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KAIP LAIKRASTIS
PAGELBSTI

Pereita savaite paskelbeme,
kad Clevelando paste yra daug
siuntiniu is Europos Jonui Gu
deliui, kurio pastas jau apie po-
ra menesiu veltui Clevelande
ieskojo ir jau buvo beveik pasi-
ryzes tuos siuntinius grazinti
atgal Europa, bet dar pabande
kreiptis j DIRVA.
Po paskelbimo gavome net
iris pranesimus is ivairiu vietu,
kad Jonas Gudelis dar tebera
Vokietijoj, bet netrukus atvyks
j Clevelanda. PraneSem apie
tai pastui ir pasiulem siunti-
MUS palaikyti, kol Sis asmuo at
vyks, arba atgabenti laikinai j
DIRVA. IS paste pranese, kad
jiems patogiau tuos siuntinius
atgabenti DIRVA.
Jei ne tas paskelbimas ir jei
zinantieji butu patingeje atsi-
liepti, tai siuntiniai butu grize
atgal Vokietija, ar gal ir din
ge. O juose siunciami kulturi-
niu atzvilgiu vertingi dalykai.
Prizes kick laiko gavome lais-
ka is Austrijos, SUI maza iskarpa
is DIRVOS, is skyriaus "Nau-
jausi naujakuriai".
Pasirodo, Austrijoje, Tirolio
kraste gyvenanti moteris atvy-
kusiu j Amerika sarase rado sa-
vo sunaus su Selma pavarde.
Sake "Jau seseri metal nezino-
jau, kur mano sunus." Mato-
mai, per ivairius begimus, bonn
bardavimus sunus pateko Vo-
kietija, motina = j Austria.
Paskui gyvenant ne vienoje
valstybeje, sunku buvo susiras-
tt. Motinai tuojaus buvo nusius-
tas tikslus sunaus adresas.
Oar idomesnis atsitikimas su
(Perkelta j sta pusl.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-08-19

Kaip jau anksciau buvo Ia
dejes, sios savaites pradzioje
Clevelande lankesi prof. DIR. J.
Balys is Indian universiteto. Jo
apsilankymo tikslas buvo = pa
medzioti senu, dar neuzregitruo-
tQ lietuvisku dainu. Jis atvyko
su universiteto jam suteiktais
lregistravimo prietaisais IRE
cording machine).
Medziokle buvo sekminga. Per
iris dienas iregistruota kelios
desimtys dainu, kurios dar ME
kad nebuvo registruotos ir, jei
ne sta proga, gal taip ir butu
dingusios uzmirSime
Visoms Clevelande idainuo-
toms dainelems isklausyti reik-
tQ daugiau kaip poros valandu
laiko.
Daug graziu dainu padainavo
Ona Vildiene, kilusi is Veiveriu
parapijos. il ne tik patti dai-
navo, bet dar nuveze DIR. Bali
pas kitus pazistamus, ragino
juos pasiknisti atminty ir dai-
nuoti.
Kai kurias dainas il padaina-
vo drauge SUI Antanina Axe
liene. Kitos dainininkes, padai-
navusios bent po desimti dainu,
buvo: Izabele Belskiene, kilusi
is Krosnos parapijos, Grasilda
Cipliene, is Palevenes parapijos
ir Marijona Guzauskiene nuo
Simoniu.
Keletas senu zaidimu ir dai-
nu uzraSyta is Juzefos Nasvy-
tienes.
Neatsiliko ir vyrai. Po pora
dainu padainavo St. Vida ir
Juozas Rakauskas, abu is Yep
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-08-19

silaikiQ Patupiu Antano ir Ipo-
Ito, atvykusiu j Amerika 1912
IA metals (Antanas gyveno Wis
consin ir Minnesota valstybese)
kilusiu is Zerkiskiu kaimo, Trau-
pio parapfjos, Panevezio apskr.
IeSko ju pusbrolis Petras Jukne-
vicius, dabar gyvenas 1884 Mid
dlepoint, Dearborn, Mich.
Jukneviciaus Antano, sunaus
Vinco ir Alenos (Aukstuolytes)
is Alukenu Surdaugiu kaimo,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-08-19

Antano Alisausko, gyvenancio
Pittsburghe ar jo apylinkese
(Lietuvoje gyvenusio Meskasa-
liu kaime, Aloves valsciuje, Ally
taus apskr.), iesko Pranas Tam
kutonis, 169 w 32nd St., Bay
onne, N. J. Praso atsiliepti il
patti, arba zinancius, kur jis
yra.
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NAUJAKURIQ GEGUzINE
PIKNIKAS.

kaip jau buvo pranesta, ivyks
kita sekmadieni, rugpiucio %
d., DIR. TamoSaicio sodyboje,
26OO1 Lake Shore Blvd. Pradzia
2 val. PIP. Tremtiniu D-jos Kul-
turine Komisija itemptai ruo-
siasi sudaryti idomia programa.
| ta idomu ir malonu susiti-
kima kvieciami visi Clevelando
lietuviai. Bilietu galima gauti
DIRVOJE, pas Tr. D-jos komi-
teto narius ir ten pat vietoje,
prize iejimo. Bilietu kama 35 c.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-08-19

Prasomas atsiliepti Ignata-
wicz Tadeusz, kilimo is Ivan
tiskiu kaimo, Jonavos valsc., !
Amerika atvykes prizes pirmaji
pasaulini kara.
zinantieji, kur gyvena iesko-
masis, arba kad ir mires butu,
malonekite pranesti jo sunenui
siuo adresu: Jonas Ignatavicius
Dornstadt/b. Ulm. D. P. Camp.
Germany, U.S.A. zone.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-08-19
RKO KEITH'S 1O5th

Nuo rugpiucio II Xxi 20: I'VE
Were Strangers" su John Gar
field ir Jenifer Jones.
Nuo rugpiucio 21 Xxi %: "Tar-
zans Magin Fountain SUI Lex
Barker ir Branda Joyce.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-08-19
JAUNA PORA,

lietuviai, ciagimiai, iesko 4-5
kambariu buto, be baldu.
Praso pranesti telefonu:
Ii 6O79
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-08-19
: kas ir kur e

j.. Bachuno vasarviete Macata-
va vasaroti. Lankesi taip pat
ir Tabor Farmoj, kur matesi
ir SUI ten apsigyvenusiais nau-
jakuriais.
Adolfas Klimas (zurnalistas
A. Kelmutis), prizes kick laiko
atvykes Clevelanda, persikele
gyventi Chicago.
Ona Ginkien6, Brooklyn, N.Y.,
neteko savo mylimos motinos
Paulinos Kairienes, kuri mire
rugpiucio 10 d.
Juozas Valickas, Newark, N.
j., perleides per savo namus
visa ellie naujakuriu, siomis
dienomis laukia atvykstanciu
nauju.
Jeronimas Cicenas, zinomas
laik1astininkas, nesenai atvykes
is Vokietijos, issikele gyventi
| j Omaha, Nebraskoje.
Jonas Rinkevicius, zinomas
Lietuvos knygu leidejas ir pla-
tintojas, apsigyveno Chicagoje.
Galvoja bandyti ir cia imtis
taip labai reikalingo knygu pla-
tinimo darbo.
J. ir J. Salaseviciai sia savai-
te lankesi Chicagoje. J. Salase-
viciene dalyvavo Moteru Sajun-
gos seine, kaipo Clevelando Mo-
teru S-gos kuopos delegate. Po
to dar lankysis Wisconsin pas
gimines. Jiems nesant mamie,
atvyko is Europos pora ju glo-
botiniu = ciurlionieciu J. E.
Capkeviciai, kuriuos dabar glo-
boja Salaseviciu dukte ir. zen
tas Luizai. Stotyje padejo su-
tikti ir globoti T. Ciurlionis, ku-
ris Capkevicius net apdovanojo.
Maria Sims ir Stefanija Duo
| van, zinomos Detroito lietuviu
veikejos, atvyko vasaroti j Cle-
velando apylinkes, j Ciurlioniu
vasarnami.
A. Baltrukoniene SUI dukra ir
zentu Schneideriais, pas kuriuos
neseniai ivyko keletas lietuvisku
pobuviu, siuo metu lankosi Ka-
nadoj ir siuncia visiems linke-
jimu is Niagara Falls, Ont.
Stasys Pilka, teatro aktorius
ir rezisierius, pakviestas skai-
tyti paskaitas Rytu Europos te-
afro temomis j du Americas
universitetus. Jis jau skate vie
ma paskaita Chicagos univer-
sitete. Neseniai S. Pilka buvo
pasiryzes isvykti ilgesniam lai-
kui j Kanada, bet susilaike ir,
pagyvejus visuomeniniam jude
jimui Chicagoje, dirba SUI besi-
kurianciu Chicagoje dramos me-
geju teatru.
Capkeviciai, Jadvyga ir Ed
mundas, siomis dienomis j Gle
velanda atvyke ciurlionieciai,
laikinai isvyko j Chicago pas
gimines. Jie nepaprastai dekin-
gi Petrui Luizai SUI zmona ir
ypac ju dukrelei Julytei, kurie
parode nepaprasto rupestingu-
mo ir vaisingumo per tas kelias
dienas, kai cia buvo apsistoje,
ir uz ju dovanas. Taip pat de-
kingi T. Ciurlioniui, juos suit
kusiam ir suteikusiam "pirma-
ja pagalba".
Xiii ciurlionieciai = Stem
puziai ir Petraiciai taip pat
jau atvyko j New Yorka 81
treciadieni, bet dar uztruko pa
keliui ir Clevelando nepasieke.
Dabar ciurlionieciu Amerikoje
jau yra %. Anoj pusej vandeny-
no, bet jau pesirengusiu kelio-
nei, dar yra 18. Tikimasi, kad
apie kito menesio pabaiga ciur-
lionieciu visas ansamblis bus jau
cia ir gales pradeti savo darba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-08-19
PADEKiTE SURASTI

Traupio parapijos, Panevezio
apskr., atvykusio j Amerika
1909 = II metals, iesko brolis
Petras Juknevicius ir sesuO Ju-
lila, 1884 Middlepoint, Dear
born, Mich.
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RInkeviciaus VincO dukteru

Rlnkevlciaus VincO dukteru -
Mariukos, Ievos ir kitu, iesko
jQ artima giminaite, gyvenanti
Amerikoje. Ju istekejusiu pa
vardziu nezino. Rinkevicius su
dukterimis yra atvykes j Ame-
rika MAJ daug prizes 40 metu.
Jis kiles is Marijampoles apsk.
Dabar yra mires. Kas il pazino-
jo, gal Zinc, kur dabar gyvena
jo dukterys. zinancius praso at
siliepti siuo adresu:
Mrs. L. Liutkus,
1912 E. 87th St.
Cleveland, Ohio
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-17
TRUMAN AWARDS
(Continned from Page or,

lConfinued From Page One)
OF the sailors lined up On the
school parade grounds.
The President got up early to-
day, and enjoyed a brisk wall
around the Naval Station from
t;35' to 1855 a. M, and then ate
breakfast of a small quantity Of
fish, toast. bacon, coffee and milk
Ross announced today that the
Presidents official party would
leave the Naval Station at ais
q. M Tuerday for the trip to 3D.
ca Chica where they win board
the airplane, independence. for
the return trip to Washington
They win be airborne at 8sI5 a
m. ana viii reach Washington
about 1875 p. m. the same day.
Mr. Trurnan will have been
here % davs Tuesday. He has said
that il was a fine vacation, for he
got a lot or rest and Ross said to-
day that the President had vir-
taally completed reading the rou-
tine papers he brought down
here with him.
The President has also done all
the work possible to be done ON
the message to Congress next
month. The remainder of the
work will have to be done in
Washington, for Mr.. Truman is
waiting for official reports. large
~ from the Treasury Department.
before he can complete the mes
sages.
The class of graduates at the.
Sonar School have just completed
q six months course of instruc-
ton preparing them for the
duties Of sonarman. They have
also completed an eight weeks
course of intensive instruction in
he techniques of anti-submarine
warfare conducted both ashore
and afloat on vessel.
II is reported by the Sonar
School since President Truman
began giving out the diplomas to
the graduating sonarmen that ap-
plications for both officers and
enlisted men have steadily in
creased IN number.
Those receiving diplomas to-
day from the President were:
William Stockstad, Edgar J.i
Fox, Richard L. Held, Richard
Fhwing Helmers, Jack F. San
derS, Earl C. Blancgard, Arthur
X. Anderson, Edward S. Benko
Gordon Bill, Lynwood Kittrell
James McJannet, Gerald Bellart
Freeman S. Graham, RAYMOND
krolikowskL Alfred c. Ticineto.
Ronald A. Black, Hugh Casey,
Ralph w. Galloway, Charles N.
Lafebvre, Verde J. Hendley, Fee
lax r. Werbieki, Roger L. Bobzi-
en-, Francis r. Brown, Ronald ].
Porter,
Charles E. Haas, Ray c. Hop
kins, Edward c. Brezinski, James
A. Smith, Ralph Unislawski. Jim
b. Woods, John P. Bobbie Har-
vey +. Kaufman, William c. Trot-
ter. Frederick NJ. Foreman. Tom
{. Pemberton, Donald Mazurkis-
wicz.
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The
WEATHERMAN
Says

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy this afternoon. tonight
and Sunday. with some risk of a
light shower this afternoon:
fresh northeast winds this after
noon. occasionally moderately
strong Sunday moderate, oc-
casionaily fresh. easterly winds
Florida. Considerable cloudi-
ness and . lew isolated light
showers along lower east coast
to-day. otherwise clear 20 partly
cloudy through Sunday: slightly
oooier. in extreme south portion
today. slowly rising tempera-
lures Sunday.
Jacksonville Thru The Florida
Straits Small craft warnings
from Daytona Beach southwark.
Fresh northeast winds from Day
tona Beach southwark, occasion
ads moderately strong 1880
mph. early today; moderate oe-
casionally fresh. Northeast winds
elsewhere to-day: Sunday mod
crate easterly winds, occasional
N fresh through the Straits;
mostly cloudy with isolated
showers IN south portion today.
otherwise partly cloudy weather.
East Gulf Of Mexico: Moder-
ate northeast 10 east winds, Oc-
casionally fresh. today; Sunday
moderate east 90 southeast winds.
partly cloudy weather.
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ISRAEL JACOBSON

fGonlinued FroiB Pa&e OheI
~ hls knowledge. Jacobson never
befoFe has been moiested by the
hunaaran poliCe during his long
assignment in Budapest
TIE Vienna spokesman says he
aoss not heleye there IS any con-
neetion between the arrest oil ia
enlson and another arresl-that
q American businessman Robert
Nozeier But the informant says
1aeolason probably was acqaaint-
"a Wsth Nogeler. who was taken
INTO cusnsiv last month. .
The s7.vcar old Jacobson USED
80 hee .n Rochester, New YORK. a
few weeks ago has family moved
o. Chicago.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
RADIOS
FOUND

TEN and one-half it.. boat with
cupboard motor. in vicinity Of
Contents Key. For information.
see MYRTLE or Wesley Gibson. Big
Pine Key. Owner may have same
by paying for this adv.
decl7-6tx
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a'i'iiil'
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.ti nt sem
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fah tAsai
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Miss PGPy
To Return
For Holidays

Ai.s Shirley Mae papN stu
asnt a suiiins College. Bristol.
Va. ulll spend thr Christmas
hulidnvs with her parents. Mr..
and -. Bernie G. papy Of 1921
Washington street.
The Suilins' Vacations begins
Decesnlef l6. ana win end jan
mFv 4 prior 20 the vacation.
Ms Pany took part IN . number
- pc CHRISTMAS activities which
ineiuded = Chrisinlas party Tor
saaderpriviieRrd ehlldren Ia the
Bristol Niciniiy.
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TIDES

Naval hasel
remoEros
Eastern STANDARD nme)
High Lev
ga am 3.38 am.
sic pm 80 pm.
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
tRafwrRnoe station. Key West
Time Of Height o.
asssion-- Tide high waie'
Saba Honda
tbfialael IN lOm W
No Nanie Key
least end) , n 10m
huca Chica
fSanay poinO-oh aJm
Caldea Channel
tnorth end) t2h lOm IA I.
NOTE.
Minus sign: Corrections
20 be subtrscted.
(4l-Plus sign: Corrections u
b. added
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Personal Mention

NJ. and Mrs. Charles Ogden,
and son Ernest. after spending
two weeks IN Key West with
n Ogdens' mother and family,
ieft Cor Lake Cay. Florida. where
they make their home. Mr.. Og-
Den Is the son Of Mrs. Rachel
Sanchez % 1910 Dtsval street.
Roland SOcaTfas arrived over
AefuVias g" Airiines. after
spending a week with relatives
and friends n Havana.
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WANTED-Navy man, wife. 2
children urgently need two
bedroom furnished house or apt.
by Dec. %. Will sign lease. Call
382-W anytime. dec17-6t
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Minimun. tsharos
MinlDlam spare 10 be
charged fpr any one inser.
ton win be for 3 lines. is.
sSsness 5 words pr Line,
Deaalins
70 fnSafe publication
n0ps mast DC in the Advef
sisinR lDepaftmenf office be
fore II O'Clock ia the n1wn
ms IN the ias 81 pssblscA
11laD
phone 81
Use yous pb,Ae. Adyer-
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=, tnese columns BY Dnone
t,fties
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s-sitieen Buildjng corner Of
Greene and Ann Streets
Dssor 10 the right on enter
tne blllljsna
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FOR RENT-HOTEL ROOMS
FOR RENT-coTTAGES
WANTED TO RENT
nov15-30t

USED piano for three months.
Phone 599 dec16-3t
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BarometeF
fSsa level $40 an.
aalS ms 1928 mbs.
Tomorfow'a Almanac
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LECALS

NOTICE
ne annual meeting Of the share
holders Of The Florida NatinnaI
rank at Key West will be held in
the PRESIDENTS office of said bank
~ the tttS of Kew West. Florida.
On the 10Th day of January, 1850 at
<:vV oclock 4. NJ. for the purpose
OF electing directors, considering
reports OF officers, directors and
committees, and taking action
thefeon ana Tor the disposition of
suCh other business as may law
iuly come before the meeting.
{. L. GARDNER.
Vice President and Cashier.
December = lg49
dec. 24-3i, l94s JAM. 1850.
----
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF The
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCGrIT
OF THE STATE OF FLOlaInA
~ AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
~ CHANCERY.
Case No. II-I0IS
CHARLES RAYMOND
WORRELL,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCES
JANE CAWTHORNE
WORRELL,
Defendant.
~ AEFEtAh
To- Jane CaWthorne Worrell,
60 Mrs. NJ. r, Turner,
i!O3 FountaiRhleau Crescent,
Norfolk, Virginia.
hou are hereby required to an
pear To the Bill of Complaint for
Divorce against you in the above
II led cause on or before the 10th
dsN OF January A. l.. 1850, other
wise the allegations contained
therein will he taken as confessed
This Order il to be published once
week for four consecutive weeks
IN the Key West Citizen, a news
paper published in the City OF Key
West, Florida.
DONE ami ORDERED this 10th
day Of December, \. y. 1919.
tsEAL) EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Monroe County. Florida.
BY; Kathleen NOttage.
HILARY L. AIBURY, n
Attorney for Plaintiff.
dec. l7-e4-3I, l94S Jan. 1850.
------------
IN TUE CIRCUTT COuRT OF THE
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
~ AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
~ CHANCERY.
Case No. I2-75
MARY PALE%ZUT Ella MACY
WARREN.
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
alias FREDERICK LEE
WARREN,
Defendant
NOTICE TO APPEAR
TO; Alfred Joseph Woroch, alias
Frederick Joseph Warren.
Residence unknown
You are hereby required to an
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
tnNorce in the above STYLED cansa |
on or before the 9Th day OF January |
n ". 1850. otherwise the allegations
contained therein will be taken as
confessed a.
This order is to be published onco
= week for four consecutive weaks
m the The Key West Citizen a
newspaper published in the City ~ /
Key West, State If Florida
DONE and ORDERED this oh |
DAY 81 December, A. y. is4s.
tSeaiD EARL X. ADAMS
Clerk of the Circuit Court |
Monroe County, Florida
By: (sdl Kathleen Nofiava
HILARY L. ALBURY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
dec. l0-l7-24-31.I949
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-12

A RE you too tired to keep up
~ with the crowd? Is pale, list
less personality robbing you of ro-
nance? Often, a blood condition
drains energy and sparkle. You may
have a Borderline Anemia, due to a
ferro nutritional blood deficiency.
Your red blood cells may be too
faded and weak to transmit full en-
ergy to your body. Medical studies
indicate as many as half of the wom-
en- examined-many men and chill
dren-have this Borderline Anemia.
So, if your vigor and color are low
because of this blood deficiency,
take Ironized Yeast Tablets. They
are specially formulated to help
build up faded red blood cells. Con-
tinuing tiredness and pallor may be
due to other conditions consult
your doctor regularly. But in this
Borderline Anemia, take Ironized
Yeast Tablets to start your energy
and color surging back-to get fun
out of life again!
*ResuIfine from q ferro-nufrifionai def
cfency OF the blood. q condition for which
Ironized Yeast is specially formulated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-12

I. SURPnISI Who. ber-
esntsss Of the homes bxiH since the
U0r haze sold tor less th0n $40. OOO9
30 per cent - according to
the President Of the National
Association of Home Builders.
S. T.. Dallas. Texas
Z. GLOOMY What did the
French admit during O recent
pnbiie-opinion bolI9
That they were the unhappi-
est people in the world. Aus
tralia. according to the same sur
vey, has the fewest mot very
happy" people.
j. c. S.. Chicago. III.
;. TRAVELLERS e. Where ore
10000 hungry Briioss going this
snmass, for some good food?
They will travel in France.
Italy. Switzerland, Belgium and
other places on the continent -
primarily for food.
G. S., Chicago. III.
(. HARVEST What ssso
method has been Developed for
gathering oysters2
A giant vacuum cleaner"
that sweeps the bottom of the
seas. This suction equipment
loads about 1000 bushels of
oysters an hour.
M. S.. Chicago, III.
s. FAMOUS PLANE . Wha.
is the latest acquisition tn the
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'''''S''' 81 n N..x

NOTE: We viii pay 81 for q question
and answer used in this column. Cues
tions are based on current news and
clipping Of news source must accom-
pany answer. Address: Tom Henry.
THIS WEEK, 40 Lexington Avenue,
New York II. N. Y. Unaccepted con-
tributions cannot be acknowledged o.
returned.
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mIrfM COMBINE

National Air Museum al the
Smithsonian Institution
The S,eoose. only survivor of
the original u. S. Far Eastern
Air Force. It is also the only
combat plane that was in service
from the beginning to the end of
the Second World War.
W. B., Los Angeles. Calf.
6. POWER Which released
more energy, the atosn bomb that
fell on Hiroshima OF the recent
earthquake in the Pacific Month
Wesf2
The earthquakes energy was
equal to $50 atom bombs.
L. L.. Topeka, Kan.
7. come UP Wages for
Brit0in's coal miners h0ee is-
creased 1873 per cent ia the last
decade. Hoso much do they get nos0?
About S3l. 80 a week compared
with Sll.5O a week 10 years ago
American soft-coal miners aver
age $76.40 a week.
M. A. H., White Plains, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-12

In fact. Bayer Aspirin's single
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doctors regularly prescribe it for
pain relief is so gentle to the
system mothers give it even to
small children on their doctors
advice.
So don't experiment with drugs
that have not stood the test of
time. Do as millions do-use
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genuine Bayer Aspirin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-12

starts disintegrating with aston
ishing speed is actually ready
to 60 to work in t,eo seconds. And
they know this is why Bayer
Aspirin brings quick relief.
But important as fast relief is
when you're in pain. there are
also~oihsr reasons why Bayer
Aspirin is the choice of millions.
First. it's remarkably effective.
Second. it's wonderfully gentle.
Evening star., 1949-10-05
WhyGrow
Old?
By Josephine lowmon

Have you been shopping lately?
If so, you may have found it dis
couraging that certain suit or
gown looked so stunning on the
model and so stunned on you!
Summer is fine, for health and
relaxation, but it is hard on the
hair and skin. and sometimes on
the figure. if you found it i'm
possible to indulge in sports dur
ing the very hot weather. Fall is
special time for getting both
your clothes and your figure out
of mothballs!
For this reason, why Grow
Old?" has been concentrating on
figure -molding exercises recently,
especially on those which slim the
waist, abdomen, and hips. Today's S
exercise is helpful for faults IN all
three areas and is also slimming
to the legs if you wish it to be.
Stand with your hand on the
wall or on the back of a chair
Swing the leg farthest away from
the wall or chair forward and back
ward, reaching as far in each di-
rection as possible. Do not bend
forward. Keep your trunk erect
and your knees stiff. NOW. If
you wish to slim your calf, pull
your toe back toward your head
on the forward-upWard swing. Dc
this carefully. 1t will hurt if you
jerk your toe back and swing far
up. Try it out. If you do NOT
want to slim the calf of your leg,
point your toe instead Of pulling
it back on the forward swing
Do 80 swings with each leg.
When the first north wind blows
into the tropics. or the first frost
hits the grass, it is time for self
improvement. Psychologically we
feel that a new life is arriving
and we have enough energy to dc
something about making ourselves
lovely for it.
If you would like to take a few
inches from your waist, abdomen
or hip measurement, send q
stamped, self lf-addressed envelope
with your request for leaflet No. 6,
Don't Go Ito Waist" or No. 2
abdominal Exercises" or No. 3
Hip Exercises" Address jose
phine Lowman in care of The
Evening Star.