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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

owner cannot afford to pay hundreds
of dollars for rich. fertile top-soil-
then this scene will be repeated over
and over again.
But perhaps the most dramatic re-
suit Of aIl-is the breathtaking differ
ence in the sheer, baek-bTeakins work
that you will save when you switch
from old-fashioned fertilizers and
plant foods to these amazing English
Pellets.
You may not realize Il today. but
ordinary plant foods may actually
DOUBLE your work In the garden
because their hGpha1ard method o.
application feeds your weeds as wen
as your flowers. Il 10 almost impossible
10 pin-point the spraying Of q plant
food. II nourishes everything II
touches. And since weeds grow much
faster than ordinary plants. they may
choke of your prize-winnins beauties,
and you may find yourself growing q
garden of monstrosities.
On the other hand, Of course, these
Magic English Pellets are IS accurate
as radar. They feed only the plant
where you place them to feed. They
leave weeds outside the feeding area,
and let them starve to death for lack
of nutrients. II you are using ordinary
fertilizers or plant foods today. and
il you are plagued by weeds, then you
NAV find that these English Pellets viii
save you HALF the time you now
waste in digging and pulling.
For all these reasons listed above
and more-these Pellets are now re
placing fertilizers and plant foods II
millions of English gardens. They arr
actually a major revolution IN garden
ine-ons that opens up whole HeS
world Of ease and accomplishment
Starting this very next week-f you
will risk a three-cent stamp-you vii
use ordinary fertilizers and plant food
only for your lawn. They are wonder
| full there. But from that day on, yoI
will treat every flower and bush am
shrub and small tree and vegetable u
your garden and your house with hes
Magic Pellefd And-eveH il you are ,
prize-winning gardener foday-y0H vii
Get fantastic new results like thesei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
DOT Warning

Do not use DOT on berries
and vegetables after the edible
portion begins to form. Nor on
tree fruits and grapes within q
month Of picking. Nor or
fodder crop to be fed dairy
animals or animals being fat.
tened for slaughter. Remem-
Der, DOT and methoxychlol
are poisonous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
First American
Gardeners Show the
Same Incredible Results

Yes! In every part Of the United States
lin every soil, every climate. every Grow
inR condition-these amazing Magic PEI
let's" give average gardeners, expert gar
deners. even rank beginners the same
breathtakina resultsl Here are only few
OF the letters that pour into our New York
oficel Read these gardeners own wofdsl
Learn for yourself the kind OF gardening
thrills that can be yours--tn Just . lew
short weeks-WITHOUT YOUR kISkiNS
A SINGLE PENNY
corn IN my garden. On all hVe, ] used .
standard S-S-7 fertilizer. On one row. how
ever, used one pellet In each hill. Other
than this, all FIVE rows had the same care,
same cultivation and same amount OF
water, The row on which used your pei
lets came out one week earlier; the corn
grew much higher; the ears we're much
larger; there were twice as many ears on
the stalks; and during the dry spell, this
one row stayed green while the other rows
dried out" Mrs. =. s., AislsbOro, Mess.
Tried your pellets on ell my house
plants and my garden orchids. Some OF
our house plants had not budded new
leaves for over a year. But after the first
feeding, we had many new leaves. The
plants seemed TO awaken from a long
sleep. They also made our orchids bloom.
For IVA years we did not have any flowers,
then after feeding the pellets, we had q
profuSion of blossoms
Mrs. T. l.. d., Los Angeles, Calf
when applied the pellets, the Rose Of
| Sharon plants almost doubled In height
in Just one month. My hypericum, which
bloomed poorly in past seasons, Is literally
| covered with golden flowers"
| Mr.. G. L., Bsilwovs, L. L.. N. v
used on the following plants Gal
| greenhouse Rrown) tomatoes, cucumbers
| hill peppers, dahliss, lettuce, corn. Hav'
had wonderful success. As the soil IN M
greenhouse is new soil, and most OF th'
soil in Alaska Is almost sterile, this shouls
be very good proof Of your pellets 20
tency." Mrs. n. v. kohhsROk Bay, AIasha
Yes! Share these thrilling achievement
yourseIf-entirely al our risk Send TO
these Magic Pellets Today Your garden
your flowers, your shrubs and your tree
must burst Int breaihtaking new beautl
In one short month-yOuF friends Hsus
actually stop short and Gsss 81 yOur gar
den in amaEement-OR EVERY CENT Ol
YOUR MONEY BACKi You have nothin
to losei You can obtain these amaZin
pellets only through this advertisement
Act TODAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Send No Money! Try Them
Entirely At Our Risk!

These Magic English Pellets-called
FRED STREETER'S PLANT
GROWTH TABLETS = cost only
S2.9S for a package of la pellets; or
$3.50 saving of $l-for two pack
ages, or 2SS pellets. Since only one or
two pellets are required TO treat the
average plant, this is an investment OF
only few pennies a plant for the most
astounding beauty you have ever seem
And these results are completely
guaranteed! Here is what we ask you
to do, when you receive your Magic
Pellets next week!
USE THEM TO CREATE SUPER
FLOWERS! Place one tiny pellet be-
side each Of your hydrangeaS, zinnias,
chrysanthemums, q couple beside your
roses-any kind Of flower that you
want super-bloomsl And If you don't
see fantastic new growth within just
few short weeks :. II you don't
watch with amaZement while handfuls
of magnificent new blossoms burst
forth from those old plants-fhrH sim
ply return The empty package for even
cent of your money back
USE THEM TO CREATE SUPER
VEGETABLES And pick huge
breathtakins beauties within q few
short weeks ). thrill your family with
the sweetest, juiciest, tenderest vege'
tables you've ever known or even
cent of your money back!
YES! USE THEM IN YOUR EN-
TIRE GARDEN! Use them on hard
luck plants where you've almost giver
up hope! Use them on the hardeSt-to
grow house plants that you know! Yes
even use them in sand, and absolutel,
astound your friends! And il you don
agree that this British invention is
true gardening miracle >. if you
garden isn't the showplace of you
neighborhood at the end OF pne shor
month-fhen simply ref1n fte enpt
packdee-tOT every cent Otyon none.
back
This guarantee Is unconditional.
protects you for the entire first mont
entirely at our risk You have abSo
lutely nothing to lose! Act TO-DAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Beetles and Mites

DOT is death to japanese
beetles. Spraying and dustings
are r commended for most
plant oliage. Mites. unchecked
by DOT which kills their ma
tural enemies, can be controlled
at the same time If 2 teaspoon
fuls Of malathion emulsifiable
concentrate liquid is added to
each gallon Of DOT spray.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Toronto Lily. Show

TORONTO, Ontario. - Sew
eral awards will be given to
prize-winning entries at the
International Lily Show to be
held at Hart House July Is and
10. For information: George E
Holland, 440 Douglas avenue
Toronto IL, Ontario.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Pot Plant Fair

East Hills Garden Club will
hold a pot plant fair tomorrow
at 7:30 pm. at the home Of
Mrs. Hattie Matthews, 4S4S
Bass place Sc. Mrs. M. Y
Simms is chairman Of the sum-
mer activities committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
RiverduIe Heights
Club Sets Meeting

Riverdale Heights Garden
Club will meet at 8 pm. We'd
nesday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Perry. 6012 Quin-
tana street, Riverdale. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Clearing House
For Gardeners
Peony Problem

Florence W. Ndchdntkin
5I6 Nicholson street NE.
I have a three-year peony
bush, green and full, that has
never bloomed. Why2 I have
given 1t food, water and ten
der care.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
WARNING

n YOU are raising dwarf plants,
do NOT nse these English Pellets
ON them! These Pellets make
plants GROW! DO not use them
unless YOU wish uper-bioomlng
klmg-sized effects. This warning 3
reproduced on the inside cover OF
every box!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Whats Name?
Helen X. Norbeck

Helen X. Norbeck
/ read of a plant or bush
cats and dogs avoid. 1t was
said of it that it makes a nice
appearance in the garden.
Can anybody tell me the
name?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
One Other Reason Why
This English Formula
Is So Superior To
Ordinary Fertilizers
And Plant Foods!

The facts listed above, Of course,
are only a pale description Of what
has already happened in garden after
garden after garden all over the Brit
ish Isles! Wherever there are plants
that are starving for the proper nutr-
ents wherever the sob Is bare OF
weak or old whefeycf the home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Gift Bulbs
Macel G.. Emler

Mdcel G.. Emler
1929 Michigan Avenue NE.
Have iris bulbs, althea and
forsythia to give away. Call
LA. 6-2738.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Now! The British
Miracle That Creates
SUPER PLANTS!

Yes From the greatest gardening nation eah-Ensand
fantastic discovery Developed by Brans leading gardener
winner Of famed Victoria Medal for horticulture! Already used
today by OVER FOUR MILLION British sardeners And now released
to YOU for the very first mehrough this advertisement ohto
trv in vnnr own garden WITHOUT RISKING A PENNY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

mxY tooK AT THESE MIRACLE WITHOUT hAso WON
WITHOUT TosY AVERAGE GARDENERS t 'o"Sss1
NOT hsFtentur experts
They British
might meet s"s~hsfs IN A~s'' "
his Esrd.n IN . Sunday aitsrnsenl -.-.-~
PLANTS THESE AVERAGE SAkDhN
ERs LITTLE As HALF THE WORK
TODAYi Could aswers h saasnh
brsshskins vi s.S
a., forced this big this strong hh
h.s.,fvI-ls wsvaiIahl 10 American sardensrsl
,h,. In
Fka penny OF want results ss
now-BUT IN
FEW thena etT ODAYi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-29

je mas saradnik, Pavle Osto-
vic, jos pred wise Cd godine
dana upozorio ma ovo: Da je
seljak uvijek i svagdje maj
zdraviji dio naroda, da mu
treba d att mogucnost vece
zarade ne otkidajuci ga sa-
swim cd zemlje, nego podizu-
ci ma sve strane male fabrike
mjesto velikih industrijskih
postrojenja. Razumije se, to
nije' moguce u swim granama
industrije, ali ina veliki broj
industrija, koie bi Sc mogle
rascjepkati, iii podizati, pu-
tenn malih fabrika sirom CHE
lie zemlje. Kitajci su tim pu-
tenn udarili, :ier je to zdravije.
Mogli bi i Jugosloveni malo
o tom razmisliti. Vrijedilo bi
ma PRIMER temeljito prouciti
malu tekstilnu k u en- u indu-
striju u slzotskoj. Napredak
treba da cuva unapredjuje
covjeka, a ne da covjek po-
stane zrtvom napredka. Co
vjeka uvijek treba drzati sto
blize prirodi i ne odkidati O.
cd ME bez velike potrebe. Sa-
mo u prirodi i u neprekidnom
kontaktu 3 prirodom covjek
moze naibolie sacuvati svoje
fizicko i dusevno zdravlje. o
tom, o covjeku, svaka indu-
strijalizacija mora voditi pr
venstveno racun po tom se
ravnati.
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FRIGHT TO WORK"
(Nastavak "a 1. strane)

upravo u unijama imali mai
odlucnije zagovornike, bez OBJ
zira sto su ii programi imali
obuhvatiti sve radne ljude i
njihove obitelji, a ne samo u
nijske clanove. Jednakim 81
Sc zarom, radnicke unije Ia
lagale i "a zakonodavstvo ko-
je sc odnosilo ma 'fair en-
ployment practices, zaposle-
ME malodobnih (child labor,
fair labor standards, mad
zor tvornica, gradnju kuca 1
t. d., koji su zakoni "a dobro
svakog radnog covjeka, bez
obzira, bio iii ne bio clanom
unije.
Bi Ii sc ovo moglo reci 1 "a
mnoge Cd onih organizacija
koji Sc protive obligatornom
Compulsory clanstvu u n
niji, odnosno, koje zagovara-
ju fright to work" zakono-
davstvo?
1, konacno, zasto se ljudi
u opce udruzuju, a radni lju-
di napose, ako ne zbog toga
da zajednickim naporima pro-
micu svoje interese ostvare
pravo "a koje oni smatraju
da i'm po pravici pripsda.
Mozda &c biti naibolje ako
zakljucimo rijecima Vrhovnog
Suda Sjedinienih Drzava =
Zone would have to be blind
to history to assert that trade
unionism did not enhance and
strengthen the right to work"
Iii u slobodnom prijevodu -
"Ni.ie nista naucio il povjesti
onaj koji bi tvrdio da rad
nicki sindikati nisu promicali
i borili sc "a pravo rada".
(Railwav Employees Depart
ment, AFL v. Hanson, 351
US. 225, 1861.
U koliko Sc, pax, iskreno
zeli procistiti radnicke unije
cd nepozelinih i korumpira-
nih ljudi, s jedne strane, =
$ druge onemoguciti nezdra-
We pojave u radnickom po-
kretu, tada ina puta j nacina
da sc to ucini drugacije, d ne
|, zakonskom osnovom right to
work" kojoj. je svrha potko-
patti temelj unionizmu, zasti-
tu unije (union security)..
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-29
Ma RAz'IMltvANk

Nijedan dian rema prave
wijedjsti osjecaje drugsg
Ilana bilo zaSto. Nema pfsvo
= Zajednitaru litno prove
ciraH, izazizai hiHxlRsH
dugog Nans radi njegoveg
misljenjs I pogieda / njegsvs
peipadnosH. Takove stvaRf -
spodaju z Zajednitar, koje -
siobne I pisane 4 loSoj vsll
MI necemo / nemoxemo -
zvoliM da - izaxivs svadA I
poiemilka u glasilu Hrvatshs
Brstske Zajednice.
TO kazemo n one Aanove,
koT q svojim napisima ho6e
ds provociraju losu volju I
dFugog 6ana vriiedisju. . no
\ I'm niSta liGno na xao q
Hnio nije.
Molitno d. - 70 uvsH. -
Urednlk.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-29
SAMO JEDAN Dollar

TraA Sc cd svakoga clana doprinos "a
skolarinu samo - jedan dollar. - Malo je
.clanova, koji ne bi mogli toliko pokloniti u
,ovaku dobrotvornu svrhu. Gdje obitelji j.
made wise clanova, "a koje plaeaju majka iii
.otac = lijepo bi bio da cd srca daruju ko-
.liko mogu. Svaki odsjek trebao bi nastojati
da njegoW clanovi uplate oval doprinos.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-29
IL KITAJA

zapadni svjet mole se uskoro nae pred jednom atom
skom silom pucanstvom Cd jedne mijarde ljud. To e
naslov canka koji je ondonskom "Observeru' obavo
Dennis Boodworth koj nesto skraeeno slobodnom pre-
vodu donosimo.
"Godine 1892 poslao englesk kralj George III svog
ambasadora Lor-a Macartney-a dvor kita askom
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-29

10 ZnACl, ia ldkO kOInunl-
stima nije uspjelo, da podig.
nu zivotni standard naroda,
da su ipak uspjeli, da vecini
naroda dadnu osjecaj sigur-
nosti i nacionalnog ponosa
ella. Oni su tako uspjeli, da
uspostave rezim straha INA
cionalnog ponosa, ali nisu nj.
kada sigurni, da je to trajno,
da su ljudski UNI izrnijenili,
Biti &c novih kampanja "a i.
spravljanje grjesaka. Nalaze-
ci sc u staljinistickom perio-
du, vodje 81 nemogu priustiti
period medjunarodne harmo-
nije, jer, da odrze mase ma
roda u svojoj vlasti, moraju
i'll uvjeriti, da sc oni nalaze
u sredistu borbe ma zivot
smrt proti opasnih sila. A u
isto vrijeme vodje su svjesni,
da dok Kitaj sam ne postane
dovoljno jak, da on mora da
sc oslanja ma Sovjetski Sa-
vez, te ma monolitnost soviet
skog bloka.
ITO su razlozi zasto Kitai-
ci ostro kritiziraju svako ma
stojanje Moskve, da u nutras.
MIN pitanjima postane libe-
ralnija, a u medjunarodnim
da dodje do nekog sporazuma
sa Zapadom. Kitaj ponovno
razvija mentalitet "kitai aiskos
zmaja". U svojim spoljnim
odnosima Kitaj Sc rukovodi
samo svojim subjektivnim in
teresima. One koji Sc toga ne
drze treba korigirati. Kitaj .ie
vec prekinuo ekonomske cd.
nose 5 Japanom po polite
kim pitaniima. Osim toga, a.
ko Sc Sovjete uvelike hvali, a
Britance vrijedia to je, da Sc
cuje, "a narodne m ase, "a
takticne prednosti, iii drugo
za Kitaj ne postoji lojalnost
u van:iskim odnosima.
III Pejpinga kitajski narod
neprekidno prima impressive
statistike, sto Sc tice danas.
nje i buduce produkcije Mi.
hovih farma i fabrika, a ma.
govjestava Sc i upravo GUIDES.
no povecanje proizvodnje. A
buduci da Kitaj nema hidro.
genske bombe, niegovi vodie
uvjeravaju svoje mase, da
njihovih sest stotina milijuna
dusa predstavlja ta'Svu sna.
gu proti koje, su hydrogen.
Ike nemocne. Ako bi sc DO.
kazalo, da kita.islSi planeri i
madu pravo, onda &c Kitaj u
skoro postati najvecom pro.
duktivnom silom ma citavom
svijetu. Ali moglo bi druga'
cije ispasti.
Pogledajmo, dakle, Kitaj I
perspektivi. On jos ne pred
stavlja modernu s ilu. Izvar
industrijskih centara zemljs
je jos uvijek primitivna. We
liki skok unaprijed pratt ne
sposobnost ekonomski kaos
izmediu industrijske ponude
potraznje, zamor ljudi i stro
jeva. Kitaju jos uvijek fall u
vjezbana radna sns ga i stro
/ jew. Njena produktivnost
medjutim, raste i Kitajci vet
nude "a izvoz, uz niske cijene
veliki broj fabrickih artjkala
ali kvalitet je joS uvijek vid
1.-Two nejednak.
'TeSko je stoga ocijenit
kitajsku snagu j kitajske ma
mjere u buducnosti. Pustivs
po strani propaganda, cinje
Mica je, da Kitaj brzim ko
rakom ide prema svom cilju
Pred samih osam godina nil.
! Sc prosto dalo nj zamisliti, ds
bi Kitaj vee danas proizvodit
svoje podmornice, sastavljat
avione ma miami pogon, 4 joi
mamie, da h mogao vee da
mas imati u pogonu atomskt
reaktore i ciklotrone, te IL
voziti alatljike. Sve to Kita;;
. danas vet ina. JoS teze je "a
misliti, da je 3 q m o pitanjt
vremena, dok Kitaj ne po
stane atomskom silom 3 pu
canstvom Cd milijarde ljudi
Ali ako i kad tai dan dodjt
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-29

ambasadora Lord-a Macartn
Glen Lung-u. Plemeniti Lord
nasao se u neprilici, kad je
primjetio, da su Kitajci, ma
dvorskom camcu, koji ga je
vozio u Pejping (Peking) IL
vjesili zastavu sa natpisom
"Crveni barbarin dolazi da
caru danak donese". Nista bo-
lje ne ocrtava prezir 3 kojim
SUI sc Kitajci odnosili prema
swim strancima, koji nisu IL
Well ma kitajski nacin".
'Kitajsku politiku treba o.
cjenjivati ; owe to1ke gledis-
ia, koja se nj danas nije pro-
mijenila. Kitajcima je pri-
rodjen osjecaj superionosti
mad drugim svijetom, oni su,
biva, bolji. A ponizenja koji-
ma su i'll stranci do nedavna
izlagali probudili su u NINA
snaznu potrebu, da sc air.
miraju. Njihovo nestrpljenje
draska svijest, da su oni maj
brojniji narod ma cijelom
svijetu, te da posjeduju o.
gromna jos neiskoristena pri-
rodna bogatstva. Prirodno je,
da pod tim prilikama kitaj-
sko vodstvo posvecuje prven-
stvenu paznju nutarnjoj sna-
Il sigurnosti, pa su tomu
podredjena sva pitanja il
vanjske politike. Pod prvim
petogodisnjim planom Kitajci
su izveli program stalrog e.
konomskog napredka soci-
jalnog razvitka. Kod toga su
Sc oni u ogromnoj mieri o.
slaniiali ma Sovjetsku Uniju,
te menu tehnicku pomoc, zaj-
move i opremu. Ali danas Pei
ping trail tako ubrzani tenn
90 industriializacije, da tai
korak prijeti pravom eksplo-
zijom.
"zivotni je standard u XII
taju jos uvijek vrlo nizak, ali
narod sve wise wise trazi o.
snovne alate i potrosnu robu.
Kitajska je trgovaeka bilan-
ca labava, jer Sovjetsku po-
moe treba platiti, pa zato XII
tai mora producirati sto wise,
! da namiri najnuznije potrebe
kod kuce i da zaradi sto wise
stranog novca izvozom svojih
produl1ata. Ali to nije sve.
Kits ici su napustili start ma
Gin industriializaciie, kako Sc
| razvila Sov.ietska Uniia. Oni
mjesto toga grade ma deset-
Ike hilhda m a alih provincij-
skin industriiskih postroje-
MIA, mjesto golemih fabrika-
Oni su tako usvoiili svoj, XII
tajski, program industriiali-
zacije, cije &c Sc posljedice
mnogo ranije osjetiti, a osim
toga &c u dobroj mjeri sma-
!njiti ovisnost Kitaja Cd So
vjetske Unije. Osim toga oni
su oprezno napustili program
"planske familiie" DIVA obi
telii s onolikim broiem djece,
koliko Sc sracuna, da je eko-
nomicno), nego sve wise ma
glasuju rastuci broj radne
snage. Sve ovo golica kitaj-
sku tastinu i draska nacio-
nalizam mladih Kitajaca.
"Ali uspjeh zavisi u cijelo-
sti Cd discipline posluznosti
radnika, 4 narcotic seljaka.
Od 1855. godine do danas XII
tai je ucinio golem napredak
na putu posvemasnje socijali-
zacije. sistemom zadruga ~
ljaci " pretvoreni u radnike
bez zemlje. sve je Macdonald
zirano, pa i privatne kuce.
Ljudi teSko rade, slabo 81
placeni, 4 moraju ~ kod to-
ga "dobrovoljno" javljati ma
druge ekstra duznosti. Fami-
lie su razbijene, = pojedine
clanove familija Salje sc II da-
leke pokrajine. s privatnim
vlasnistvom ukinut je 1 pri-
vatni ivot. Ova stega posti-
zava se putem spijuniranja,
d OLA vljivanja, indoktrina-
cije. U fabrici, kao j M po-
lima i uredima svako je du.
zan javno ispovijediti svoje
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"Ljubav, sloga, jedinstvo i Bog sam, pa
tko ljubavi, slogi jedinstvu ostaje, tai
estate u Bogu, Bog je u MENU. :"
Biskup strosmajer S. prosinca 1896 -
ujedin jenoj hrvatsko- -sxpskoj omladini.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-29

Radosti su nasa krila: Ia
LOST naSe ostruxs. - Richtef
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
Tree Planfinu
On Increase
in h. c. & S. C..

Canton, N. C.-The tree
planting program of the pulp
and paper industry and pulp
wood Supplicrs in North Caro-
lima secounted for the planting
of 24.6l4,955 trees during the
l957-l958 period. according To
an eleven-state survey conduct
cd by the Southern Pulpwood
Conservation Association. South
Carolina Planted 25.ll5.05O
trees.
Henry J. Ma,sbcrger. of At
lanta. general manager of the
SPEC said that of this number.
5,750.UJ0 seedlings were given
state.
Throughout the southern re-
zion. the tree planting program
accounted for almost 35O.OOO,OOO
seedlings during the last year.
an increase of 61.O00,O0O over
the previous, he continued.
Nearly so per cent of the total
trees planted, or l63.00O.OOO
were produced by the 10 indus
try-operated nurseries in the re-
gion.
In planting out the increase
tree planting activity of ( h c
pulp and paper industry. Mr..
Malsbcrger revealed that in
1947, only 26.000,OOO trees were
planted in the South.
Private landowners in t h G
South last season received so,
100000 trees and during tn c
past elvcn years have received
352, 100000 Seeding from the
industry, he said.
pulp and paper companies re-
porting their reforestation pro-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
Garden
Time

1t will soon be time to think
about storing some of the vege-
table crops by using whatever
facilities are avilable in or a.
round the home. We will only
give consideration to those
crops whose temperature and
humidity requirements are not
too exacting.
Dry Beons-As soon as pods
are mature and dry. shell and
store In bags hung in a cool.
dry, well ventilated place. If the
beans are TO be kept for long
periods of time, put them i'm lars
and add Il few drops of carbon
biSulphidc to each jar. This
should control weevils and will
not injure the beans or cause
undesirable flavor changes. Dry
lima beans. black-eyed peas and
soy beans can be stored in the
sunny HldllilpT.
Late Cabbagc-There are
several methods of storing this
crop but perhaps the simplest
Is to cover with soil. Pull entire
plant out by the roots. place
head down and cover with soil.
Provide good drainage around
the mound of dirt.
Onions-Thc onions must be
sound. mature and thoroughly
Try. Baskets, crates or loosely
woven bags may be used for
storing. Store in dry, well VEN
tllatcd place such as an attic or
room.
Pumpkins and Squashcs-wen
matured pumpkins and squashes
may be kept in dry. we'll venti-
lated cellars or In the basement
of the house near the furnace.
Baskets or hampers may be used
but angle layers on shelves is
best. Late maturing varieties, to
be kept for long periods of time,
should be held at a temperature
of about 60 degrees F.
Tomatoes-Your tomato sea-
son can be extended about a
month by properly handling the
fruits. One method is to pull
the entire plant out by the roots
and hang in basement. or