precious fresh water of the are— them . . . especially you 7.95 and 16.50. WASHINGTON, May 23.—Jor-| Jordan is diverted for irrigation, 250 & 2.95 Lo AMONG them are some

: the Light : into fruittil-| the Dead sea would in time dwindle marvelous Shetlands should see mi on a r— and: dry Up leaving ab mos 4 at $15... Weight Fiji effects at JUST IN CASE you want ) | malignant salt marsh. To prevent 4.50 the Soap to make your own Slack

1 t-yielding, rt of a . vision of things to come in post-war Be og Brinig In SOCKS SOME deluxe Gabardines and Water (Washable) Rayon Suit . . . there are Slack Palestine that has beep seen by a|anqugh water to replace the evapo- for comfort and Coverts from Fashion y trousers at say $6 sue and group of American scientists and

ration losses, generating power on afoot— (and Park at $35... Gabardines at $5... rh engineers, the commission on Pal-|the way downhill. It may be found $ a fine range of sports

estine surveys. A second part is the! advisable to raise the Dead sea to gladden , . and the soft easy shirts at $5... put construction of a 95-mile chain of level somewhat, increasing its the eye). AND a light weight, 2 | light washable rayon _ Tom together +.» end you from the Mediterranean down 8! The Dead sea waters. under the Noteworthy Showings Shade, Cocoa, Blue poplins at 6.50. a) TT 1300-foot drop to the Dead sea, With | plan, would also be “mined” for at 55 & 65c. and oie ' your taste! a oe AILS 1 HaLaome of the minerals fey suntan smarkable af 13.95 PLAID SPORTS SHIRTS Extent of more than’ 8 bilion 1io-| morn samme. SEAL ad) i i BA Sry YT And TEE SHIRTS y magnesium. It is esti- eo. bri 4 ree watt-hours a year—more than 10 mated that the dense brine contains SUMMER ROBES... and om $410 $ 9 in the words of the great times the electric power consump-|some 22 billion tons of magnesium OXFORDS Bow TIES . . . and COOL plaids and the muted Jiwvia Durante . « . "I gof

tion of all Palestine at present. salts, It is also ectured that * oe TA, Dr. Emanuel Neumann of New| there may be an lectured the Veniisteq! SHIRTS . . . and THIN tones. Strong groupings millions of 'em" . .

ted! : York Guy, & member gf the coislsea bottom. pr MAS. at $5 and 6.50. $| 1.25 150 1.65 $2 mission, disclosed. some particulars However, the real treasure is still| Spalding PAJA ; of the project in an interview here.|the fresh water of the Jordan. It Nettleton The commission has been at work|is hoped that the total irrigated Hanan acreage can be raised from the : 600,000 at present projected to an

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