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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-12-02
Rockport

Farm and Home Advisory Council
viii meet in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra Bucher, Monday evening.
The December topic for discussion
will be "Good Will Toward Men,"
Members are requested to read the
second chapter of st. Luke and "A
Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens.
Following the program there viii be
a gift exchange. The January meet
ing will be held with Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Gratz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Carey of Van
Nuys, Calf, weJe supper and over
night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Lentz recently, when they were here
for funeral services for Mr.. C. c.
Carey in Sidney
Mr.. and Mrs. Qrlo Marshall were
entertained in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Cahill in Bluffton for din.
ner last Friday evening.
Thanksgiving Day dinner guests in
the Guy Mayberry home were Mr..
and Mrs. Walter AuEhe of Lima. Mr..
ard Mrs. Dale Westenbarger Joined
them at the supper hour. That even
ing the men of the party attended the
wrestling matches In Toledo.
Philip Rover is again patient in
Lima Memorial hospital. His condi-
ton is considered serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Campbell were
guests of their son-in7I Iaw and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Delner Reagan and
son Randy in Dayton over Thanks
giving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Kidd and
family of Columbus Grove spent
Thanksgiving Day with the formers
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Cloyce Kidd.
Mrs. William Garmatter and Mr..
and Mrs. Orlo Marshall spent
Thanksgiving Day with Amos Thutt
and daughter, Mrs. Halle Althaus.
Mrs. Guy Mayberr9 was among
members of the New Century club of
Columbus Grove whd attended a
luncheon, Monday, in the Elk's
Maroon room in Lima, Mrs. Ray
Hartman and Mrs. Henrietta Cass
were the hostesses.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. w. McIntire and
family of Bluffton were entertained
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-12-02

at dinner Sunday evening in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Robert Barnett and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Marshall and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burkholder were
Sunday afternoon callers in the Nell
son Wells and John Marshall homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Campbell spent
Saturday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Orlo Marshall In Bluffton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Neuenschwand-
er called Sunday afternoon on the
latter's brother, Eugene Basinger, of
Vaughnsville who is quite i'll with a
virus infection.
Because of the illness of Mrs.
Vernon Springer, who is now a sur
gical patient in a Chicago hospital,
the Sprungers will not return to
Africa in January. as previously
planned.
The Presbyterian Missionary Soc
iety will meet in the home of Mrs.
Robert Barnett, Wednesday afternoon
of next week for the annual Christ
mas program in charge of Mrs. Har-
old Marshall and Mrs. Barnett. Mrs.
Glen Huber will give the devotions
and Mrs. w. E. Marshall has the Year
Book of Prayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lemley of
Findlay We're Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Marshall. In the
evening the group went to Toledo to
see Holiday on Ice at the arena.
Mrs. Mary Sylvester spent Thanks
giving Day and the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Robey near Van
Vert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Mayberry en-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-12-02

announced at press time, it was like
" that it would be at the Lima Unit
ed Brethren church.
Since there are eight or more con-
testants in the county finals, there
will be two contests. One win be held
in Spencerville and the other in Lii
ma. The winner~of these contests
will receive silver m edal and be eli
gible for the district contest.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-12-02
Two Bluffton Boys
In County Contest

The two Bluffton entrants in the
Allen County Prince OF Peace Decla-
nation contest, Robert Steiner and
Thorne Lauriat, will compete next
Sunday, December 5. Although the
place for the contest had not been
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-07
Allen Niehtbusrgsrn
zur Beachiung

Som Ginmanoerllnesamt ,pirb
oarauf aifmerfiam aennd)t. bab ole
etid,tbiireer i'm 9uuie Ses Mcnnts
Sanuar Ser 9eboroe ernclt ibre slr=
Ifrift mit;l,teilen boheil.
Sir bie erite gfitteill,na muB
oas Iormllar 1<53 beniist neroen,
oas in einem ieben Gcitamt uno bel
elmer ieben 9ienititelle ser ginwan-
oerungsbehcrbe 81, ba6en iIt.
gSenn ienano lpuhrenb oes 0to.
mats ssanuar nih:t i'm 2anbe iein
ipate, 10 lit er perpilihtet, bie 0tel'
Dung innerhaIb bon sehn Eagen nah
ieiner Hiidfebr at eritatten.
Tie sluifriften bon minoeriGrieen
ainbern miiiien entpeber bon Den
Gltern coer Gcrmiinbern mitgeteiIt
perben.
sSer aegen oieie TelSepiIid,t Der.
ItoBt, Ser iest it'd id,ueren Straien
aus: lie beiteben in sSreibeitsitraien,
8elHitrafen unb 9eportieri,na. Gs
Iiest i'm Ssnterelie zines ieoen Niht=
biirgers, ben pprgeihriebenen Ger.
min fiir Sie gritattuns ser NeISung
allf ber porgeidriebenen Sorm itrift
innesubnlten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-07

mahtpoGen arGfte ser @eihihte ,nb
1r. 3pnrab Ibenauer einer oerieniz
gen, oie 8elbid)te MAIDEN. rTieles
ssabr", iaste Der @ann oes. Sahres,
lit ein Sabr, in ,pelfem Der 8iez
oeraufitieg 3eutihlanos bas @elt.
bilo dnberte."
@as sloenauer elauht, lit Ser
ShliiiieI sur Strateaie, sic er beiolg.
te, I'm Seutih 1pieoer al.iSubat.
en- uno Inn oen Wieberaufbau Guro-
pas ,u iorbern. Seine Inidaullneen
iino Die foIaenben:
Cine briitlid)e Civilization mus
politiid, S,,iammeniteben ober Dor
benz &omn,l,nismits silgrnnoe geben.
@eitoeutihlono tpiiroe uls elm ro=
ter 9robant altigeifnappt meroen,
penn es neutral su bleiben inb &nB.
lano geeen Beiten a,,sjuipielen Der.
ludltc.
8eitoeuti ihlano muB eines Cages
nit oem beutihen 9ano oitlib oes
giiernen 0orbanss mieoer pereint
tperoen; aber ser Tag tpiro nrr font
men. tpenn Die neltli6e @elt tart
aenua baitebt, Inn - obne aries -
ben Solpietriidslg aus Miteleuropa
81 ers,pingen. gr lebnt es ab, Die
Soer.NeiBe 8ren5e an3uerfennen, lit
ober aum Ieriprehen bereit, lie ,tid)t
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-07

mo beiipieIsmeiie jSaoidifiitan, i'm
iowietiihen sllien, 6rauen niht nur
pom 9eiud, Ser Sohit,ule. icroern
aud, pom 9eiuh elmer Sberihule aus,
ihliebt.
.SeIbit bie ;srauen bohacitelter
iom;etiider areiie iinS elm Spfer Ser
Disfriminier,1ne", ihreibt Der icpiez
tiide aiinitler Surf Selaein in einem
1851 erifienenen Bud. Steiner BON
,tns bat ie seieben. oab elm Nfitelieb
bes Yolitbiircs feline 5rnu nit ins
5heoter, 3u einem 8anfett pSer su ei-
nem oiiiaielen Gmpians miteebraht
bat. 8ir rpllbten nid,t einmal. luer
bon ibue,t perbeiratet NOR l,no no
ibre 5rouen lebten"
Sc icwietiid)e Eropasanba iiber
Sos oneebl,he rGarabies Der 5rauen"
lit boiler @ioeripriihe, Die mitunter
eerao;u bon einem erimmen Sumor
erfiiat iino. 60 lobt beiipielsmeiie
oas Organ Ser 3ommuniitiiden Su=
eenb, Sic r&omiomolifaia Yrapba"
einmol Die Irbeit BON rl,iiiiden Mdo-
Hen. Sic in sebnitiinbieer tdeliher
Irbeit in Norofarelien bel elmer Gem.
peratur BON minus 40 8rao Sol,
i1uten. ndbreuo Nlerei Ga,plou por
oen Trrilm ser Sereinten 9tationen
oeriihert. bob man ser ioipietiid,en
,srau, sic feline Saushaltsiron I'M
Sinne ser psitlihen fapitaliitiItI-biir
eerliben Staaten fenne, bic arbeit
nid,t slniiten tonne ,,nb man ibr
besbaIb nif,t eeitatte, ibrem ausldnoi.
ihen gbemann in bic 5remoe gu iol.
aen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-07

Inter Sieiem 1itel mion1et bas
rSime" 0taea5in in ieiner neleiten
Iusgabe einem longeren Irtifel bem
pel eltoeutIheu gunoesfanSler Gr.
Ibenaller.
Gr miro eeifiloert als 0tonn, mel.
der Observation-Disclosures @ieberaufities
aus Shrefen imo Shndd,e nad) Dem
blutieiten arieg Der Neniheit 81 ei'
ner @eltnad)t, sll moraliider aht=
borfeit beiperfiieGigte uno iid) ielbIt
einen Glas in ben bod)iten arellen
ser @eimGhte iiherte. Gr miro bon
Dem Naaasin' oils apoltel oes Serelns
ten europa. als Mann bes Sabres
1868 be5eihnet. ber Weitoeutlblano
gum it6rflten 2ano oes ellropaiihen
Sentiments auBer Som. .=&ubl. mad,
te. Sic Nahbaru tparben Inn ieine
CUNT, Nahbarn, tpelhe es emit nies
oerrineen balfen, ipra6en angitpoa
bon ieiner neren Stdrfe uno einem
nod groberen Yptential. Seine @irt.
ihait ipriit Dor 8eiunobeit, ieine
8rcoufte itromen aui bie 8eltmdrf.
te. Gie Septenlberipabl ieete aQe gsa'
tionalio5ialilten unb aomml,nilten
aus oen Men1tern nnb itelte elm @er'
trauenspotlim fir BEN banofeIten De-
mofraten Or. Ioenauer bar. 9elltih'
lamb lpar 1853 ipieoerlnt cine Der
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-07
Rinskaen'pfe

Sic 0iebbaber 6es &ingfanlpi.
iports, tpelde nad einem Wseiiter-
ihaitsfampi perloneten, peroen aui
ibre 3ehnung am Donnerstag, ben
Z. Sanmar in Der Irena fonmen.
menm Sad @anion cine sla Star
Shau prdientiert.
SIM &auptquartier bat &alpb 2nF.
ip SiIperitein feline Iange ertuartete
@eleeenbeit, Sen Weiiterihaitsgiirtel
bon 2ou Chess 5u erringen.
9Th 81 See. oer pbantaitiide Ct:
9eraner nit ieinen g. SUB g Bon
tritt eeeen ben 1ran50Nid- -aanaoier
Maurice @oberre aus 0iontredl,
Gue.. an. Gin anoerer Neuling lit
Comm aursis aus snSiandpolis,
ser es NIT benz befannten 8obbp
Dtanoeoii aufnimmt. Derner Nno
sepoart Big OiiQer uno 0ranfie Ta'
laber nit benz rSnter- Collegiate
Dort Secret" uno g6muno Grancis.
-Oie Hl6se foiten $3.50, $500
un6 $1.25 un6 aarten {in6 3u baben
in Der Mrena un6 BEL Mihmans. Be.
ginn Ses Droerommes lit um $3.50
l1br aben6s. 1iiren fnb nm Z l1br
often.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-07
Elm beruehmter Schweizer
Kurort: Bad Ruguz


piHonen WeihItode itehen rinesber'
UNI in Heib uno @lieb: es moee,t
pobl &unoertta,tienbe iein! Driiber.
in Malans aeoeiben niht nl,r Sblt
,,,o Neiu, bort gebeiben ioaar sSel'
9en uuo Melonen.. Sn Jrlbling
ariiBen sic bliibenoen 3tpei9e Der bic
hoben &oimauern iiberragenoen Sb't'
b6ume auf sic StraBen ,tieoer. Sn'
Serbit iebo4 }inb lie ibper bon see
aeu, uub fruhtbeIabene 3weige net'
aer Hd tief Iber bic Mauern berdb.
ltn6 ourd oieie an ben iippieen Sic
ben erinnernoe 9anoihaft eilt oet
fraitpoac. iueenoiriide Sbein.
Das Ser3 zines ieoen @cmontl'
fers ihIagt bober, tpenn ieine Bllde
BEN pielen 9ureruinen unb Shlol'
fern beeeenen, bie auf tpdloigen 9o'
ben unb rebenumfrGn3ten &iigeln ite'
ben uno an I1neit berflungenen Se1'
ten, an Bdffenldrm, on froben Bee
herflang uno Minneiang erinnerrt.
Wartenitein, Srenoenberg, ShloB
sargans, 8rdnois, Saleneg9, Wp..
ned, aipermont ,,nb @lingenbornl
Boo @oso3 bietet un5abli9e oer
ldonjten spaaierednee aller Irt iiao
elm gan;es Jiiaborn NIT lanoid)attl,'
den 8eisen. gu inherent ein,ig iho'
uen ,aroBen @arten eebort ieooh gor
mardes, oas on crit bann iebet
fannit, tpenn on b0ber iteigit. Ntht
uur bic tpeltberiibmte 9aninaidlaht
nit ibrem Sunsbrunnen uno bas
fruhtbare, bereun,frGn5te Sal oeS
Mbeins, au1 oie nilbromdntiihes
unb bod tuieoer io>lieblihen naheee'
Isaenen &ohtaIer, oas Tamlna.,
Golfeiien. uno @eiBtannental lno
oas etpige gis oes sarbonoeletihers
aeboren su rnierem getpaltigen Na'
turparf. 8ab Maga3 tpuroe TT eera.
beau NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @eile nit
geat,trihonbeiten beoaht, es ltegt tat'
iGd,lih mitten in einem Garf, tpie ou
ibn ltoner nirsenbs iinben fonn't.
| Sris 2enoi.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-07
Arbeit.Iosiskeit NIGHT
besorgnis

0aibinafon. - Die Mrheitsloien'
aiiier Der II. g. tpar i'm gtopember B.
:. niht GROCER. als in irgenoeinent
geopember ieit bem stpeiten Welttrie'
ae, iaete Observation-Disclosures
Weefs, mennaleid ieit oem lettea
Sftober 1850 tpeitere Seute in ben
Hereinafter Staaten allber 9ienlt
moren. Ser slrbeitslo}iefeit, tpeld)e
lid, inn Iesten Sftober berganeenert
g3onember Dor allem in ser 2anomirt'
ldnft bemerfbar mad)te, Itano 9letd)'
aeitia cine @eforobeidGiti in ate
Seren Betrieben eeeeniiber, erflarte ct
nit Dem Sin,peis, baB Der Mrbeits'
marft allsemein siinitig gu blelben
jheint."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-07
Dialnantsn Synthess
"in naher zukunfi''

Boun6 = Die Diamant.S Spntbeie
lei ni&t unI0sbar, erflGrte Der 9iret'
tor oes Nsineralogiih.Yetrolo
synItitlits an Der uniperSitdt Bonn.
0rof. ST.. Mlireo Neuhaus. Nah Mb'
Id,IuB elmer ipiiienidaftliden Sasung
bes geaturbiitoriiben 8ereins IN
Bonn Iagte Meubaus. 1ie ipntbetilthe
@etrinnung bon Tiamanten eebore
nidt mebr su ienen Hroblemen Der
S60piung. bic man ielblt nit "&e'
BEL unb S9rauben" niht 3u loien ber'
mShte. Wtan 6iirie boffen, bab eine
spntbeie in naber Sufunft m6gli@
lei.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-07
Elm Paradies voI| Schwerstarbeit
Froven in der Sowietunion - Mssverstondsns
cIeiehberechtisvng

Tie SteIune Ser Jrau in oer go.
Dietunion entiprid)t feinesmegs oen,
glorreiben Bib, oab iou. Yropaaau=
oa Der Welt porsusaufelu Der.
iuht. Tie bieleeriibmte ,@leihbered.
tieune Der GeibIebter" lit cine
Gleidberebtigune, bie Ser Srau bon
roben" ber al,ferIegt tpiro uno Ieoie.
li4 in elmer 3uidslihen iosiaIen 9iir.
De beltebt, Die 1peoer Der Srau nod
Der GeieQidnft gum Seeen eereitt.
Seit Dem Iesten @eltfrieg neroen oie
lltngen ,tno Vtdbfen in eetrennten
Shulen nod einem Spitem unterrif.
tet, bas Die guben gum ra1mpier"
heranbilbet uno Die M1bhen oui ibre
ipatere slufsabe, ~Streiter fit oie
fommuniitilbe Sbee su seb1ren unb
slt ersieben". porbereitet. Bon ieiter
Der Glternihaft ,puroe bie 3oeoufa-
tion pieliad, seioroert - mad elmer
ltmfraee Ser 2iterotllrnaia 9a,sta
bon 1850 tporen es 9S Yro;ent. Die
fir 6ie 9emeinif)aitsihlule pldbier=
ten -, Die ioipietiihe Heeieruns Iehn=
te ieood) ab rirn Sntereiie elmer sliid.
Iihen iopietiifen Mutterihait."
Shire erobte Gbance ser 8leid)be.
redltigl,ng iinbet oie ri,iiiihe israu
iininer bann, penn irgeubpo idllucre
forperlide slrbeiten 81 uerrid,teu iinb.
Sic amerifaniidle Sournaliltin Sane
McSlpaine, Sic 81, Ben penisen Sour.
naliIten gebort, oenen in hieiem Sabre
ein geiud) Scr l1oSSH eenebnist
iporoen mar, ersGblte, oaB lie in ben
Stalin- -Iutomobilperfen, einem itaat=
Iio1en 0fuiterbetrieb, oen man eerne
;eist, an Sen Sofofen ,no @eihenft
ihnieoen mebr ssrauen als Mdnner
eeieben babe. i,nb iolpeit {ie es beurtei.
Ien tonne, lei Die Strabenreinigung
Mosfaus ousihIieblid) Sahe Ser
Trauen. ManagerpoIten uno perant.
,portlihe Stelunsen im ofientIifen
Serpaltunasoienit iuoeiieu iinb Ben
ssroner oer Sotpietunion ,,ift ohne
neiteres 5rsdnslif). 60 id,rieb 1851
has 3entraifomitee ser 3onmuniiti-
'hen Hartei bon aoiafitan. baB man
In SEN Miniiierien. Sen itoatlid)en Sr.
eaniiationen unb ltntcrnebmen iSrnli.
en- nid,t aerne in perantmortlid)en
Stellunaeu iebc. Sn Scr nIiijioien
rSsmeitlia" pom 30. Sunni 1850 Itebt
81 leien, hab bon SEN 600 Toriisen-
Sen ser Sorf- Somiets in armenien
MIR 80 Sruuen ieien rno in Sen
slusidiiiien ser 9irfiienbesirfe nift
cine einjiee ssrau uertreten lei. Gin,
flubreihe Ste0lngen innerbalbs oes
Gorteiapparats, Ser Gegierl1ng l,no
Der acknowledgements iperben rie.
mails nit israuen beiett. sluf, bem
Sentralfomitee Ser &ommuniitiihen
Gartei, Dem Niniiterrat Ser Souiets
oher Sem Giplomatiihen acrps ge=
bort feline 6rau on. Nof 1852 berid).
ten Die Statiitifen Ser ltoSSR, bab
Die mebi3iniiden uno iuriitiiden ia.
foltltdten MIR enc beid)rdnfte slnsabl
bon Srauen sum Stuoum sulaiien
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Der Mann des Jahres"

nit 5ruppen ;u iiberihreiten.
WeitbeutihIano mub bas 8ertrau.
en bes @eitens qeipinnen, inbem es
be!rciit, BOB es etpas aus stpei aata-
itrcpen oes 90. Sarbunoerfs eelernt
bat.
aEan faun Ieutid)Iano }h nid,t
allein betpaffnen laiien. rGs lit fein
@ebeimnis", iaet ein enser Witar.
better. .oab er Ereuben als tpilo
unb eei1rlid betrahtet."
5rosoem lit aber bic 8ieberbs=
pafinuna Ieutidlanos unpermeiS'
lid: tpenn es nid)t uls Seil elmer
iibernationalen Mrn1ee berpaffnet
lpiro, nit aontroIIen Ser @ro6e rno
8ernenoung, bann miro es nit elmer
nclten nationalen @ebrmaht bewaii'
net tperoen.
0iel not,penoiger als beutife
5rippen lit guropas @inieung =
poIitiit, miIitGriif uno pidologilh
- ser biitoriifen Jeinoe Teutldlano
,lno 1ranfreif.
sloenauer bat cine eieene Cite
.entiheioenoer greigniiie" bes ssab<
res: 9ie Hare rnb entihloiiene Sal.
tuns Ser Il. e., Die Jiibrune im
&f geeen oen &ommunismus slt
iibernebmer, bic Gmp0rune in Dit.
oeutlhlano. iein eigener Babliieg,
uno Irdiibent giienbomers Itom'
Goot Torid]lag, ipelher nah Moen.
allcr oieneiht Der geainn pabren
geritebens 5tpiiden Often uno Weiten
tperoen fann.
Stalins Sob bdlt ct nid)t
fir einen beoeutenoeren 6aftor, oenn
er erobte Die Grieoensausfidten ,nidt.
Stalin b1tte bic Ma1t lnb bas Hre-
itige eebabt. Den auBenpolit. &urs
oes areml 5u anoern, ,ift aber iein
Nad)folger.
8esiisIih 6es Sobres 1854 bat
Moenauer einiee Sorgen. Ser Sinl.
mel lei nibt obne @olfen unb bic
sroBten ieien unentihloiienbeit lit
Jranfrei9, oie fommenoe ViermGh=
tefonieren5 iiber 9eutihIano, unb bie
Stimmuns Ses amerifaniihen Son.
ereiies. .-'.
lleber Jranfrei9 iaete er, bas
fron5ofiihe Bolt bate einen biel Flo.
rsren 8eeriff .nls. oas fransofihe
Yarlament. ST lei iiberseuet, baB
bic Gran5oien id)lieblid einem gu.
iommenihlub guropas auitimmen
iperoen. gu ben Yiermdhteperbano'
lungen: 1ie &oifnung, bab bic 60.
tpiets ibren aurs sepehielt baben,
lit unbeeriinbet. Sbre Strategie fir
sic Berliner &onieren3 lit bauptidh.
Iid oie Ser Der3oseruns. Die 6rei
Winiiter bes @eitens miiiien cine
ungebrohene 0ront betpabren. Stub.
Lamb 4piro periuhen ben fran5oNihen
@illen 3u idpdden, ben giiropa'
Mrmeepertrag 3u ratifiSieren. Wenn
es GrioIg bat. tpdre es fem grobter
triumph. ltno iiber BEN aongreB
sloenmler peritebt tpobl bic ltn9e'
bulb. CT boife ieooh. obtpobl ibnen
nidt suinet mas eeidieht. ooB lie flue
genug Fnb, niht a,tf5ubOrea. morali'
| idc Silie iin6 finan5iele llnteritiit'
| 5ung in oieiem frtif4en Mugenblid
5u gebpn. tpenn oer enbgiiltige Ct.
iclg in Nusiht it,. nTie eriten feds
0sonnte BON 1854 ,perben entfbeioeul
iein."
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% MjIionen EinWohner In
$4,000 westdeutsehen
eomoindon

Wiesbo6en. - 0ie 8un6esrepli'
bIif Deutidlonb 3dblt 4S,993, 900
@iutpobner, Die in 24,195 @eminben
Ieben. gtad elmer 11eberitht oes sta'
tiitiiden 8unoesamtes mobnen 3D.
DAG, 500 Oseniden in 10,408 @e'
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tention. and some may take q
disproportionate amount Of space.
A few are troubled with insects
and diseases and that is a factor
that should be recognized before,
not after planting.
A good hedge Is one that is
twiggy and compact FROM the
ground level to the top. OF
course. this can be materially
helped by the early training.
Common Mistoke
Most gardeners expect to buy
the biggest sizes Of plants avail
able with the ideaSthat the hedge
will be almost full size when
planted. Actually. this is q
mistake.
AS soon as the plants are set
out they should be cut back to
within a fen inches Of the
ground. After the new growth
has reached a height Of 6 to IL
inches it should be cut in half.
This is to force branching close
to the ground and to provide
enough stems to carry the desired
twiggy growth. Also it helps to
widen the base thickness of the
hedge) which is Important if it
is to be well covered with foliage.
However. part of the thickness
OF the hedge near the ground is
determined by the planting
plan. The distance apart is one
thing. but 1t is also often desir-
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able to have a double row Of
plants Of some species, with the
plants staggered so that there is
sufficient room for food and
moisture, which is seldom pos
sible with a single row planting.
Hemlocks. arborvitae, spruce.
and yews are seldom planted in
double rows. while barberry,
privet and althea are frequently
so planted. OF course. this de-
ponds somewhat upon the use to
be made Of them. If they are to
exclude animals a closer planting
is needed than when they are to
serve only as a background.
Sun Shade Problem
Nevertheless. all should be cut
to the ground when planted to
induce branching as low as pos
sible.
Hemlocks and yews are the
only coniferous evergreens that
will grow in both sun and shade:
the hollies. lockwood and euony-
mus. broad-leaved evergreens are
outstanding in this respect. The
hemlock will not thrive in a
windswept situation unless there
is adequate moisture at the roots.
Spruce will withstand winter
winds and sun better than most,
but in this area the arborvitae,
juniper and falsecypress (Cha-
maecyparis) are generally salts
factory.
The columnar form Of arbor-
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Tips for Success in Growing Attractive HEDGES

vitae takes less pruning to keep
1t in q narrow width, but all Of
the others can be pruned to 3
moderate width. The ultimate
width should depend upon the
height to which the plants are
to be allowed to grow. In other
words a 4-foot hedge need not
be as thick at the base as o To-
foot one. In all cases the base
should be a foot wider than the
top.
It is practically impossible 10
keep foliage on the lower twigs
If the top is as wide as. or wider
than the base. For this reason
experienced gardeners often use
a frame and string to guide them
in hedge trimming. Guessing
usually results in bare spots as
well as an overhanging top.
In planting a hedge 1t is usu.
ally mistake to set the plants
on a ridge or to hill the soil
Except temporarily about the
base Of the plants. Planting In
good soil-enriched with leaf.
mold, compost or peatmoss-is
an important consideration since
the roots on newly set out plants
do not suffer for lack Of mois.
ture. Also, until the tops have
gained one or more seasons
growth the foliage will not shade
the soil.
Go Eosy on Feeding ae
Feeding the newly planted
hedge is generally advisable to
give it a good start. After the
first year or two, however. it il
seldom desirable since feeding
produces strong growth and that
usually means wider spacing be-
tween the twigs and foliage,
hence thinness in appearance.
And. it means more pruning.
Space does not permit men,
tioning all Of the many kinds
of shrubs and trees that may
be trained into hedges. A few
have been suggested above. Some
of the less common plant ma
terials used for this purpose
are the Abelia, Firethorn, Hardy
orange (Poncirus trifoliata),
American holly. English holly.
Euonymus and Elaeagnus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
BY w. Il. Younemon

Good adapted plant materials
are necessary for q vigorous
growing, pleasing ooking hedge.
This means the plant material
must be adapted To the site. be it
sunny. shady. wet, dry. protected
or windswept. We have a good
many suitable plants from which
to choose our hedge material and
it viii pay the gardener to In
vestigate them before making a
final decision.
Some plant materials viii take
more wind than others. some
require much more frequent at