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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19

= Tegul sau ir zinojai, bet Wis tik vi
SO diena budamas ant zirgo ir pailsai If
isalkai. Delto pasidrutink, pasilsek tru-
putt, ir jeigu galesi tai sesime ir keliausi-
me toliau. AS ten tavo darby ir reikalu
nezinau, bet jeigu jau issykio tave neat
stodami Gudai vijosi tai vysis If toliau, jie
tam turf savo priezasciu, - kalbejo senis.
- Kur netures, = atsiliepe Danyla.-
Name verguveje laiko jau per desimts me-
tu ir dabojo ir sekiojo visa laika kaip Wis
ta, dabar neseks! Bus visiems nuo Ro-
mano uz names paleidima. = Kramtyda-
mas smoteli surio SUI duona, Danyla ispa-
sakojo viska apie savo pabegima,. ir kaip
Dimitras il paskatino begti, ir kaip jisai
pasinaudojo lenktynemis ir is puikaus Ar
mino zirgo, pridedamas jog dabar jis la
bal noretu sirmi zirga sugrazinti Armi-
nui.
Dabar netiketai atsiliepe vaikiscias,
kuris atvede Danylos sata pas Virpsa:
= " sirni Dimitras senai uzmokejo
Arminui ir senai jiedu sutare ir apie len
ktynes ir apie tavo pabegima ant sirmio
Tas vaikiscias buvo tas pats kuri Da-
nyla mate Rudzio setroje, ziedus rinkda-
masis. .Jis gerai zinojo kur Danylos zir
gas satas buvo ir mokejo j isjoti nakties
laiku is tvarto, niekam nepatiriant.
= Ma, Dimitras tai galejo manyti jog
as pasinaudosiu is sirmio, bet Arminas,
nezinau ar jis galejo, = atverte Danyla.
- Taigi taip ir buvo Arminas labai
bijojo kad sveikas nenoresi pasinaudoti is
Sirmio pabegimui is nelaisves. Jis rode ir
|kita buda. Jisai, patare laikyti sirmi gi-
|raiteje ir laukti taves, tau isakyti kad
tn taikytumeis kokiu nors budu pasiekti
giraffe, az SUI Ciubu, ar SUI Vuodega. Bet
sito bijojo Dimitras Ciubas ir Vuodega
visur tave lydejo ginkluoti. Jis apskaite
kad tau bebegant, toxic niekSai galejo ar
ba zirga nuzudyti, arba ir patti tave suzei-
sti. @ ka apie sirmi tai ir tokioje detoje
|butu galejus atsirasti kita kliutis, = ais
kino vaikiscias
= Apie koki Dimitra cia judi kalba-
te? - paklause Virpsa.
- Nagi apie ta kuris name sugunde
begti, - atsake Danyla.
= Ar tai j ne Ivonu vadino?
I Ne! Pas mus vadino Dimitru, -
atverte Danyla.
Vaikiscias girdedamas ia sneka tik-
tai nusisypsojo ir tare:
= Sirdeles, j visaip vadina: ir Dini-
tru, ir lvonu, ir Luksa, ir kaip kas nori.
O tikro vardo 10 nieks nezino.
- Tai ia Dimitra vadina ir Nonu?-
|paklause Virpsa.
= Ugi taip! = atsake vaikiscias. =
Jis Wis tas pats, ir Dimitras, ir Ivonas.
Kada Danyla uzkando, Virpsa sutvar-
ke visa. Vaikisciui isake sirmi skaruliais
ir tosimis aprisus kanopas nusivesti j lau-
kus ir ten duoti jam priesti ir pasilseti TX
valiai paskui joti zinomais jam keliais
paskui iuos. Tokiu budu jo negalejo SUI.
81 an q
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19
(Tesinys is pereito nr.)

Nespejo vienok Danyla dar ir apmas-
tyti kur jam sustoti pailsiui, ar cia pakal-
neje ant puikios lankos, kur gales gany-
tbs If ilsetis zirgas, ar ten ant kalno, kur
jam bus regimas istolo maziausias pavo-
JUS, kaip is zilvyciu krumu pakilo vyras ir
paklause Danylos truputi iskraipyta Gu
du kalha is kur jis joja ir ar nejiesko ko.
ST. nusistebejimu mete Danyla w.
ra akin ir nesuprasdamas kas tai cia bu-
tu, atsiliepe:
IS tolo joju ir jieskau cia dvieju
= Ir vieno bero zirgo, = pridejo wy
ras, rusisypsojes. - Bet jeigu taip tai kur
tavo zenklas?
= Koks zenklas? = uzklause Danyla,
suprates is kalbos ar nebus tai vienas tu
vyru kuriuos Dimitras minejo, arba nors
tas vienas kuriam buvo pavestas pavog-
tas Satas.
- Ugi al tau senis nedave jokio zen-
klo? - uzklause savo zaru vyras
Ne! - atsake atvirai Danyla. -
Jis man tik sake jog names, lauks du wy
raj
- Ir ka turejo tiedu vyrai tau pada-
ryti? = paklause vyras Danylos.
- Turejo jie name vesti.
~ huI VcSIl! - HeSllIOVe hlduSudT
mas toliau
= Vesti?. .... - susilaike Danyla, ne
zinodamas ar jam sakyti ar ne
= Ma, ma! Nebijok sakyti teisybe! -
skatino vyras.
= Turejo vesti Lietuva! = pagaliau
istare Danyla.
= Ma, taip issyk turejai sakyti, =
atsiliepe vyras. - Tx .stebetina man jog
4o,, :oI~ M.oI<
nei skepetaites, .nei nieko.
Jis ikiso man koki ten skaruli
ranka, bet as lemtai ir nezinau kas tai bu-
tu, gal tn ta skaruli vadini zenklu?
lr tai sakydamas Danyla eme jieSko-
tt 20 kiSenius skarulio
= Ar ne sitas? - paklause jisai, is
traukes is vieno kiSeniaus skaruli, Dimit-
TO jam Quota.
Sutiktasis vyras graziai istaise ska
ruli, paemes j is Danylos, ir tas pasirode
esas puse pamargintos skepetaites. IS sa-
vo kiseniaus vyras istrauke kita skarull
ir istaises sudejo abudu skaruliu j kruva
Dabar pasirode aiskiai jog tai dvi puses
vienos skepetaites, ir to nepazystamiems
uzteko irodymui kad jie yra tie kurie tu.
rejo susitikti.
= Ma! Girdyk drasiai zirga, - atsi-
liepe dabar vyras, = ir josime Mudu su
dede jau dvi dienos kaip cia taves laukia-
me. Anapus kalno, per pora desetku var.
snu, dede laukia SUI zirgais, tai ir pagir.
dytas tavo zirgas Xxi tol spes vel susilti il
gerimas jam nekenks nieko, jeigu tik ris
tele jcsi.
Danyla dabar atgijo. Visos baimes
buvo uzmirstos, ir Willis, toji vylingoji
bet visados geidziama Wits, paragino je
sird iir druciau ir tankiau. Isnyko rauka
ant kaktos, nuSvito akys ir visas svietas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19
PRANESKIT
Savo Antraso Per1naina

Kuomet rengiates persikelti
kitur gyventi, praneskit sa-
vo nauja antrasa Dirvos Ad-
ministracijai, ne pastui, mes
pastas nesiqs jums Dirvos !
nauja vieta jeigu neprimo-
kesit. Parasykit NUNS uf
1c atvirute prizes persikG-
ma ] kita vieta gyventi.
Dirva Cleveland. q.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19

DR.. Vincas Pietaris

dabar vyrui rOdesi linkSmaS If mlelas. Su
atsidejimu dabar jis ziurejo yeida lydin-
clio j vyro ir patiko jam ir atviras jo Evil
gsnis ir stambus viso kuno sudejimas. Be-
ziurint omenyje kilo gilios jaunystos, ma
zu dienu atsimininai Kilo is kokios tai
gilumos panasiu veidu paveikslai. Links
mi slkavimai, giesmes, zaidimai gl'yzo j
Danylos atninti ir judino sirdi. Po ilgai
eilei metu pirma syki dabar jis jaute sa-
liza saves zmogQ kuriuo galejo pasitiketi.
O kuo tn vardu? = uzklause Da-
nyla savo bendro, sutikto kelioneje.
- Ugi RaduSis, = atsake vaikinas, ir
uzklause: - 0 tn kuo vardu?
= AS - Danyla
= IS vardo tavo ir is kalbos taip ir
tvoska Gudu, - patemijo Radusis. - Ma,
natal, ana kur ir Virpsa su zirgais ir val
kiscias, ka atvede tavo zirga. Bet, ar tu
zinai, irgi puikaus besama zirgo! Pas mus
neprasti zirgai, bet toki dar as tik pirma
syki matau. Ant jo ne sarmata ir kuni-
gaiksciui sesti.
Pc medziu guotu stovejo penketas zir-
gu ir matyt buvo ties zirgais pora zmoniu.
Senyvas zmogus kuri Radusis vadino Vir-
psa, pamates vyrus zenge ju sutikti. Ir
suprates is RaduSio apsiejimo jog tai tas
pats vyras kurio jie lauke, klause staciai
IS kur jis bega.
= Is Calico, nuo Romano, - atsake
Danya.
Ir tn nemaines zirgo atbegai? -
paklause senis su nesleptu akyvumu ir
nusistebejimu.
- Nenaines! Argi ar tai taip toll :?
Ka! ka kai - nusijuoke tilxtai Sc
mis- ir apejo aplinkui visa Danylos zirga,
isiziuredamas ir kojas, ir galva ir jo ke-
terra.
- Klansi ar toll =. tafe tada senis
Virpsa. Toll! taip toll jog nei vienas
zirgas nesilsejes negali islaikyti tokios ke-
liones Taviskis islaike. Bet tai tik to-
l1ie ir tegali islaikyti kaip taVo abudu zir-
gai AS nezinau is kur tn JUGS emei, tu-
riu vienok pasakyti jog ir pas kunigaiks-
cius tokiu zirgu nemaciau. Bet Wis tai
tick to. Sakyk man ar pasekejai tavo tu-
ri nors kelis panasius zirgus?
= Ne, jie is sitos zirgu veisles tiktai
|saipesi. Jie vejasi ant paprastu tyro zir-
gu.
= Ma tai ir gerai! Dabar dar tn man
pasakyk ar labai greitai jojai visa kelio-
ne? - klausinejo toliau Vi1psa
: Ispradziu jojau smarkiai, kad pra-
sinesti nuo vijiku, kurie man guile ant kul-
ny. Taip jojau as kolxia valandele; o pas
kui sulaikiau zirga ir leidau tik smagia
riscia. Ir taip beveik Xxi galui jis ejo.
- Um! = numyke Virpsa - Jie at
silike per gera pusdieni, per laika reika.
|linga pasilseti If zirgams pasiganyti Dar
viena pasakyk, mielasis, ar jie pasirenge
lvejasi ar ne?
- Ne, visai netiketai Ir Danyla
|ispasakojo kaip netiketai lenktynes pavir
to jo pabegima.
- O vienok tn SUI salmu ir sarvais -
nusistebeio Radusis.
= Del to jog as sesdamas j zirga Ii
nojau kad begsiu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19

MAN labiausia patikO Dir
vos korespondentes Lietuves
Klyvlandietes palyginimas Ga
baliausko darbuotes:
"Vietoje saldainiu - verda
smala!"
Ugi Gabaliauskas issyk at
vyko j Klyvlanda uzdeti 'Iie-
tuvisku saldainiu" fabrika -
bet kaip tai pataike pakliuti
prie laikraseio, pasieme ne sa-
vo amato, kurio jis visai ne
,supranta, ir pradejo tarp Lie
tuviu Writ smala ir ia tasky-
tbs!
STANDARDS Vaidyla tai lyg
tas pasakos Mikutis: Noretu
zinoti, noretu mokytis, bet ne
turis knygu = ir daryk ka da-
res. -.
Jis nusiskundzia negaunas
rastu Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajun-
gos reikalais, uztai ta organi-
zacija ignoruoja. -. bet gau-
namus apie ja rastus numeta
i gurba 80.
Tokius pat rastus, gauna-
mus is Tarybininku, mielai SUI
naudoja.
Bet kai reikia LVS uzgauti
tai Vaidylai nereikia nei kad
kas prisiustu rastu jis is
kitur susigraibo ir moka pa
nagrineti kiekviena zodel! ir
surasti kur koks sakinys jam
|nepatinka. -.
fc2
| GERB. PUSTAPEDIS Mar
gutyje sitaip:
Lietuviski komunistai isigys
"sunies varda'. Jie pas Lietu-
vi laka, o pas Rusa LOLA. Ko-
del gi nepasisaukti popa ir ne
persikrikstyti? Tuomet bus
"Oki Doki".
AUSTRALIJOS Salose pasi-
rodo yra LietuviSkais pada-
dinimais vietu ir kaimu. Jau
zinomas yra daznai minimas
kaimas Buna, kur viena karta
buna Japonai, kita karta Ame-
rikieciai.
Dabar pranesa apie kita kai-
ma, Lakunai, prie kurio Anne
kos lakunai veikia prizes Japo-
nus.
Reikia tik Vinco Jankausko,
'kuris isaiskins kad ten gyveno
Lietuviai, pirm negu baltieji
zmones ten atsirado. -.
LIETUVISKI bOlSevikai ba-
ra Lenkus kad jie savinasi ir
Vilniu, kuris yra Lietuviskas
miestas, kur Lenku mazuma,
ir Lvova, Galicijos sostine, kur
taip pat Lenku kaip nera.
Reiktu dar kad Vilnis isbar-
tn Maskvos banditus bolSevi-
kus, kurie savinasi Lietuva ir
kitas svetimas sails, kur Ru-
su burlioku visai nera.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19
MARGUCIO DAINOS

Pasiskubinlkit jsigyti sia maza, kisenine
GUGIO''-VANAGAIcIO dainu knyge-
le - tai yra trecia Dainu knygele, naujau-
siu, graziQ danny rinkinis nekurios ju su
gaidomis. rs sios knygeles galesie isnok-
ii pasidainnoti sau visas megian1iausias
Vanagaicio dainas, kuriu gaidas mokat,
zodziQ pilnai nezinot. Apie 40 dainu -
KAMA Tx Csc.
Reikalaukit "Drvoje"
$3.50 Supertqr avenue Cleveland, OH
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19

Duok zmogui sviesa - jis pats
atras sau kelia - kas platina
Dirva - tas platina apsvieta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19
NEUZMIRSKIT Sc

Siusdami Dirvos Redakcijai.
Administracijai ar Agenturai
kokius paklausimus, visada id6-
Kit uz &c paste zenkleli atsa-
kymui. Tas butinA.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
Municipal Financing
At Ten Year Low
BY. the Associated Press.

6yHtne Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The Daily
Bond Buyer reported today munic-
tpal financing during August totaled
$37 ,987, ,0l5, the smallest amount for
that month In 10 years. It COM
pared with s60,862, ,2o3 in August,
1912.
For the first eight months of the
year, total municipal financing was
$3f6,943,418, also a 10-year low, COM
pared with $452,o16,1 in the first
eight months of 1912.
Largest piecesof August financing
was the sale Of s14,281 900 general
and refunding bonds by the Port of
New York Authority.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
Selected Stocks Gain
In Narrow and Dull
Preholiday Market
BY BERNARD S. O'HARA,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW, YORK, Sept. 4.-The stock
market today ended moderately
hopeful week with selected issues
pointing a bit higher despite the
usual .preholiday sluggishness.
Dealings, the number of stocks
traded and the weeks volume were
the smallest since last September
Wall Street was almost deserted BY
brokers and customers who got an
early start on their lengthy recess
The country's major exchanges
suspended business at noon to re-
open next Tuesday
Clients who showed up in COM
mission houses bought sparingly and
trimmed accounts here and there to
be on the safe side during the shut
down. The good war news still was
a neutral factor.
Throughout the week the con-
servative ranks were we'll filled as
results of the recent Quebec con-
ferences were awaited. Peace stocks
did fairly well and number of air.
crafts and other long-depressed
armament groups revived on the idea
they had been oyersold. Lack of
outstanding speculative and invest
ment stamina was attributed partly
to the thought that corporate secur-
tiles would be ignored during the
imminent record Government bond
drive and the forthcoming tax pro-
gram might put a damper on spirits.
Invasion News Discounted.
The. invasion thrust at Axis Eu-
rope through Italy left the market
cold on Friday, this move having
been pretty well discounted. At
London, however, prices rose briskly
in response to the big push.
Today the list moped at the start,
with trends slightly uneven. The
finish was about the same. The
Associated Press 60-stock average
was up OIL of a point at 4s.S, and
on the week showed a net gain of
o.6. Transfers of 173,570 shares, a
low since September IL, 1912, COM
pared with 188,590 last Saturday.
Only sos issues were traded. OF
these, 206 were up and 3o2 down or
unchanged.
Engineers Public Service made a
new 1943 high by u. Modest i'm
provement was registered by U. S.
Steel, Bethlehem, Chrysler, General
Motors, Anaconda, American Tele-
phone, U. S. Rubber, Sears, Roe
buck, General Electric and Boeing.
Losers included Santa Fe, Great
Northern, Woolworth, Union Car
bide, Douglas Aircraft and Ameri-
can Smelling
Bond Prices Uneven.
Prices we're slightly mixed in the
bond market, but the close was
about steady and generally within
fractions Of Fridays finish.
Transfers for the short session
had a face value of $2,467 900, COM
pared with the lowest for more
than a year of $1,657 900 a week
ago.
The Associated Press average of
20 rail bonds slipped OIL of a point,
as did the average of 10 foreign
bonds, while other components were
unchanged
Evening star., 1943-09-05
CURB SUMMARY

All New York Stock and Curb Quotations
furnished BY the Associated Press.
A selected list or active Stocks on
the N. Y. Curb Exchange, showing the
high. low and closing prices for the
week. and the net change from the
previous Saturdays close.
Evening star., 1943-09-05

table are annusi disburssmsnts s bssec bssp'on q,
the last quarterly or semi-annual deciaya-
hon. Unless otherwise noted, special or
txtra or extras. q Cash Or stock, PAID
last yeer. ffayehle II stock, & Declared
E.ssssess, ssses z RAJ az sfss -; {.xsSis E
psA g ass!aFsd us yssf. Wwith VA.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
BOND SUMMARY

Furnished ~ H. Associated Prsss.
A selected list of active bonds on II
N. Y. Stock Exchange, showing II
high, low and closing price for q
week. and the net change from d
previous Saturdays close.
Evening star., 1943-09-05

bankruptcy or receivershp or being reorsanised
under Bankruptcy Act, securities assumed by such
sompsniss Rates Of dividend in The fQreipins table
Or semi.annuaI dsela5sti9n Unless otherwise noted
aiyidsnd xr Ex rights: =. /, Also extra *:
p.ysss In osnsdsn funds t2ceumuattesa .hts ssSF cSi
dends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE NEW YORK sTo
Week Ending Saturday, Sept. 4. 1943.

1s4s soef sns Ss the Press
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-02-18
QNonnls
eBykATHLEEN NORRIS

THE STORY so FAR:s Charlotte
(Cherry) Rawlings, an orphan since she
was seven. had been at Saint Dorothea's
school for girls. She knows almost moth
ing about her early history. Judge Jud-
son Marshb1cis, her co-guardian with
Emma Haskell, a trained nurse who
had taken care of her mother, arranges
for her to leave the school, and take up
a secretariaI position with the wealthy
Mrs. Porteous Porter in San Francisco.
But FIRST she goes to the Marshbanks
mansion. She dimes alone with the Judge
as Fran, his young wife, and his niece,
Amy, are dining out. Kelly Coates, an
artist, drops In. and Fran and Amy stop
on their way out. nodding only casually
when Cherry is introduced. 1t is evident
TO Cherry that Coates and Fran are In
terested i'm each other. As Fran and
Amy leave she hears laughing reference
10 herself and her convent clothes, and
is bitter. Her surroundings are luxuri.
Gus when she goes to work for Mrs. Por-
ter, but soon she finds life most mo-
notonous. Kelly, horseback riding in the
park with Fran, stops to talk with her
as she Is motoring with Mrs. Porter and
later sends her box Of candy. Mrs.
Porter gives a big party for her niece,
Dorothy Page-Smith. Cherry finds Doro-
thy crying.
Now continue with the story.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-02-18
CHAPTER vi

The hours went by; chill daylight
came into the room. She got up
jaded and weary, bathed and
brushed her thick hair and somehow
was at breakfast with Emma as
usual at eight o'clock. Emma gave
her sharp look as if she thought
that even last nights activities
should not have left such traces,
but she said nothing; both women
rustled the morning papers and
drank their coffee almost in silence.
The customary miracle Of service
was going on in the house, was &C
complished when Cherry walked
through the downstairs rooms at
noon after full, fire-warmed morn
ing in Mrs. Porter's apartment, the
ordinary procedure of letters and
compliments and telephone calls.
The great house had reassumed its
aspect of luxurious mausoleum.
Cherry felt stifled. She told Emma
she did not want any lunch; she
took a long walk instead, for Mrs.
Porter, all cheerful restoration and
amazing vitality at breakfast, had
admitted in mid-morning that she
felt sleepy-not one bit tired, but
sleepy. So the machinery of the day
had been stopped. Cherry was free
until late in the afternoon.
She walked toward the Preside
and down its narrow eucalyptus
shaded paths to the cliffs, and SO
along by the bay shore. Right
across the bay, under the arch OF
the long red bridge, was Sausalito,
and somewhere there was Kelly's
studio, ''Topcote."
Cherry sat down on wall and
stared wistfully at the hills as if her
thoughts could cross the miles, and
somehow find him and somehow let
him know how eager she was to
make her apologies. "Topcote'
could easily be reached on long
afternoons walk; it would be but a
short half-dozen miles in all. Her
fancy began to play.
Some day-her next all-free day
she would start early and walk
straight across the bridge, and when
she reached the great ramps on the
Marin County side, she would ask
someone where Spanish Farm Road
was, and follow it to some gate or
fence that said, "Topcote."
Emma, quiet and stern-faced and
impersonal, had to concede herself
sufficiently like the rest of human.
kind to succumb to heavy chest
cold when changeable March wealth
er was vexing the city, and for a
few days the household was serious
ly alarmed about her. Her old em.
ployer was i'll too, and nurse who
had often cared for Mrs. Porter was
installed in the rooms of the mis-
tress; there was second nurse as
well to relieve the first.
For the little time that Mrs. Por.
ter needed diversion, her nurses
read to her or chatted with her and
Cherry formed the habit of spend.
ing the early evening hours with
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-02-18
Elrose

Rev. Paul Zimmerman of Rawson
made several calls in the neighbor-
hood the earlier part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Fisher and June
Gallant called Friday afternoon at the
Thomas Koontz home.
Charles Nonnamaker was a Sun
day dinner guest at the Ami Non
namaker home. Callers during the
past week were Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Nonnamaker, Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey
Klingler, daughter Marilyn, son How,
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hamilton
and daughter Betty.
Union prayer services at the Olive
Branch church, Thursday evening.
Lenna House is recovering at hel
home following an appendix operation
at the Bluffton hospital, performed ;
week ago.
Mrs. Thomas Koontz and son Robt
called Friday evening at the Anna
Koontz home.
Mrs. Freeman Basinger is conval
escing at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Purl Hartman. Mrs
Walter Benroth is assisting with he
care.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-02-18

6. Don't use a higher heat than
necessary.
z. Don't clean contact points or
oven units with harsh abraisizes or
sharp objects. Don't wash in water.
No. 90 steel wool is satisfactory.
8. Don't remove any heating ele-
ment until checking to see if all
range switches are off.
8. Don't allow deep we'll cooker
pan to remain in we'll when not in
use. Many aluminium and porcelain
pans have been ruined because the
switch was turned on accidentally
while the pan was in place.
10. Don't put heavy things on tho
oven door. A warped door makes
for inefficiency and higher cost of
operation.
Ii. Don't wash porcelain enamel
finish or oven lining while hot. Por-
celain enamel chips or crazes under
temperature changes.
IL. Don't handle switch controls
carelessly. Don't pry them off. If
it is necessary to remove the control,
place cloth back of switch control
and pull.
IL. Don't use sharp objects as a
pry to remove heating element from
frame. A thin piece of wood works
very satisfactorily.
Ia. Don't peek" into covered ves-
sells or oven more than absolutely
necessary.
| Is. Don't force oven racks. i
| they are hard to replace check over
Innings to see if they have been pu
in correctly.
Is. Don't replace heating element
in open units yourself. Have then
inserted by a competent service man
II. Don't ''tinker" with mechanical
and electrical devices such as timers
and switches.
! 18. Don't cook foods in excessive
amounts of water. Use only enough
water to cook the food and keep i
from sticking.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-02-18
Pleasant Hill

The Victory class party of the
Pleasant Hill church will meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Huber, Saturday
evening, Feb. 20.
Mrs. ]. j. Sutter returned to her
home in Wooster after spending some
time with her daughter, Mrs. Ray
mond Stratton and family.
Tuesday evening callers at the Nor
val Scoles home We're Mr.. and Mrs
Berlin Hesser, Mrs. Ruth Zimmer and
Mrs. Ruby Writ of Ada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joy K. Huber called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hefner and
family, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. L. Stratton were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Stratton and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Lugibill and
daughter We're Sunday dinner guets
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lugibill anc
daughter Dorothy.
Mr. .and Mrs. Lyman Barnes ane
JoAnn Barnes spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Traucht.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Gratz of Day,
ton spent the week end with Mr.. anc
Mrs. Paul Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coy Binkley and sor
Leonard spent Thursday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Norval Scoles ane
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Althauser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Jennings ant
son Rodney were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Wat
and family of Lima.
Mrs. Joy Huber called on Mr.. ans
Mrs. David Holman, Sunday after
noon.