Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1944 — Page 10

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gravel or slag on the bottom and then filled with a rich soil, composed of equal parts of loam, sand and humus. A cup of fertilizer fH should be mixed § with the soil before planting For shady locations try ferns, English ivy, myrtle strawberry ger- § anium, linaria, fuschia, bedding begonias and Madagascar periwinkle.

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Two three-foot boxes are better than one six feet long. The ideal box is one 10 to 12 inches wide, eight inches deep, with an inch of

Porch and Window Boxes Need Holes for Drainage | By HENRY L. PREE Ja Scripps-Howard Staff Writer : Porch and window boxes must be well built and not less than six

inches wide or deep. Holes should be bored in the bottom to provide drainage. They ean be of any length desired, but those three feet long

etes. Mesempryanthemum, the ice plant, take full sun. : Geraniums grow best if not ree moved from their pots or planted tight. Browallia and torenia are splendid small plants for semishade and will bloom all summer, By rotating potted plants weekly from shade to_sun, all plants will produce continuous bloom. Zinnias, . tuberous begonias, . geraniums, . lantanas, heliotrope, French marigold and balsam lend themselves to pot culture. Foliage plants will do well in sun or semishade. The list includes dracena,

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or multi-colored. Annuals are splendid for box gardening. None are more pleasing than the trailing balcony and bedding varieties of “petunias, Verbenas, too, are popular because of their many pleasing shades.

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tium, Drummond's phlox and the dwarf marigolds, especially tag-

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crotons, ferns, sanseveria, and asparagus ferns, Daily watering, monthly feeding and weekly spraying and dusting are recommended to keep all TIRES—Inspection on passenger plants healthy and free from in- automobiles discontinued. Commersects and disease. Be sure that {cial vehicle tire inspection every six the soil is kept cultivated. months or every 5000 miles, whichever is first. Inspection certificates still will be a requisite in obtaining

The durk side of the picture is the lows of mately five per cent e civilian supply of motog fe 0 the Bick makes. This means that 2,500,008 ons of gasoline every day flow to ille £ the black market in gasoline ould be Soashog) it is estimated that the A-ration for mos torist in the country De oy creased twenty-five per cent!

The bright side of gas rationing: : Your government asks you to doi

Sey Antaiaa is glad that the motor replacement tires. B card holders el whi is mot getting is serving your to break the back of the SPEAKERS CLUB SETS are now eligible for grade 1 tires if| vital war needs. vend ogi dy by endorsing

{they can prove extreme necessity. | ; : INITIATION SERVICE |an A holders are eligible for grade More and more petroleum products recline rim Supa ia you os 3 tires, including factory seconds,| are going to our armed forces. In ad- 50, plesse take this very im y $

May 26, 1944.

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‘]/Inc., will initiate 40 new members chased.

at its meeting at 6:45 o'clock tonight in the hotel Washington.

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dition, farmers have just been harvest. ing their winter crops and completed preparation’ of their fields for sprin

step today, to smash the black markeg which sells gasoline, needed by youg soldier son, to people who use it fog

sowing. Obviously all of us are gla to share our gasoline with the farmer who needs it to increase food produc. tion for us and our allies.

' Sunday afternoon, the Rev. Charles There will bean impromptu |M. Fillmore will sing two of his own | | speaking contest between the club {songs at the celebration of the 107th members divided into five teams|anniversary of the Old Harmony on either “Post War Planning Now” [singers in Morristown. He will or “An All Out War Effort.” The|preach and sing at the Hillside “Battle of Sexes” will be continued\ Christian church Sunday night. He at this meeting by special request.|will direct the program of the InThomas Bemis Jr., president, will|dianapolis School of Maturates, of preside and there will be four|which he has been superintendent toastmasters. since its founding, in the ¥Y. W. C. A.

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