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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-22
Let There Be
Light!
BY Ruth Taylor

THE greatest d danger to
Il America today lies not in
the war clouds darkening the
horizon, but in the rumor
clouds shadowing this coun-
try. These masses of unveri-
fled reports, unfounded suspi-
cions and hate breeding lies,
unless dispersed, will dim the
light of freedom. They will
devour the healthy habits of
thought of our people, as the
plaques of locusts darken the
sun with their wings, when
they descend to destroy every
green and living thing with
their voracious jaws.
There is but one way to
stop this meance and to era
dicate the pest that is upon
us. Turn on the floodlights of
truth
Labor knows full well that
when umo start flying,
armed forces are being mass
ed for the attack which will
follow once the waters of
clear thinking are thoroughly
muddied. 1t has had too many
experiences of this kind in
the past not to recognize
these forerunners. Now, how
ever, the attack is not upon
Labor alone but upon free
dom, upon democracy itself.
Those who look upon the
workings of q democratic
way of life and a republican
form of government with
warped vision and evil eye
are out to sabotage our mo-
rale with lies.
One invincible weapon lies
close to our hand-the truth!
Use this weapon fearlessly
and confidently.
When unverified reports
are repeated in your pres
ence, turn on the light of
truth. Sift the grounds in the
clear light of fact and the
suspicious that turn neighbor
against neighbor will melt
away as the shadows vanish
when the sun rises.
When hate breeding Ii e S
are spread forth as though
they were facts, turn on the
light of truth. These insect
pests breed fast and only the
strong light can kill them.
A Semitism and Anti
Catholicism are the first
weapons by which the haters
of freedom seek to shackle
the minds of men, but the
light of truth will show them
up for what they are. When
ever you meet them, destroy
the lies with the strong light
of truth.
In this way - and in this
way alone - can dissension
be kept from us and we be
free to face as a united people
any threat that may come to
us from abroad. Let there be
light.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-22

Use the following pattern when
rolling crust: forward first, then
back, then to right and then to left.
Crust should not be more than " OF
an inch thick.
Attra ctive edges on crust enhance
the beauty of a pie. Use the tip OF
a teaspoon to form scallops as 1t
pinches the edges together.
For a plain fluted edge, cut pastry
off " inch beyond pan. With
knuckle of forefinger on left hand
and thumb and f%orefinger Of right
hand, pinch edges into high, even
scallops.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-22
ZUCCO IN FLAME"

George Zucco has been signed
by Columbia to play the prin-
cipal heavy in Flame of SIAM
boul," international spy story
which Ray Navarro Is directing
and Wallace cDonald produc-
ing, with Richard Denning and
Lisa Ferraday heading the cast.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-22
GIRLS WITH O'BRIEN

Mary E. Donahue will play
Margaret O'Brien's rival for the
affections of Allen Martin, Jr.,
in Columbia's "The Romantic
Age" with Sharyn Moffett cast
as Margaret's tomboy girl friend
who tries to spoil Lucille's plans.
Sharyn was formerly under con-
tract to RKO., and Mary to
M-G-M
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-22
/ Up. To Go

UAW-CIO, Foundry Depart
ment, beat the AFL in an cleo
ton held in the plant of the
Ideal Foundry in Albion, Michi-
gan, last week by a ten to one
vote.
The company had been rum
ming an open shop.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-22

double boiler un-
TIL thickened.
Add grated lem
on rim d and
cool. Fold in egg
whites whic h
have been beat
en- stiff but not
dry. Whip milk
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-22
LYNN SAYS:
Here are Tips
For Successful Pastry

Keep pastry mix In your refrig-
orator for times when you want pie
crusts in a hurry. Make the mix
with 6 cups flour. ! tablespoon salt
and / pound lard. Use u of the mix
for a 9-inch two-crust pie. Add
enough water to mix together. from
81 to 4 tablespoons for " Of mix.
Keep the lard at room tempera.
Ature for blending with flour easily.
IA few strikes across the bowl with
a pastry blender does the job.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-22

fruit f~avorite. or
a custard type.
Whatever tn Q
type, the crust
should be melt
ingly delicious
and h e filling
tasty and tempt
ing.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-22

Pie originated IN old England as
a main dish Of meat. game or fowl
baked in a deep, flaky crust. The
S,es for dessert originated in Amer
Ian as you can tell from the express
ollsdn, "As American as apple pie"
ONE OF THE pies which recent
~ came into the spotlight Of popu-
iarity Is a combination Of cottage
cheese and pineapple. It's elegant
enough for a party, but always a
treat for the family. Garnish it with
a wreath of toasted coconut, snowy
whipped cream or toasted pecans.
and it's a dessert with a flourish.
Pineapple Cheese Pie
SERVES 6-s)
No. 2 can crushed pine
apple
III envelopes unflavored gel
attn
u cup pineapple syrup
Q eggs, separated
n cup sugar
1 teaspoon salt
u cup pineapple syrup
/ cup cottage cheese
/ tablespoon grated lemon
rind
8 tablespoons lemon Juice
/ teaspoon vanilla
~ cup cream, whipped
3 1 9-inch pastry she'll baked
Drain pineapple well. Soften gel
attn in u cup pineapple syrup.
Place egg yolks, sugar. salt and
"a cup pineapple syrup in top Of
double boiler. Cook over boiling
water. stirring occasionally. about
IS minutes. Add softened gelatin
and stir until dissolved. Cool until
mixture begins to thicken. Blend
In cottage cheese, lemon rind and
juice, flavoring and drained.
crushed pineapple. Beat egg whites
until stiff and fold into cheese mix.
forare with whipped cream Pour into
and cooled crust. Chill thor
oughly. about 2 hours.
FROZEN LEMON pie is made of
a smooth lemon custard in a
tempting cookie crumb coating. and
It tastes delightful after a fish din
ner.
sFroxen Lemon Pie
SERVES 81
4 cup evaporated milk
8 eggs, separated
Il cup sugar
" cup lemon juice
u teaspoon grated lemon rind
4 ounce package vanilla cook
les, crushed
Chill milk In refrigerator tray un-
ill Ice crystals form around the
edges. Meanwhile. beat egg yolks
slightly. combine with sugar and
lemon juice and cook in top part OF
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-22
Pie Favorites

Pie Favorites
Ivr7HEN YOU WANT to serve a
w really special dessert. that's
when you have pie. 1t might be a
light, airy chiffon type, a berry or
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-22
Chocolate Meringue Pie
makes 1 9-inch pie)

Chocolate Meringue Pie
makes 1 9-inch pie)
Filling:
squares unsweetened choc-
olate
u cup sugar
tablespoons cornstarch
2 cups milk
8 egg yolks, slightly beaten
u teaspoon salt
tablespoon butter
teaspoon vanilla
Meringue:
egg whites
u teaspoon salt
6 tablespoons sugar
For filing, melt chocolate In TOT
Of double boiler. Blend sugar ant
cornstarch together, add to choc
olate. Add milk gradually and cool
over boiling water until thick. abou
10 minutes, stirring constantly. Gov
err and let cook for 10 minutes long
err. Add egg yolks slowly. and cool
for two minutes longer. Add salt
butter and vanilla; let cool. Fill
cooled pie shell.
For m~eringue. beat egg white
with salt until stiff but not dry. Adj
sugar gradually and continue beat
ing until meringue stands in peaks
Cover chocolate filling in shell, seal
ing meringue to edges Of pastr.
shell and also leaving the top irregu
lar. Bake in a slow (325') oven I'm
til lightly Drowned. Cool befor'
serving.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-22
s'Coin My Way
Combination Back
With 'Hopalong'


men who combined their talents
in the production of Para
mounts phenomenal box-office
champion and Academy Award
winner, Going My Way" will
be together again, plus Bill
(Hopalong Cassidy Boyd and
possibly the four Bing Crosby
sons.
Paramount recently brought
this group together for a new
production, and it includes the
Going My Way" combination
of Bing, producer-director Leo
McCarey, and writer Frank
Butler.
The forthcoming picture from
an untitled original by Nc
Carey with Butler preparing the
screenplay, will co-star those
two sensations of show business,
Crosby and Hopalong, and it
will mark the latter's return to
the studio where he first enter
ed films and made his mark on
the screen.
Plans provide for the four
Crosby sons to appear in the
picture. They are Gary, the
twins Philip and Dennis, and
Lindsay. All have demonstrated
their heritage of talent on the
radio with their famous father,
and Gary recently made some
records with Bing.
Blng is due at the studio
early next week after spending
the summer at his ranch neal
Elko, New, following a Euro.
pean trip. This will be his frs
! starrer to follow "You Belons
To Me-" which will get under
! way in the fall with Frank
Capra as producer director anc
irving Asher the associate pro.
ducer, from a story by Roberr
/ R1skin and Liam O'Brien.
; BRIER DESIGNS DANCES
!, Audrene Brier has been Sc
by Columbia to choreograph the
exotic oriental dances which
Llse Ferraday will perform il
Flame of Stamboul," which
9 Wallace MacD Donald produce
and Ray Navarro directs. Rich
ard Denning co-stars with Mis-
Ferraday in the espionag,
thriller.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-22

Filling:
egg yolks
" cup sugar
Few grains salt
Q tablespoons orange juice
/ tablespoon lemon juice
/ teaspoon grated lemon peel
1 teaspoon grated orange peel
I cup cream, whipped
2 tablespoons confectionsr''
sugar
Beat egg yolks, sugar. salt.
orange and lemon Juice, orange and
lemon peel in upper part OF double
boiler. Place over hot water. Stir
and cook until thick. Whip cream
with sugar and spread " Of 1t over
cooled crust. Spread with filling,
then cover with remaining whipped
cream. Chill IL to "a hours.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-22

Crust:
2 egg whites
y cup sugar
u teaspoon cream Of tartar
Beat egg whites until frothy and
add cream Of tartar. Gradually add
sugar and continue beating until
stiff. Spread in nine-inch INCREASED
pie plate. Bake for an hour in a
slow 5000 oven.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-22

very stiff in a cold bowl with a cold
beater. Fold In lemon mixture
lightly. Line a quart freezing tray
Cor two pint trays) with crushed
cookies, reserving a portion of the
crumbs for topping. Pour custard
into tray and sprinkle top with re-
naming crumbs. Freeze in refrig-
orator set at coolest point.
Orange Angel Pie
(Serves 6-S)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-07

ClONL1UNlO ANSAMBLlO
SOKEJAMS
Artimiausia bendra tautiniu
sokiq repeticija bus treciadieni
rugsejo men. 13 d., 700 val. yak
Lietuviu Saleje.
'Tolimesn6 repeticiju tvarka
bus pranesta tos repeticijos me.
tn. Kaip ir visuomet, taip if 81
karta visi renkames punktualiai
Ypatingu atveju skambinkit te.
lefonu: RIA 1-7781.
Lildas Sagys
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-07

Nejaugi jie nezino?

|lankyti festival -.
Bolseviku parengimu garsini-
mas lietuviskose radio progra-
NOSE yra tiesiog prasizengimas,
mes daugelis is tikruju nezinoda-
mi, kas cia yra, eina j tuos paren-
gimus ir mesa parama items, su
kuriais cia pat apsisuke kovoja-
me. Daugelis taip paremusiu mu-
su prieso veikima, gall pasakyti
= is kur as galiu zinoti, kad jie
toki, jeigu patriotiskos radio
programos ragina eiti.
Todel manau, kad radio pro-
gramu vedejai,vistiek ar priva-
tus asmenys, ar draugijos, ta da-
lyka turetu rimtai apsvarstyti ir
nusistatyti ateityje susilaikyti
nuo raudonuju parengimu garsi-
nimo. Tegul ir neateis koks tre-
jetas doleriu, bet Saline bus rami
ir nebus papiktinimo.
M. J. Voketaitis
St. Joseph, Mo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-07

Perskaites Dirvos 33 numeryje
atkreipiau demesi j viena zinia,
pavadinta "Ar Tamsta zinai, kad
Sis piknikas rengiamas raudonu-
ju?" zinia CANA rimta ir ja tu=
retu atkreipti demesi lietuvial II
kitur, kur toki piknikai ar pana-
sus dalykai esti rengiami. Bet
as turiu ka kita minty.
stai Connecticut valstybej yra
trys lietuviskos radio progra-
mos. Visos trys vedamos geru
lietuviu. Rugpiucio menesio 5 d.
po pietu, budamas savo namuose
New Haven, Conn.,, klausau vie
nos radio programos, butent, is
Waterburio. Ir girdziu skelbiant,
kad ten ir ten bus festivals su
diamonds ir kitokia programa,
kviecia lankyti. Bet nepasako,
"ar zinai, kad ta festival rem
gia raudonieji'', ar jo negarsintu.
Rugpiucio 6 diena klausau pro-
gramos is Hartfordo - irgi tas
pats: susiriesdamas ragina ap-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-07

Kaip kiekvienais, taip ir siais
metals nuo rugsejo 9 dienos cia
ivyksta muge, vadinama Brock
ton Fair, kuri truks visa savai-
te. sioje mugeje, be zemes ukio
ir pramones gaminiq, dar kick
viena tautybe rengia ir savo tau
tine paroda, k. a., liaudies isdir-
biniQ, paprociu ir pan.
Kelios tautybes turf pasista-
ciusios net savo namus tokioms
parodelems. Lietuviai, jau gave
pirma priza, turi irgi pasistate
pirmoje vietoje savo "bakuze",
kurioje tokia paroda paprastai
ivyksta.
Jau ellie metu, kaip lietuviai
cia rengia liaudies dirbiniu, audi
niu ir kt., parodas. Kartais ir pa
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Conn.
LEGIONIERIAI RENGIA
PIKNIKA - GEGUzINE

Sekmadieni, rugsejo 10 diena,
Americas Lietuviu Legiono Ere
derick'o Sabonio Postas No. Z
rengia metini piknika = geguzi-
ne, pikniku parke Lighthouse
Grove, East Hartford.
Laukiama daug sveciu ir is
kitu Connecticut vietoviu ir net
is New Yorko.
Pakviesti visi Amerikos. Lie
tuviu Legiono apylinkes postal il
auxiliary, taip pat vienas is
Am. Liet. Legiono steigeju, kpt.
Petras Jurgela is New Yorko.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-07
HlPPoDR0ME

Nuo rugsejo 13 dienos rodoma
filma ''Trys paslaptys'' = triju
jaunu motinu drama, kuriu val
kai igoninej supainioti ir paskui
lektuvo katastrofoj du is ju zu-
vo, liko tik vienas - nezinia kat
ros. Vaidina Eleonor Parker, Be-
atrice Neal ir Ruth Roman. Be
to, dalyvauja Frank Love Joy ir
Leaf Erikson.
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. VINCAS DEBESIS

SUI sunum Juozu ir marcia isvyko
automobiliu j Miami, Fla, kur
viesi pas buvusius clevelandie-
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LIETUvOS IsTORIJOS
PRENUMERATORIAMS

Patria leidyklos skyrius Anne.
rikoje pranesa visiems Lietuvos
Istorijos prenumeratoriams, kao
tie is ju, kurie nebus gave tos
knygos Xxi rugsejo m. 20 dienos
yra prasomi kreiptis laisku ta
leidyklos skyriu zemiau nurodo.
mu adresu. Laiske reikia aiskiai
parasyti dabartini adresa.
observation-disclosures is ankstc
Lietuvos Istorijos kama dabal
yra $500.
p A T RI A
st. Johns Pl.
Stamford, Conn.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-07

GERAS KAMBARYS
vienam arba dviem suaupusien
1911 MelrOse Avenue
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BRoCKTok, MASSACHUSETTS
RENGIAMA DOKUMENTQ PARODA, vAIZDUOJANTI DA-
BARTINI LIETUVIU TAUTOSNAIKINIMA

procius pavaizduodavo gyvais pa
|veikslais. Daugiausia buvo rodo'
ma lietuviq senove, tautos prie'
spauda ir. tt.
siais metals lietuviu 'bakuze'
lie" svarbiausia vieta .uzims GE'
NOCIDO paroda, kurioje bus do
kumentais pavaizduotas lietuvil
tautos naikinimas 1910 - sc
metals.
Genocido parodai eksponatai
gauti is lietuviu martyrologijos
skyriaus Clevelande.
Parodos atidarymo metu bus
prakalbos, deklamacijos, dainuos
Brocktono sv. Roko parapijos lie.
tuviu choras, bus tautiniai sokiai
Tikimasi, kad j paroda apsilan.
daug zmoniu. V. Sta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-07

kandidatas Ashtbula apskrities
komisionieriaus pareigoms. Jis
visa laika gyvena Rome, Ohio.
Sumanus pieno ukio savininkas.
Turf ir Waldo 400 akrQ uki, ,Hols-
tein ir Jersey Cattle veisliu jun
gejas. Mr.. Kampf astuonerius
metus yra buves apskrities lab
daros valdybos narys ir dabar te-
bera Apskrities Mugiu Valdybos
|pirmininkas. Miesto Tarejas jau
90 metal. Narys Rome Grange,
Farm Bureau, Holstein Fresian
Assn. Metodistas, aktyvus vietos
administracijoje ir zemdirbystej.
Vedes, turf trejeta vaikq. Visa
laika demokratu partijoj.
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DETROIT, MICH.
TREMTINIU SUSIRINKIMAS

Sekmadieni, rugsejo 10 diena,
1890 val. buv. lietuviu svetainej
(kampas Vernon Hw. ir rs ST.
ivyks visuotinis Detroito lietuviu
termtiniu dr-jos nariq susirin-
kimas. Maloniai kvieciame visus
Detroito ir apylinkiu lietuvius
tremtinius Shame susirinkime bu-
tinai dalyvauti.
Valdyba
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BUS GEGUzINE

Sekmadieni, rugsejo II diena,
Detroito liet. tremtiniu draugija
rengia geguzine Beachnut
Grove parke. Pradzia 100 valan-
d.. Bus bufetas, geras orkestras,
ir skautq bel skauciu rengiama
|progranna. Kvieciame dalyvauti
visus Detroito ir apylinkiu lietu-
vius.
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BUS DOKUMENTQ APIE LIE.
TUVIQ TAUTOS zUDYMA
PARODA

j. Rimasausko vedamas Lie
tuviq Martyrologijos Skyriu $
(prie Politiniu Kaliniu Draugi-
jos) numato surengti tam tikra
paroda, kurioje autentiskais do
kumentais bus pavaizduota, koks
lietuviu tautos zudymas vyksta
dabartiniais laikais. Tam suma-
nymui ivykdyti talkininkauja
tremtiniu draugija ir kitos orga-
|nizacijos. Tarp ko kita, rengejai
kreipesi ir j Kulturos Fonda pa
remit 81 darba. Valdyba nutare,
kad, nors tai ir nera tiesiogine
Kulturos Fondo uzdaviniu sritis,
tad tiesioginiams tikslams suor-
ganizuotu lesu Siam reikalui me-
butq galima isleisti, Wis delto bu.
vo tos nuomones, kad ta svarbia
|paroda paremti reikia. Tad buvo
nutarta kreiptis j rugsejo 8 die
nos minejimo dalyvius specialia
auka paremti ta darba. Buvo su.
aukota' apie 96 doleriai. Tai yra
MAJ daug tick, kick parodos or
ganizatoriai is Kultiros Fondo ir
buvo pageidave paramos.
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GRAzUS KAMBARYS

SUI teise naudotis kitais kamba-
riais ir virtuve, vienam ar dviem
suaugusiems. Naujai isdazytas.
91O9 Morris Ave. SW 1-O327
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K a S r u r e T u

X "A S T u r e T y
J. Basanaviciaus 'Lietuviskos
pasakos'' I, II, III, w, tomus ir
rs Veliu bel Velniq gyvenimo''
l ir II tomus, maloniai prasyciau
atsiliepti. Tos knygos reikalingos
mano darbui. Del atlyginimo su-
sitartumem.
Juzas Balcidnas,
5317 So. Maryland Ave.,
Chicago Is, III.
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RINKIMV BIURAS NAUJOJ
VIETOJ

Clevelando miesto rinkimu blu
ras dabar yra persikeles j senaja
Greyhound autobusu stoti, kam-
pas East 9-tos gatves ir Supe-
|rior. Biuras registracijos reika-
lams atdaras kasdien, o pirma-
dieniais, treciadieniais if penk-
tadieniais net Xxi 900 val. vaka-
no. Balsuotoju registracijos 1ai-
kas baigiasi sio menesio 27 die
ma, todel, kas dar nera itrauktas
j rinkiku sarasus, 0 turf teise bal
suoti, turf paskubeti uzsiregis-
truoti, nes neuzsiregistrave Xxi
sio menesio 27 dienos nebegales
dalyvauti lapkricio Z dienos rim
lkimuose.
Evening star., 1950-06-04

II your lily Of -the-valley were
shy bloomers this season the
chances are that they should be
lifted, the soil enriched with COM
post or well-rotted manure and
reset. II lifting is not practicable,
a. generous layer OF rich compost
for well-rotted manure. should be
scattered over. the bed. Y
Evening star., 1950-06-04
Rose Selections i.
.Keep.5 Choices

All-America Rose Selections
which annually chooses the best
roses OF the year, has announced
that there will be. no winners for
1851. None OF the varieties en-
tered in the 1851 trials was con-
sidered to be equal to the high
standards required for the award
and for the first time since 1910
there will be no new all-America
rose selection.
AS a result, the four current
winners will wear their crowns
another year. They are Fashion,
which is fioribunda, and Mission
Bells. CapiStrano and Suffers
Gold all hybrid teas, the four
chosen on the basis of actual per-
formance IN 19 official gardens To-
Gated throughout the country.
= The National Rose Jury this
year. has chosen 10 from among
the, selections Of the last 10 years
as the decade fayorites. not -con-
sidering the 1850. champions in
the choices. The 10 from
among the 36 previously desig-
mated are:
Peace. pale gold 0946); Char
lotte. Armstrong, cerise U94D:
Lowell Thomas, golden yellow
Taffeta, carmine 194S);
Nocturne, cardinal red 1s48);
Rubaiyat. crimson pink u947) /;
Forty-Niner. chrome yellow with
red inside (1949): Katharine T.
Marshall. pink (1944; Mirandy,
deep red Q945), and San Fer
nando, currant red U94S).
Evening star., 1950-06-04

~ Add a few choice varieties OF
iris TO your planting the time to
order Is now. There are many
worthwhile varieties to be had for
less than 4 dollar apiece
Evening star., 1950-06-04
Garden Club.
"a
Activities
TOmOrFOW.

Woodbridge Garden Club-Rose-
Spring Flower Show, Sherwood
Hall; classes for cut flowers and
arrangements; roses, iris. peonies
pansies, etc. Entries invited 3 to
u pm; public showing 8 pm
Show takes place Of June meeting
Judges: MRS. Frances Scofield
Mrs. Fred Lang, Neils j., Hansen
v. L. McKinstry.
Tuesday.
Falls Church Garden Club
Meeting, open to area gardeners,
IS pm. Madison School auditor
ium; speaker. Wilbur H. Young
man: How to Get the Most From
Your Garden"
Wednesday.
Rock Greek Garden Club
Luncheon, 1890, Woodmont
Country. Club; slides of recent Ma
tional Flower and Garden Shows
winning arrangements. Mrs. Her
bert Greger honor guest at lunch
con-. arranged by Mrs. Morris
Gewirz. New. slate Of officers:
Mrs. Arthur Stephens, president;
Mrs. Bernard Bechhoefer and
Mrs. Theodore Peyser. vice presi-
dents; Mrs. Paul Segal. treasurer:
Mrs. Bernard Kiisheimer, secre-
tsry; Mrs. Alfred Klein, parlia-
mentarian: Mrs. Julius Goldstein,
librarian.
Thursday.
National Capital pahlia Society
Meeting, -8:15. National Museum.
Discussion onprunine and disbud-
ding for maximum show blooms,
led by DR.. Parker. Sale. of plants.
Mems Garden Club Of Mont
gomery County-Demonstration of
rose varieties in bloom, 7:45, A..C.
Barrett garden, 47l9 Brandywine
NV.
Friday Saturday.
Palisades Garden Club-Flower
show as part Of spring festival at
Potomac Heights Community
Church. Entries invited to COM
pete for ribbons and trophies.
Saturday.
Potomac Rose society-pilgrim-
age to Hershey, Pa. by buses leav-
ing 7:15 am, going via Gettys-
burg and returning via York. To-
morrow final date for reservations
with Arthur r. Wilson (warfield
0SlO, S. per person with applica-
ton.