Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1947 — Page 11

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Getting Fertilizer on Garden Best

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Jes, manure is the best of all natural fertilizers. get it on somes land that needs it— yet

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ready for the plants to use. Unfortunately, however, this conflicts with the principle of scattering it and turning it under before

as a nursery. It is better to lose part of its fertilizer value than to have flies about, If manure MUST be. accumulated, it should be put into a pit or bin with a tight-fitting lid that will exclude most of the flies, : Those that breed out in the ma-

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wire flytraps on top. IF 'THERE i» no way to avoid having an uncovered manure-pile fly production can still be prevented by one of seversl chemical treatments, and easiest is a solution of borax—-a pound or so in 10 galJons of water—sprinkied over the surface whenever fresh manure is added to the pile. Sprinkling some of this solution around the stalls will prevent flies from using chance overlooked scraps as breeding spots. |, A better chemical treatment is to sprinkle the manure ple with a mixture of powdered 3 phate and cyanamid, then sprinkling with | water. Besides killing the maggots, this chemical combination heightens the manure’s fertilizer value,

» » n MANY HOME gardeners maintain compost heaps, in which manure, lawn clippings, weeds, garbage and other decomposable wastes are interlayed with soil and slowly ripened into condition for use in the gar. den. These should give no trouble, for the best-managed compost masses

manure should be, and in any case the covering of earth is normally

so distributed as to prevent. flies

be included in the spraying schedule when the attack with DDT begins,

WATCH OUT for heaped-up accumulations

clumps of rotting vegetation as breeding places; they prefer some-

growth of their larvae,

in such material and ‘if nothing better offers, housefijes will lay their eggs on s0ggy lawn clippings.

down at the back end of your lot, better see that it is scattered and dried, then raked up and burned.

managed compost heap, you will not be wasting the material in this way.

family responsjbilities of gthe individual suburbs or country. are kept in covered pits of bins as|’

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thing offering more prote'n for the

Mrs. Susie. Jones, an Indianapolis resident 28 years, died yesterday in her home, 132% Bradbury st, She was 70. A native of Chubbtown, Ga., she || was a mémber of 8t, Mark's A. M. E| Zion church. Survivors are her husband, Isaiah; three daughters, Mrs. Beatrice Squires and Miss Viola Jones, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Beulah Cook, Columbus, O.; one son, Curtis, Indianapolis; one “brother, Albert Chubb, Indianapolis,. and three grandchildren. . \ Services will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the church. Burial will be in New Crown cemetery.

TIES TO TITO—Dr. Petru Groza, premier of Romania, has announced a new trade agreement ‘with Yugoslavia. He said that political co-operation with

However biting stable flies breed 80 if there is any of this stuff

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200 in 4H Here. For Annual Parley

More than 200 4-H club members gathered here today at Indiana Central college for the 16th annual {state 4-H Club Junior Leadership | conference. Sponsored jointly by the 4-H club {department of Purdue university | |and Indiana Kiwanis clubs, the con- | ference will continue through Satur{day. + The junior leaders, along with a {large number of adults, will be welcomed at the initial program this evening by Dr. I. Lynd Esch, president of the college. Highway Safety Is Topie Harry J. Reed, director of Purdue agricultural activities, will speak. A get-acquainted party is scheduled in the gymnasiulm. Kenneth Truax, Indiana Farm Bureau, and A. V. Kessling, Bartholomew county agent, will direct activities. A series of instructional talks will begin tomorrow morning. Taking !part in these will be Frank Liddle, general secretary of Indiana Y. M. C. A, and Nelson Winnebreener and Albert H. Huber, state police troop-

Fulwider Takes Teaching Post

Edwin L. Pulwider, instructor in painting and lithography at Herron Art school since 1945, has resigned to head the painting department at Cornish school, Seattle, Wash. With his wife, the former Kathryn Hamm of LaFontaine, and young sons, Edwin and Stephen, he will leave Indianapolis Aug. 1 to

SE—————— Yogeslavists pro-Soviet dictator, Marsha Josip Broz Tito, * would follow * "naturally." George J. Mohr Washington Township has swite 4-H Club Elects to Calvert : / , ar, Officers of the Nora 4-H Club of because Calvert is ; yw Washington township were elected v at a meeting yesterday. They in- pre war quanty. \ H 0 OSIER

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vice president; Janet Wilson, etary; Whiske Sallie. Harness, oi iter. Jana hg ho oAl VERT £03% Crain Be Spirits, rector; health director; Buzanne Te colle, Corp. New York City porter.

Tomeen Garrett, president; Anne Ream,| %of 530 Perrysville Road, Pittsburgh, Pa.

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Native of Bloomington and 1936 graduate of Herron Art school, where he won the Milliken award of $1000 for travel and study abroad, Mr. PFulwider has won numerous prizes for his oils, water colors and lithographs. His oil painting, “The Long Rail,” was awarded the board of directors prize in the recentlyconcluded 40th annual exhibition of work by Indiana artists at Herron museum. Mr. Pulwider will remain at Her-

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“ficarr. EISENHOWER WED FT. MONROE, Va, June 11 (U. P.)—Capt. John Eisenhower, son of the army's chief of staff, was married to Barbara Jean Thopson today with his parents, Gen. and Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower, attending the ceremony.

Organizations

Broad Ripple Auxiliary 315, O. E. 8, will hold a covered dish luncheon at 6:30 o'clock tonight in Broad Ripple Masonts temple. Yoni Pearl Webb is presiden The Barbed Wire Auxiliary will al A card party st 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Be yal Craft Shop, XK. of P. bldg. Temple 30, Daughters of the Nile, rail hold a special session beginning

at 3 p. . Priday in the Women's Department club. Mrs. Norms Hoble, supreme queen, of Rockford, Ill, and Mrs, Cora Evans, past supreme queen,

of Terre Haute will be honored. The Marion County Association of Past | Matrons and Patrons will sponsor a carry-in dinner, at 6:30 m. tomorrow at Indianapolis Masonic temple. Business meeting will d at 8 p. m. with initiation to follow. 2

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