Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 May 1945 — Page 12

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YOUR VICTORY. GARDEN ... . By Henry L. Pres’ (NEW REQUEST MADE! Kills Self After |mum Be - — me er: o— —_ . . | SF 0

— I a? ee Woe Beets and Carrots, Summer BY TEACHERS DENIED Dropping Baby | iB if - CUE er En + he general pay in-|~ NEW YORE, May 0.2 HR ; — g LL gas p | . 4 ~ Del ic caci es, Can Re S for ed gn the Lg ol Mrs Adelawie’" Hynes; 35; -acely 3 - FRID AY. ¢ vi ; Bia ho : AFTE

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f d 1 blie School ; : Carrots and ‘beets are among the most valuable of garden vegetables| °F Indianapolis. Pu 9. »ehon 1 old son, Edward, on the stairs and

“Rince both may be started as soon as the ground is ready. Succession |Teachers has applied to the schoolf "1 oiohhors rushed to her side x 8 i : 4 A A 1. tc 9 P. 1 LL - : : aay | =~ vo H Petroleum

planting will provide tendgr young specimens all summer, and a large board for further changes. in answer to her sereams, she ran Stor erop to store for winter. : The board, denied the request. . | pack to her apartment to call a g Three plantings during spring and early summer will assure crops for Gail H. Haen, federatiohrgpresi-| j iq. R Ti A ae : ; By Ei ‘the entire season. Last planting Sou bé late varieties and used for storage. (dent, and Paul Carmichael, salary _The doctor arrived shortly after i esd IS : / 8 ? 8 1d ¥ mere | Carrots do best in a sandy loam |COmmittee chairman, based the] yj. gotes call yesterday but |Z : I ACF : . WASHING : on that has been well limed and proposal on a greater state distri-| (po never return to the stair- ia) AND ALL DAY ; A : 3 ] expect MYERS 5 ELECTED dug to a depth of ‘at least : ellit) (bution of money than anticipated In| ¢a5e, Her body was found on the Ny nf Val oy eo at SR : Sal} Expect 2 ? finches. Carrots Lr the recent increases. lr . | pavement four floors below” her |B 3 By a 3 bh § ¢ ¢ 3 & ; rations withi are tap -rooted p | The board declined, saying that| yitchen window. Kg: SA ! RDA Y 3 po BAB. | a H after V-E da SCOTTISH RITE HEA and must grow | : Hoag idling an Police said the grief-stricken |JR¥ i ; / ; : ’ NH | Brown (R. O straight down {o. 9 y analyzed an a € aC-| mother, “fell or jumped” to her [JR : “i Ne 2 ¥ 3 house petrol Electors of the Aon Lodge | thout interfer- fi = Jy tion of the state finance committee | jeath, THe doctor said the baby SO of Perfection, Eovermine > tea] ence. Seed ger- | regarding revenue does not warrant was uninjured. 3 ; os S } i Representa Seottish Rite, last mght cevaled slowly | iw a change in the hoard’s original Gy ; a a NN 9 00 {BE 3 oil- shipmen Dewey E-Myers to the post.of thrice| = the gardener decisions. R ’ 3 : Hi : oo 8 J g d and potent master, - Mr. Myers is an at- 21, re gardener | QUES CIT EQUESTS CUSPIDOR / : — a | Sopa ght fl of Mar- By Pla § . . : pe fe ] ip 2 Sze rows free of weeds a FINDLAY a i ar lp BT. LOUIS: May 3 (U. P.)—The > : ; S— 4 ho A 4 4 storage is Installation services for Mr. to give seedlings, : Joh Har ’ 102. Non ito persons} rector of the United [fag 4 ul yo 3 * problem. : ]-ia chance to be- n Hart, 102, Hancock county’s|Drug Co. plant reported today that . He said ths Myers and other new pees fo come established. » last Civil war veteran who was pro-|a woman applicant for a job wold | [ERE . y 3 ; - — 5 ly would be Oe aro jg H.| | Weeding will he Henry Pree nounced such a poor risk when he|work only on the condition she.was | [Ja ; % 3 “ tt | | six gallons ii Eimer E, Yyiimington ard Lo i nd | slow snd pa nful because cairot | Was 50 that he was refused life in-|supplied a cuspidor. The woman, [RE ? : ; | REAR Q\i y four and ths T Jetson installing officer an seedlings have = very fine forage surance, died yesterday. He was |63, explained she was a tobacco- |[R¥: f A 4 ! 4 y Mo 3 be more ge! Fzra H. Stewart.’ retiring thrice and are easily pulled out, : 102, chewer. 4 i orn RR ) fe 2 ) ; ¢ J in the “B” ca potent master, was presented with | Mix With Radishes i o Ww SE : : ] “The ratio ) » ¥ even more i;

the past officer's jewel and cap. A common practice is to mix sonte FFE BARNEY IY " § : 4 1 in : . » : Tv 1 : ) officials are Frank V.! ae. ; wilebien LE] ily 1) L Ys : A a ne : y tire situation gp Ouher sew officials are Frank V1, "pin cers with the sareotilif 4 | IN THIS MODERN a ni ao within

George L. Clark, deputy master; When sowing. The radishes will ger- | HT . - z SN \ ; : : : IS : which Is stil Ralph. E. Hamill, senior warden; minate in a few days, mark the a aa: : ; : 3 3 Ne 3 i -z 4 Sianapoint} Guy L. Roberts, junior warden; ws clears KA $n lV i ito B A BEDROOM SUITE . W BY A Ry. | BY 3 = | arly n I Foi Phos treascivr: James C ows clearly, and, incidentally, pro- . A | HS : bo ’ : { 4 : trator Harold Gipe, secretary; F, Elmer Raschig.| oc, the earliest of all root vege- : : ditional 4,000 orator, and William R, Dexheimer, | tabies. They are ready long befare lons of gasoli

who is serving with the armed]the carrot « nave attained much size A oy a = ; 5 Is & Le a Laer ; A ] available for forces, master of ceremonies. | Thinning should start when the Ci vs 2 ad ; : wo : : bo ER 3 ) 4 _ after the end Murray H. Morris was renamed | Carols are about pencil- thickness y 1 od des kl: ; X J ty LC ie df military re trustee, J. Ralph Fenstermaker, hos- and continue gradually until the re- - Rs tH : g Ee } a : Ean v5 sh 7% a crease “mar pitaler and Hubert H. Christie, tyler. | MAMIE ones are two inches apart. 2 BONES EY. a <3 : RN TB & oS estimates. The thinnings are deliciois. - Seed is | , 5AM! ani ; lete : é Z Homes? BF 3 ] But ‘deput PLANES DROP MORE [2153 sown, coveted wily one. fates wx wo dh Com? Do : Ey +B trator Ralph teighth inch of seil, and tamped. . If ya i nl 3 only : So atl Re ie ie that 30 to 90 FOOD IN HOLLAND the soil is dry, moisten furrow ‘be- a Cd ; cx Bsa oH 1 ! =X p 3 78 after V-E d . | fore. sowing seed. ‘Do not water % a v i ox oF ie oa : Y tional ‘quant;

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A. Ne a: Py —An- after sowing as it will:cake the soil 5 i ; Lincoln : Rei = 3 A able to civili Kher 8)0 tons o were dropped | and retard germination, Daoud 8 4 | \ DN y ] to Dutch civilians today by ap- | Recommended. carrots include DIAMOND ; Washington : D d esr % DINNE] proximately 400 American Flying [Red Cored Chabtehay. Tendersweet, || at lllinois St. | EY Jeep, drop. center vanity with huge Hi Neiiie Rat Fortresses. fai 4 Supreme Half Long and Hutchin-| CORNER : | R round plate glass mirror. ' Uphol- a ES. will me It was the third consecutive day|son, The last is a heavy yielder for| 4 Ry . 3 : 3 8 : oomy birthday cele the U. 8. 8th air force sent heavy |winfer storage nearly a foot long li 3 tered bench to match. Large, roomy fs Bowie) sel bombers over occupied Holland|ang sometimes-two inches thick. : ] Cs chest and big, ruggedly built’ bed i Sereno a with food parcels for Dutch civilians. Beet Greens ; BR complete the ensemble. Modified hi Theek is ma , $i patron,

’ S Beet culture is similar to that of ; ry ; oi waterfall design in beautiful handcarrots, but.the gardener must make p y : : : : : L Oo A MN sure that the soil is slightly on the LRA) - bg rubbed walnut veneers, wi DIAMONDS, ig TR alkaline side. Garden lime, worked {| into the soil during preparation will LINCOLN STATE PAWNERS do the trick. A fact about beet seed that many gardeners do not seem to know is v that each is a pod containing three to fivé germs, each of which will] DON'T THROW IT AWAY . REMEMBER sprout. Therefore, sow the seed an s q x ! inch apart and when the plants are| BARNEY tre : ; 2 4 i Bh el : : ] a couple of inches tall, thin them to! Complete Line of Solid '¢ 50 The Diamond yy Sak RPI. 3 rE b. 4 il B a” ] = stand three or four inches apart.||| | Gold Shrine Buttons— Specialist of ia < RB : {There is no green: more delicious) eo .|and nutritious .than beet thinnings.| Indianapolis In fact, many folk grow a row of

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beets just for the greens. Perhaps the best beet to grow for| all crops is Croshy’s Egyptian which | normally matures in two months. | Detroit Dark Red is recommended for those who enjoy greens, and the beets themselves are excellent. For picking and/or canning, beets are pulled when an inch and a half in diameter, In order to be of high

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n usually the result of a slowing down E y * x : DON'T DELAY esi in growth, so in dry weather, waterERE US REE SIS | ing is necessary, Use a fertilizer

« : low in nitrogen; most 4-12-4 fertiJ Try This Prompt Medicated Relief! lizers are satisfactory. a in Toh DDECER ause h pimples eh. Cuticural GIRLS TO PRESENT . ’ Rl Sh os ‘RIP VAN WINKLE money, At all gi Marjory Kingsbury will play thed ICU LLY Lo VN IPNM | title role of the operetta, “Rip Van CuTiCu adakbiddab | Winkle,” to be presented by the | Girls’ choir of the Irvington Methodist church at 8 p. m. tomorrow

¥ * and Saturday-in the churth. Others in the cast -are Norma

Stultz Marvann Baker, Nahcy Mille Vatey Parrish, Mary Handy

Joyce Mitzner, Joy Richey, Shirley

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