Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1946 — Page 18

rere THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES GARDENING: I's Fun to Start Shrubs From Cuttings—

Young Evergreen Trees Need Shade!

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was someone- around to pay the, , cost, No one knows just how high a | building might go. : “It eould be almost as high a¥ you

" ‘wanted to make. it,” Walker satd, REW ‘YOR “There's only one trouble, the high« : By MARGUERITE SMITH H AS C ME El D er you go,” the. thicker your steel The four-day IT'S: FUN to start shrubs and J y must be at the base.” strike in the n evergreens from cuttings and this E At 200 stories there wouldn't be 100,000 worke is a good time of yer to do it. much room in the lower part for ~ ne UBGpio $ J, E n, 8725 . : * ousands « 4 roadway. B didn Architects Say It Is No Longer Profitable to Build office’ space. pi ands “Anyone can do it, too, Every, High Office Buildings terminals as | tree and shrub we buy was started . ores empties son Demand for Homes Will Not Level Of Untij| 250,309 shih we buy was started] or OBERT ICAARDS.” EXCAVATIONS Jie’ Sarge

All tipes. Avcutately cut to grade an line for

.|a’ few years, but if you begin now! Truck service, Call

you'll soon have a fine planting. If you don’t, you'll probably have nothing. I've got a few slow-grow-ing evergreen cuttings I'll probably |

consumers’ no asserting ther food famine. ment was cur 10 grow worse

United Press Staff Correspondent A NEW YORK, Sept. 4—If an atomic bomb wiped out the 102-story Empire State building tomorrow, you might never see its kind again. People would stare at postcard pictures, and small boys might ask: “Was it really that tall—1250 feet?” -

. Turn of Year; 287,100 Now Completed.

HA By FRANK "ELEAZER 3 United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Sept. 4: Housing: Expediter Wilson W. Wyatt

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4 % never see as trees but," she laughed, | , “yes, it was,” » But, chanc \ ’ Negotiation: k: {varia toy the housing shoriase will get worse, not better; this winter. |” ok aing rYwhete!' T Bight You would answer, “Ye chances are, you couldn't . National Brot os: 3 Wyatt said 287,100 homes of all kinds have been completed so far| | ™ NOL going anywhe BY show them another. h lo hopes thousands more will be ready this fall as well be watching them grow!” Manhattan architects—the men! agreed with ‘the financier who once[ “.F of L) ¢ \ HL uN nned the tallest. ones—berd iyi ig ins Joes § report he added: th Niels. th dds TINY SLIPS of caryopteris, val- | Mae plan that the building 'trend sald that no building was a going have ‘broken “Constantly rising Yemand ." resent more than offse e addl- luable for misty blue fall borne is definitely moving the other way. concern hes it passed 20 stories. | resumed unt! Bs sonal owes Re A (flowers, and other unusual shrubs “There's not use guessing into| “Ther€re around 600 of these Let 8 i ae begin Shit Ay gigas y ant toner STOW as readtly for her 4s weigein:} {the distant future” sajd William scattered across the country,” he The worker [00 Sm, ‘Wyatt also said price tags on put homebuilding at a disad. | Orsythia, mock orange, of the broad | 1 Lamb, of Shreve, Lamb & Harmon, |gaiq “and few are really paying strike _ includ or , to high for thie; leaved evergreen grape holly, which |. builders of the Empire State, “but ite truck drivers jew. G1. houses are 100 ee. |"roots so easily you can have quan-| for the present extremely tall build- | PFOPOsitions over. the years-rincluds wie | fused. to-swor) ji th AY : re ov nls sor HAS Ok A” —-— ings aren't’ belugtiéphsidered.”. ing depressions.” iW A acgotintee Be Hi 1) LAL A A ae Tey ag As . Twenty to 30 stories is.about ‘tops Mr. Walker sais back in the early | 75.000 wareh oN Ju oll of their garage. “Cuttings must be | —perhaps some of the new ones will days architects decided that 3% gl . maintenance . |shaded until you can see new | be stretched to- 40. stories was just about as high as a| Ld ‘ers. y [prow begining Evelgrotns, both | Big Ones ‘Scratched’ Sky Sorapes could go, and stay out The union broad leaved and cone aring, need | «I"had one up to 38 stories the 0 ho red. MERRILL & M mh y long haul t | shade for two years,” she explained. tched it,” evators were the great prob-| cKINNE medicine and may |Bhe has an additional cutting bed other day, but they scratcheC IL" |iem then» he explained, “but now | ng it. ig shrubbery corner. said L. Andrew Reinhard, of Rein-|y 00% TH8 CP FAC, 649 Fairfield \ ter the elty, : s hard & Hofmeister—planner of the : WA-1543 — BR-8986 tioned on hi Mr. Bryant sald hardwood pro- CPA Anitroves aves Applications! FOR SOW oho a cbs of g5-story R. C. A. building in Radio Mosk Ateiiuers are like you, or| bearing nonduction has doubled, a fact now ; she uses a mixture o: HE | me. ey'd still like. to see those, The possibi showing up at furniture Tastois, Valued at $771,000. Bi hd, - peal Wiky (Op compost), | es otk on Pies. thr une buildings growing sky-high, if there| developed as But demand is two to three times |% 8 soil, ‘ 3 ond! at| — shipment of greater than in 1041. Applications for non-housing con- | sand and half peat is bettér but in |12-story building and ano 00 wo A ay “Prospects are that all- wood fur- | struction in Indiana valued at $771,- such soil there is little plant food, {20,” ‘Mr. Reinhard said. ‘Anything | H SIER PAINT and { EVERYTHING Bompantes: tri piture will be short for another 000 were approved in the week and the cuttings must be -trans- [taller usually sews Sralches. . wat! LINOLEUM CO. FOR t food u : t er 1 ‘ year or two” Mr. Bryant said. He ended Aug. 20, civilian production planted sooner." “For my limited | Mr, Rein sa sala hut hore Wee 1 compieie seisetinn ove a HOME IMPROVEMENT Major rail said upholstered furniture {is in| administration district manager Al-| space the addition of a little gar-| {no particular B LINOLEUM under a parti somewhat better supply. bert Evans sald today. |den soil means the slips can grow a | buildings—those abbve the 40-story | | MORDOH HOME SALES co sed bv the Mr. Wyatt reported 61,300 homes| Mr. Evans said the district office) while in the cutting bed.” | class. They look swell to tourists, || 5; p Washington RI-8315 715 FT. WAYNE AVE. LL at an Railroad of all Kinds were finished. during |denied applications for 54 projects, Mrs. Elbourn uses cuttings 4 to 6 and they help the skyline, but they | : : ; fom piling u July. Ten thousand of these were Yaiued at $1,658,000 during the same | inches long. “Short cuttings are | NEY oF 1's Hite . The Railws this year, | period. easier to handle, less likel to break | 0 ’ ' : De 1s of this He added the report did not re-| when you insért them in the soil.” | il x ® | different,” he explained. “We de- ENTRUST YOUR LANDSCAPE PLANTING Ts d finished |flect the full effect of the recent|g { tl Garden lover . . . Mrs. H. J. Elbourn with the evergreen red- [signed it as a city within a city. | TO type actually begun an She uses mostly tip cuttings bu New York cit under the veterans’ housing pro-|nhational CPA directive reducing sometimes makes two or three from | berried firethorn she started from a slip in the autumn of 1944. |We figured, on the ig Say of | AN OR 6 ANI ZATION hi non-home construction by 27 per - : : operation, that it wou ave a | gram. ad cent, since much of. the period cove; t, Spestally Jone puarieh, She Sten ject, has this to say to new house- has plenty of room. Youll just|moving population as large as that WHICH - ORG! Sees Rising ered was prior to the effective date v 1 broke ave Deen ACC'CeN® | holders: “In general, a mixed plant- have your yard cluttered with singly |of Hartford, Conn., 166,000.” : The T. W. Bi Mr. Wyatt hopes to start work, qr, tally broken off her shrubs or trees. ing is better than all evergreen. set treés. It is estimated that more than | “® GROWS THE PLANTS nt 2 on S00I00 relemne houses: and School Tops List HER PROCEDURE: Make a clean | COlONCASters are dscldly good decld-| “A few books from the library [185000 people move in and out of ® CREATES A_ PLAN WHICH Sart ¢ ; y ; y gh v t Even full attainment of this goal,| Topping the list of approved ap-jcut with a sharp knife, just below | rye shrubs to use it i shed a great light on what shrubs Radio city every day, including 30, INCORPORATES THE PRIN- stated meeting , s a great mistake to use fastity choose. And it's good to visit 000 office workers. CIPLES OF GOOD program and -s he said, “will leave the nation with plications was a $375,000 project for a. leaf node. Strip off the lower) a i g ¢ DESIGN m. in the growing evergreen s—rs, pines, around, see other people's planting,| Ralph Walker, of Voorhees, Walk- * hirano a greater shortage of housing, com- | the school city of Evansville to build | leaves, perhaps half way up, though | spruce. They soon become crowded, | hat te Toh RE boiders of the SU-stor PLANTS AND GUARANTEES Sopman 1s. ¥ pared with demand, than existed|® new school. The Center school the more leaves left on the better. | 1 on your house s ar a earn what appeals to you. er & Smith, bui tn 8 id THE PLANTING at the beginning of the year.” township of Evansville obtained ap-| “I use a stiff wire to. make the hole, | 2 A visit to the Elbourns- yard will |[No. 1° Wall st, bul g, sa e ® GIVES THE PLANTING THE The Ata 3. Demand will continue to rise, he |Proval on a $70,000 school altera-,twisting it around a little to en- “THERE'S OUT better than |YVield both information and visual ; : = x PROPER AFTER.CARE Friday at thei: said, as more veterans find perma- Hoh BRE uddition Project, lis got lan go the Sse. Then I am careful |hemlock and yew. They have fewer | education, as I learned myself! . nent jobs, ‘settle down, and seek raft “Foods 0 ansville got to firm the soll to exclude all air diseases, aren't fussy about acid Ask An¥y of Our Cus homes of their own. the go-ahead signal on construction pockets. Watering after insertion | soil, have no red spider, and you | Sr Ts LO Ty Tg bustomers 4 Call Mr. Wyatt said production of [of & $190,000 building for food pres- | helps to get air out.” Commercially can keep them trimmed to any . - an building materials is way up, but |ervation. | packaged hormones are helpful for size. CREEK TEL. CO: 236} To Pho housing “is still bottlenecked by a Other approved applications in-| the beginner, Mrs. Elbourn says but| “However much you want them, NURSERY CO Dial C and Black O. ALL 1 few. materials in critically short |cluded five-eviction cases where re- {she hag never needed to use them. don't ‘choose too much shrubbery | REG hsbd Mail Address—New Augusta, Ind, building was deemed necessary.| After the cuttings are well firmed lof the specimen type—the kind that | - Indianapolis (NO SER Manpower is getting tighter. This Total for the. project was $55,000. |in the soil she usually covers them must be set in the lan where it | glephone Service Nhs : : 7:30 A. : — i — nt il with glass ars, . we — > RY Al Ll EINJIRAITY NAME GOP AIDS FOR | 1 soon i a" besins grow. Indiana Branch Office: Special!! - i FARM VOTE DRIVE Ton the top must be cut back, just . Ask for * mm Albert N. 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