Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 July 1945 — Page 8
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SEES NEXT WAR AS "END OF CIVILIZATION
PORT HENRY, N. Y, July § (U. P.).—Edward N. Scheiberling, national commander of the: American Legion, predicted last night that another war would virtually wipe out civilization. He called for
by preparedness. In a Fourth of July adiiress to the Clark-Patnode post, American Legion, Scheiberling urged that the United States, keep “the dove of peace flying and our rifles handy.” He expressed confidence that the senate would approve the San Francisco charter in a “solemn declaration to the world that Amerjca wants permanent peace and is ready to give leadership in at-
taining it.” Universal military conscription,
a U. 8. attitude of peace backed
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spectacular shows of the season; but if they are neglected for a few y , the old wood becomes s0 wy and coarse that few flowers are produced. An annual system of rejuvenation |should be .prac-’ a ticed by cutting out c.om.pletely the oldest canes
to the ebsenge of lime in the soll, so-add a pound or so to the soil about each plant. Mock orange should be pruned in ‘much’ the same way as spiraea, Thin out immediately after flowering, with special emphasis on the removal of the oldest canes. If the oldest wood. is cut out, the shrubs will not acquire the overgrown topheavy appearance that is so common in this shrub, Other plants that need this type of pruning are Deutzia, Beauty Bush, Pearl Bush, flowering Almond
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| THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES. YOUR VICTORY GARDEN . .. By Henry L. Pree
Well-Pruned Shrubs Give
Garden Look of Neatness
Since early flowering shrubs produce their blossoms from buds which | were formed on growth of the previous summer, their pruning should be confined to within a month after they have bloomed to encourage them to make better growth for flowering next spring.
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Funds for Other Agencies to _ Be Questioned.
Times Washington Bureau WASHINGTON, July §5.—House | —
bill: Senators Bilbo and Eastland, Mississippi ‘Democrats, held up passage of the war agencies bill by talking for two days against the fair em~ ployment practices committee. When the senate included $150,000 for FEPQ, -southern- Democrats on the house rules committee refused to send the measure to conference. 80 the old bill was dropped and a new one introduced. %t-contains appropriations previously approved
under a resolution in the deficiency by the ‘house, but makes no pros
vision for FEPC, It carries $18,000,000 for OWI. The senate. had boosted that figure to] $39,670,215, OWI Difector Davis said $42,000,000 was needed under “tight budget.’ , But the 1945 appropriation was "$53, 875,367. Without a new appropriation OWI can continue to operate under the old one. OWI officials say, however, that they are anticipating a smaller appropriation and are cufting staf and activities,
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members who want an appropriation: for continuation of the fair employment practices committee prepared today to raise points of order on the Office of War Information and other agencies when the new $752,000000 war ageficles
bill is brought to the floor. In each case where the chair rules | that the agency has no status in {law (operating under presidential | directive) the appropriation item must be stricken from the bill,
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wood during. one season, sooner this is done the better. Do not use hedge shears on forsythia;
been pruned. : Pluck LHacs Spiraea Van -Houttei requires a pruning treatment similar to that of forsythia; that is, an annual program of cutting out the oldest stems to the ground and shortening the most vigorous of the remainder within a month of their
much better condition than merely | cutting off the dead blossoms, and it .is less tedious. . Tall, leggy | spiraeas are the result of never cutting out the old wood. Lilacs should have the faded blossoms removed from the plant. This increases their flowering and
little pruning and removal of dead wood each year hélps them. When blooms are cut for indoor decoration, thinning is unnecessary, pro-
bloom with no prunnnig, but they
is thinned out and old wood removed. Incidentally,
The | ums whose fruits are particularly ornamental or are desirable as bird food should be cut back only lightly. a bobbed forsythia makes a poorer These include ‘viburnum dentatum, appearance than ope that has not opulus, dilatatum, americanum,*and lentago. usually need much pruning, except for cutting out dead wood. -
Japanese quince does not
On azaleas, laurel, rhododendron
and andromeda, the seed pods or old flower receptacles should be pinched out to throw more strength into producing flower buds for next year. This should be.done carefully so’ that no new growth is removed flowering, This keeps the shrub In| ih the buds or there may be Do | flowers the following’ year.
Prune or shear evergreens either
in the spring, just as the growth is starting, or in July, after the new growth has hardened, Never prune evergreens in the winter, evergreens require - little pruning other than removal of rampant it improves their appearance. A shoots, or dead, diseased or broker : branches,
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viding proper care is exercised in [slight attack of tonsilitis prevented cutting. Lilacs will continue to [Field Marshal Sir Bernard:L. Montgomery from attending an official look much’ better if the weak wood [ceremony at Hamburg today, the Daily Mailsreported. The dispatch failure of [said Montgomery- was confined to lilacs to bloom may be attributed his bed.
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the house appropriation committee tried to get a rule walving points of order, His request was turned down by the house rules committee. Mr. Cannon contends that 11 of the 19 agencies can be challenged on points of order. Rep. John Taber (R. N. Y), ranking minority member of the appropriations committee, says that. all might be so challenged. Mr. Cannon included OWT, National War Labor Relations Board, Office of Defense Transportation, Office of 'Economic Stabilization, Office of Scientific Research and Development; Office of Inter-Ameri- | can Affairs, War Production Board, | War Shipping Administration, Of- | fice of Strategic Services; Petroleum | Administration for War and War Relocation Authority.
Hold Up Passage
Other agencies in the bill include the office of Alien Property Custodian, Smaller War Plants Corp., Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion, Office of Censorship, Office of Contract Settlement, Office of Retraining and Re-employment, Surplus Property Board and Selective Service. At the close of the fiscal year, June .30, all continued to operate
IRANIAN MINISTER VISITING ‘SCHOOLS
Indiana's school system, selected | by the U, 8. state department as {typical of the Midwest, was being! presented proudly today to Dr. Al Akbar Siassi, Iranian minister of state and his country’s second ranking delegate to the San Francisco, | conference. | He was to spend the day at Indiana university and tonight will {address an -all-university convoca= tion. With I. U. President Herman B| Wells as host yesterday, Dr. Siassi visited Purdue university and Wa{bash college. He was the guest of A. A. Potter, acting Purdue presi- |
of “Wabash at dinner, Tomorrow, the Iranian diplomat will visit Technical high school, De-
{catur Central high school and .the|
{Indiana university medical school. {He also will call upon Governor {Gates and C. T. Malan, state super{intendent of public instruction. In {the evening, Dr. Siassi will attend ithe world premiere of “The Story {of G. I. Joe,” based on the news{paper articles by Ernie Pyle. | Saturday will close Dr. Siassi’s stay in Indiana. He will visit Ball | State teachers’ college, where he will
|be the guest of W. E. Wagoner, act]
(ing president, at a luncheon. He jalso will visit the Richmond city schools and Earlham college,
Ship Squirrels To Fight Disease
PITTSBURGH, July 5 (U. PJ). A dozen fox squirrels will -be flown from Allegheny county's South park to England to aid scientists in seeking a “clue to a certain type of common human illness.” : "The illness, known as porphyria, is a disease in man but “natural in a squirrel,” according to Ma/. William J. Turner, of the army medical corps. Maj. Turner, who discovered the disease in 1930, wrote his uncle, Hugh Q. Turner, South park gamekeeper, asking {f the fox squirrels could still be found there. The major recalled they had been stocked there some years ago.’ He said an English and Swedish scientist are seeking the squirrels whose export has beer” approved by the U, 8. public health service. The county commissioners ap proved the request and ordered the squirrels to be trapped and delivered to the royal transport command for the trip to England.
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