Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 July 1944 — Page 9

[YOUR VICTORY GARDEN— | Need Good, Fost-Growing Shade Tree? Tips Offered

By HENRY L. PREE * Scripps-Howard Staff Writer A few hot days’and a shadeless porch or terrace fead to many

tree which will give us good shade

It is too late to do anything about it now,

but plans should be made at this time to move in a fair-size tree

The fastest growing tree is the Siberian or Asiatic elm, ulmus

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Chinese * Elm, ulmus parvifolia, which grows slowly and only about 25 feet in height. The Siberian Elm can be ex-

pected to attain a height of at least 50 feet in a very few years. Other fast-growing trees for shade include the Red Maple, Silver Maple, Red Oak, Pin Oak, Scarlet Oak and the American Elm, While the willows are rapid growing, they will soon usurp the entire yard. Other frees that are

tree, lirlodendron tulipfera; Sweetgum, liquidambar stryacifiua, and Yellow wood, cladrastis lutea. Autumn is the ideal time to transplant trees. Trees properly transplanted then sort of adapt themselves to their new homes before winter, and are ready to g0 when spring comes. Care must be taken to provide adequate drainage and good topsoil. Broken or injured roots should be cut back to sound wood. The hole should be dug at least Yne foot wider than the spread of the root system and one foot deeper than the depth of the bail. Place a foot of good topsoil in the bottom of the hole. The tree should be placed in the center of the hole and set so that it stands about three inches higher than surrounding existing surface of the soil. After plafing the tees, fill the hole with topsoil, workifig it well around the roots with a blunt stick and settle well by watering. Little pruning of the tree top need be done other than fo remove

worth considering are the Tulip..

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CHICAGO, July 19 (U. P)— John F. Nolan, 53, Steubenville, O., attorney and delegate-at-large 10 the Democratic national convention, died in Walther Memorial

ceived when he stepped beneath a shower of scalding water in a loop hotel. Mrs. Anna Nolan said her husband turned on what he thought was the cold water faucet of the shower and inserted the stopper in the bathtub preparatory to soaking his feet. A few minutes later he

himself from the hips down. Mrs. Nolan turned off the faucet and summoned medical aid. He was rushed to the hospital where he died four hours later.

AT CINCINNATI U.

CINCINNATI, O., July 19.—Two Indianapolis students are among the 800 registered at the University of Cincinnati's summer session. Miss Ruth E. Bertsch, 4819 Park ave, is a teacher at the Lawrenceburg Consolidated high school and Thomas Shimer, 6815 E. New York st, holds a scholarship from the university. broken or undesirable branches or to give the tree better form. Large trees should be guyed to three or four stakes to prevent their whipping in the wind. Large trees should be moved by the expert arborist who has the knowledge and equipment to do a good job. It is advised that ‘you plant a fursery-grownh tree which has a compact root system . ‘in preference to one from the fields with its spreading roots that are sure to be injured during the tion. t a reliable nursery within the’ next few weeks and pick out your tree while it is in full leaf, Be guided by the nurseryman’s judgment, because he is better acquainted with local conditions.

July 19, 1944

MEAT-Red stamps AS through Z8 in Book 4 good indefinitely for 10 points each.

CANNED GOODS—Blue stamps A8 through Z8 and AS in Book 4 good indefinitely for 10 points each.

SUGAR-Stamps 30, 31 and 32 in Bouk 4 are good indefinitely for § pounds. Stamp 40 in Book 4 good for 5 pounds of canning sugar, Applicants applying for canning sugar should send in one spare stamp 37, attached to the application for each applicant

GASOLINE-—-Stamp A-12 is good for 3 gallons and expires Sept. 21. B3 and C3 and B4 and C4 good for 5 gallons. T good for § gallons through Sept. 30; E and El good for 1 gallon; R and R1 not valid at filling stations but consumer may exchange R for E at his local board if he wishes to purchase non-high-

THIS WAR ISA Jami

JORRING on the railroad is more than just a job to b 143,000 Illinois Central people. In towns all along 1 _ the line, railroading is a tradition, an honored occupation among families, friends and neighbors, Often, the Illinois Central has been “in the family” for four or { even five generations. : The experience and loyalty. bred of this tradition are one reason for this railroads excellent record of han-

& dling the heavy load of war-time transportation. Every- . |. where, Tilinois Central home folks have helped us to 4 : beep men and materials moving toward victory.

way gasoline at filling station. A,

B, C, D and T coupons are not valid

RATIONING DATES

until they have been indorsed in ink or pencil with automobile registra tion number and state. Motorists should write 19044 numbers on book! and coupons. FUEL OIL-Period 4 and 5 cou-'

coupons. are now good. Fuel oil rations for 1944-45 heating season now being issued. Period 1 good immediately. TIRES—Inspection on passenger | automobiles discontinued. Commer- | cial vehicle tire inspection every six | months or every 5000 miles. Inspec | tion certificates still will be a requi- |

{site in obtaining replacement tires |

B card holders are now eligible for |! grade 1 tires if they can prove ex- | treme necessity. All A holders are eligible for grade 3 tires, including factory seconds, if they find tires which may Stunts. purchased. SHOES—No. 1 and No. 2 "air. plane” stamps in Book 3 good ln- | definitely.

brothers, neighbors—who have another important job.

Altogether, there are 8,281 stars. And they make this

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Affair

| “shops hang many service flags=-some large, some small. All honor Illinois Central railroaders—sons, fathers,

taken time off to do

war a family affair for all of us. Until it is won, our

your good will,

- main concern is victory. After that, all we have learned in the war years will be turned to account in improving “Illinois Central service. We want to keep on earning 2 | 4

ly LIVING— Abundant Luncheon Meats Being Offered Point-Free

By ANN STEVICK NEA Stat Weiter 28 WASHINGTON, July 19.—Looks as if you'll be able to spread | store-bought luncheon meat cold cuts out before your Summer guests | with a lavish unrationed hand for some time. You'll have lower prices. on canned meats for summer spreads, 100. : There's a super-abundanee of the poorer quality meats used for luncheon and canned meats. The office of price administration has

“IN CHICAGO BATH|

early today of burns and shock re-|

acted to stop three of the biggest

from to take some of it

slipped into the water, scalding|

it with their purchases of better meats. That will divert more of this meat for

urging hide tanners to turn out lots of white leather for the new | white shoes for infants and chil- | dren, but for the time being white |

rom fofcing buyers | er. . . . Shoe manufacturers are |

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cans and loaves, but it won't solve the manpower problems concerned with making them. You'll pay about 10 per cent less for all canned meats after Aug. 4 A price cut goes clear back to the raw materials, and even those meat prices up

Ann Stevick

with other meat prices which

were cut 10 per cent previously, | Powdered milk makers, whose |

production has reached new highs in wartime, are planning a cam-

paign to put over powdered milk |

for post-war cooking. It's eady to | keep on hand, they point out, and it makes it easy to enrich food. Fluid milk sellers, not to be | outdone, plan to sell milk beverages with as many flavors as ice cream, delivered in six-bottle cartons like soda pop. ’ A whopping turkey crop is expected this year, but the new war food administration set-aside will take so much for soldiers’ and sailors’ Christmas and Thanksgiving dinners that the homefolks’

rations are expected to be small-

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