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22K THi HARTFORD COURANT, Sunday. Saptambar 14. 1951 At a pet farm in Melbourne, 1 berry 44, If. Raymond 41. A.

Strazdini 44. E. Wolk 4-S, E. Bourdon 3tt-3tt, Klavins ZVt-SVi, R. Mitchell 34-34, P.

Le-Clerc 24-44. A. Suraci 2 5. bast six weeks), and yoa have reason to believe that it may be the rule, rather than the exception, that the firm sends out inferior stock, then contact your Better Business Bureau. If it is Indoor Gardening Mixed Matches Pretty In Ceramic Planters By KATHERINE B.

WALKER vines like ivy and Wandering-- plants ol tm ornamental nature thrive in a constantly moist condition. In selecting plant material, choose types that will not grow large enough to block daylight from the windows and the doorway. Questions and Answers This spring the buds on my rhododendron failed te opea. Why? They were probably damaged by low temperature. Protect them next winter.

Caa I move a M-foot artoi-Tt-tae without a ball of earth? You can, but the result probably will not be good. It is advisable to move all evergreens with a ball of earth. Jew. ar 0 good. Wnetner you First I want to thank all of you who wrote so helpfully about sources for Ti Logs during the past few weeks.

I had no idea that so many readers would take the time to help, and I'm very grateful to all of you. Today we have a problem that confronts many indoor gardeners how do you plant matching con taincrs? Must they have match- inc, plants in them, or is it per- missible to use dissimilar My own opinion is that they: should not be expected to match. i If you have ever tried to getbeyond question as Amomum A a ao plan two plants of the same variety to develop like identical twins, you will understand why I don't even try anymore. Just as I get one philodendron to vine beautifully in all directions, the other re sembles a piece of string; or one select all green material or choose foliage to accent a color on the planter Is a matter of personal preference, but If planters are smallish, use only one kind of plant in each, and make sure that the green colors in both planters harmonize. And Answers Didn't you goof, in a recent column, when you identified True Ginger as Zingerber Officialis? A book that is listed on your own Book Sheet identifies this plant cardamon I certainly did "goof," and my compliments to you for spotting my error, and thanks for calling it to my attention.

Ordinarily, when plants undergo reclassification like this, I give both the old clature. This time I just plain forgot to give True Ginger's new name. 1 I sent for a collection of plants that were offered on the radio, and when they came they were all dead. I tried to get my money back, but the firm won't even answer my letters. Is there anything I can do? Yes.

In the processing of large numbers of orders, there is the possibility that inferior plants may be sent out unintentionally. However, if you have not heard from the firm after a reasonable length of time (which means at Booklets available at cost: To receive any one of the following, write me in care of The Courant, enclosing a self-addressed, stamped envelope and the re quested amount of money. The prices are: Ornamental Shrubs for the Small Home, 20c in coin; Deciduous Trees for the Small Home, 20c in coin; Coniferous Evergreens, 10c in coin; Pruning Tree. Shrub and Evergreens, 10c in coin. To receive all four.

enclose a large, self-addressed envelope with a six-cent stamp and 60c in coin. As "part of a move to raise the standards of the Syrian press," it was announced that four Damas cus newspapers will merge into one big daily called Al Mefida (The Union). mwfjw It's Yoor Landscape sansevieria will send up enough and the new names so that read-offsets to fill the pot while its.ers can locate the plant more partner spends all its energy, easily in catalogs which haven't growing taller and taller. Trying caught up with "the new nomen- Give Backyard Garage A Beauty Treatment TO tHMTING A KOREAN 8ttBtVC WITHt-ROD PACHVANCA OA CAB SERB JACkMAN CUMAT(4OB TRUMPET HONEVfUCKU QEOEL PBIVIT if KABOy VOUB to to Nan u.mo$cm AacMtTccr ivy and English ivy, may be used directly against the walL How ever, if the building is of frame construction, you should keep such vines away from the wood by the use of a trellis or other iramewoTK imed witn a ninge at the bottom to facilitate painting. Ground cover should also be kept away from the wood because it can create a constantly damp condition which may prove to be injurious.

Drainage I Necessary If, as is sometimes the case with garages, there are no gutters downspouts to lead the wa ter away, you will have to pro vide some means of drainage. Few IN WINDSOR LOCKS F. S. Bl DWELL CO. 136 MAIN STREET -HA 3-4484 ijlLm-l CEDAR to keep two plants growing at the same rate, in the same direction, is a losing battle, and I gave up long ago Almost anv small foliage plants will look well in ceramic planters, but unless you want to replant at frequent intervals, select those which require very little care.

Heart leaved philodendron 'and pothos are easily managed vines which adapt well to restricted root room and inadequate drainage; small palms are durable, and with careful watering get along quite well. Boxwood, agalaonema and the erect varieties of peperomias, together with 4 fK IF i A By GEORGE E. CREED An attached garage 1 royally treated with planting in the same way as the rest of the house. However, one that is stuck back of the house or relegated to a corner ol tne property is too often ignored. This need not be, for with a little planning and planting, 1t too can be attractive.

The sketch and accompanying plan illustrates a simple and in expensive treatment of a garage. The Korean barberry planted along-side the front give it some status. Vines make a pleasing contrast with the side. Uniting all the other elements of the scheme is the band of ground cover which might well be sup plemented with spring flowering bulbs for additional interest. For a southern or sunny exposure, a climbing rose such as Paul's scarlet or blaze would be very effective.

If your garage is of brick or masonry, vines of the clinging type, such a Boston l1wfl unable to help you, write the full details to the Federal Trade Commission, which is constantly fighting offenses of the sort you describe. I wish there was a book that would list all kinds of plants and where they could be purchased. I get tired of looking through a dozen catalogs to locate one particular plant The Plant Buyer's Guide (in its sixth edition) is Just what you want. The address is Arlington, Vt. OME By G.

E. AVER! Hartford Chess Club YMCA Friday evenings Visitors welcome The annual meeting of the Hartford Chess Club was held Friday, Sept. at the Chess Club meeting room in the YMCA. There were 16 present for the meeting. Called to order about 8:45 by President Joseph Platz.

The secretary, John Owen, gave a verbal account of the previous annual meeting. Treasurer Lerman stated the treasury had grown from $258.53 to $500.88 during the' year. A detailed record of receipts and expenses was given. The tournament director did not attend, and Dr. Platz gave a summary of such activities during the year.

A report from the nominating committee, headed by Rapuano, gave the following slate, which was approved by those present. President, Dr. Joseph Platz; vice president, T. R. Putsche; secretary, George Avery; treasurer, Harvey Lerman; assistant treasurer, Nicholas Raymond; tournament director, Karl Kochman; team captains.

Dr. Platz for the A team, and Harvey Lerman for the team. First new business for the year; it was voted to donate $25 to the fund for the Olympic Chess Team which will compete in Munich in October. Dr. Platz had some suggestions as to the new city tournament series which is hoped to start in October.

Although it has been announced that next year's New England Championship Tournament is to be held at Boston, some effort will be made to bring this to Hartford over next Labor Day. In closing, Platz hoped that effort would be made to bring new players into the club. Adjourned at 9:45 p.m. New England Tournament While names of the leaders in the tournament were given last Sunday, more detailed information has since come in. The winner was Orestes Popovitch, who won all seven games played.

Second prize to Shelby Lyman with score 6-1. Four were tied for third, score 5-2, A. Calhamer, J. Goldstein, L. Noderer, and J.

O'Keefe. Two were tied for 7th place, score 4Vi-2'i, Dr. Platz and J. Bolton. Other scores of Connecticut players, T.

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I Interzonal Tournament During the week. Tal. Russian champion, has reached first place in the tournament being played at Fotoroi, Yugoslavia. He replaces Petroeian, who has been leading. Bobby Fischer, United States chamDion.

is in a trtole tie for seventh place, with Matanovic and Szabo, score 104-7. James Sher- win now has 6 wins, with 12 losses. Game Selection In my "Golden Treasury of Chess" there are some games played by Dr. Joseph Platz, president of the Hartford Chess Club. The following was played in New York in 1940.

and was awarded a brilliancy prize. DR. PLATZ KORPANTY White Black N-KBJ P-KS P-Q4 QN-Q2 B-K2 P-B3 P-QR3 0-0 P-KR3 N5 P-KB4 PxP N-N3 N-Q4 K-Rl XNxN B-QS BxB Q-K2 Q-KB2 P-KN3 B-Q2 QR-Q1 B-Bl P-B4 PxR K-R2 QxN K-Rl Q-K2 resigns 1 P-Q4 2 P-QB4 3 N-QB3 4 N5 5 P-KS 6 N-BS 7 Q-B2 8 R-Ql 9 QR3 10 KR4 11 B4 12 B-Q3 13 QBP 14 QR2 13 KN3 16 N-K5 17 BxN 18 N-K2 19 PxB 20B-N1 21 R-Q4 22 P-KN4 23N-B4 24 Nl 25 Q-Ql 26 PxP 27 ch 28 NxR ch 29 ch 30 03 31 N6 Problems Completion of last week's game: R-Ql K-N6 N-Q2 ch B7 QR1 N7 N-KB4 N-Q3 P-N4 K-N4 P-N5 K-B3 P-N6 K-K2 P-N7 N3 ch N8 K-Ql P-R8 (Q) N-N4 Q-R7 N-Q2 ch K-R8 N-B2 mate In this case, by Gorgiev, white forces the win artistically. PI 11 13 1. mm mm MS Schoolchildren in Brisbane got 4b cents per thousand for earth worms needed to feed two Australian platypuses to be shipped from Australia to the Bronx Zoo in New York.

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