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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
Window Boxes in Fashion
Beauty Is Added to Homes EusiIy;
Porch Containers Usually Shaded

The decorative touch given by
porch and window. boxes filled
with flowers is especially suited
to small, modern homes. These
may be lacking in architectural
crnamentation; but, in many
cases planting boxes are provided
by builders so that flowers may
supply a welcome touch Of color
to break the severity Of the func-
tional design.
An amateur who has some skill
with tools can easily make one.
It should fit the location and be
large enough to hold adequate
soil for the plants.
Since it Is required to hold
damp soil all summer, moisture
resistant woods such as cypress,
white pine and redwood may
well be used, 1-inch-thick stock
preferred. A good standard width
for the box is 10 inches. with an
6-inch depth.
Quick drainage is vital for out
door plants, since the box must
be watered almost daily. BY slop-
ing the bottom Of the box to
the front, and boring drainage
holes on the low side, water
draining from the box will fall
to the ground without staining
the wall.
Porch boxes may present other
problems, depending upon their
location, whether on a railing or
on the floor. Avoid placing a box
where it will receive dripping
rain from the roof.
Porch boxes are usually some
what shaded and make excellent
containers for plants that dislike
direct sunshine. TuberouS
rooted begonias and gloxinias
are among these.
Boxes should be painted the
same color as house, or the color
of its trim. Flowers should be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20

Have you been planning for
the late summer in your garden?
Many of the spring and early
summer favorites are through
blooming. Try marigolds, pc
tunias, portulaca, helianthus,
celosia and love-in-a-mist. With
petunias and love-in-a-miSt you
can add the lovely cool-looking
blue to the predominant yellow
and orange.
For hot dry places gaillardia,
saliva. zinniaS, portulaca and the
morning glory vine will do well.
To protect newly planted trees
from being toppled out of line
by the wind support them with
guy wires.
The rain we had last week
was badly needed. Dahlia S,
gladiolus, and all newly set out
material were very much in need
Of a drink. We hope for more
good ground soakers.
Time to put in another plant
Ing of beans. Do not plant too
much of any garden crop at one
time. You wish to serve veg
etables at their best.
If the pansies are getting
leggy prune them back a little.
The way to have good sweet
corn is to have Dad go down to
the garden and pull 1t and clean
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
Fertilizers Enriched

Since 1885 the average cost OF
plant food in the form Of COM
mercial fertilizer has gone UP
only about IL per cent, according
to The National Fertilizer Asso-
citation.
Official reports of the United
States Department of Agricul-
ture show that the cost per ton
of commercial fertilizer in
creased by 81 per cent from 1885
to 1853. In the same period
however, the average plant food
content of a ton of fertilizer also
has been increased by nearly IS
per cent, according to the aSso-
citation, which States that the
increase in the average content
of active ingredients has largely
Offset the higher cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
Life in the Country
The 40 Acres Experiences Uneasy Night,
But Cow Returns-With Calf

Missing-one whiteface Here
ford COW!
Found-one Hereford COW and
one Hereford calf!
The other day we searched all
afternoon for our Hereford COW
that got herself lost on The 40
Acres.
We took the dog with us and
we searched every corner. We
kicked at every brush pile and
investigated every honeysuckle
clump. We secured the pine
woods and even got into Tweed
Howser's woods that adjoins our
back field.
Darkness caught us and We
finally had to give up our search.
We went to bed uneasy about the
COW. The animals on the place
were uneasy. too. Every now and
then the mare would raise her
head and nicker, Just to let us
know that things were not right
All were not accounted for.
But the next morning, all was
well again. There was our cow,
and with her a whiteface calf.
The other cows were standing
about with envious expressions,
and the mare seemed unable to
decide If the calf belonged to her
or the COW.
Things are back to normal
again, and one calf is getting
more attention than it needs.
Walking over the place the
other day I found a baby mead
ow lark, a three-foot snake
skin, a pair Of quail and three
rabbits.
The meadow lark was down in
the front meadow that will have
to be cut for hay in the next
few days. I rather dread the
operation because of the birds,
but by now, I hope, most Of the
young are able to get out Of the
way of the moving machine, and
there may not be any nests de-
stroyed.
The quail seem more sensible
this year. They are nesting in
the cedar fence row. where now
ing machines never run. and
there is a good chance that
nothing will disturb them. I
heard one calling the other
morning just outside the kitchen
door.
Margaret Gerling. next door,
had bad luck with her young
larks. She had found a nest
that apparently had been aban-
doned by the parents. and had
attempted the job of rearing the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
Gurden Has FubIe
Motif for Children
NEWARK. N.

NE w Avn, IN. l.
A child's garden of roses
called the "Children's Story
Book Garden" the first of its
kind, was opened to the pub
lie here yesterday at II am
during the, 23d annual Rose
Festival.
Located in the 17-acre rose
garden that is maintained for
the public by the Jackson &,
Perkins Co., the new garden is
a 34x48-foot page taken directly
from a child's fable.
And it is peopled by Walt
Disney characters along with
members of the Pinocchio fam
lily Of roses, and contains fairy
tale structures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20

Standing alone or mounted
on window brackets, boxes
carry color and gaiety wher-
ever placed.
chosen whose color will harmon
ize with that of the house. Har-
mony by contrast, using flowers
OF a Complementary color against
the house. is especially attractive.
Towering ANIMALS can be
grown on the south side Of the
house, and also on the east and
west sides where no shade is
cast upon them by trees. On the
north side it may be necessary to
use foliage plants, or the few
flowers which prefer shade.
Fancy leaved caladiumS and
coleus are popular foliage plants.
Their leaves are attractively col
ored and they thrive in shade.
Shade tolerant ANIMALS include
pansies and violas, impatiens,
forgetmenot, and dwarf petuniaS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
Plant Breeders Alter
MuriqoId's Appearance

Marigolds, native to Mexico,
and introduced to Europe soon
after the discovery of America,
have been completely changed
in appearance in the last 20
years. by scientific plant breed
ing.
The name "Marygold" be-
longed to the calendula, in
Shakespeare's day. The Mexican
newcomer was given its present
name soon after it began to show
an ability to improve its appear
ance, an ability which it still
possesses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
Source of Vitumins

NutritioniSts stress the use Of
"green. leafy vegetables" as a
source of vitamins not only for
children, but for adults as well.
You can follow this preScrip-
ton in a most delightful way by
serving at least once every day
a tossed salad, made of vege-
tables fresh picked from the
home garden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
BY jones BirchfieId-

three fledglings.
It didn't work, though. One
by one they died. Perhaps they
got chilled, or the food may not
have been just right.
Margaret gave them bread
soaked in milk-the only thing
she thought might agree with
them-and she fed them regu-
larly. It could have been, she
thinks, that her feelings were
not frequent enough.
Nature indeed is a tricky girl
and only her abundance keeps
things in order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
Control of Mites

Mite depredations show up
in the fecked. rusty appearance
Of leaves or needles Of ever
green's. Red spiders feed on
herbaceous plants and ever
greens as well as on deciduouS
trees.
Dormant or summer oil Is ef.
fective against mites and there
are several special chemical
sprays designed for control.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20

house. One Is to make a weak
solution in q large tank and use
1t for watering plants. With this
method q small quantity Of fer
tilizer is added every time the
plant is watered.
The other method is to make
q strong solution in a small con-
tainer and connect the container
to the pipe carrying the regu-
lar water supply. With this
method the concentration and
frequency of application can be
varied depending on the needs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
This Week in the Garden

it while Nom puts the water on
to boil.
A good way to tell whether OF
not the soil is right for working
take UP a handful and squeeze
it. If 1t separates easily it is
right for working.
The grass has been growing
very fast. Hope you are putting
all the cuttings in the compost
pile. There is nothing more USE
full than a pile of fine black COM
post when you need it.
Time to give many of your
plants a boost. Try a side dress
ing of 5-10-5.
After the June drop" the
fruits of apples, peaches, plums
ETC., should be thinned if they
are too thick on the branches.
Biennial and perennial seeds
may be planted.
Perennials may need supple
mentary feeding at this time II
they are not growing as well as
you think they should.
Keep the soil cultivated and
thus kill weeds.
Remove flower heads from Ii
laos and rhododendrons. They
Will look better and grow better
too. "A. s. Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
KeniIworth Lilies

Park naturalists are conduct
ing parties through the Kenil-
worth Aquatic Gardens, today's
groups organizing at 10 am. and
IL am, to see animal and plant
life in the ponds. Hardy day
lilies are now blooming in profu-
sion in the area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
Front-Seut Dogs
Are Real Menace
To Safe Driving ,
By Peter Boeos

A car just ahead OF me
last year seemed to take a side
ways Jump from the road. 1t
went through a fence and turned
turtle. Out from the wreckage
a good-looking Airedale dog
emerged. unhurt. His much
bruised-and-scratched m a st er
followed. The man explained:
"Roddy saw a rabbit hop along
the ditch. He tried to jump out
through the open window after
it. ! grabbed him with my right
hand, and his flying hind legs
kicked my left hand from the
wheel. Then things happened. ="
If Roddy had succeeded in
jumping out Of the window he
might well have broken some Of
his bones; perhaps his neck.
Make certain your car dog can be
relied on to sit still before you
allow him to ride alongside the
driver.
A proper flea powder secured
from a veterinary should rid a
dog Of fleas. I suggest the dogs
sleeping quarters be scrubbed
with a strong diSinfectant.
It is best to house dog in a
kennel the floor of which is
three to eight inches above the
ground.
Each summer I think Of the
discomfort in store for throng
of torture victims whose cause
I plead annually.
am speaking of the cagefuls
Of piteouS puppies exposed for
sale at the roadside everywhere.
Often the cages are dirty and
insuf1iciently shaded and are not
supplied with enough fresh
water. Under the scorching heat,
under the pelting rain and in
sharp winds, the wretched pups
cover miserably;. as their VEN
doris wait for some pasSerby to
buy a puppy which is perhaps
sick and which perhaps has no
claim to the breed name tackled
above his cage.
The meager food turns sour
and Spoils in the heat. The tepid
water dries in the dishes. Prob
ably there are more merciful
conditions, but I have not exag-
gerated the fate Of hundreds Of
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20

A proper flea powder secured
from a veterinary should rid a
dog Of fleas. I suggest the dogs
sleeping quarters be scrubbed
with a strong diSinfectant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20

It is best to house a dog in a
kennel the floor of which is
three to eight inches above the
ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20

Keep the soil cultivated and
thus kill weeds. IS. 3. 8,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-04
Blauen Montag machen . .

Wer an einem Montag zu spat
zur Arbeit erscheint, steht sofort
i'm Verdacht: der nacht heute
blau!" Wieso blau? Wir bitten um
Aufklarung.
Es ist nur "a bekannt. dass der
gr0sste Fastnachtstrubel alleror-
ten bis Zum Montag vor Ascher-
mittwoch dauert. An diesem Tage
erreicht die allgemeine Lustigkeit
und Ausgelassenheit ihren Hohe-
punkt. An diesem Tage wurden
aber auch die Kirchen fur die nun
folgenden Fasten NIT blauem Tu-
che ausgeschlasen. Das machte
den Tag des Nichtstuns, des uber
den Sonntag hinaus verlangerten
Festtrubels allgemein zum ,,Blauen
Montag."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-04

Is yegnete in Stromen, ais der
Nachbar auf einen Sprung yum
Fideli kan. UNI dessen Frau etwas
auszurichten. ,,Nachbar" sagte der
Fideli, hi dem Wetter schickt
mer klein Humid vor d. Tur!" ,.Jo,
jo", meinte der Nachbar, ,,wo isch
di Frau?" Darauf der Fdeli: die
han ins Dorf g'schickt, 60 obbis
hole"
Vorwurfsvoll sagt die Liese zu
ihrem Gottfried, der wieder elm
nal spat heimgekommen war:
die ganz Nacht hasch dischge-
riert und g'schwatzt i'm Schlof."
,,So", antwortet der Gottfried see
lenruhig, ,des isch kei Wunder,
am Tag losch du mi doch it
schwatze."
| Schwert und FEEDER
,,Warum glaubst du, dass die
FEEDER machtiger ist ais das
Schwert?"
Ma, hast du schon einmal NIT
einem Schwert einen Scheck un-
! terSchrieben?"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-04

gen planvoll und umsichtig. E
klingelte die sieben Kriige Writ
schaftenD der Reihe mach alb, er
schickte die Enkel durch ale nur
denkbaren Strassen. Es wurde
ihm heiss und kalt dabei. CAM
verZweifelt wollte er schon elm
Telegramm mach Barenbuttel auf-
geben. Die Polizei war verstan-
digit und er befand sich auf dem
Veg zur Post, ais er pl0tzlich aus
dem Keller beim Weinkaufmann
und Konsul Probst urgewaltigen
Gesang vernahm. Es war vie eine
Eingebung schliesslich war ia
Konsul Probst Elm alter Bekann-
ter vom Water er stieg hinab.
Da sassen sic zu Vieren. der
Konsul, die beiden Kufer und -
unerschutterlich Happen Kuser.
Sic sassen auf Schemeln und lies
sen den weissen Malaga aus dem
uralten Stick in den Pokalen
glanzen. Happen Adam aber
machte das unschuldigste Gesicht
Won der Welt und cine hoheits-
yolle Handbewegung. ais der Sohn
einen sanften Tadel ausserte
.,Kurs Malaga, mein Jung!" -
knurrte der Ate. ,,Immer - -
Kurs Malaga! Funfzig Jahre Je-
rez, Malaga, Alicante bin ich ge-
fahren. Und die Minerva war
der schonste Pott auf dieser Erde,
mein Jung!"
Sic fuhren noch in der Nacht
helm zu Mutter Cessna in Jams
Wagon. Gedonnert hat es NIGHT
mehr und jedermann wusste seit-
dem, dass Happen Kuser sich
nicht unterkriegen lasst. Jusa vie
seine Minerva. Auch sic ist ME
mails abgesackt. solange er Kurs
Malaga hielt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-04
Wo kommt der Ausdruck
herr
Balm brechen

Die ubertragene Bedeutung be-
darf kleiner Erklarung: Balm bre-
chen. sich selbst oder irgend eine
Errungenschaft durchsetzen. NIT
Kraft und zielstrebigkeit. freie
Balm dem Tuchtigen. Aber daS
urwuchsige Bid, dass da etwas
BRIGHT. hier stock ich schon. wo.
her mag dieses Bid kommen? Es
ist dem Gebiete der Schiffahrt
entlehnt. Wenn i'm Winter Seen
und Flusse zugefroren sind, 50
muss Elm Schiff vorgeschickt wer-
Den, um ais Eisbrecher zu wirken.
die Eisschollen zerbrechen. die
Balm ist frei. Auf geistige Ge-
biete ubertragen - der gleiche
Vorgang.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-04

- Charlotte Daudert hattie sich
zwei reizende Keider gekauft, Elm
rotes und elm grimes.
,,Schicken Sic mir die Kleider
ins Hotel"
Damit war sic aus dem Laden
gehuscht.
Der Geschaftsmann hattie seine
truben Erfahrungen NIT Film
schauspielern.
Er brachte daher die Kleider
selbst in den Bayrischen Hof und
sagte: ,,1ch habe mir erlaubt, die
quittierte Rechnung gleich beizu-
legen, gnadige Frau"
Charlottchen sab Inn erstaunt
an: die quittierte Rechnung?
Was Sic NIGHT sagen! Wer hat
dem fir mich bezahlt?"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-04

OSkar Sima hat einen Cast
zun Abendessen eingeladen und
vorsorglich drei Halbliterfiaschen
Vein bereitgestellt. Der Cast
brachte einen guten burst NIT.
Die zweite Flasche war schon nit
einem tiefen Seufzer Won Oskar
Sima entkorkt. Damn aber blieb
des Besuchers Glas leer. Es blieb
sehr lange leer. Die Hausfrau
hattie Erbarmen.
,,Warum fullst du unserem lie
ben Cast NIGHT sein Glas, Oskar2"
fragte sic.
Oskar Sima winkte alb: ,,Es hat
ia keinen Zweck, meme Liebe -
er trinkt es ia sofort wieder leer!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-04
Simmer i'm FruhIicht
Won Albert KreiSs

Reiner von der Seite an, und
der wusste NIGHT, was er sagen
sollte. So schwiegen sic allie und
schritten dahin.
Unversehens ging die Some
auf. Aus griinem Nicer am Ho-
rizont stieg der feurigrote Clans
und fihrte sic schlosswarts auf
die Terrasse, wo Rosen i'm Tau
glanzten.
bort sassen sie.' Das r0tliche
Fruhlicht lief uber das graugriin.
liche Gemauer, das brockelig war.
Die Fensterrahmen hatten kaum
noch Farbe. Viele Dachpfannen
zeigten Risse und Lucken.
,,Flacksplitter" sagte die Frau.
,,Wenn sic NIGHT wiederkommen,
geht langsam allies dahin. Die
Aecker habe ich ale verpachtet,
nur Wiesen und Park behalten,
das Geflugel, die Bienen, einigs
Kiihe, elm Pferd. Das kann ich
wohl bewirtschaften." Langsam
fielen die Worte, vie die z0gernd
und behutsam sich abl0senden
Blattchen refer Rosenbliiten.
In den Salen fihrte die elm
same Frau zu den grossen Bid
nissen der Jahrhunderte, zu den
schweinsledern gebundenen Biz
chern der Bibliothek, den Schran.
ken und Sesseln der Barockzeit.
Ais Reiner Elm chinesisches Buch
gefunden hattie und DARN blatter,
te, erfuhr er, dass der Ahne, de-
es verfasste, Missionspriester i'll
China gewesen war.
,,Ich weiss wohl, es sollten
kleine Kinder hier spielen, -
aber es hat NIGHT sein sollen bis
her. Wenn NIGHT elmer Won linen
heimkehrt, wird es NIGHT sein, So
lange ich lebe Andere Men.
schen werden hier leben und wei.
terbauen'', sagte die Frau ID.
chelnd.
Die Freunde nahmen es auf vie
das Lebensgesetz und trugen es
helm vie Elm gutes Buch.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-04

fest, dass der Kranke tief und
ruhig schlief. Erst zum Abend-
essen erwachte Brosel und ver-
langte von der Schwester ener-
gisch cine Wurst.
Die Schwester war entsetzt:
,,Aber Herr Brosel. Sic mussen
doch dat halten!"
,,1ch will cine Wurst!" fuhr er
sic an.
Sic rannte zum Art. Der ent-
schied: ,,Geben Sic ihm, was er
will 80
Emil Brosel ass die Wurst nit
Butz und Stingel auf. Ais es fin
ster wurde, malte er sich semen
Einzug ais Abteilungsleiter grtind-
Itch aus: Diese Zustande mussen
sofort Elm Ende nehmen! Err wird
schon Ordnung schaffen! Die ar
rogante, faule Asia wird bel der
nachsten Gelegenheit fliegen,
wenn sic SIGH NIGHT geh0rig an
dert. Die fleissige alte Mullerin,
das bescheidene Altjungferlein.
verdient schon langst eine &C.
misunderstanding. Und der game
Laden muss Won Grund auf UNI
geHempelt werden! Visitenkarten
wird er SIGH drucken lassen NIT
der Aufschrift: Abteilungsleiter.
So traumte er. Sein Willie zum
Leben wuchs an diesem ,,Abtei-
lungsleiter" ins Ungeheure. Emil
bliss die restlichen Zahne zusam-
men, rang NIT seiner Krankheit,
ass vie Elm Drescher und stand
mach vierzehn Tagen auf. Der
,,Abteilungsleiter" hattie gewonnen,
Emil Br0sel war gesundet.
Damn kan der crosse Tag, an
dem er das Kaufhaus wieder be-
trat. Feierlich, nit glanzend
weissem Zelluloidragen.
,,Jesses, der Brosel ist wieder
da!" schrie Fraulein Asia auf.
Emil sagte ruhig: ,1ch bin Alb
teilungsleiter geworden und verde
hier eine Reihe Won veranderun-
gen vornehmen!"
Elm schallendes Gelachter erhob
SIGH. Nur die alte Mullerin lachte
NIGHT. Brosel wurde sehr blass,
ging finaus und kan bald nit
dem Chef, der noch blasser war
ais er, zuruck.
Bite zur Kenntnis zu nehlnen,
dass ich Hern Brosel yum Alb
teilungsleiter ernannt habe." sagte
der Chef und war in der mach
stem Sekunde wieder draussen.
Elm betretenes schweigen folgte.
Fraulein Asia fasste sich ais erste
und sagte: ,,,Oh, so cine Ueber-
raschung! 1ch gratuliere.
Emil Br0sel war also Abtei-
lungsleiter. Und vie er es war!
Er disporierte und anderte den
ganzen Tag, verklrzte die Fruh-
stuckspause und bestrafte die Zu-
spatkommenden seiner Abteilung
nit einem Sclllechtpunkt. Herr
Br0sel hattie SIGH zu einem harten
Broken ausgewachsen. E war
Elm Tyrann geworden. - Doch
der Umsatz stieg.
Elm Teufelskerl! Also doch
klein Fehlgriff!" meinte der Chef.