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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26
Magyar Ev. Reformatus Egyhaz.
EfOOotlon Roforrn6tus E0vh4Z.

Magyar Ev. Reformatus Egyhaz.
Ftiggetlen Reformatus Egyhaz.
Campbell Baptista gyiilekeZet.
Reformatus Egyhazi Ferfi es MOI
Betegsegelyz0 Egylet.
Greg Amerikas Magyarok Csaladja.
Verhovay Segely Egylet 21. fiokja.
verhovay Segely Egylet 10S. fiokja
Verhovay Segely Egylet 1854. fiokja
Bridgeport Sz0vetseg 16 osztalya.
SIT. Gyorgy Gorog Kath. Szovetseg
12 osztalya.
Mahoning Megyei Magyar Demo
krata K0r.
Magyar Sport KOr.
Magyar Sport Kor.
West Sidei Polgari K0r.
Varosi Polgari K0r
Pro-Hungaria Magyar N6k Vilag
szovetsege.
Az Greg Egylet.
Evi tagsag dij testtiletenkent 10'
tagig $500 ket tag kiildesi joggal
Minden tovabbi megkezdett 100 tai
utan $1.OO lefizetese elleneben me,
egy vagy t0bb tagot kuldhet
A Nagybizottsagnak tagja lehe
minden Youngstown es k0rnyeki ma
gyar egyhaz vagy egylet. Celia a
osszmagyarsag erdekeit szolgalni
kepvselni es megvedeni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26
A SENATOR UR
NEKIVADULT

Sherman Minton senator
Indiana allamban nekivadult
es a sz0vetsegi szenatus szine
ele egy torvenyjavaslatot ter
jesztett, amely ket, evi fogsag-
gal es 100 dollartol 1000 dolla-
rig memo birsaggal akarja bin
tetni azokat a lapkiadokat, a
kiknek lapjaban valotlan hir
jelennek meg a magas politika
felol. Egyben a postal szallitas
jogat is meg akarna vonni a
megbuntetett lapok kiadoitol.
Mines olyan ember a szovet-
segi szenatusban, aki komo-
lyan venne ezt a javaslatot, a
melynek eredeti forrasa a bosz-
szu. Sherman Minton szenator
felol mem eppen hizelg6 cikke-
ket kozoltek mostansag az
amerikai lapok es ez hozta a
szenator urat olyan diihbe,
hogy megfeledkezett az alkot-
many intezkedeseirol, amelyek
a szabad biralat jogat biztosit-
jak a sajtonak.
$50 sincs rola, mintha a la
pok valotlan hireket kozoltek
volna az Indiana allambeli
szenatorrol. Ellenben annal
erosebben bizonyitgattak, hogy
Indiana allan mar sokkal te-
hetsegesebb szenatorokat kill
dott Westinghouse es ma is
szaladgal legalabb szazezer
olyan ember az allan fertile
ten, akinek a kis ujjaban tobb
van, mint a senator fejeben.
EFT az allitast talalta a meg
haragudott senator valotlan-
max es exert adta be a javasla-
tat azzal az elgondolassal, hogy
a lapokat a jov6re elriasztja a
hasonlo megallapitasoktol.
Mikor a jayaslatot megindo-
kolta Minton senator, azzal
ervelt, hogy ellensege minden-
fele diktaturanak. Megfeledke-
zett azonban arr6l, hogy a dix
tatorok eppen hasonlo eszko-
zokkel dolgoznak a szabad sal
to ellen. BortOnbe vetnek min
denkit, aki roluk kritikai han
gu irast mer k0zOlni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26
cAMPBELLi PoLGARi koR
ES MAGYAR HAZ

Eln0k Hensperger JOSEF (aki q
Magyar Hazat erdeklS iigyeket Is in
t6zi) cine: 1876 Oxford St. Alelnok
Fabian Gyula. Penztarnok Pajtok
Pal. Titkar Pollack Ferenc, 1872 Pen
hale Ave, Campbell, o. Penztari ellen
Or iii. Walter Janos. Trusteek:
Horvath J6zsef Cseh Mihaly es Macy
Lajos. Hazgondnok Jambor Mihaly
Gyileseit minden h6nap negyedik
vasarnapjan a 118 Reed Avei Ma
gyar Hazban tartja. - Hivatalos lap
az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26

Jaj annak, aki a fold kere-
ken barhol is szegeny ember-
mex sziletett. Meg a nota is
AIT mondja rola, hogy a sze-
geny embert az ag is huzza,
nincs annak a josagos istenen
xviii mas partfogoja es kese-
ru humor err6l a partfogasrol
marc szavakkal emlegeti:
Az is csak azzal segit,
hogy magahoz veszi a szegeny
embert.
De ugy latszik, hogy a vilag-
haboru ota annyira megvalto-
0ott a helyzet Budapesten,
hogy a szegeny embernek nem-
csak jaj, hanem szazszorosan
jaj! Bizonysaga ennek az, hogy
Budapesten a budapest orvo-
81 kamara mostansag ket ho-
napra eltiltotta az orvosi gya-
korlattol DR.. Unterberg Hugo
egyetemi magantanart, a Cha
rite poliklinika igazgato f6or-
vosat, inert mem akart arrol a
jogarol lemondani, hogy a SEE
geny betegeket ingyen, feleba-
rati szeretetbol kezelhesse.
A megdobbento eset reszletei
a k0vetkezok:
A Budapest Orvosi Kamara
nehany honap el6tt feltiinest
kelto hatarozatot hozott, a
melyben szabalyozta az orvo-
sok ingyenes rendeleseit. Eltil-
totta a budapestti orvosoknak
AIT, hogy szegeny betegeket
ingyen kezelhessenek es csak
akkor engedte meg EFT nekik
ha a betegek hatosagi bizonyit.
vannyal tudtak igazolni sze
genysegiket.
Ez a hatarozat nagy vissza
tetszest keltett az emberseges
budapest orvosok koreben e
legbatrabban DR.. Unterbere
Hugo egyetemi magantanar,
Charlie poliklinika igazgat6 fo
orvosa biralta a kamara hata
rozatat es kijelentette, hogv
tovabbra is ingyen kezeles
nyujt az ARA szorulo szege
nyeknek.
Az orvosi kamara, egyik tag
janak feljelentese alapjan fe
gyelmi vizsgalatot inditott a
europai hiru tudos ellen, mer
nyi1atkozatat az oryosi fegyel
mi rendtartasba utkozonel
tartotta.
Az orvosi kamara fegyelm
; bizottsaganak targyalasan is
) mertettek Unterberg tanar nyi
latkozatat, amelyben az ingye
mes rendelesek eltiltasa ellel
foglal allast. Utana az eln0l
hangoztatta, hogy a nyilatko
zatnak kulonosen anna resi-
utkozik fegyelmi szabalyzat
ba, amelyben Unterberg pro
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26
A vERHovAY sEGELY EcYLET
3e4-IK FIoKJA

Eln0k Brogley Ferenc. Aleln0kok:
1-s6 III. Hauser Ftil0n; 2-ik Ambrus
k6 Margit. Titkar Barko Janos, min
denfele bejelentes vagy level az 8
cimere, As Bonita Ave, telefon 70662,
Youngstown, Ohio, kiildend6. Penz-
tarnok Mrs. Julia Miglets. Szamvizs-
gal6k: Gregory J6zsef 6s Szalma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26
BUDAPESTEN TIL0S A SzECENYEKET
IAz ORvOSoKNAK MCYEN CY0GYITANI

fesszor kijelenti, hogy "sze-
genysegi bizonyitvanyt kove-
telnie embertelenseg." Ez a nyi-
latkozat serti az orvosi kar te-
kintelyet es beleiitkozik a ka-
marai rendtartas Al pontjaba.
Unterberg PROFESSOR nyom-
ban valaszolt a vadra. Tagad-
ia, hogy nyilatkozata artott az
orvosi kar tekintelyenek.
! Mind0ssze felhaborodott
kozvelemenyt nyugtatta meg,
hogy a szegeny betegeket to-
vabbra is rendszeresen fogja
kezelni.
! Velemenye szerint kamara
hatarozata torvenytelen is
volt, inert ellenkezik a kamarai
torveny szellemevel. Vegjil igaz
sagtalan volt, inert sok szegeny
ember ingyenes kezeleset lehe-
tetlenne teszi..
Megrazo erovel mondta el al
laspontjat az orvostanar sza-
vakban:
- Az orvost mukodeseben
mindig csak a beteg erdeke
vezetheti. Ugy tartom, hogy
minden anyagi kerdes, amely a
beteggel, vagy betegseggel osz-
szefiiggesben van, teljesen ma
sodrendu. Felfogasom szerint
az orvosi palya humanitarius S
mem elsosorban kenyerkereso
Bar en- is azon az allaspontor
vagyok, hogy minden beteg
akinek anyagi viszonya meg
, engedi, anyagi tehetsege sze
rint fizesse meg az orvost, dt
: az anyagi kerdeseket mem sza
: bad az orvosi palya gyujto
pontjaba helyezni, inert akkol
: az orvosi karnak, sajnos, le
5 siilyedt tekintelyet mem tudjul
5 ujb6l felemelni.
: Halk, csendes hangon tett'
/ hozza:
Az 0nok kezeben van ;
: hatalom, amellyel en- csak a.
Y igazsagot tudtam szembehelye
nj. A hatalom ideiglenesen lie
: gyozheti az igazsagot, de a
igazsag, igazsag marad.
: A fegyelmi bizottsag itelet
: szerint Unterberg professor
z kamarai rendtartas Al. pontja
t ba utkozo vetseget kovetett e
: inert a kamara rendeleteve
k szembehelyezkedve, a kamar
hatarozatat embertelennek m
j nositette es ezzel tekintelye
: csorbitotta.
: Exert buntetesul az orvoE
: gyakorlat folytatasatol ket ht
n napra felfiiggeszti. Fellebbezes
K mex helye van a k0zigazgatas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26

Maria. Penztari Ellen6r Pedery Ro.
bert Nagybizottsagi kikildottek: Ell
nok es titkar hivatalbol es Miglets
Ferenc. Ress J6zsefne. P6ttag Gre
CORY J6zsef Gyiileseit tartja min
den h6nap masodik keddj6n este
6rakor Scent Istvan Otthonban. -
Hivatalos lap: az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26

official
ina Hungarian Churches Societies, and Clubs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26

Banatos szomorusaggal nez
az amerikai magyar Budapest
fele, ahol a viszonyok annyi-
"a leromlottak, hogy az or
vosokat eltiltjak a felebarati
szeretet, a legnagyobb krisztusi
ereny gyakorlasatol.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
Many Uses
Found for
GOurds
Nv EDITH WOrGH.

THE gourd family is one Of the
most interesting OF veeets ble clans
because OF its many diverse Uses. To
it belong the pumpkin. squash. Gu
cumber. watermelon and other melons
which are important foods. particu-
larly in warm countries. The Egyp-
tians use variety OF watermelon
as meat. drink and physic, and
other varieties are grown in great
the Southern United States The
pumpkin. which may attain an enor-
nous size, has additional fame here
as decoration on the feast Of Hal
lowe en-.
The bottle golrds OF the East and
West Indies provide bottles and drink
ing cups. They also have An edible
pulp and sometimes grow to 4 length
Of feet In the Southern States
gourds made into practical and dura-
BILE cups are often seen hanging beside
wells. And they are used as nests
for birds. such as wrens and bluebirds,
and as hanging baskets. Instruments
Of gourds with rattling seeds are es-
sential to the native music of South
America. Central America and Cuba.
The class OF goaIrds, OF which the
Indian pipe and Turks turban are
two of a great number. are most
adaptable for decorative purposes be-
cause of their unique and suggestive
shapes, and are used exclusively As
ornaments. They should be left on
the vine until fully mature. They
dry quickly after picking and are
then ready to be painted, varnished
or enameled. Solid colors, naturalistic
or conventional designs may be used.
Patterns may be cut into the shell
before the coating Is applied. As \
centerpiece for . table. in bowl or
tray or on q mirror, they are most
effective. Some, in the shape Of bells,
are attractive Christmas decorations
when painted red. Those Of different
colors and shapes may be strung TO
hang on = wall. They can be made
to carry out any color scheme, they
have the advantage Of durability, and
they are very striking in all Of their
decorative uses.
The vines are very hardy. rapid
growing and beautiful. If one is started
at the foot Of = trellis it will soon
cover the entire structure with green
leaves and white or yellow blossoms.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
The Old Gardener Soys:

The lilac is a very accommo-
dating shrub and needs no petting.
It is true that the newer hybrids
will stand less abuse than the
old-fashioned common lilac, but
they will grow we'll with average
care. They need. first of all, good
drainage, and no attempt should
be made to grow them in a boggy
spot. They thrive best, too, when
they are fully exposed to the sun
and air, although the old-fash-
ioned lilac is often to be found
growing for half q century beside
q farmhouse door. The lilac likes
lime, which should be added to
soils that are especially acid. Bone
meal Is an excellent fertiliser, but
no garden maker should hesitate
to use barnyard manure for lilacs,
for these plants are heavy feed
ers and thrive especially we'll
when well-rotted COW manure is
dug into the ground around them.
The fall il the time to plant them.
(Copyrisht, 1851
Evening star., 1938-10-01
Garden Club Activities
Maryland University Professor
To Lecture Wednesday Night.

Higs School. The public is invited TO
attend.
There will be 10 groups each con-
tanning from one to IS classes The
groups include dahlias, roses, ANIMALS,
perennials. artistic arrangements,
potted plants, fruits and vegetables,
shadow boxes and the last group is
to be called the Junior Show.
In group nine a gold ribbon will
be offered for the best artistic arrange
ment in any container exhibited by
neighboring clubS-one entry only
Judges for the Senior Show will be
Niels J. Hansen and Mrs. Lillian
Wright Smith.
Judges for the Junior Show will be
Mrs. George Bush, Mrs D. G. Davis
and Mrs. Richard Fay Jackson.
In the Fall Flower Show OF the
Hyattsville Horticultural Society the
sweepstakes prize was won by Mrs
H. M. Crosswhite Mrs F. H. Mitchell
won second and Mrs. w. D. Kneessi,
third.
IC DCSt lOe>S III tiiN SDOW WdS "a
hibited by Mr.. Davis and the best
dahlia by Mrs. J. s. Caldwell The
rose was Madame Jules Bouche' and
the dahlia Jane Cowl"
The society has staged three main
shows and three informal exhibits
during the year. 1t was announced
by the president, I. N. Goodwin. that
L. L. Powers had received a grand
total Of 73 points for the year AND
that ne therefore would BE- the for.
tunate winner Of the years grane
prize.
The Judges for the recent show ver,
DR.. J. B. s. Norton. dahlias; Niels J
Hansen, roses: and H. J. Clay. arrange
ments. The general chairman Of tn,
show was +. f. Marquis.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
Ry FRANCESCA MCKINNEY.

The regular meeting of the Wood
ridge Garden Club, which was sched-
uled for Monday, has been postponed
until Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock
due to absence of the guest speaker.
Prof Arthur S. Thurston of Maryland
University.
Prof. Thurston will lecture on
Wednesday on artistic arrangements,
and will actually demonstrate how
flowers can be arranged TO the best
advantage.
The meeting will be held in the
Sherwood PRESBYTERIAN Hall. at Twen-
ty-second street and Rhode Island
avenue NE.
The Takoma Horticultural Club
annual dahlia show will be combined
with the fall fruit and flower show.
which will be held in the Takoma
Fire Hall on Wednesday and Thurs
day Entries will be received on
Wednesday between $3.50 and $50
o'clock, when judging will take place.
The show will be open on Wednesday
from 7:30 until 10 o'clock and all
day Thursday until $50 that evening
In addition to the usual single
specimens of the various types of
dahlias there will be classes for COL
lections of 25. u and varieties,
and special class for seedlings grown
by exhibitors There are also classes
for arrangements in baskets with large
and small dahlias. both with and
without other flowers Those interested
in arrangement classes who would
like more details should get in touch
with DR.. Roy Magruder or w. T. Sim
mons of Takoma Park. who are chair
man and vice chairman, respectively,
OF the dahla show.
In addition to the regular classes a
special class has been arranged for
exhibitors competing for the House
Beautiful Dahlia F1Inlrity bronze
medal. This medal will be given for
the best exhibit Of six blooms OF one
or more varieties from the list pub
lished in the December. 1897. issue
Of House Beautiful. Exhibitors may
make more than one entry in this
class.
The Fall FrIit and Flower Show
will exhibit all varieties of fall flowers
still in bloom. as we'll as various types
Of budded shrubs and fruits grown
by local growers. Mrs E. E. Riley is
chairman of the Fall Fruit and Flower
Show.
The Bethesda Community Garden
Club will hold its annual flower show
on October 26. The committee in
charge of arrangements will include
Mrs. Alfred J. Steffen, chairman: Mrs.
Perry, co-chairman Mrs. Arthur j..
Hilland. Mrs. Yardley and Mrs. j..
Robert Cory.
The plans for. this show were dis
cussed at the opening of the fall meet
ing on Wednesday. September 81, at
1890 o'clock in the morning at the
Battery Park clubhouse.
Hostesses for the day were Mrs.
Maurice Martin. chairman: Mrs. T..
r. Snyder, Mrs. William Mobley, Mrs.
E. L. Bingham. Mrs. G. Edward
Schultz. Mrs. Mason Leming and Mrs.
l.. E. Luce.
The Community Garden Club Of
Rockville, Md. will sponsor a fall
flower show on Friday, which will
be held at the Richard Montgomery
Evening star., 1938-10-01

those Of the aster and are good for
cutting rs well as for garden display.
The swamp aster seeds itself readily
and can become nuisance unless kept
under control II will stand some
shade.
Now Is the time to set out plants
Of the Christmas rose CHelleborus
niger This is real winter bloom
ing f1ower that is both snowy and
interesting. 1t always attracts atten-
ton by blooming during the first mild
days OF midwinter. The flowers are
useful for cutting. II thrives in partial
shade in a soil we'll enriched with
compost Do not disturb the Christ
mas rose after once establishing for
it blooms rather sparingly for a wear
or so after moving, but improves with
age.
rns oardv smairllie o,in- ,lrcor,-
soLsn,esrs' .oouio ne qls ntno. nov
'nii o'an nss ne ini.us' nso,t nr
ma >lpa II. 49, 4io~ o ne so,yne
s oo .n"n orlds doGn-tle hosc.
snoots appearing ia August without
leaves. They make rapid growth
and the flowers are large and snowy.
Give it full sun in a well-drained
loce tion.
As the old annuaIe die and are
removed from the flower beds seed-
nf ~
NAV be safely sown. The annual
peoples do better when fall-sown than
when planted in the spring. Do not
be afraid to plant them early-even
if they do germinate and grow they
will winter over easily and without
especial care.
Larkspur and bachelor buttons are
two other ANIMALS that can be sown
safely in the fall.
Rock garden plants NAV be trans
planted as safely in the fall as IN the
spring. if the work is not further
delayed. Az general rule. early
Towering plants are best divided and
transplsnted in the fall. while late
summer and fall Towering plants
should be moved in the spring.
Deciduous trees. with the exception
Of the soft-spongv rooted ones, do
better when moved in the fall. The
exceptions are those whose roots are
thick and spongy. such as the dog
woods and the magnolias. Move in
the spring, Just as the buds begin
to swell
Evening star., 1938-10-01

VOUR waist must look as small as
possible, and your good little
frock" for casual day wear must have
subtle tricks Of c,lt or scanning. Here's
a charmingly simple design that at
tends to both very nicely! Clever
scanning concentrates interest on the
bodice, where it should be, and this
smart little dress also has the new
high. square neckline and shrugged
shoulder" sleeves. The radiating panels
Of the SKIRT accentuate the tiny, tiny
waist.
This dress will be . Joy for bust
ness, shopping and street wear and
also smartly goes right from the ONCE
to q supper or luncheon date. Make it
up In wool crepe, jersey. velveteen or
spongy wool, in rich color that will
be stunning under your winter coat
later. Get some barbaric gold or silver
jewelry to wear with 1t.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1868 Is
designed for sizes II, IA, Is, 18 and 20.
Corresponding bust measurements, 30,
-, -, 36 and 80. With long sleeves,
sine II $50 requires yards Of 39-inch
material. With short. ~ yards.
Send Is cents for the Barbara Eel
Fall and Winter Fashion Pattern Book.
Evening star., 1938-10-01

not until late IN December.
Crabgrsss has made . wonderful
growth since the heavy rains and Is
choking out flowers and grass in
many yards. IT is shame to take
the time to pull it out when there
are so many things to b. done In
the garden right now. Nevertheless.
it must be removed or it will choke
out small flowers and the blue grass.
In the lawn 1t is well to cut 1t several
times-rake and cut again-until 1t
is really cut down. In the flower
beds hand pulling is the only salts
factory method Of handling.
II the compost pile has not already
been turned it is about time to do it..
With the recent heavy additions of
Ueedr " should oe Ju-ned 10 spesc
no yo'rlng. > hgnt anpl,ca ron Of
ammonium s,,'ooa'e ~,', sko sp..o
..bA o,or-ss
Aor mar~'iai nat = vel rcoAd
nse pc rsmo 60 500 Inco1 oo".leo in
me oeas Ln15 yoI aIe sons 70 prsoele
saortly.
1t is not safe to delay transplanting
perennial seedlings. II they are to de-
Velop strong enough root systems to
Withstand The winter freezes, they
should he moved to their permanent
locations promptly. Otherwise 1t IL
safer to leave them in the cold fra me
over winter
The berries on the dogwoods are
making a colorful display now. II it
were not for the birds they would give
color to the trees all winter. The
cardinals. however. are quite fond of
them. and so they do not last long
after the cardinals arrive.
/ The gardeners who failed to get
their tall-growing plants thoroughly
tied up are feeling pretty blue these
days. Several gardeners. who had
things well anchored. found that the
old stakes were not quite as good a.
they thought them 10 be-stakes anc
dahlias both went down in the storm
Others had used a string. which acted
as a knife. Under such circumstances
1t is best to straighten up the plants
IS best YOU can. Some plants were
70 badly broken that few flowers can
be expected, but save the plant to ma
ture the tubers. Plan now to get good
stakes and to Use a softer, thicker
twine next year.
The swamp aster ,Boltonia sstAr-
oides' is coming into bloom now. II
is = tall. hardy perennial that does not
need swampy conditions to make a fine
showing in the late fall. It's pale law
ender blue flowers are very much like
Evening star., 1938-10-01
Plants.

Let the dirt around q potted plant
come within half an inch of the ton
OF the pot. Then Ill the pot with
water every day for the average
house plant. II you have unusual
plants, ask your florist about the
amount Of water they need.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
For Ailin6 Plants.

Az 3 remedy for ailing plants an
application Of complete plant food
often produces astonishing results.
Start with smau application.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
Compost Pile.

Give your compost heap hat top
with a depression in the center 80 it
will catch rain and help in decomposi-
ton
Evening star., 1938-10-01
Planting Peonies.

peonies will not bloom satisfactorily
II the eyes are more than III to 2
inches below the surface Of the ground
allow for setting when planting.
Evening star., 1938-10-01

up your and crochet cotton oheng this attractive
" io your iufnNure Wnether
nn smart chair set practical for rest - by
lan inches. and each by inches
directions with block
and what material youw need ~ ~ ~ ~-
obtain No ,nc,o.. c.n
CT The Evening ~ " ~ N'"ofA 1onof
Evening star., 1938-10-01
Early Spring Bulbs.

Yellow crocuses are the brightes' Of
the early spring bulbs Plant q good
patch of them.