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EvEmYBoDY SURPRISED

GRAND RAPIDS. Mch. -
ensusins q snow battle we're
m.Tpriaasi when four Fire De-
rsrtrmnt trucks. a district fare
el,ssfs car. two pol CO cruisers
anasa policc ambulance arrived
ro stuB thc fight. one of the
rvov balls broke the glass on a
fre.alarm box and accidenily
asf of the alarm.
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WOMEN LIKE IKE"

BLOOMINGTON. III. - Army
recruiting officers have found ii
necessary to take down its sign
for brief repairs. The sign, a
portrait of General Dwight D.
Eisenhower, had accumulated
such a deposit of hpstick, left
by feminine admirers. that Ii
had To he cleaned,
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Red Raiders Favored Over
mob Marines In Game Tonight

Nd Raidufa Basketball team IS
al 50 81 tarlllc thc mob Marines
tnnAg1s "a the Hin1 School GyIl.
MaiskNfa are heavy favorites 30
faks 49, Aiarincs Cos the second
tiHa in lheiF last mccting. the
MahAsfH skrd uut a 1926 win.
halafFs starting lineup viii IN
Clusia 3aliiser Swccting and Har-
ESQ hfaakina az guard. Dew itt
haawEta az centgr. and George
hafter and Ralph Arnold IL for-
maEa
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ENEMY COUNTER ATTACK
7 .-'4h 7n COSTLY

, lPAMPA,, TeXas.-When a cou-
PIE of skunks invaded his smoke
house, Farmer George E. Cock
erell left the door open as an
Invitation to the animals to
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RECREATION

Bayview Park-Tennls, basket.
ball and handball courts. Dia.
mondball. Comfort stations.
South Beach and Rest Beach
Swimming.
Gulf Dock and Rest Beach
Deepsea fishing. small boats.
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leave. They didn't take the hint
so Cockereli decided to force
them out. The skunks counter
attacked successfully, costing
Cockerell 1000 pounds of meat.
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FAns SIR GIANTS PLAY
fYf MIAMI

A. ieast fifty local Baseball
fans left over the highway IA,
past Wckcnd e. see the New YorA
Gianta and Brooklyn Dodgers per
faFm in Miam sunday.
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FouLED DIRECTORS

BROOKLYN.-The Germans
fouled Allied mine detectorS
with nails and odd scraps of
metal.
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The confectiuncr vas original-
a. = druEaistg. who used sweets
a. aisauiae the taste ~ unpleas-
arf ned Ctues
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Columbus University was es-
tabliShed by the Colonial colo
MES on July IL, 1854.
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The earlies form Of camera
was used by the American In
dams when they donned their
war paint.
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Subscribe to The Citizen-25c
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10000 In War

Inc ElkS nave NAG oU,UUU men,
bers in the armed forces and every
Elk lodge is busy rehabilitating
and finding jobs for those Elk
veterans who need such help. The
Elks have served all U. S. and
Allied service personnel in the
u. S. with entertainment, food
and lodging through 155 Fraternal
Centers near military establish
ments in 81 states. Every Elks
lodge in the country maintains
open house at all times for the
u. S. and Allied armed forces.
Hundreds of intelligent young
boys and girls have won Elk schol-
arships in the country's various
universities.
The administrative office of the
grand secretary of the order is
located in the huge Elks Me.
mortal building in Chicago. The
Elks National Foundation, under
the Craftsmanship of Past Grand
Exalted Ruler John F. Malley, of
Boston, is engaged in creating a
fund of $20,000,000 for new forms
of welfare and educational work.
The order maintains the large
clublike Elks National Home at
Bedford, Va, where more than
500 aged and INDECENT Elks can
spend their declining years n
peace and comfort.
High on the list of nnumerable
good works are the activities on
behalf of crippled children engag-
ed in by state and local Elks
groups. Through this activity,
Elks lodges in Florida contributed
heavily, during 1945, to the Har-
ry-Anna Home for crippled chill
dren lin Georgia, to "Aidmore";
in New Jersey, to the Betty Bach
rach Home for Affected Children
and in Vermont, to the Goshen
Fresh Air Camp for Crippled
Children.
Lodges in many sections of the
country maintain a visiting nurse
service, primarily for the detec-
ton and treatment of polio cases,
as we'll as a clinic at which chill
dren are examined free and The
cost of medical care and hos
pitalization provided when cir
cumstances warrant. Supple
menting all these activities, Elk
lodges have donated Iron lungs
and other medical facilities to
hospitals throughout the country
Added to this work among
crippled children are donations
for the upkeep of other institu-
tons. The Foundation, with the
aid of and through the Minnesota
State Elks- Association, supports
a great deal of welfare work in
! the Mayo Clinic in Rochester
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BASEBALL

at Municipal Stadium
afternoon Games)
SUNDAY
To be announced.
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The Weather
REPORT

Key West and vicinity: Fair this
afternoon and tonight; partly
cloudy Tuesday. Continued cool
tonight, warmer Tuesday. Mod
crate to fresh northeasterly winds
this afternoon and tonight dim
inishing Tuesday.
" Florida: Fair today; cooler ex-
IRENE south portion. Fair except
partly cloudy in southeast coastal
section and little change in tenn
perature tonight. Tuesday fair in
north and central portions and
partly cloudy in extreme south
portion with slightly higher tenn
peratures.
East Gulf of Mexico and Jack
sonville through the Florida
Straits: Moderate to occasionally
fresh northerly winds today
gradually veering and diminish
ing and becoming moderate
northeasterly winds tonight and
gentle to moderate easterly Tues
day except continuing moderate
to occasionally fresh through the
Florida Straits. Generally fair
except partly cloudy in extreme
south portion tonight and Tues
day ... l...: To-.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued. f..
WEATHER REPORT
Key West, Fla, March II, 1916
Observation taken at 7:30 am.
Eastern Standard Time
(City Office
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P. j. Ross, exalted ruler of Key
West Lodge, Benevolent and Pro-
tective Order of Elks, today dis
closed some surprising facts and
figures covering the magnificent
work done by the order since its
founding.
On February 16, 1916, all of the
1922 Elk lodges throughout the
United States observed the 18th
anniversary of the founding of
the order, led by New York Lodge
No. /, always referred to as the
Mother Lodge.
Started in 1868 by handful of
kindhearted New York actors, ''to
promote the we'll being of their
fellow man." the Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks has be-
come a vast, nationwide welfare
organization of more than 10000
members, 100000 increase since
Pearl Harbor. 1t has no CONNER
cial or religious angles and no in
terest in politics.
Spent S8.500.000
The Elks' War Commission, un-
der the craftsmanship of Pa1
Grand Exalted Ruler James r
Nicholson, of New York City, ano
the 1922 subordinate Elk lodges
throughout the country have
spent prodigious effort and more
than $8,500,000 in cash to perform
IA definite and vital jobs for ON
armed forces during World Wa
II. Since the founding of the or.
der. the Elks dhaye contributed
more than $70,000,000 to the pub.
lie welfare. In hundreds of Amer.
lean towns and cities the ElkS
clubhouse is the center of The
towns social activity.
In an intensified program of re-
Mobilization, which will be con.
tinued indefinitely wherever serv.
icemen are hospitalized, the Elks
are bringing cheer and comfort t.
the sick and wounded in more
than 300 hospitals in AZ states. The
needs and their fulfillment Vary
but the main features usually are
entertainments and shows, re-
freshments, radio sets, phone
graphs, musical instruments, be
slippers (150,000 pairs to date)
cigarettes, books, letter writing
Christmas packages, day-lons
fishing trips, scenic tours and 9th
er timely diversions. The entire
membership has now become en-
gagged in a countrywide cam
paign to help returning veteran:
in the present housing crisis.
A million books for the Mer
chant Marine, the recruitment o.
thousands of Navy Sea Bees
Army Engineers, Air Cadet< ant
Nurses, and the rehabilitation O.
480 Jap-imprisoned members O
the Manila and Guam lodges have
been other Elk war beneVolen
roc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-18
ENnc oteI TnSaN.

Mrs. Thad r Manning. of RCa-
coke Rapids, is expected today 20
visit hel daughter Ms. Is tIahh
Harris, on Turner avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-18
Mrs. s. f. Jennette
HOnOrs Miss Iegg
At Morning Tea

Mrs. >. +. Jennette was hostess at
morning tea hour at her home on
Young avenue Saturday morning at
II o'clock honoring Miss Katherine
LcGG, bridc-clcCt of June 80.
Throughout the house were artis-
TIC arrangements of sWcetpeas, roses
and Queen Anne'S lace. The din
ing room table was covered with
hand-draWn work cloth and in the
center on a mirror reflector was an
old-fashioned noscgay of summer
flowers with a lace frill. The nose
gay was tied with pastel colored
ribbons which extended to the ends
of the table and on the two corners
were small noScgays similar to the
one used as Il CcnterpiCCc.
The punch bowl was at one of the
tables. Two antique Nascline glass
dishes contained mlntS.
Iced Russian tea was served by
Miss Annie Perkins. of FarmvIlle,
NC, aunt of Mrs. Jenncttc. Fancy
sandwiches. cheese StraWS, and
mntS were served.
The honorCc was presented an
antique china plate on which was
an old-fashloned noscgay.
The guest list included the follow
ing: Miss Legg, the honor guest
Miss Maria Legg, Mrs. M. +, Lcgg,
Mrs. S. r. Watkins. Mrs. W. W.
BoWcrs, Mrs W. W Bowers, III,
Mrs. John w S. Davis, Miss Annie
Watkins Miss Annice Mitchell, Mis-
Mary Elizabeth Parham, Miss Mar
iorie Teiser, Miss Mary Ann Cooper.
Miss Josephine Newell, Miss Ann
Upchurch, Miss Ruth Burton, Miss
Peggy Moran, Miss Lucille White,
and Mrs Morse and Mrs. Elmer of
Baltimore, Misses Ponsie and SUI
anne Dawson of Cramerton, Miss
Mary Helen James, Of Wilson, Miss
Betty Thompson, Of Lynchburg, Va
and Miss Bette Hendricks, Of Raj
eigh
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-18
"Paying For His
Passage" Is Topic
At First Baptist


"79Ving for his Passage was the
subject of the sermon dellVcfec
Sunday morning by Rev. +. Norlltct
~.d,un1r, pastor OF the flrSt baP-
tist church. The text was from
Jonah 3. He pad the 1are thereof
"Under the rule OF Jcfepoahl II.
israel flourished, there was great
wealth throughout the land and
boundaries were EXTENDED. Jonah
vas court preacher III this time OF
great wealth and great power. lie
vas one of the greatest patriots OF
he day and the people awaited his
messages. The messages he preach
d were what he wanted to preach
md also what the people wanted
To- hear.
There came time, however,
when he had message lhat ne
didn't want to preach and he knew
the people did not want to hear. me
same is true of preachers To-Day.
Talk about economic justice, pref
udices, bigotry, and then popularity
waned, for the people do not want
to hear about these things.
The same thing happened IN
Sd1lldlld 10 Jbllull- \'1N' 9f''-NN ~ i''i''
TO 90 to Uneven and pfeacn It's 0S-
struction unless it rcpcntcd. Uneven
was an enemy Jonah dld not wan
to say what God wanted hlm to sa5.
Jonah did not want them to repent
But God wants no nation wiped out.
and this message came from God
Jonah tried 70 flee from COG. How
foolish He fled to the mann seaport
of Joppa awaiting a vessel to take
him away. And so he PAID his fare
to Tarshish the farthest place IN >hs
then known world. Here we haEF
the greatest preacher IN the Old
Testament fleeing from God, lie
thought he had paid his fare bu.
he had only begun paying. Many
times man thinks he has pad al.
but the years ahead only brlN3 con-
tinued payment. One can push ASIDE
creditors, but can never push COO
aside. We never know how much
God is going to charge for one
way trip to Tarshllsh.
The remainder OF the story IS
familiar to US. a great storm comes
up, and each man begins praying
to his god for safety. linen tNey ulS-
cover that Jonah was not with theh-
his conscience was easy ana Jonah
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-18
B. p. W. Announces
Years Committees

Following the state convention OF
North Carolina Business and Pro-
fcssional Women's clubs, commit
tees for the local club for the COM
ing year We're announced today.
The committees are as follows:
Finance, Mrs. Mary Matthews,
Mrs. tred Finch, Lucy Taylor, Mrs.
,thel Sexton Mrs. R. S. Turner,
Mrs. Edna Newman.
Membership-Mrs Floy Daniel,
Mrs. Kathryn Ralston, Mrs. Mar
>atterWhite.
Education-Miss Elizabeth Fox
Mrs. Pearl Loughlin.
Program-Mrs. Marion Gerber
md Mrs. T. f. Weldon, co-chalr-
men. Louise Nelson and Annie Mar
shall Lemay.
Heal,h-Dr. Sadie Johnson, Edna
Oliver. Mrs. Levin, Mrs. Fred kes-
Ier
social-Mrs. w. c. Gates, Mrs.
Sallie Wilkinson, Mrs. Pearl Lough-
I'm, Lucy Taylor, Lucy Hayes, Mrs,
Gray Brunmitt, Mrs. Nettlc Allen,
Mrs. Ethel Sexton and Grace Gal
braith.
Publcity-Mrs, Pearl 1. Green
and Miss Annie Lemay,
Public rclations-Annlc Marshall
Lemay and Mrs Edna Newman.
International relationships. Kate
Wood and Althea Perry.
Magazine-Mrs. p. B. Smith and
Mrs. Mae Massee.
observation-disclosures Nelson and
Miss Theo Mobley
Music-Mrs. Ada Parker and Mel
lie Gray Kittrell.
Loan fumd-Mrs. Pearl c. Green
and Matte Hayes.
Transportation-Miss Annie Le-
MAY and Mrs. Floy Daniel.
CiIfts-Mrs, Mae G, Massec.
Members of the club are request
cd to save this list of committees
for future reference. Chairmen OF
the committees will be the 1llSt
named unless otherwise lndlcated
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-18
North Henderson
Nine Defeats
\Iiddleburg 9-2

North Carolina baseball team dc
feated Mddleburg 81 N game
Sunday afternoon at North He der
son. Nelson was credited with the
win, while Abbott was marked up
with the less.
North Henderson viii play Corinth
church, Of Nashville, Saturday aft
crnoon at 3:30 o'clock at Nashville.
Negotiations are underway for the
North Hu derson nine to enter INTO
a league with FranklintOn, Warren
ton. Nashville and Bailey.
Anv donations or offer Of trans
portation for the team will be an
pleclalcd and persons wishing e.
cooperate thus are ash ed to contact
the team secretary Leslie Harris.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-18
Girl Scout Board or Standards

The Girl Scout Board Of Standards
viii meet Thursday morning, June
20. at the parish house. II was an
nonnced today. All scouts who cX-
pect to receive badges at the ,ourt
Of awards next next week are cX-
pectcd to appear before the board
On Thursday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-18
Society Ne 7vS
FILLS CHILDREN FETED
AT BIRTHDAY PARTY

Nancy Vaughan and Jackie Ellis
wore hunored ON their birthday by
their mother, Mrs. Albert Ellis at
> party held at the home of their
grandmother. Mrs. Ida Blake IN
south Henderson. on Saturday aft
,rnoon at 3 O'Clock
Games were enjoyed during the
afternoon.
Jackie observed his fourth birth
dav and Nancy celebrated her tWcl-
fth birthday.
Ice cream and cake were served
TO about l3 guests.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-18
u. 4. r. Meeting

Old Butte Chapter, OAR" will
meet with Miss Cornelia Gary at
her tome on Charles street on Tues
dav evening at o'clock, 1t was an
nounccd. All members arc urged 10
be present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-18
Wesleyan Service Gui, !

The Wesleyan Service Guild viii
meet Tuesday evening al 8 o'clock
at the First Methodist Church.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-29
PULLMANAI VAZIUOS
. SKERVAI AMERIKA

Americas gelzkeliu kompa-
MICS paskelbia kad pradedant
Kovo 81 galima bus Pullman
vagonais pervaziuoti skersai
visa Amerika, be persedimo,
kaip pagerinima keliavime.
Xxi siol, keistai, visi trauki-
Mai ir vagonai davaziave Xxi
tam tikru miesta, kaip Chica-
tam tikru miestu, kaip Chica-
leans, turedanio suktis atgal
-pasazieriai turejo persesti
kitus vagonus, ir Pullman va,
gonu pasazieriams nedaryta is,
imties.
Dabar, Pullman vagonai bus
prikabinti prie toliau einancir
traukiniu, panasiai kaip daro.
ma gelzkeliu punktuose ryti
nese ar vakarinese srityse.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-29
KOMUNISTAI MEGA
LES UZIMTI ATSA-
KOMINGU VIETQ

Karo Departmentas isleido
patvarkyma sulyg kurio Anne
rikos komunistai, kad ir sios
Sales pilieciai, netures teises
uzimti aukstesniu valdininku
ir karininku vietas. Tas drau-
dimas yra taikomas apsaugoti
paslaptis karo reikmenq kaip
radar ir atomine bomba. Tie
dalykai bus grynai patikimu
asmenu zinioje.
Karo DEPARTMENTS privers-
tas tos tvarkos limits po suse-
kimo Kanadoje sovietu agentQ
pastangu isgauti atomo paslap,
tbs. Yra ziniu kad paciame
Washingtone susekta atomines
bombos paslapties snipu dar'
bu, tik Amerika stengiasi viss
tai uZtyletl lr Slepla nuo vi
suomenes zinios. Russia grie
besi isgauti atomo paslaptis. ly
giai taip pat ir Suv. Valstijos'
kaip ir Kanadoje. Ameriko
spauda ir piktinasi kodel mu
su valdzia taip slepia ir nepa
skelbia ka Sovietu agentai ci;
daro.
Kanados valdzia tebetesi;
sovietu snipu gaudyma, ir bu
suimta dar daugiau paciu Ka
nadieciu parsidaveliu komunis
tams.
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Waterbury. Conn.
MIRE BIZNIERIUS WIN.
SHUKAITIS

..Kovo 16 d., z V. ryto, staiga
mire William (Vincas) Shu-
kaitis, vos sulaukes puses am
ziaus. Palaidotas Kovo 20 d.
Velionis buvo vienas is stam-
besniu Lietuviu biznieriu sioje
kolonijoje, virs 20 metu uzlai-
ke ANGLES ir aliejaus bizni -
Brass City Coal & Oil Co. il
CANA pasekmingai ta bizni va
dovavo.
Kadangi velionis buvo I Pa
saulinio karo Veterans todeI
buvo palaidotas militariskomis
apeigomis; pamaldos atsibuvc
sv. Juozapo baznycioje. Laido'
tuves buvo ispudingos tue kac
jose dalyvavo Lietuviu Legio
no Sylvester J. Stokes Post
nariai ir moteru skyrius; il:
buvo sio posto komandierium
Velionis buvo nuosirdus, ge
ras Lietuvis priklause prie S
L. A., prie Liet. Pilieciu Poll
tikos Klubo, Liet. Neprig. Pc
litikos Klubo, Lietuviu Vaizbo
Buto ir kitu Lietuvisku labda
ringu organizaciju. Per ilgu
metus jis buvo izdininkas able
ju NINETY klubu, taipgi darba
/ vosi ivairiose komisijose ir ej
pareigas Liet. Neprig. Politi
kos Klubo direktoriu tarybo
Xxi pat mirties.
Paliko jo nuliudus zmona
trys sunai, vienas tarnauja ks
70 laivyne Pietu Pacifike, ar
tras lanko Holy Cross koleg
ja, trecias baigia aukstaja me
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NAUJOS VALDYBOS
PRIESAIKA

Lietuviu Legiono Sylvester
J. Stokes Posto 6, ir moteru
Auxiliary nauja valdyba pri-
inns priesaika (installation) 80
Kovo, 8 v. vakare, 48 Green ST.
saleje. Nauja valdyba sekan-
tt: Commander John w. Sto-
kes, senior vice commander Ed
ward F. Alisauskas, junior vi
ce commander John Bruzas,
adjutant DR.. M. J. Colney, IL
dininkas Vincas Stankus; of,
ficer of the day Anthony Kun.
cas-, seargent-at-arms Antho.
ny Dzimidas; trustees Johr
Danisavage, John Jenusaitis
chaplain Rev. Alfred w. Cabi
tor. Rengeju komisija: Char
les Slokus, John Danisavage
John Jenusaitis. Publika kvie
ciama dalyvauti.
DIR. M. J. Colney
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Pastaba Skaitytojams

Jeigu kada negaunate kurio
Dirvos numerio tai praSyda-
mi Administrators prisiusti
ta numerl, nerasykit: "Ne-
gavau pereito numerio," bet
pazymekit aiskiai: Negavau
mr.. 5, ar Is, ar "a, ar ATT.
Tas palengvins be jokiu su-
klydimu greit pasiusti jums
ta numeri kurio negavot.
DIRVOS Administracija.
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kykla. Laidojime pasitarnavo
graborius John w. Stokes, gra-
bo nesejai buvo ivairiu Legio-
nu Postu komandieriai. Reis-
kiame giios uzuojautos Shu-
kaiciu seimai, o jam amino
poilsio. :
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KINIJOJE, pietineje Hupeh
provincijoje, keturiuose mics
tuose nuo bado mire suvirs 49
tukstanciai zmoniu, pranesi-
mas is Kinu ziniu agenturos
sake.
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PAMAINYK

vandens sildytoja toki
kuris PATS SAVE APsIMoKA
vien tik operavimo sutaupymais
Jeigu jussks yra nusenusios ruses gasn vandens Sill
dytojas ir neenai pirkas JUS daug penysit pi
gesnas operavimo kastais M geresnu vandens sildymo
patarnavimu pakeiciant automatika, apacoe kurina
ma, nsuluota prietaisa.
Bandymai parode kad Sis modernis Gasinis vandens Sill
dytojas teikia vidunes semos karo vandens rekala-
ku isldyti, kurs operuojamas prie sono kurinamame
sildytojuje. l.''t
Naudotoju patyrimas patvirtna galmybe automatsko,
apacioje kurnamo, nsuluoto vandens sldyojo
ii daugiau metu patiketina uz zemesnius kastus
gaono sunaudojamo karsto vandens
Kap speciastas vandens sildymo stemu jis pagelbes
um pazinti iris bunas ypatybes vandens sidyto-
ju rusyje kure patys uz uzsimoka. Atminkt-
AUTOMATIs, APAcIOJ KURLAMAs, INsUIIUOTAs
THE EAST OHIO GAS COMPANY
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ApSvietimas kelio j Geresni Gyvenil

BEVEIK VISI KUDIKIAI gema su gerom AKIN
-betgi septyni ir desimties suaugusiu turf bio
ga regejma
Gelbejimui isvengti akiu sugedimo, reikanga
tureti nors Viena Sight-Saving Lempa kiekvie-
nam darbui kur reikia gero iziurejimo
Saugi taisykle yra:-Igykit po viena Sight
Saving Lempa kiekvienam semos nariui.
REGEPIMAS NEIKAINUOJAMAs- pi-
gi. Prize to, JUS vargu patemysit kick daugiau
kastuoja uz elektra reikalnga apsvietimui sesiu
kambariu namo nuo akiq itempimo padeties Xxi
regejimO apsaugojimO standardo
Darant planus savo naujam ar pagerintam
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namui, atminkit kad Sight-Saving sviesa butina
geresniam gyvenimui.
Atminkit, taipgi, kad juo daugiau elektra tar
nauja jums, tue maziau il kastuoja vdutniai uz
vieneta.
BEGYJE PASTARU sEsIU METU pragyvenimo
kainos Clevelando srityje PAKILO 80 nuosin-
ciu*, bet vdutne vieneto kama uz elektra kuria
teikia The Illuminating Company namu naudoji-
mui NUPIGO Is nuosimcu.
siadien vidutine kama uz namams naudojama
eektra yra zemausia Kompanijos 81 metu is
torioje-ir Wis dar eina pigyn
*Skanes is u S. Bureau of Labor Consumer Price Index.
Evening star., 1946-07-08
ACREAGE FOR SALE tcont. J

GEO. n. WILLIAMS CO. Exclusive
Springbrook, nearby Silver Spring-An op-
portunity to buy 1h acres fronting on
Solesyi1e s. IN that is
GEO. II. WILLIAMS coo acres. u mile
from Four Corners: suitable for small sub
division; priced right. Thomas, 81. 5000.
GEO. H. WILLIAMS co., acres, near
EaSTa@nd @ yIl ssao sssla5 in : lots; $1,000 asSa for
RESTRICTED BUILDING SITES. to 10
acres, all wooded: paved road; cleo, tele-
phone; school bus: mail delivery and water
at property; mi from D. C. line. near
Horbeck. Md Nd OWNER, st. 1888. " % 9"
ARL.-2 level lots with towering oaks. on
a. paved street, with water and sewer in
stalled. cony. located; only ST. $50 each or
$500 for both. Exclusive with SMITH
REAL ZEAL ESTATE rATE CO. Glsbe o4s4. 80
AeHas $50 70 esf 1s EsFiss
Tuck m iran farm NJ f HuNTER fSr fu09yss'Ga WA ss4s g.
HOME in THE cOUNTRY?mHerTe T is an
opportunity TO buy from 3 to 10 acres in
Club. on hard-surfaced road; high eleva-
tion, rolling land price only 500 and
up per acre; Call Mr.. Sharnoff, EN-. 2527,
BROWN REALTY CORP. DI. 1907
ADJACENT WASHINGTON GOLF and
Country Club golf course-1 acre beautiful
isndi sS doo water and sewer available; price
In the town of Vienna, Va. 1e miles
rolling land with GOOD frontage on hard
road some trees, but not wooded; f1ne
LAMBoRN. Realtor, 1e0ls s. Airing ton
Ridge rd CI, 3711 o