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“YOU OUGHT to talk to Radio Bill.” “Radio Bill knows all about

plants.” : These and similar remarks from a number of people led me to a visit with Radio Bill, whose name, I then learned, is William Medenwald. His radio shop with a lttle

attached greenhouse is at 3050 wy

16th st. x Not only has a raised a pineapple

plant, he has produced a pineapple | {on said plant. Even such a nation ally known authortily as Montague Free says‘in ‘his latest book that while pineapple plants are. often successful as houseplants he’s never heard of such a plant producing eg fruit. :

x = = UNFORTUNATELY I arrived after

‘the crop—it was as big around as|.

a teacup—had been eaten. “We were

quite selfish about it and ate every

bit ourselves, it was so good,” said

Mrs. Medenwald.

The plant was raised from a pineapple top like Mrs. Mary Glerbeck's' plant that I ‘told yow about a week ago. But Mrs, Gerbeck’s achievement was evidently greater ‘than she knew for she sliced off the pineapple top and planted. it. Mr. Medenwald says—if you have a yen to raise your own pineapple juice—that there's less danger of rot if you let the top dry until knobby roots develop. He also raises lemons—whoppers as big as grapefruit—on pot plants. - ® ” HERE'S something he does you might like to try. When your amaryllis blooms let one of the flowers go to seed, Of course that's contrary to practice ordinarily followed for the bulb's sake. Cutting off the

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NOT FOR SALE—J. O. Harper, 1201 N. Tibbs ave..- proudly | tends his begonia plant which he raised and has on exhibition in his | grocery store.

leaves, which in turn get the buld|grocery store that's really a record ready to produce next year's flowers. | breaker... Angel-wing type with big Garden lore has it that if you can clusters of rosy pink flowers it has keep the bulb growing to produce bloomed continucusly for seven seven (some say 11) leaves after the years. He attributes the success to | flower is gone you will be sure of the fact his plants get plenty .of fine flowers the next year. {fresh air, don’t have to live in dry, But Mr. Medenwald wanted to) fumace-warmed rooms. multiply some expensive bulbs he) | bought from a private collection in| CARDINAL'S {the east. He lets seeds mature and WASHING

ID NAMED , Jan, 15 (U, P). {plants them immediately because! _ pn, e Pius XII has appointed th |amaryllis seed ‘deteriorates rapidly,’ poy “pr. Joseph Carthy ick

{he says. It looks much like a rasin.| i oo at & {of Philadelphia to be titular bishop He uses very light sandy soil in the! He will serve as auxili-

{seed-pot and covers the soil lightly | °F Ruspae.

West sts.- He is in City One leg is broken in two re two other person (Grant, 26, of 140 W, 12th

‘Methodist hospital with a leg in-

Jury, y She was hurt when the

bile in which she was-riding turned over and skidded 90 feet at 30th, and Adams sts. The driver, Robert | L. Chastain, 1133 N. Arsenal ave, |

{was arrested on a charge less driving. . Louis A. Rainier, 42, of

lege ave, was arrested anc charged with being drunk, operating under *he influence of liquor and reck‘ess driving when his car

vith another at St. Clair idian sts. His ‘orie Ryan. 28, of 219 E.

was arrested and charged ith being

drunk. : | Mrs, William 'H. Walcott

Green, O, wife of the driver of the t second car, was injured sl Francis E. Esselborn, 1119 Hoeft gen st.” was uninjured last night jwhen his ear skidded dhd rolled |

jdown an embankment at

jane West sts. i Two pedestrians received slight injuries when struck by cars, They are W: C. Traylor, 69; of 1109 Will- | | mair st, who was hit at U. {way 40 and Morris st. Charles ‘Well- | {man, 63, of 424 W. Merrill st, was {struck in the 500 block of Kentucky ave. He is'in City hospital. {

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Jan. 21.

Pedestrian Walks _Into_ Tractor-Trailer

| Glen Kirkpatrick, 35, of 542 'w,| T 16th st. was Injured seriously last phone in the tenders booth rang, night when he walked into the side each caller frantically advising | of a tractor-trailer at 16th and him a woman stood poised on the

A series of minor accidents hos- but a thick fog had closed

commanion, Mar-

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CHICAGO, Jan. 18 (U, P).— Kelsey Stone, for 20 years a bridgetender on the Chicago river, was certain that he and too many other ‘people were “seeing things" last night. . wa

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hospital, river bank ready to commit sul. | places. |cide, Mr. Stone finally called s. Evelyn they gould find no one. st. Is in Again this morning, the calls be{gan ag the fog lifted. Mr. Stone, un{able to sthnd the suspense any longer, left his booth and went! down. ladders and stairways to the! ‘water's edge. A There he spied the scantily clad woman, ofice again ready to leap, “Don't jump,” Mr. Stone screamed and ran toward her, only to pull up short before a life-size cutout of| a ballet dancer, her one foot raised’ and the other stuck in the mud.

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After three hearings over a

period of mary weeks, Melvin KE. ; Cox; R. R. 30, Box 483, finally los Tine after time Mr. Stone's. teles his fight before the Marion county zoning board late yesterday to erect

drive-in theater east of Irvington. The request for permission to es

police, tablish the outdoor ‘theater was in and/turned .down after more than 300 residents Washington st. and Mitthoeffer rd. appeared’ to protest against it.

in the vicinity of E.

Zoning board members appointed

Harold W. Geisel, real estate man, a8 new executive secretary of the’ board, succeeding Frank E. Livengood, who resigned to resenter the contracting business in St. Louls,

Fred Norris of Speedway was Ap-

pointed clerk of the board, succeeding Richard Rubush who was advanced to building inspector.

Horace E. Abbett, county agricul-

tural agent, was re-elected presi{deent of the board and Willlam CHICAGO, Jan. 15 (U. P.) —Fu. Barney was elected vice president nerd! services will be held tomor-|'©

succeed Paul G. Moffett.

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