Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1945 — Page 9

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THURSDAY, APRIL 5,

1945

be ror VICTORY GARDEN -s--By-Henry: Lr Pres

i Soke Degrades City Soil;

{| might call topsoil.

15s. Ave,

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gardeners and seedsmen. As a rule, soil i in smoky areas

i needs revitaliz-

- Gardener Must Plant Wisely

. Victory gardeners in smoky dis.

| triofs start out under a handicap, | because ‘the variety

of tolerant | vegetables is rather limited. Ex-

' | perience has taught us fo stick to i crops able to grow well under ad“1 verse Lor ' tolerate them. "| When in doubt as

gi oer

conditions, at least to

to which varieties to choose, consult your neighbor

{5 run down and

ing. For an ex- Mr. Pree ample, I can point to'my garden,

. | now being prepared for the third

Soil in our very sandy, of inches

section of the with only a of what one| Drainage is so good, since the sand is at least 50 feet deep, that constant watering §s necessary. My plot, 20x50 feet, originally part of a large lawn, was cut into quarters by cinder paths, 42 inc hes

Ruth Bryan Owen Coming to Speak

MRS. RUTH BRYAN OWEN (Mrs. Borge Rohde), former minister to Denmark, will speak on “The New ~World Order” mass meeting for the entire community at 7:30 p. m. Monday in the North Methodist church. Mrs, Rohde, daughter of the late William Jennings Bryan, is sponsored by Methodist Men in Action of the North church. 8he was asked to speak here at

year, city is couple

> Mrs. Owen

this time be- |

cause of popular interest in the coming San Francisco conference of the united nations. A definitely optimistic note 1s struck in her talks, her publicity | reports, sinee she believes the new world-is going to be a better place in which to live than the | old. { Mrs. Rohde had her interna- | tional experience augmented as & one-time member of the congressional foreign affairs com- | mittee and as a representative of the United States to the inter« parliamentary union - in. London in 1930. She is said to possess a rare gift of oratory which she | inherited from her father.

\ THREE LOGAL MAI MARINES

HOME FROM PACIFIC

“Three “Indianapolis "marines, all veterans of * overseas action, are home on furlough. Sgt. Robert Louis Call, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Call, 5819 Nor-| waldo ave., was a section wire chief

. of a battalion ordnance unit of’ the |

3d marine divisiofi before coming home. He has served on Ghadal-|

: canal, Bougainville and Guam.

Marine Pfcs, Richard R. Everton,

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Moore, 6268 Whitcomb st., have been | aboard one of the fast naval carriers as 20-mm. anti-aircraft gun-| ners since last July. They are spending 20-day furloughs at home. ! They took part in the attacks’ on Tokyo last February.

HERBERT DUNN HOME | Herbert O. Dunn, pharmacist's mate 2-c, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Dunn, R. R.'6, Box 555, is home on a 30-day leave after serving In the South Pacific two years.

ACTON O. E. 8. MEETS Acton chapter No. 173, O. E. 8., will meet at 8 p. m. today in fhe Acton Masonic hafl. Mrs. Margaret | Hittle is worthy matron and Ralph | Broeking is worthy patron.

FINEST

Those 2 Extra X's show that Godchaux’s Sugar is finest sugar thereis—certain to make your icings better.

| deeply raked to improve the mix-

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[ine That meant starting with one-sixth. of the area in cinders. Replacing the cinders with topsoil {was out of the question, so I dug out half, scattering them over the rest of the plot. Then I covered i | he entire plot with a three-inch layer of partially-decayed ~ leaves, gathered in the neighborhood, and ta load of manure. Fifty pounds |each of coarse limestone and Victory garden 4-12-4 fertilizer was then dug wider to a depth of six inches and mixed. The area was

ture and to fill in the area that {had been walk. The yield for the first year was nothing to brag about, but last year's crops were most satisfactory. This improvement was due to the {spading in of more decayed leaves

{after the harvest, side dressing | {with fertilizer during the growing

dininn Insect .pests-and diseases!

thrive in smoke and soot, so be always ready with your spray and dust guns.

" { season, and digging in of all weeds | ¥

while cultivating. A cover crop of

[winter wheat was sown last au- —

(tumn and this, nearly a foot tall, (was dug under this spring. You who garden in the smoke | and soot of industry, after my ex- | perience, should stick to carrots, |

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~ | beets, radishes, turnips, swiss chard,

[leat lettuce (in the spring only),

| onion sets, endive, parsley,.and to-

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