The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 June 1964 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

MONDAY, JUNE 1,1964 Page 3

LOYALTY DENVER (UPII—When seventh grade teacher Mrs. Ruth Jeffs was forced to take down political signs from her classroom, her students — who had made the signs in preparation for a mock political convention — rallied behind her. 1

They forgot their partisan views and joined together in support of Mrs. Jeffs. Up came new posters at Merrill Junior High School — “Unfair to Mrs. Jeffs” and “Aren’t We Suppose to Think ” Commented Mrs. Jeffs: “I don’t think I’ve ever been so popular with the students.”

Conferring with Mahatma Gandhi at the All India Congress in Bombay in 1946. Nehru was elected president of it.

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JAWAHARLAL NEHRU, dead at 74 in New Delhi, is shown here during his career as a champion of India’s independence and the nation’s only prime minister, for 17 yeara

DRIVER AGED 105, CHARGE DISMISSED—Joseph Ben Abraham, who told the court in Chicago he was 105 years ofd when facing a charge of making a left turn improperly, makes good his boast of kicking five feet high after the judge dismissed the case. Abraham, of Gary, Ind., said he went to New Jersey from Israel in 1961, was issued a driver’s license in New Jersey at age 102. He said he has had 12 wives and 65 children, one of them 2 Vi years old, one 86. He is living with his 12th wife.

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Alfalfa Must Be Top-Dressed Alfalfa stands must be topdressed annually with a high potassium fertilizer to replace the potassium removed in the forate and thus insure continued high yields. Potassium removal high. One ton of alfalfa will remove 37 pounds of potassium (45 pounds potash-K20). This is equal to the potassium in 75 pounds of 0-0-60 (Muriate of Potash). Thus, a 5-ton crop of alfalfa removes 7 times more potassium than the grain alone of a 100bushel corn crop. Grasses Rob Potassium. These potassium removal figures are even higher w?hen alfalfa is grown in association with ; grasses. In addition, grass root i systems are much stronger competitors for available soil potassium than alfalfa. Bromegrass, orchardgrass and timothy roots actually rob potassium from alfalfa roots. This is often the reason for loss of alfalfa stand rather than winter-ill-ing, insects or disease. Phosphorus needed too. The phosporus requirement for grasses and legumes is only Vi that of potassium. Maintenance for a medium soil test level requires 60 pounds of phosphorus (expressed a s P205) for a 5-ton hay yield. Don’t overlook lime. A 5-ton crop of alfalfa removes 14 times more calcium than a 100 bushel corn crop. The optimum pH for alfalfa production is between 6.5 and 7.0. Watch for Boron Needs. Boron deficiency or “yellow top” occurs on alfalfa on some sandy soils in northern Indiana and on many soils of southern In- j diana, particularly during dry weather. Symptoms are yellow j ing of the tops and stunted growth which usually appear on the second and third cuttings. Fertilizer Recommendations. Soil tests should be used to determine lime, and fertilizer needs. Without a soil test, an annual topdressing with 400 pounds 0-10-30 (or similar analysis) is recommended after the first cutting. In areas where boron is deficient, topdress with 20 to 30 pounds of borax per acre or apply fertilizer such as 0-10-30B.

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AFLUENT GRANNY NEW YORK (UPI)—Grandma gets the biggest rush in the baby departments—as the only member of the family able to afford all the fashionable merchandise for the infant set. Now that baby must have a crib for indoors, a crib for outdoors, a crib for the car and a diversified wardrobe for all occasions, only a fairy godmother could foot the bill, the Cleaniness Bureau reports. Gran"’ gets tapped for a financial reason. Sixty per cent of the grandmas have money from their own jobs or other sources.

critical condition. “Miss Garland did not, as far as I know’, have a heart attack, and I do not have any knowledge of her having taken sleeping pills,’’ Siegel said. Her illness, he said, could be described as “the aftermath of a coma of an unknown origin.”

candidacy. It showed that the majority of the committee supported Shastri and that Desai’s chances were hopeless.

Judy Garland Is Feeling 'Fine' HONG KONG UPI — Judy Garland, who is suffering from pleurisy, today was reported “feeling fine” and due to leave the hospital within a few days. The singer-actress was visited this morning by her personal physician, Dr. Lee Siegel, who arrived Sunday from Los Angeles, and by Dr. Harry Golfer, who has been attending her since she was stricken suddenly last Thursday. Miss Garland had a brush with death. She went into a coma and for a few hours last Thursday she was considered in

Shastri Likely Nehru Successor NEW DELHI UPI — Lai Bahadur Shastri, a champion of compromise, was virtually certain today of succeeding the late Jawaharlal Nehru as India’s leader in time of trial. The former selection of a new prime minister will take place Tuesday in a vote by the 537 parlimentary deputies of the ruling Congress party. Party leaders decided Sunday to recommend Shastri. A potential party squabble w r as averted when the other leading candidate, Maroji Desai, announced he was stepping aside, thus clearing the w'ay for the soft-spoken, scholarly Shasthi, who is barely fivefeet tall. “I will abide by any decision tendered by the Congress president in respect of who will be the leader of the Congress party in parliment,” Desai said after a three-hour meeting of the party’s working committee. Desai’s statement referred to the avowed preference of Kumaraswami Kamraj, Congress party president, for Shastri’s

Welsh Schedules Cleveland Trip INDIANAPOLIS UPI —Governor Welsh will take a five-day vacation from the simmering heat of Indiana’s pre-convention politics and join the other 49 governors in a conference at Cleveland. Welsh will go Saturday to the annual conference which ends June 10. • President Johnson is scheduled to speak June 9. Welsh will return just in time for last minute conferences before his Democratic party’s state convention June 12.

drich Rockefeller Jr., weighed ference Saturday after the seven pounds, 10 ounces when birth, said “This is the most he arrived at 4:15 p.m. Rocke- enjoyable press conference I’ve feller, buoyant at a press con- ever held.”

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Gov. Rockefeller Has New Son NEW YORK UPI — Mrs. Nelson A. Rockefeller and her infant son continued to progress normally today and awaited the return of the governor from California. Rockefeller was expected to return to New York when he completes his primary campaign tonight in the West Coast state. A spokesman at New York Lying-In Hospital reported that both Mrs. Rockefeller, who gave birth Saturday, and the baby were "doing fine.” The infant, named Nelson Al-

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