Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 May 1945 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY, MAY 9,195

YOUR VICTORY GARDEN . ‘eo By Romy L.. Pree Lo Beans Need Plenty of Sun

: "And Drainage to Do Well Co-operation Between Pub-

Beans, next to tomatoes, rank highest as a garden vegetable and lic and Industry Stressed.

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Technical high school pupils will| present a musical program at 8. p. m. today in the Brookside-com-| First Lt. William C. Wildman, the Cential library, 40 E. St. Clair munity center as part of music|son of Mrs. Nelle ‘Wildman, 5608} st. ‘Officers are James Stanfield, week ceremonies. Miss Ruth Smith, University ave, is home on leave| President; Eugene McClain, vice Broad Ripple high school girls’ or-|communications situation. fe ganization, was held this morning]! He is reported to have been in the school’ auditorium. among ‘merhbers of the senate ine

ity musi ? 5 city Cc § isor, is in charge. after a four of | bat pilot of president, and Noble York, secre b ‘Guest q speaker was Mrs. Frank terstate commerce committee chosen

Included will the boys concert tary- Y club directed by William F. Moon, | 8 B-24 with the 15th air force in y er the concert orchestra under John Italy. AUXILIARY MEETING SET. |Walker. Her subject was “Gifls|/for the investigation by President M:. White and a flute solo by Ruth| He helds .the distinguished unit! The Hoosier City auxiliary 140,| Today—Women Tomorrow.” Jac-|Truman and Navy Secretary James Ann Shumm with Mrs. Helen Rice citation, the distinguished flying| N. A. 1%/0., will meet at 7:30 p. m./queline Oakes, Orange Aid presi-|V, Forrestal. Departure is scheds as accompanist. ‘Mrs. Frederic H.| | Cross, the “air -medal with clusters| today in Woodmen's hall, 320 E, dent, had charge of the session.!uled in a few days. Senator Cape= Sterling, Marion county federation| and wears the European theater rib-| New York st. Mrs. Charles E. Mills, Members of the girls group served haft is now resting at his country

BLA ME RADAR IN will Prosias. las hostesses: |estate. in Washington, Ind.

music Sole président will speak; | bon with Wie battle stars.” MILD HEADACHES aarti R {Operators Feel 1: Pigeons STRAUSS SAYS: “PHS. DONE DAY NEARER. VICT ORY” Are Confused. ee pe vi :

By Science Service : WASHINGTON, May 9.— Radar, "echo device that can pick up targets through the clouds and spot airplanes miles away, may confuse homing pigeons and cause mild

headaches among men. who operate the device.

Studies of, the effects of microwaves and * ultra- high frequency {short waves upon pigeons and men are-being made by Maj. Otto Meyer

should be Pplarited freely. . But beans are tender and should not be sown until danger of frost has passed. Beans in the home garden are usually confined to green, lima, wax and pole vdrieties, and occasionally the edible soybean. These beans, commonly called snap and .bush “beans, will mature in 50 to 60 days and will continue to yield for three to four efore coming tary; uncomfortable and in disre- | weeks, depending on the .growing ed at A. P. | pair are ‘the words that best de-|season and the way you treat them. Oy r Tulsh { ‘scribe the homes in which a sizable Beans preter x = ea and Dright Soh ‘was’ an’ number of our fellow citizens are|g. grow on fairly | p the Muskogee - | now living, according to the 194Q poor soil if you nix and the census. give them plenty y Oklahoman, Clarence W. Farrier, technical|{of water, but the 3, he attended director of the national housing soil must be well klahoma and "agency, said, the remedy is to not|drained. Beans do - 6nly provide enough housing after best in a wellthe war, but to see that homes are(limed soil to priced at a level where most people (which a 4-12-4 can afford them. fertilizer, at the Today more than half the popu- rate of 215 pounds ; ation cannot. afford to buy homes|for each’ 100 feet i. . t cost more than $5000, which is|of row, has been Mr. Pree below present selling levels. added. Additional fertilizer, at the The successful solution to the|same rate, may be spread along the | Jfoblem rests upon co-operation be- [rows and cultivated in when pods ' tween the public and industry, to)first form. produce an expanding market ‘for Avoid Heavy Sowing homes that will reduce their cost, Rows should be 24 to 30 inches

| Mr. Farrier pointed out. go Cost Reduced apart and the bean seed placed Industry will also take advantage three to four inches apart. It is of many recent technical develop-|best not to thin beans and, there-ithe army's top authority on pigeons, ments in home building that will|fore, heavy sowing should beland Lt. Cmdr. L. E. Daily, a navy | help reduce their cost, he ‘com-|ayoided. Three-fourths pound of doctor. - | mented. - 3 5 While no evidence of physical Standardization. ‘may | influence seed is sufficient for 100 feet of TOW Ee Pe I a a the home of tomorrow. All dimen- which: should yield a harvest of at the men who operate the navy's | sions i bulldings may be in mul- | least two bushels. radar devices, some of the men retiples of four inches rather than in| ' Seed is covered with an inch of | ported mild headaches and the feel. . odd and unrelated sizes if recom- soil, slightly mare if the soil is! ling that their faces were flushed. mendations of the American Stand- sandy. Cultivation should begin 8s) These symptoms are reported ‘tof’ soon as the seedlings are up an inch have ceased when they were more

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the vines are wet with rain or | emissions of the transmitting equipdew. Working among moist beans| ment or the receiving antennae will cause a spreading of bean rust These studies’ have disproved the

land anthracnose, two diseases prev- theory that radar waves might cause . assurance ‘that such standard items {alent if plants are grown too close! baldness, and ‘the radar emissions}

- will fit ‘without filling or cutting together or grown too luxuriantly, as interfere with the ability of men tc 3 iio thels Proper place in the Rome, is the case on: fertile, heavy soils.| father children. e declare For this reason beans do better on : “There is a high probability that the light, sandy type of soil. Fe see bmg more steel sections will be» used for t iNe fram fsb Pole beans require a Support, las is the: practice of shielding the e framing of a house, thus re-|gither poles or a trellis on which men from the radar waves. placing to a certain extent the use | to climb. Place your pole bean | The long waves of ordinary radie n Jumper ~ {ie purpose,” Mi. patch on the north side of the| not seem to bother pigeons, but Frier predicted, garden where it will not shade lower they appear to be somewhat upset gTOWIng Crops. { by the short radar waves. The R . It may be that the well-known signa] corps is investigating the ation Calendar Kentucky Wonder pole bean lacks matter because officials hope the — somewhat in quality, but it PIo- | study may show why pigeons can duces a very large amount of| find their way home. ponte Red 3 ape Y5 and|food. Kentucky Wonder wax has | an through D2 good through | yellow but it is not quite:so| June 2. E2 throygh.J2 are valid yee green kind. Triple Wins Medal To, Sroush June 30. K2 through P2|Early Leviathan is the best pole | are va rough July 31... Q2|lima bean for the north, although through U2 valid through Aug. 31.[the Seiva, a small-seeded kind, | B ataan H er oi sm "Meat dealers will pay two red points|early and productive. Brig. Gen. willam C. Chase, am 4 cents for each pound of Wasie| piferent varieties are favorites commanding general of the 39th > : * lin different sections. Bountiful} = : SUGAR—Stamp 35 valid ‘for five|stringless green pod, and the newer | Infantry divipounds through June 2. Stamp 36|Tender Green are excellent kinds Sion, pinned the good for 5 pounds through Sept. 1.{among the green podded varieties. | bronze star Canning sugar forms available at| The wax or butter beans may well, medal on Tech. ration boards. Spare stamp 13 fn!include the improved Golden Wax! 5th Gr. Edward Book 4 must be surrendered for|or Sure Crop. stringless wax. | J. Gill, brother each person listed on canning sugar| Dwarf or bush lima beans are °f William D. application. Fifteen pounds of can-|grown to a greater extent in the! Gill 21 N. Taning sugar allowed each individual. |south, but the earlier varieties can| °Oma ave. A All applicarfts must establish eligi-|be grown successfully in most| Member of the bility for canning sugar. sections. “Baby Potato is a new| 1° 2d infantry, “ CANNED GOODS—Blue stamps|yariety “which 1s said to be espe-| 1echnician Gill IE Bi H2 through M3.are good through|Cially well adapted for canning. | was decorated po, Gil June 2. N2 through S2 are valid Henderfon's Bush Lima is popular tor heroic serv- ; through June 30. T2 through X?|in the north because it is earlier | ice during the battle of Zig Zag are valid through July 31. ¥2 and|than any other lima, although pass on Bataan. Z2 and Al through C1 valid through | somewhat smaller. Do. Aug. 31. oh comenhe! le | ARRANGE FAMILY ( JASOLINE=A-15 coupons good) COMBAT VETERANS WEEK OBSERVANCE or four gallons e t 21. B6 B17 a og une T0 STAGE SHOW HERE Parents will bring their children are good for five gallons; E2 and E3| “Here's Your Infantry,” a demon- to the Sabbath eve services featureach good for one gallon; R2 and R3 ing a Family hpi and Motes 5 ath Sood of Nve eullons, ans of how the war is actually Fg of ay Enors-Ne 1, ‘No. 2. and No. 3 fought by heroic footsoldiers, will! Hebrew congregation. ‘aitplace” Samp MW k 3 good appear in Indianapolis during the | Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt will adhnnely New show fatiog ak on “Mother Foundation off .. stamp will beconte valid Aug.'l. Any|7th war loan drive which opens ne Toy : person requesting a shoe stamp May 4. Wa wh wads ot Ae e ily.” ’ must present all of the No. 3 books €-0 e units o e show | _ . of ng "| which will spark the war bond drive, MEETING IS 55 i ._|over the nation” will ‘tour Indiana,| The ladie§ auxiliary e In1 FUEL OIL— Periods 1 through, 5 opening with a show in Sodan The lad Association of Machin3 01'1944-43 heating season good, May 14. The show will appear in ists 278 will meet at’8 p. m. today TIRES—Commercial vehicle tire|{21 other Hoosier cites, including | in. Machinist's ‘hall, 49% 8. Delainspection every six months or every | Indianapolis, before the end of the ware st. Mrs, Mary Manson is pres5000 mie * |campaigh June 30. ident. | Fabulous Resort in Brazil Will Be Dream City By ERNIE HILL When guests walk or ride horse-] about $2000, He has recommended # {back through the woods around) modernistic type of summer place Quintancdinha, they remain as near ‘that will cost about $3000. All of to- New York as their telephones. {the residents will be considered The trees are wired” with micro-| part of the Quitandinha family and phones, eonnected with the hotelywill use the main hotel's facilities. In the woods, there ars telephones| “I will loan money to those who running to the hotel. | wish to buy and build,” said Rolla. King Carol of Romania and Mmet| “They can pay for their places over Lupescu are two of the permanent a period of 15 years. residents in the hotel at this time. | “On top of that, I will refund There are models frdm Argentina, | the full down payment and all other | orchestras from Cuba, chefs from | expenses if the owners want. to ! ® Italy, bartenders from France, en- Sell after two years. | withinitselfon tertainers frorf the United States,| - “The hotel will be. responsible Se Sa 0 und employes from the vend 2% Wpkeep of the house und bene ° around: : ‘or, maybe, on any : Quintandinha’ has a postoffice,| to rent their places while: they are continent. : : bank, newspaper, library, gymasium, |awayf we i handle that and give ~Tojdate $10,- . Mr Hil gambling casino, riding academy, | hem credit. on their accounts, : . 8,8 000000 has been spent on Quitan- and large and small entertainment Rolla, who loathed to read and ; dinhia and its owner has gone to rooms. An ice-skating rink is near- | Witte by ‘studying Life magazine is work to “spend another $10,000,000 |ing completion. |as Simasing ¥ Quilandizhe. wl Ho vil 0 stn stronger 8 1 mes A Bnei. [uso Jr ag. ie noth in him Mi 10. a0 to help. mal Gest wander about for nours| 'mule—so the story goes—traded it | without getting’ into the same for a cow, borrowed a bull and was - Joaquim Rolla, nervous little ex- lourfige or reading room twice. Some | soon in the cattle business. cowhoy_ who Sperates 3 izing on) are done in flowered colors, others | . “1 found gambling exciting,” said juasstive SADLRg Sairos i fall | in violent rose-violet, the swimmnig| Rolla, “but I decided it was better |" Yioug: Wp Y BM boul in green with deep sea muralssto be the house than the customer.” on the walls aud the casiho with a Rolla owns the Urca Casino and ; midnight blue domé some 50 yards night club in Rio de, Janeiro and in diameter. |three other. casinos in Brazil. He

to reduce greatly the number of items and types of models manu- | factured, and give the home owner

stration by overseas combat veter-

“MY ALL THE TIME”

With apologies to— and touching the hat to—a great hit tune.

DREAMS ARE GETTING BETTER

Times Foreign Correspondent PETROPOLIS, Brazil, May 9.-— Had Cecile B. De Mille and Walt Disney collahorated on it, Quitandinha couldn't have been more fabulous and fan. tastic. } Roughly, Quitandinha might be classified as a hotel. . In addition, it 1s the most | “lavish resort city

"MOST MEN DREAM IN TECHNICOLOR" We learn this on the authority of a professor . at DePauw University—whose findings to that effect received considerable comment, So, Sir—if your "Dream Content is a restful scene—in which the sleepee is relaxed— and if technicolor seems to hover, in stripes or otherwise, across the bosom—if

color color seems to envelop the legs—it's

merely the sub-conscious asserting itself!

And—now the dream gets better .. .!

It becomes a marvelous.reality to wit:—

Swimming Pools be It isslocated some 60 miles from

., outdooy swimming ‘pool with cold

Rio de Janeiro just outside -0of Petropolis - where President Getulio Vargas has his summer home and executive offices. Quitandinha is carved out of the raw countryside. Among other things, it has an

mountain “water; an indoor pool with warm water and now Rolla is building a third one which will have water of medium témperature. a It has a children’s dining room [idhliday furniture and a movie

“My idea,” said Rolla; “is to have took the Urea when it was down

a place where people can ‘get all] sorts -of entertainment: and diversion.” ‘About three-fourths finished is a theater. It adjoins the hotel and has dressing rooms for 600, There are two revolving stages to the sides of the main stage, an orchestra pit that will accommodate 125 ‘on a platform that can be raised and lowered. __ Ramps will 1 run out into the au-

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'|dience. They will be on moving

belts so the stars can..stand still] float around the “auditorium.

To Build Subdivision _ Rolla is spending his next $10,-|' ,000 on 11 new hotel Li 4 In

jat the heels and made it the most | popular entertainment plant in Rio de Janeiro, He imports entertainment talent in large quantities because he can| use it'at his Sao Paulo; Quitandinha and Rio de Janeiro spots, Rolla wants to make Quitandinha “internationally famous. He likes crowds and he wants to be able to accommodate some 8000 visitors in|’ his resorf with all sorts of diver sion for those with modest means and those with large bank rolls. “I am hoping to buy a few transport ships after She waz, said Rolla,

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