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Thursday, July 22, 1948

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Musings of an Editor

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being able to find another plac2 to park, takes the situation in hand and sneaks into the restricted zone. If the parking continues, the right—fully entitled person to the coveted parking’ place has threatened not only arrest Put water pistols at twenty paces. What we say Lig—onier needs to solve its parking ‘problem is parking meters, but that’s a council project.

The only par King that interests me at the moment is the parking of myself in a cooling tub of water at 212 Pigeon St. See you next wesk.

Jaboticaba—Grape of Brazil

The jaboticaba tree of Brazil is strikingly beautiful in appearance. Branching into a symmetrical dome-like shape, with dense light green foliage, it reaches a height of from 12 to 30 feet. Its grapelike fruit grows on the trunk, from exposed roots to major branches and on even to the ends of the twigs. When heavily fruited it is a curious sight. A visitor is apt to think that giant beetles are attached to the bark.

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Dog Cemeteries

There are about 50 dog cemeterles in the United States, scattered throughout the country. Many are beautifully landscaped and well takeh care of. e

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The VA will issue policies and pay dividends automatically, on the basis of their available records; no applications by veterans or beneficiaries will be required.

~ No predictions can be made as to when any individual veteran or beneficiary will receive either a dividend, or what the amount of the dividend will be, or when re—ceipt of a policy can be expected. Inquiries on these points, at present, are futile. :

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RECORD NUMBER OF WOMEN FISHING IN INDIANA NOW

The number of Hoosier women fishing this summer probably is the greatest in the state’s history.

This prediction by John H. Nigh, director of the Indiana. Departmentl of Conservation, was based on the heavy increase in requests for fe—male fishing licenses during the past several weeks. These requests for additional women’s permits are coming in from county clerks and various business men who serve as agents for license sales. {

Donald R. Hughes, director oﬁ the Fish and Game division, said the demand for female fishing licenses is so great that it may bei necssary to order another printing in addition tp the 250,000 originally: prepared for this year, |

Figures on the last fiscal year,‘%? which ended July 1, are not yet compiled but only 127,836 fishing licenses were sold to women during the 1946-47 fiscal year. sl For fifty cents, a Hoosier womanfg] may buy a license to fish a year in! her own state, and she must thavj‘

such a permit if she is 18 or older.

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Like the men, women veterans of military service receive free licenses.

Conservation officials were un-— able to offer a reason for the big gain in female fishing license sales unless it is ‘an increasing desire on the part of Indiana women to get outdoors.”

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