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WISCONSIN  HORTICULTURE 
May, 1944 
           You Betchal 
   A candidate for the police force 
was being verbally examined. 
  "If you were by yourself in a 
police car, and were being pursued 
by a desperate gang of criminals 
in another car doing forty miles an 
hour on a lonely road, what would 
you do ?" 
   "Fifty," promptly replied t h e 
candidate.-Pointer. 
   Burglar: "Don't be scairt, old 
lady, all I want is your money 
and . . . " 
  Old Maid: "Oh, go away. You're 
just like all the other men." 
        Willing Candiate 
  "I wish I could," sighed the over- 
ly stout lady, ruefully, as she gazed 
on the sign in a grocery store, read- 
ing: "Give your fat to Uncle Sam." 
  "Has your new baby brother 
learned to talk yet?" 
  "Sure! Now they're trying to 
teach him to keep quiet." 
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               WISCONSIN STATS HoeRcM.TUU. Socwrv 
                       Madison 6, Wisconsin 
                       H. J RARMaW, Editor 
           Secretary Wacgiw State Horticutwual Socety 
        Office: Old Entomology Bldg., College of Agriculture 
                        Tel. University 182 
Volume XXXV              May, 1944                         No. 9 
                     TABLE OF CONTENTS 
                                                             Page 
Plum Brown Rot and Curcuio ------------------------------------ 203 
Apple Institute News                                           204 
Worms Hard to Control in Tree Tops ........................... 2D6 
Thinning and Spraying .....-  ..     ..----- 2--------------------------06
Apple Growing in the Northwest --- ------------------------- 208 
Transplanting Four Year Old Trees --        ..------------------------- 209
In the Berry Patch ----- ------------------------------------- 210 
Wisconsin Beekeeping                                           212 
Editorials ----------------------.-.-...... ..........------------ - 216
Gladiolus Tidings -------.-.-.------ .................---------. . 218 
How to Grow Chrysanthemums ............................... 220 
Garden Questions and Answers ---..............-------------  - 221 
Garden Gossip --------------------222 
Good Climbing Roses                                  ------224 
Garden Club News      --------------------------------------226 
Notes On Atlanta Meeting -....-------_-----------""_----- 227 
Wisconsin Accredited Judges ------------------------------------- 228 
Blue Bird Trails for Wisconsin   --------------------------- 
Grass Substitutes That Will Grow -------------------------------- 231 
        Officers Wisconsin State Horticultural Society 
     EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 
Arno Meyer, Pres ------........... - Waldo 
Don W. Reynolds, Vice-Pres._Sturgeon 
    Bay 
H. J. Rahmlow, Sec. ------------- Madison 
E. L Chambers, Treast ---------- Madisin 
    Term Ending December, 1541 
Leland Brown -------------- Sturgeon Bay 
R. G. Dawson ---------------- Franksville 
E. L. White --------------- Fort Atkinson 
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 
     Term Ending December, 14 
Mrs. R. L Marken --------------.Kenosha 
Jos. L. Morawet ..------------ West Bend 
N. A. Rasmussen- ... .......-.---   Oshkosh 
     Te-m Endiag December. Is* 
Virgil Fieldhouse --------------- Dodgeville 
N. C. Jacobs ---------------- Sturgeon Bay 
Peter L. Swartz, Jr ------------- Waukesha 
Prof. J. G. Moore, Chairman Dept. Hor- 
    ticulture --------------------- Madison 
R. W. Riggert, Pres. Wis. Nurserymen's 
    Assn. ...-------------- Fort Atkinson 
Waiter Diehnelt. Pres. Wis. Beekeepers' 
    Assn .- ..----------- Menomonee Falls 
Mrs. R. H. Sewell, Wauwatoea, Pres. 
    WVis. Garden Club Federation 
Subscriptiopn to Wisconsin Horticulture is obtained by membership in the
Wisconsin 
State Horticultural Society for which the annual dues are $1 per year or
$1.50 for two 
years. Garden (3ubs. Horticultural Societies, and other Horticultural Organizations
are affiliated at a reduced membership rate. Fifty cents of the annual dues
paid I- 
each member is for a year's subscription to Wisconsin Horticulture. 
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