Sweden's 1961 Book Output and Trade with U S
Sweden imported goods from the United States valued at about 435 dollars per Swede last year. U S imports from Sweden totaled about 75 cents per American. Swedish book production reached a record 5,991 titles in 1961, up slightly from 5,959 in 1960, with about 25 percent fiction.
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Seard Leaves Plant Cells Damaged by High Winds
Gardeners report leaf edge scorching and plant stress due to hot, dry winds. High temperatures and low humidity hinder water transport, causing plasmolysis and potential plant death. Water needs rise for young and transplanted plants and some perennials may require pruning and replanting.
Attractive Ivy Leaf Geraniums for Baskets and Pots
The ivy leaf geranium with waxy leaves and bright blossoms makes an ideal hanging basket plant and drapes nicely over container edges. South Plains gardeners can find these in season, with dealers offering them, and cuttings can be kept indoors over winter for next spring.
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South Plains
E.Z
Petal Pushers Install Officers at Garden Club Luncheon
Members of Petal Pushers Garden Club held a luncheon at Haversham Parts House. Nat Williams led a retirement service for retiring president N A Cox. Officers named: Mrs Sprathing president, Mrs W E Pitts vice president, Mrs John Lowery secretary, Mrs W D Bear dley treasurer. Streamer workshops and a flower arranging show sched at Municipal Garden Arts Center with tours planned for August.
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White variety geranium with open flower form noted
The passage describes a white variety of geraniums offered in several colors including lavender purple red bright pink and very light pink termed white. The photograph illustrates an unusually open flower form compared with standard geraniums and mentions many local plant offerings.
Emperor Hirohito Plants Rice Seedlings in Imperial Paddy
Emperor Hirohito rolled up his sleeves and wore boots and a gray hat to plant rice seedlings in the imperial paddy within the palace grounds. The annual spring ceremony lasted about 30 minutes in a field measuring 230 square yards, joined by palace chamberlains.
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Tokyo
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Conquer Handicap Hong Kong Teleoperator Teaches Pair
UPI reports in Hong Kong a Chinese telephone operator at Lutheran World Federation offices has become so skilled he teaches another man the intricacies of the job. The instructor is Frank Lee, 24, and his pupil is George Chan, 20. Both are blind.
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Conquer Handicap Hong Kong
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Lutheran World Federation
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