Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 1, 1968, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Winnipeg free press thursday August 1, 1968 Over the Garden Wall care for House plants Prairie Almond better by w. R. Leslie Here Are answers to questions received from readers q three foliage plants. A housekeeper who has been Given three potted plants asks their names and Basic needs. Pend la wander ing jew Sebrina is related to tradescantia but differs in that its leaves Are deep purple underneath. It is of easiest culture and will tolerate poor Light. It s esteemed for use in baskets. Rhomeo Discolour known As Rhomeo and As Moses on a raft with Fleshy leaves dark Olive Green above and Rich purple underneath prefers woodsy soil kept moderately moist in living room temperatures. By noonium Polo phylum Agboli Neatum is a mexican Plant with White streaks on Arrowhead shaped leaves. They Are Good plants for spots where the Light is poor and where a Vine is wanted to twine around a pillar. Syringe often. Plum. A Man asks about pruning a Large flowering Plum Bush to restrain it. Botanically As prunes Trilba Flore Plena this member of the Almond tribe normally receives Little pruning. Cut out dead and broken Wood. Remove or shorten branches extending out of Bounds. Old Bushes May Benefit from a severe heading Back in april to induce flush of Young Wood. Sen. It Albright renominated Little Rock Ark. A senator j. W. Fulbright won re nomination in the Arkansas Pri Maries tuesday against three democratic foes opponents who urged voters to wrest the office from him because of his stand on the Vietnam War. Facing his sternest Campaign test in 24 years Fulbright received about 53 per cent of the vote. Fulbright 63, faces another test in the nov. 5 general elec Tion against Charles t. Bernard 40, unopposed for the Republican nomination. The University of Winnipeg 515 Portage Avenue Winnipeg 2, Manitoba entering students you May Complete your application for admission to the arts and science pro cram at the University of Winnipeg by Telephone Call 774-8291 the following information will be required 1. Surname. 2. Marital status. 3. Given names no abbreviations contractions 4. Date of birth month Day. Year 5. Current address. 6. Phone number. 7. Permanent Home address. 8. High school from which you graduated. 9. Location of High school. 10. Year of last attendance at High school. 11. Grade Xii Marks. Upon receipt of above information your acceptance will be processed and held ready for mailing at the conclusion of the postal strike. Note use above number to file application for admission Only. Information Calls should be made to 786-6086. The registrar University of Winnipeg if you become inclined to replace this three Day Flower ing consider the finer textured Prairie Almond. It has a number of Superior features such As bearing ornamental Coppery nuts until autumn. The double flowering plus is a fruitless Shrub rather coarse and uninteresting except for the three or four Days of Flower Beauty. V q n t s on rasp berries. A Man is alarmed about a heavy invasion by ants of his Raspberry Patch. Them no mind. The red ants eat neither the berries nor tiie leaves. They live on sweets or Greasy proteins fungi and some other insects. Some feed on Grain and vegetable roots. Chlordane is a Strong toxic Poison and not to be used on berries but on lawns and ant Hills. Q-s1wall flowered lilies. A Gardener who accepted a gift of bulbs of Lyla Mccann Mies from a neighbor three years ago asks Why his plants have remained smaller with poorer Flowers than his neighbor s. Old statement that As we eat so we Are probably holds Here. Lilies like a deep friable crumbly soil Well supplied with humus to permit a Large Cool Root run. They mostly like their Heads in the sunlight but mulch about their feet. If your soil is heavy and thin in organic Iri Atter it would be Well to make a new bed and replant in late september. Q seedling chrysanthemum. A woman an extra-choice1 red dish seedling and wishes to be sure of keeping it for increase. Practice is to dig the Plant in october after cutting Back the top to near the Crown and to replant in col Frame. Or pot it and keep in indoors. Take cuttings in Early in the new year. If left where it is be sure to provide free Drain age. Over wet soil rots Many plants each Winter. Put up shelter. Spread Brush Over the Plant nov. 1. Jute is India s top Export Bombay manufactured jute is India s leading Export. Tea is the second largest foreign Exchange earner. August fur Sale swears Wells anticipated the recent Price increase in raw furs by making tremendous Early purchases. 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One Only this Price pastel Mink stoles incomparable Mink very specially priced Model coat in Lavender Mink the ultimate in sophisticated fashion Glamour Sale Price Canadian Mink jackets Sale Price 649 extra length in pastel or dark ranch. 9 . Door opening super buys 1 Mouton Lamb suede Lamb car Coats 1 dark ranch Mink coat circular working 377 2 persian Lamb Mink trim. 377 denotes dyed. I Alaska Seal Matara Shade 1188 1 Mouton Lamb Zebra striped. Reversible. 145 3 dark ranch Mink stoles 187 i Canadian wild Mink coat 1495 layaway or easy budget plan no carrying Churg. Storage on buy now and save goods satisfactory or Money refunded 251 Portage ave. At carry St. Pm. 942-4896 furriers to fashion conscious women across Canada French count on mild Boom by Don Cook Paris special tons Post crisis France looks at itself with a mixture of self satisfaction and uneasiness. France has voted overwhelmingly for govern mental stability. It clings to its traditional sense of National Well being that sur Vives All assaults Short of total War. Nothing and no one it seems not even president Charles de Gaulle can shake the nation s habits traditions of its Napoleonic inheritance and structural problems that keep France from achieving its full capacities. Yet mingled with the feelings of Post crisis France that All will be Well is a contradictory mood that Reform is necessary. Nobody can simultaneously believe both of these fully but almost everybody believes a Little of each in varying degree. The government under the new Premier Maurice Couve de Murville is play ing a soothing Middle game. It acknowledges the need for Reform yet it turns out statistics to demonstrate that the ultimate outcome of the May june strike will probably be not bust but Boom. In the first place by adding More than billion to National purchasing Power through the wage increases that were granted the French seem to be inviting some kind of a consumer spending spree. Of course wages and in come were also lost in the May june troubles particularly among shopkeepers Small businesses hotels restaurants taxi Drivers and the self employed. Nevertheless additional Money is going to flow into an Economy that was stagnating and with unemployment at More than half a million. There is plenty of Slack in the French Economy that can be taken up without drastic reforms. Alongside Britain and West Germany which Are so much More Active in world Trade it is easy to forget that France in area is almost twice As big As either. With a population of just Over 50 million France has about 92 inhabitants per Square Kilometre As against 240 in West Germany and 225 in Britain. Even though 17 per cent of France s population is engaged in Low productivity agriculture against 10 per cent in West Germany and less than four per cent in Britain the country still has a higher per capita income than either of its big european rivals. According to the organization for economic co operation and development the most re cent figures Are per head for France for West Germany and in Britain the French have More cars per capita 214 per against 178 in West Germany and the same figure for Britain. Yet nearly 50 per cent of the French population lives in Small villages of fewer than inhabitants and Only 40 per1 cent of the French work Force is engaged in Industrial operation As com pared to 49 per cent in Germany and 47 per cent in Britain. On the other hand Britain and Germany Are much heavier Consumers of elec tric Power television sets and telephones. The figures show that France does very Well economically with the population distribution i t has but it could do a lot better with size and re sources potentially greater than its main european rivals. To put it in the narrow terms of economists there is plenty of room for growth under existing conditions. The National statistical Institute already has scaled Down the estimate of the Industrial production loss of the May june strikes to Little More than two weeks output even though the strikes lasted four weeks. The Institute reports that Advance Industrial orders Are already greater than they were at the beginning of May and that electricity consumption so far in july which is a Good Index of Industrial activity is run Ning seven per cent above last year. The French economic growth rate which was barely four per cent last year will certainly accelerate ill the second Hall of 1968, probably to something Between five and seven per cent. 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