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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13

Bastian, of Chillicothe, fire
control forester of the state
division of forestry.
Permits are issued free, but
burning must be done at the
time and in the manner designat-
ed on the permit. Otherwise, the
permit is null and void, and the
holder may be prosecuted for
fire law violation.
All persons entering into areas
of dry grass and woodland are
cautioned against carelessness
with matches, cigarettes or 9TH
er burning tobacco. Campfires
may be built only with the land
owners permission, and should
be completely extinguished, then
covered with damp soil or soak
ed with water.
Forestry officials have been
seriously concerned with the
sharp increase in forest fires in
Ohio this year. Records show
that 534 such fires were brought
under control during the first
six months of the year. This is
so more fires than occurred in
the entire year of 1948. Acreage
loss is almost so percent greater
than during the preceding year
Forest fire wardens in this
county, by twonships, are:
Beaver township - George B.
Atkinson; Brookfield township
F. w. Denny; Buffalo township
E. o. Bond, l. S. Nicholson; Cen
ter township - Lewis E. David
son, Harry L. Merritt, r. E. Mer-
ry. F. L. Van Fleet.
Elk township - r. L. Smith
berger; Enoch township - E. H.
Crock, John Nau; Jackson town
ship - Alfred Brown, w. F.
Farson; Marion township - For
est Archer, J. Fletcher Cutler, A.
A. Stevens, Homer Warner.
Noble township - Earl c. Ar
cher, Edwin L. Crum, Andy Faf-
rak, Edmund Long, R. H. Love.
Olive township Fulton C..
Hughes, Lawrence A. King, Lee
Parrish.
Seneca township Dallas
Law; Sharon township - Carl
Delaney, c. w. Parrish; Stock
township - Earl E. Archer.
Wayne township - Arthur w.
Davis, Ellis D. Long, Earl Moore,
R. w. Parks, Eugene B. Ward.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
Farmers Plan
Institutes For
Coming Months
Forest Grove To .
Hold Meeting On
Thursday, Nov. 3

The first of Noble county'S
annual Farmers Institutes will
be held at the Forest Grove
school building on Thursday, No
Vember 3, according to an an
nouncement made today by An
sci Sayre, president of the plan
ming committee.
At planning meeting held at
the home of Mrs. Eta Burrier,
Tuesday evening, Oct. 4, speak
ers for the occasion were select
ed. Mrs. Harold Robinson, Ash
tabula, and Rev. William H.
Stauffer, of Sugar Creek, will
be the principal speakers at the
Sharon township institute.
Officers serving on the plan
ming committee for the Forest
Grove institute include Mr..
Sayre, president; Bliss Iams,
vice president; and Mrs. Belle
Boyd. secretary-treasurer.
On Monday evening of this
week, the Carlisle planning COM
mittee met with c. B. Spence,
acting chairman, to complete
plans for their annual fall \festi-
val. The group formulated plans
for holding a masquerade party
later in October to help raise the
funds for the institute. No defin-
ite date was set for the masquer-
ade. The Carlisle institute will
be held at the grade school
building on Thursday, Nov. II.
Attending the meeting were
Clarence Dimmerling, vice pres
ident; Mrs. Ruby Leasure, secre-
tary-treasurer; Edw. Crum and
til j hostess, Mrs Clarence Dim
merling.
Miss Ada Gossage, home de-
monstration agent, announced a
planning meeting would be held
with the Renrock Institute plan
ming committee on Tuesday eve
ming, Oct. IS. Officers include
Herbert Blackburn, president;
Elvin Ziler, vice president, and
Mrs. Laura McNutt, secretary
treasurer.
Mrs. Evelyn Law, secretary of
the Batesville committee, an
nounced today that a planning
conference was held On Oct. 3,
with Ansel Pfeffer, president;
Homer Shuman, vice president
attending. The group met at the
home Of Mrs. Blanche Long. No
date for the Beaver township in
stitute was announced.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
ReinersvilIe Will
Hold Fire Benefit

In order that they might raise
sufficient proceeds to pay off
their debt on a newly purchas-
ed fire engine, members of the
Reinersville volunteer fire de-
partment are sponsoring a ben
eft, Friday evening, Oct. IA, at
the Reinersville high school aud
itorium.
Featuring the evening of en-
tertainment will be the Muskin-
gum Valley Drifters, who will
present a full hour of musical
comedy. There will also be bin
60 and dancing throughout the
festival
The fire department is also
giving away over $500.00 in
prizes for this benefit.
The public is invited.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
MOtOrcyclist Is
Badly Injured

Charles Finley, q, of Seneca
vile, is slowly improving at St.
Francis hospital, Cambridge,
from injuries sustained when he
was thrown from his motorcycle
near Senecaville Thursday eve
ming.
According to state highway
patrolmen, Finley lost control of
his cycle when he attempted to
prevent his cap from being
blown off. He suffered a fractur-
ed skull and other injuries in the
crash that followed.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
Trustees Clerks
To Meet, Oct. 20

Annual meeting of the Noble
county trustees and clerks asso-
citation will be held at the Com
mon Pleas courtroom in Cald-
well, Thursday. Oct. 20, begin
ming at | o'clock.
Joseph Thomas, of Columbus,
president of the state organiza-
ton, will be the principal speak
er. Problems of the trustees and
clerks will be ironed out at this
meeting and a good attendance
of the officials is desired.
Mark Rossiter, of Center town.
ship, is president of the local
unit, Roy Wentworth is secre-
tary.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
State Reduces
Load Limits On
Highway Bridge
Contract Projects
Being Completed
Throughout County

L. E. Orth, bridge engineer for
division 10 of the state highway
department, today announced a
65 percent reduction in the load
weight of the old suspension
bridge on State Route 563. The
bridge spans Duck creek inside
the Dexter City corporation linn
IFS and is located on the Dexter
City-NeWburg road.
The reduction of the load limit
on the bridge will probably
cause a re-routing of the school
buses hauling students from
Middleburg and jefferson town
ship to the Dexter City schools.
According to officials, the buses
will now be required to use the
township road which joins U. S.
Route 81 just north of the rail
road adjacent to Union Carbide
& Carbon's loading tipple en-
trance.
The engineer announced that
the bridge will be posted and the
limit will become effective when
calculations of division engineers
are accepted by the state depart
ment and prepared for entry in
the state highway directors
journal. The Whipple bridge To-
Gated on U. S. Route 81, just
south of that village had the
weight limit reduced by thirty
percent.
Local highway officials an
nounced today that all contract
jobs, with the exceptions of
bridges, have been completed
The contracting firm of Shelly g.
Sands completed sealing opera
tions on State Routes go, 285
and $40 last week and are now
moving their equipment to their
Thornville headquarters.
Kent Brothers, holding con-
tracts on the route 285 bridge
and the Road Fork bridge, are
now finishing the two projects
Fills have been made on the ap-
proaches to the 285 bridge and il
will be open for traffic about the
fifteenth Of this month. This
week, the firm is pouring the
floor for the Road Fork bridge
and routes 146 and 260 leading
to the bridge are now being
changed.
The local garage also announc-
ed that the raising of State Route
l45 out of the flood level just
south of Harriettsville is almost
complete. In the very near fu-
ture, the department hopes to
raise a section of the road near
the Anna Walker home north of
the Elk township high school
building.
Other work being rushed to
completion by crews from the
local garage is the widening of
5l3 through Summerfield. The
widening and resurfacing of the
road has been made possible
through the cooperation of the
village of Summerfield and the
local department.
Before the fall rains set in the
department hopes to complete
the raising of berms on U. S.
Route 81 from Pleasant City to
the county line just south of
Dexter City.
Although the weather gives no
indication of winter, the local
department personnel is ready
ing its equipment for the win
ter months ahead. At present
snow plows and lights are being
mounted to the trucks and the
job should be completed by No
vember l. Just in case winter
should slip in unannounced, the
department has over 1,200 tons
of ashes stored at their local
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
BUILDING FUND

In order to increase their
building fund, the Noble chap
ter of the Disabled American
Veterans are sponsoring a rattle,
with three major prizes to be
given away Saturday, Dec. "a at
4 p. m, following the annual
Christmas treat for the kiddies.
The prizes include a deep freeze,
electric sewing machine and an
electric mixer Tickets are now
being sold by the various mem
bers.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
PLANNING MEETING

The Noble County DRY group
met in the extension office Tues
day evening to make plans for
the coming season. Members of
the planning committee included
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Hedge, Don
Sanford, Leslie Cater, Sonny
Cecil, and Maxine Laughlin. Mr.
Hedge is president of the DRY.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13

DR.. Howard W. Peterson, sup
erintendent OF the Cambridge
district of which Noble county is
a part, will be the principal
speaker, Oct. %, when re-dedi-
cation services are held at Rag
ans Chapel in Brookfield town
ship. Rev. Charles A. Tulga, of
Belle Valley, is the pastor.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
DONKEY BASEBALL

The announcement that DON
key baseball game would be
played in the Summerfield high
school gymnasium on Monday
evening, Oct. II, was made to-
day by Ward Bishop, superin-
tendent of the school. The game
will get under way at 7:30 p. m.
The teams will be made up from
students of the school on one
team and alumni on the opposing
team.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
RESUMES DUTIES

Miss Ada Gossage has return
ed to her duties as home demon
stration agent for Noble county.
Miss Gossage returned last We'd
nesday after spending a months
vacation visiting friends and rel
atives at her home in Hutcheson,
Kansas.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
MEN FINED

Three truck drivers were fin
ed ten dollars apiece plus costs
Saturday by Mayor Sam Secrest
on charges of overlooking their
trucks. The three, all employees
of the King & Colley coal COM
pany, were James r. Harper,
Hollis D. Clark and Gerald D..
Stringer.
The fines were levied after the
men were picked up by the state
highway patrol. The arrests grew
out of complaints turned in to
the Cambridge patrol barracks,
which charged the truckers with
spillin2 coal along the highway.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
ACCEPTS POSITION

James M. Moore, son of Mrs.
Olive Moore, Lewis street, has
accepted a position with the
Southern Electric company in
Columbus and has assumed his
new duties. He will be associat-
ed with the accounting depart
ment,-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
TO HOLD BAKE SALE

Sponsored by the Caldwell
Mothers club, bake sale will
be held Saturday morning, Oct.
Is, beginning at 10 o'clock in
The Leader office, North street.
Proceeds will be used by the
club to purchase supplementary
reading books for the grade
school.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
RETURN FROM TRIP

Miss Opal Renner and Mrs. Wi
ley Boyd visited over the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey
Parrish, of Belington, w. Va.
While there, they attended the
coronation service of Queen Sill
via XIII of the Mountain State
Forest festival held at Elkins,
w. Va.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
MOVE TO OLIVE

Mr.. and Mrs. Bennie Robinson
and family moved the past week
to Olive, where they will oc-
cupy the Schafer home. They va
Gated the Paul McVay property
on North street, which will be
razed to make way for a new
funeral home.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
SPEED VIOLATORS

Mayor Orville S. Schafer serv-
ed notice on the speed violators
in Belle Valley today that a
campaign against speeding has
been launched. This applies to
the main drag as well as the
school zones.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. B. w. Ullman, wife of the
postmaster at Harriettsville, un-
derwent major surgery Friday
at Grant hospital, Columbus.
Her sister, Mrs. Charles E.
Kirchner, Caldwell, is with her
at the hospital. Her condition is
that of improved.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
ON TRIP TO EAST

George Barlock, Belle Valley,
and Joe Kusnerak, of Florence
Addition returned Monday from
trip to Boston. Mrs. Pete Kus-
nerak, Jr., and children accom-
panied them and will remain
in Boston where they will stay
with her husband who is sta
toned on u. S. S. Salem. The
trip was made on the Turnpike,
Hudson River and Merit Park
ways, and Skyline View Drive.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
IN HOSPITAL

IN HOSPITAL
Miss Kay Yost, of Macksburg,
was taken to Marietta Memorial
hospital in the McVay-Shi1ling
ambulance, Tuesday, where she
underwent an emergency oper-
ation for the removal of the ap-
pendix,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
REMOVED HOME

Mrs. Joseph McCune and in
FAINT daughter were removed
from the Thompson hospital on
Monday evening, in the Murphy
ambulance to their home in the
Middleburg community.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
TO HOSPITAL

Ed Reed, well known resident
of the Three Forks community,
was removed to St. Francis hos
pital, Thursday morning, where
he will be under observation. He
was taken in the Murphy ambul-
ance.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
Forest Fire Wardens
Named In This Sector
Protracted Dry Period Results In
Serious Community Fire Hazard

Noble county residents reminded that burning per-
ts must be secured from local forest fire wardens before
any outdoor fire be knded outside of Incorporated
towns and villages during October and November
Heavy leaf and the protracted dry period
this general have combined to create
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13

NEW SHIPMENT of taffeta
dresses just arrived. New fall
shades. Sizes 8 to Is. $685..
Madge's Specially Shop, Cald-
we'll, Ohio. l.,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
Ragan's Chapel To Be Rededicated Oct. e
Dr.. Howard W. Peterson Will Speak
AT Services To Be Held October Is

Dr. Howard w. Peterson, superintendent of the Cam
bridge district will be the principal speaker Sunday Oct 3d.
when rededcaton services held at RaganS Chapel in
Brookfed township of Noble countys oldest landmarks
The services will begin promptly at 200 o'clock accord
ing made by the pastor Rev Charles A
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
SALES TAX RECEIPTS

Sales tax receipts in Noble
county for the week ending Sept.
"a were ST ,325.80 as compared to
$1,587.37 for the same period in
1948.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
RETURNS HOME

RETURNS HOME
Mrs. w. w. Grimes has return
ed to her home on Davis Ridge
from Mackinaw City, Mich,
where she has been spending
several weeks during the hay
fever season. She was accompan-
led home by her daughter, Mrs.
G. T. Jennings, Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13

DURING THE 1 cent sale Raj
ston's RexalI Store, Wednes-
day, Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday, Oct. IS, 20, 2I and 22, two
pints of Caldwell Maid Ice.
cream viii be sold for 26 cents
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13
SPONSOR SOCIAL

The October group q tsu
Mary's church, Fulda, is spone y
ing a social and masquerade
dance on Saturday evening, Oct
IS at the hall. Bingo will be en-
joyed and lunch served. The i
public is cordially invited.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-13

MY OFFICE will be closed Sat-
urday, Oct. Is and Monday,
Oct. IL.
DIR. STANLEY DOUDNA.
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LOS ANGELES, Cal,
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programa, pasake angliskai ii
krai grazia prakalba. DR.. j.. J
Bielskis kalbejo lietuviskai, pa.
sakydamas daug reiksmingr
zodziu. Kalbetoju turejom net
apie desimti ir CANA geru, kair
prof. K. Alminauskis, prof. K
Pakstas, musu lietuviu parapi.
jos kun. j. Kucinskas, Lietu.
vote buves Americas Ambasa.
dorius, Vokietijoje USA zono.
je buves administrato r i u S
ukrainieciu atstovas ir dar ke.
Ii kiti. Dainu programa atlikc
musu dvi zvaigzdutes - Flo
rencija Karsokaite ir Alenuke
Bartush Swaggart. Dainavo
labai graziai ir vardu visu Los
Angelieciu sirdingai dekoju ju-
dviem, musu zvaigzdutes!
Buvo renkama ir aukos, bet
kick surinko ir kick bankietas
dave, tai dar tikrai nezinau.
Pabaigoj lietuviu parapij o S
choras, vadovaujamas muziko
J. Azuolaicio, sugiedojo Lietu-
vos himna. Uzsibaigus progra-
mai tame graziame Hollywood
viesbutyje, teko dalyvauti pas
musu didziai gerb. Bielskius
bankiete. Ten sutikome zymiu
sveciu, visokiu diplomatu ir
musu konsulo zmona p. Bel
skiene supazindino SUI visais,
bet tick daug, kad jokiu budu
negaliu atsiminti pavardziQ.
Pc susipazinimo buvom pa
kviesti prie stale, kur maloniQ
seimininku globoje dalinomes
graziais pavykusios sventes is
pudziais.
Vincent B. Archis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-04

karo sutena - Sergej Dzabal Kala dingo. Bus
dawes valia kojoms
Darzininkas aptardamas kick jam kastuos
belaisviu stovyklos virsininko papirkimas, nu-
tare kad ticks padaryti, kaip daugelis padare:
surasyti grazinimo stovyklon rasta, 20 to -
mirimo.
Kick aptilus ietui, apsisiautes rudine, dar-
zininkas nutare nueiti pas stabo Verteja
W keliu kvartalu, priemiescio voje, buvo
tylu Maza, balta villa tamsiai zaliais langais it
volungs mrko lietuje, klevq apsupta, aptverta
gelezine tvora Geleznais vartais zliauke lietus,
ciuzejo medziu lapais, kai antroje puseje vios,
prize mazu mediniu varteliu kahn kas sujudejo.
Pasisvietes degtuku pamate ant zen1es prie var
tq, kojas sunerusia po savim sedincia zmogysta.
Be kepures, juodos garbanos zvilgejo lietuje,
zmogysta sedejo kaip mirus IS batu ir tamso-
je jis pazino Sergeju, kuris, seimininko zodzius
isgirdes pakele veida is po svarko atlapu.
Is leto pajudejes pirstu parode mazas vi
los duris ir: linguodamas galva kartojo:
- Netuu bordna, netuu bordina (nera
pono).
Gretimoje viloje darzininkas suzinojo stabo
verteja Betleri isvykus Rytus. Vertejo villa uz-
daryta, sake kaimynines pastoges seimnnkas,
nesuprantama, ko sedi pre vartu nuo gero pus-
dienio kahn koks zmogus?...
Paemes uz rankos, darzininkas vedesi SUI
mirkusi Xxi marskiniu siules Sergeju Dzabal
Kala kuris, vos vilkdamas kojas, kahn ka kali
bejo savo pona ir nakti. Kalbejo kalenanciais
nuo salcio dantimis taciau darzininkas nesu-
prato Darzininkas net pamane: ar gall kas nors
toki zmogu suprasti?
Nesuprato, kaip nesupranta milijonu, at
plestu nuo saw saukstQ, nuo savo tevq taku,
nuo savo dangaus.
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KRISLAS TIESOS
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{ Atkelta is SO pusl.
zlnoma, pirmoj vietoj dar sa-
YES neuzmirSdami. ;.
L. Pruseika puikiai patvirti-
no, kad kolektyviniai ukiai yra
dideli dvarai, valdomi didziau-
sio pasaulyje dvarininko Stall
no agentu = uzveizdu. Divide
simto amziaus baudziauninkai
tuose dvaruose turf daugiau
dirbti ir maziau gauna atlygi-
nimo, negu astuoniolikto de-
vyniolikto amziaus baudziau-
ninkai.
Gerai, kad pats Pruseika
nors krisleli tiesos apie tuos
dvarus atidengia -. 0 jeigu
jis giria, kad ia baudziava yra
laime, tai mes labai nuosir-
dziai linketumem jam paciam
tos laimes paragauti.
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Juokoi keIioujo opIink posouIi

Negerai isgyde...
Pas gydytoja isiverzia girtas senis ir ina
grasyti gydytojui lazda:
= Tu sukciau! AS tau parodysu! Paemei
iris dolerius! W ka?
- Palauk, Tamsta as tikrai neatsimenu uz
ka as paemiau is Tamstos iris doerius 49,.
= Neatsimeni? Nagi gydei name nuo per-
salimo! Paziurek 1909 metu knygas, jeigu dar
turf, tai rasi
- 1909? Gal but Jau 40 metu - sunku
atsiminti. Bet argi as tada Tamstos nesgy-
dziau?
- 1sgydei! Koks gi isgydymas Va ir vel
ciaudau, kaip is armotos!
~
Kiekvienas turf savo priezasti..
Krautuvininkas niekaip negali atgauti Sc
nos skolos is vieno savo pirkejo. Noredamas j
sugraudinti, siunca jam savo mazos dukreles
paveiksla SUI uzrasu:
'stai priezastis, del kurios as butnai turiu
gauti savo pinigus".
Kita diena jis gauna laiska is savo skoli-
ninko kuriame taip pat buvo paveikslas - jau-
nos dailios blondines maudymosi kostiume, po
kuriuo taip pat buvo parasas:
"stai priezastis, del kurios as jokiu budu
negaliu sumoketi skolos -
~
Jei viskas, tai viskas...
Jokubai sugrizo is vaisiQ. Jokubiene pikta.
guilt pradeda pamoksla vyrui:
= Tu esi tiesiog nepakenciamas. Tu name
visa laika paniekini kalbedamas su zmonemis
Tu Wis sakai - mano namai, mano automobiles
mano biznis, lyg names tai jau nera Tu atmink
kad viskas, ka mes turime, yra miisq, ne tavo
vieno!
Jokubas nieko nesako Uzmigo
Ryta atsikeles stow, nedrasiai dairosi -.
Jokubiene piktai klausia:
= Tai ko dabar dairaisi, ko nesirengi?
- Kad nematau, kur yra musq kelnes -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-04

bel kitose Blaney Park vieto-
Sc. Ia pacia proga tenka SUI
mineti, kad Anne Louise eze-
ras yra uz 6 myliu nuo "T''
ezero. Pats Blaney Park re-
sortas turi 81 ketv. mylias plo-
to.
Kai Stu pauksciu ispe r e t
jaunikliai pakankamai paaugo
ir jau patys galejo skristi,
"Unkie' antrasis grizo atgal
prie "T'' ezero ir pereme visa
vadovavima. Bomber ir "Old
Timer" 'neprotestavo ir perlei-
do vadovo titula "Unkie" an
trajam. Kai atejo ruduo, vi
sos zasys susiburiavo. Tai bu-
vo nepaprastas ispudingas vaiz-
das, kai $50 "Wawas" zasq su-
sibure j viena tarytum debesl
= dangu temdanti. buri ir is
skrido. Jos pauksciQ stebeto-
ia nuo "T' ezero pakranciQ
paliko gruodzio II, 1948.
Metal is metq "Snow geese"
nutupe ant mano ezero. Dalis
ju isskrido spaliu 20 d., dvi
blue Geese" ir % "Snowgee-
Sc" sustojo cia ir tai neilgam.
Jos buvo prisijungusios prie
kanadiskiu zasu ir laikesi prie
maudykliu Xxi lapkricio Is. d.
Bet tikiuosi, kad jos dar pas
name sugris.
Pauksciu medziokles sezono
metu Simmons miske kaz kas
pasove du "Bald Eagles. Mi
nimas Simmons miskas irgi
yra musu Blaney Park rezor-
to ribose. Pasauti pauksciai
buvo pastebeti besokineja ant
zemes, jie negalejo paskristi,
mes vieno sparnas buvo skau-
dziai suzeistas. Ia pauksti pa
gavo Blaney Parko vyriausias
miskininkas Jack Cameron ir
atnese man. Tai buvo erelis.
Jis is pradziu buvo piktas, bet
po keleto dienu pasidare man
draugiskas. Neturint tam ere
liui apgyvendinti tinkamos lie
mines patalpos pas save, j nu-
siunciau j Cranbrook Institute
of Science, Bloomfield Hills,
Mich, kur zymus chirurgas su-
sidomejo pauksciu ir "Old Bal
dy" turejo atlaikyt sunkia ope-
racija. Pagal pauksciu apsau-
gos Nacionalini istatyma ere
liu negalima saudyti bel laiky-
tt pas save, todel prizes tai te-
ko is Washington, D. c., is
gauti leidima, kad galima butq
j pasiusti chirurgui. Isrupi-
nus dokumentus, paukstis pas
chirurga buvo pasiQstas lektu-
Mano Blaney Parke atliktus
ornitologinius stebejimus pa
tiekiu gerbiamiems lietuviskojo
zodzio skaitytojams manyda-
mas, kad toxic pauksciu gyve-
nimo aprasymai yra idomus
tick gamtos, tick pauksciu my
letojams bel bendrai mokslu
besidomintiems zmonems. Cia
patiekta suglaustai pauksciq
gyvenimo kai kuriu apsireiski-
mu sutrauka. Ornitologas at
liko kruopscius stebejimus ir
as turiu smulkius uzrasus bel |
istisa pauksciu gyvenimo ste
bejimo kalendoriu. Jei atsiras-
tu zmones bel mokslo vyrai,
kurie tue klausimu placiau do
tesikreipia laisku pas
name j Tabor Farm, Sodus,
Mich, ir as mielai turima me-
dziaga paskolinsiu pasinaudoti,
ypaciai jei tas bus naudinga
pasinaudoti tyrinejimams bel
reikalams.
]. 7. Bachunas.