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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-03

but we hope it helps the fellows
who are not so lucky as we are
Next week the last dance until
after the holidays. Johnny plays
for this one.
Don't forget, fellows, our Christ
mas Party December 18th at the
Club. There is no meeting until
December l4th so this viii, be your
only notice. We will again ex-
change S1.OO gifts as last year
Maybe we can persuade Santa
Claus to make the exchange
Make em comic!
At our next meeting we will
have something OF special interest
for the members. Cleveland cleo
trio COMPANY will present film
entitled "Opportunity.'
During the two weel: lull in
articles Hans Steiner has become
a man of leisure" He retired"
and is just keeping himself busy
as a salesman of sorts. Also, Bill
Wolff did not like the looks Of
his finger nails he took a week
off and spent all his time washing
diapers. How do they look now.
Bill?
The news of our bowling meet
is fairly good. The girls team and
one of the mems team came away
victorious. | was on the other
team.
What a beting we took! Fol-
lowing are the totals bowled;
Pat Robey - 2Sl, Dotie Titsch
3l7, Rose Ham - 425, Kay
Eiben - 5l5, peabody" Jacob
- 3S7, Eileen Beckett - 33o, {.
Titsch - 424, H. Beckett - 4o,
F. Haller - 357. H. Haller - 484,
B. Eliben 49, AS, c. Aber - 4o3,
G.. Jacob - 451. o. Kohl - 4l6.
S. Depner - ass, and F. Ham -.
asa. Next meet will be in New
Castle. Pa. on January 18th. ]
hope other clubs interested will
Join in and keep this big ball roll
ling.
All OF us enjoyed the r'eal very
much; especially the rolls. Frank
did not eat his but took it along.
We made a stop and had coffee:
Frank brought out his napkin anc
unrolled his roll and ate it with
his coffee. The waitress rever got
over the shock, before we left
The kids certainly enjoyed
Franks new song of "Now, Not
Later. ] wonder if he has it
completed yet:
Don't forget, fellows. December
18th - Christmas Party - Sl.U
Gifts. December l4th meeting at
800 p. m.
George Jacob. Rep.
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HOMESTEAD. PA.
BRANCH 6

Our regular scheduled meeting
was held on Sat- Nov. l4th in the
club rooms. We wish to welcome
as new members to our lodge,
Malcolm Hoffman and John ST.
mopis who were initiated last
meeting.
I wish to correct a mistake that
I had printed and was brought to
my attention. I stated that the
forthcoming Steward would be
elected on at the Officers meeting
on Dec. ! |, 1858. He will be elected
on at the regular Dec. meeting
by the Body. I am sorry and hope
that the people who corrected me
will bear with as I make mistakes
too.
Bids still being accepted for
Steward, anyone wishing to place
a bid can do so by putting it in a
sealed enevelope addressed to the
local lodge. He will be elected at
the Dec. meeting to take office
April 1st. This is to enable us to
prepare our liquor license.
Our Grape Dance turned out to
be great success. We wish to
thank everyone who came. | hope
you all had a wonderful time. |
was not able to attend but was
glad it was a success.
Our bowling is coming along
very fine, we are really in the
thick of things and am very
happy to have my team in first
place. although it is only by slim
margin. 1t looks like real close
race so good luck to all.
Our annual Christmas treat will
be held on Sat. Dec. 19 at 7 p. m.
Santa wrote and told us he would
be available for the evening. So
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3meis II

slm Sontos, BEN s. Desember fin.
BET uniere nddite 8eriammllme itatt,
an oieien abeno finoet aud bic
iGhrlid,e geomtinnenmabl itatt, 10
bite liebe sdneiter for1mt unS
!pob,tt oieier yeriamnlung bel. gs
miro oen geamtinnen Greuoe ma.
den, gdueitern, bic bas san5e Sabr
nid)t fommen, besriiBen a., '6nuen.
sm 12. Desen,ber ubenSs I'M 8
l1br iinbet uniere eroBe aorten. ,inb
Yunfo Bartie itott, ein tiidtiees So.
,nitee lit an Der Mrbeit. Iidets {inb
aud, nod bel ser Bartie su bnben.
Die shmcitern, tpelbe freiuillie
Yreiie neriprohen baben. {irb erfudt,
oicieIben in Die Teridmmlu1e si
5rinsen. ban:t bas aon;tee tpeil,
mas es bot.
Sm Namen Der 9eamtinnen bof-
len mir. reht uiele Mitglie6er ur6
isreunbe bel Der 9artenpartie au BE.
eriiben.
SiIba 8inoe::. Sefr.
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ALLIANCE, OHIO
BRANCH 8

On Dec. 6, Sunday afternoon at
2:3O is our Lodge meeting. Those
sisters who have not paid TIL.
$l.W death benefit may do so now,
Our meetings are conducted in
German as we'll as in the Englist.
language. Sister Pres. Elizabeth
Wonner by speci' request, wishe,
all members to be present at this
meeting, where as each individual
is duty bound to vote for the right
and able officers for the year O.
1854.
After closing the business ses-
sion the officers of 1853 will serve
lunch.
In hopes of greeting many OF
you!
Elizabet Wonner, Pres,
Regina Evers, Sec.
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CLEVELAND. OHIO
IN APPRECIATION

l hearwith personally thank the
many generous givers, from nea.
and far, who contributed so whole
heartedly to the recent Mary and
Kathy Fund. Your constant kind
thoughts and deep concern for the
recovery of my children heipel
tighten my despair 10 those
months of anguish. ! shall neve
forget the miraculous chain o.
events which resulted from the
greet power of your repeated
prayers. The unprecedented aid
given by our lodges, orr Vo'ks.
blatt, and other organizations vii!
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
CHRISTMAS-PARTY

Friday evening, December II is
the date of the Annual Children's
Christmas Party given by Br.
and 4 at the Westside Sachsen-
helm. All members of the Juvenile
Department are most cordially in
vited to attend; their parents and
friends are also welcome, as are
children and parents of our newly
arrived Americans.
Special entertainment is being
planned and Santa Claus has
promised to stop by with gifts
for all the children. Refreshments
will top off a gala evening. Hop
ing to see you all there!
Remember December | | at 7 80
p. m.
q. ;. 10.
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Ams HileS, Ohio
Hiueia 20.

Mm 6. Deaember I'M, 2 11hr no@ut
in Der &alIe an Belmont Nne. tpirb
nniere @eneralperiammluue abse.
balten, .uoau ale Mitglietcr eebeten
Nnb, au eribeinen. Nur 4rheit ooer
2ranfbeit tpiro entihul6iet. go bite,
tonmt ale uno laBt nns cute @eant.
ten iiir bas Sabr 1854 splblen. 6enn
MIR 10 fann Der 0erein bejieben.
gtebmt es euh at &er5en un6 ballet
5uiammen. oenn mir iebe,t t,ns niht
iebr oft. Deriammluns lit blob einmal
i'm Monat, naht es guh sur pfliht
3u fontmen. alio auf Elm @ie6erieben
am 6. Te5em5er.
Nit BruSersruB,
Grit ehen, Gefret6r.
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Siebenbiirotid.2 .2lmerifdniid,es Dolfsblatt

bring the kids, there will be fun
and gifts for all the kiddies. So
kids keep in mind now and don't
let nom and dad forget Sat. Dec.
lo at 2 p. m.
New Years Eve Treat will be
annual Sauer-Kraut Supper and
Dancing. Tickets are now on sale
for $1.O per person. Hats, noise
makers and fun for all. Bring the
kids with you.
Our next regularly scheduled
meeting will be Sat. Dec. II, at
s D. m. This is an important mee-
ting for election and installation
of officers. So come out and vote
for the man of your choice. See
you all then.
Fred l.. Orendi, Sec.
19, 26, ), 10.
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uAC0Us W AOOA4&~
ing Oh all it, accounts to IN even
dollar tno pennies computed) Is
saving an estimated $500, 900 . year.
Postmaster General Arthur Sum-
merheld says the pennies average
out in the end.
3. The Bureau Of Public Roads,
finally realizing 1t cannot compete
with gasoline station mapA has
stopped distributing it, own maps.
4. The Department Of Interior
saved $4,000 . year By cancelling
publication Of it, monthly mAga.
zine to employees. There was no
noticeable effect on worker morale.
S. The Bureau Of Printing and
Engraving now prints money with
10 bills to the sheet instead Of II,
and It figures It 10 saving one-third
on the cost Of specially treated
paper used In money printing.
II OREAN CHILDREN. Korean
n children traditionAlly wear Z
native costume with brightly hand.
Cd sleeves. That makes . fortunate
coincidence for there are thousand
Of thoughtful Amexic4n Wome1
who are Knitting little sweaters To-
the 100000 orphans In that terrtb'
~ war-torn land.
They gather up "scrapr yarn an<
knit up the reds, green's, yelloWs
and blues into one-inch bands. Pu
together they make excellent httl.
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Ian. q at Cleveland
200 West VS.. Canton
500 East VS.. Monaco
Salem-Bye
Feb. 8 at Monaco
! 90 Monaco vs.. Canton
500 West VS.. Salem
East Bye
Feb. 20 at Salem
200 Salem VS.. East
800 Monaco VS.. West
Canton-Bye
2lnS Detroit, A1i4.
Gum slSnsensem &erbitfpxsert bes >.
Il. =. nnS Saysnis @emiidten Gbors
Vr. 3

Nf. s
3u an Sem @rcben l,no Sfone,1
rpas oeutiHe Ginmanoerer ihrem neu'
en- goterlano eeseben sebSrt Dor al,
lem sic MuNf rno. beiorSers ha:
Deutid)e 9ieo. .Ias 2ieD lit Ser
teuerite ghas, ben Der einponoernoe
Geute NIT TT bic Grembe n'mmt. 81
bleibt in ieiner seele bdracn, wenn
au1 ionit fremSes Weien i'm Inn.
idlinet. Wenn er ionit alles Deutid,e
abltreift unb cine eans rslie Sdu1
ansicbt, bas seutid5e 2ieS balt ibn
bod qefoneen. Bon Ser @clpalt nno
1ieie nes neutid,en 2ieoes niro ielbit
herieniae osriibrt, Der Ole heutihe
Sprod,e nid,t peritebt, eenn ielbit er
abnt feline @rcSe.
Die MnNf lit bic sprad,e, Die ie'
Der perjtebt uno bas beuti:te 2ieo bic
uornebmite unb feinite Nropaganoa.
bic mir fir beutIhe Guln,r MAIDEN
f0nnen. Der tieien innerca Gemdli
bes oeutihen 2ieoes beugea N9 ade.
es III erpis iGon uno unnc4abmIib.
es Sinet at 3er5en.
Gin alGnjenoer 8espels oapon ,pdr
Der ishone NicScrobenb bes 9. II. g
!umo Saronio Nr. 3 @eniihtem 9bors
an samstoa abeno, ocn II. Nonenl'
ser III Der sdnaer Salle al Mad
Mpe. ,,uter ber Qeituna ih:es beliebs
ten Dirieenten isrona Reihfe unb Der
arobdrtise @eiu9. Nod Der freiinbli'
den @eeriibune aller &dite 6urh ben
Erdfoenten &ans S4red iong her
Gbor 3ipei aie6er:
1. &eimot Define Sterne,
2. @enn Mbenbs bic &cioe trdum!
nit einem 1uett Colo, ge'nnsen bon
;srou Soa Moumonn ,,nb Srau Clio
&oien,ann, ON Jliisel beeleitete Tra,'
sprineer, tpar ai,sseoeihnet uni
aroBcr 8eifalf belobnte bic Ginger
8. Guett aus Der Sperette @aipa'
rome un6 s.hmars,palomdoel. geiun'
aen pom 0rau Sba WcCmann ,.ne
Neins Sod mar prahtuo0 t.no GROCER
Mpp!ous belobnte fe.
am ed,Iub Der yortrdse fang Ser
Gbor bas Gbidnoti 2ieo. bel benz
&eiu3 Sod nit ieinem senoriolo
pr1dtie CUR @eltuns fam. am Jliisel
beeleitete 0rou aod.
Gem gbcrmeiiter, dllen Sdneerin'
mem uuo g6neern her3lihen Oanf fiji
ben aenubreiHen Abenb uno anf Wie.
oerie1en beim n1Hiten Qieoerabeno
ct. &Iau;enburger
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new Castle NEWS
JUNIOR SAXON CUB

A monthly meeting was held at
the Eintracht Hall November %.
1858. There will be a Basket Ball
Game December 5. at 8 &C at the
Ben. franklin Junior High School
Gym, between Salem and the New
Castle Junior Saxons. A meal will
follow the game at the Hall. All
is welcome.
The next monthly meeting will
be held December 20. 1853. Would
like to see all Juniors present
Let's round up some new can
didates.
President Arlene Calhoun. SOS
Nc Cleary Ave, Oliver H-slo4.
Secretary: Ruth Botlendorier,
sOS Nc Cleary Ave, Oliver g.
1874.
Sylvia.
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CLEVELAND WEST
BRANCH 4

Dear Sisters Our next meeting
is on Sunday Dec. f at 5p. m. with
election of officers. Our Presi-
dent Mrs. Susie Rehner would
like to see you all in the meeting,
SO please come. Refreshments and
card party after the meeting.
Did | tell YOU that Eddy and
Elsie Gross have a new baby girl.
All and Clara Aber a new son :
Hartv Loew got married, Billy
and Helen Wolff have new
son. Laudene Juriga is pinchhit-
ting for Helen as Jr. Sec. kath.
Butzlander is better.
We congratulate June Ross and
her mother Johanna Weber for
finding Kathy and Mary Ross.
Sister kath. Bloch we congra-
tulate for her successful husband
as Insurance Manager.
Betty Tischler, Sec.
Is I
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2l,a< Seraiit, Ohie
3meia 3

AGen 9,iioern ocs 9meises 5
sur Nahrift, oab uniere nibite Der.
idiflmluns samstae abeno. oen :.
0e5ember I'm 1908 l1br abenbs itott-
finoet. Sn eieier Yeriamnlune lit
Die Rcamtenmabl fir bas :ommenoe
Sabr. SD boffe, oab fib ale griioer
intereiiieren audi oiesmal CUTE Be-
ante 5ll ipdblen. tpelde ;um Wobl
uno 9eiten oes 8ereins arbeiten.
ltnier Geibnadtsfeit am 19. Sc.
Sember aberSs iinoet fit ur'ere ain-
Der itatt unter 2eituna unieres @e.
ianasuereins. slae gltern fno er.
iudt. ibre ainOer in Die Nrobe 81
ididen ieonc 0tittlpoh abenb I'M
Z ltbr. Sic geamten tperoen oles
ouis Bette arraneieren auh Su bic.
lem 8eibrodtsieite.
Sobn Tabu, Sefr.
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This and That from Washington

sleeves. Even the smallest bits of
yarn can be used for afghan
squares. which are % easy to make.
The very least remnant Of yarn
can be used BY tying abort lengths
together, for in An afghan. the
more color the merrier!
In an afghan. it takes 120 Ave-
inch squares to make . cover that
would be 20 welcome in the bitter
cold OF . Korean winter. Many
Americans pack up bundles Of 120
squares, with . yarn needle and
plenty Of extra sewing yarn and
send It all to Korea unfinished.
Korean women are only too hap.
py to complete the afghan.
II you are interested In doing
some little thing for these very
gallant people. write for more de.
tails to ARK (American Relief for
Korea), 52-l5 Flushing Avenue,
Maspeth, N. Y, Or ARK, 3l46 Lucas
Ave-, st. Louis, Missouri.
0OAsT GUARD EXAMINA-
" TIONS. The oldest sea-going
0SIvJC0 NJ <A1uS1tCo ~ OA40 OSAAS01
States Coast Guard. It has . long
history Of loyalty and courage
which - good background for the
lad who y leoking for opportunity.
Perhaps you or someone you know
would b interested.
Competitive examinations for the
Academy ct New London, Conn.
win b held all over the nation on
February 23rd, and 24th. 1854.
Graduates receive . Bachelor Of
Science Degree In Engineering and
! commission aS : service career
oflacer.
Candidates must be single, be-
tween II and q years old. in ex-
cellent physical condition and with
outstanding chaxaetsr refsreucos In
their communities. high ochool Gtll-
dents who win graduate by June
70 Are eliethle % take the tspts
II they viii have 10 eeolitS ~ that
time.
Applicasions should 10 sent "a
Coast Guard Headquarters, wash
ington, p. g., and must b IN ~
January 18th, 1854.
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HOMESTEAD. PA.
BRANCH Is

Our next regularly scheduled
meeting will be held on Sunday
afternoon at 2 p. m. Dec. IS, 1855.
Election of officers will take place
at his meeting, so let's have a mic.
turnout.
Following the meeting we will
have our Christmas Party featur-
ing a chicken dinner and exchang~
ing of gifts.
So let's all come to the meeting
and party, bring a gift OF not
more than 50 cents. See you there.
Sara N. Orendi, Sec
:, TO-
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arofer. ale Nreiie uno @eidenfe }ino
odnfbar an9enommen mor0en. au&
0anf o1en Shmeitern Sic an Der
1unfopartie teilnabmen. Giebe
Sdmeitern modt guh e,ltitebeno, be.
aoblt Cure geitrage piinftlid, ebenio
oen StiitunesboQar.
SIM aomitee fir Deaember {ino:
Morp Gli5. Wenrih. Selen DauiS,
Charlotte sfmiot mo Marp Moier.
Cara Dillon, eGetretdrin.
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SAXON VETERANS

Now that he printer has moved
we are in business again. Good
luck to them in their new build
ing. ,
Saturday night good crowd
was in attendance again at our
dance thus assuring a goodly sum
that was presented to tie repre-
sentatives of the Vets Hospital IN
our area. We realize it is not lot
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NILES, OHIO

This is to inform you that there
will be a meeting Sunday. Dec.
9th at 2 p. m. 1t is of the ntllost
Importance that every member
attend because we are having elec
ton of officers for the coming
year of 1854. Only work. sickness,
will be an acceptable excuse fo-
your absence!
Refreshments will be served af.
ter the business meeting.
Sincerely, Fred Scheli, Sec,
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
BRANCH 33

Or Sunday, Decemebr Is at
? 90 in the afternoon our monthly
meeting will take place at which
time we will once again have cleo
ton Of Officers for this coming
year. Let us have good attendance
for this election.
Brothers on the sick list this
month are Andrew Bell, Michael
Ceiger and Herman Miller. The
members wish them all speedy
recovery.
John r. Schneider Sec
3, 10.
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always be remembered, alone
with the spontaneous efforts ant
loving labors contributed by the
Mary kathy Fund Committee l
am sure the word 'Saxons' will al
ways have special meaning TO;
Mary and kathy who Join me Ill
asking Our Lord to bless each one
of YOU.
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2luS lilies, Okie
3meia %

slaen StueItern bes 94peiees %
biene sur aenntnis. bab bic reselm6.
bige Verinmmlung om Sonntda, ben
s. Oeaember I'M 2 ltbr ndhmittdgs
abgebalten tptro.
Mae Sdmeitern limb esbeten Der
ger'ammll,ng bei5utpobnen. .
9 Wunther, Sefr.
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ampleS Oh SV.
eral which your
government is
practicing that
save taxpayers
millions of dol
lars:
/. The State
Department, by
putting fe " z T
pages into pass
ports, IL saving
IN esttm ate d
$0,W . year.
2. The p oS t
once DEPART
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NEW CASTLE NEWS
BRANCH q

The next meeing of Branch d
will be held Thursday evening
December 10, 1853. at 7 30 in the
Eintracht Hall. All members are
urged to attend this meeting
There will be election of officers
Will those members who have not
yet received their dividend checks
please come for them. as this will
be the last meeting of the year.
Pauline Kalish, G. V. Gee.
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BRANCH 2
GENERAL MEETING

The General Meeting ST Branch
p will be held on Sunday Dec.
18th at 2 80 p. m. All members are
urged to attend this i,,portant
meeting, as we have election Of
officers.
And most of all we would like
to see all you young members At
tend that meeting.
The officers are urged to be at
the meeting promptly at 2:D p.
m. The Bazaar held on the 9TH of
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2l,ss 81. feais. u1e.
Smeis Is

uniere reeelmdbise U2onatsper.
iammluns finbet am gentae. ben 6.
DECEMBER nm 8 l1br na4mittdss i'm
ct. Souis &oufe iiatt. es Fn6 tebr
wi9tise @eih6fte 81 erle6isen bus
mi&tisife 1T bic Heamtem,u1bl, 6es.
peeen ielIten olIe Nstslieber dmipe.
ien6 fein.
erfriiAuneen uno 2un9 nod Der
UerinmmIune.
@eo @oelceni. SER.
IS, 3.
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INCREASED EFFICIENCY. A lot
i of little economies can add up
to . great savings and here are ex-
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- 8itte beahten Gie bic tIeinen
Mnseiaen.
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7. s. J. A. NEWS
T. s. J. A. BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
Dec. II at Salem
200 Salem VS.. West
500 Canton VS.. Monaco
East-Bye
Dec. 1o at Cleveland
200 East VS.. Salem
$500 West VS.. Monaco
Canton-Bye
Jan. 9 at Cleveland
90 East VS.. West
500 Salem VS.. Canton
Monaca-Bye>
Jan. l6 at Canton
7 90 Canton VS.. East
500 Salem VS.. Monaco
West-Bye
Ian. q at Cleveland
200 West VS.. Canton
800 East VS.. Monaco
Salem-Bye
Feb. 6 at Monaco
200 Monaca vs.. Canton
500 West VS.. Salem
East Bye
Feb. 20 at Salem
200 Salem VS.. East
800 Monaco VS.. West
Canton-Bye
Evening star., 1953-05-17
Summer Greens
Easy to Grow
BY james Birchfield-

New Zealand spinach is a
warm-Weather crop. It is not
closely related to spinach, which
bolts to seed in hot weather. Sow
in the open ground at any time
now, covering seed about u
inch. Thin to about 8 inches
apart in the row. AS the plants
develop. about 3 inches of the
growing tips with leaves attached
are cut off and used as potherbs
or greens" This forces new
shoots and causes the plants to
increase in size so that numerous
gatherings may be made.
Tampala. another summer pot
herb due for seeding now, was
introduced in America in 1914.
The people of China and India
have enjoyed it for centuries. A
packet of seed will supply most
families. Sow very shallow. The
entire plant may be harvested
and stem and leaves used. If
cut about 2 inches from the
ground a good second growth
will develop. It is superior to
spinach in ascorbic acid and cal
cium content.
Evening star., 1953-05-17

several applications to get the
adults as well as the newly
Matching eggs and nymphs.
Crabgrass Is beginning to
sprout and no doubt most yards
will have a plentiful supply after
last years infestation. The
chemical, potassium cyanate.
sold under various trade names
of which crab grass killer is a
part, is the best material, but 1t
takes three applications to do
the job. Space them at least a
week apart. Phenyl mercuric
acetate Injuries bluegrass and,
while a more rapid killer of crab
grass, is not recommended be-
cause injury to bluegrass will
prevent the needed coverage to
choke out weeds.
Now that the iris season, is
past we should not delay lifting
and dividing the iris. The sooner
this is done the more chance
that they will bloom next spring.
Do not make the divisions too
small, a double fan is small
enough, so that the plants will
produce at least one flower spike
next season. Set the divisions in
a well-enriched soil. but first.
give them a baking in the sun
and it is good insurance to treat
the cut surfaces with sulphur,
bordeaux or other fungicide to
prevent entry of disease germs.
If borers are present they should