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NEARBY SILVER SPRING
$4,000 Down Payment
Owner leaving town; possession Jan
Diet. 2 years old. 3 bedrms;
full bsmt., includes Bendix and out
sioe entrance; beautifully land
scaped grounds with concrete ter
race. shrubs. fruit trees. inclosed by
chain link fence; excellent finan-
cling. Call Mr.. Balfour; ewes. GE.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
l415 K St. NV. Realtors. ME. 54OU.
4 Bedrooms, 312 Baths
BRADLEY BOULEVARD
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VACANT

This substantial row brick home at
745 Princeton pl. is waiting for q
closed porches, / open porch plus
a playground across the street, Il
this suits your needs call OLIVER
T. CARR, MA. 1865; ewes, OR. 1929.
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FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. 1928 K st. NV,
MA. 9141

3 BEDROOMS, $12,950
Ia BIRTHS. $3.50 mo-. ~, small down
pymt. White Cape Cod bungalow
near buses, schools and shopping
Has lse. liv. rm., frepl., full din
rm., l2xl2 kit. oedrm. or den. u
bath on lst A.; full 2-twin size bed
rms. storage rms; iuli bath On
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DREAM RAMBLERS
IN BETHESDA
$14,250
$15,950
S17.950

book. All have 3 bedrms,, elec.
kit. parouet floors, l or 2 baths.
See the 2s-ft. liv. rm. and Field
stone fireplace. Your Dream Home
now a reality; GI and conventional
financing. Directions: Out Wis.
ave. to Bank Of Bethesda, left on
left on Beach ave. to homes.
Cambridge Homes, Inc.
tOriginators Of Dream Ramblers),
OIL. S726. II no answer, call OIL.
7f43. III
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3 BEDROOMS, S14,350
New house cond. This lovely 2-story
all brk,; on lge. lot few minutes
north OF Silver Spring, has lge. liv.
rm., guest size din. rm.. deluxe
kit. on 1st H.: full bsmt.. gas heat;
excel. financing. assume 1900
trust. KENSINGTON REALTY, LO.
5-11O5 LO. .5-S7O5, -1S
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WANTED

EXCLUSIVE
Hi h333 dAY or niRht.
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24Og Conn. Ave, OR. ZOO. -16
BETHESDA RAMBLER. sl9.75O
5S05 Admission I'd. open daily 9 It'll
8 p.m.: foyer entrance. "a It. liv.
large bedrms., 9 de luxe baths, Ice
kit. with breakfast space. util. rm.,
stairs 10 lge. storage Attic, picture
windows. parouet frs.. closets with
auto. lights. etc. gas heat. BILL
Wis ave- Ar OQCQ IA
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Pistachio Pageant.

# you would see a glorious parade
of colors changed each morning,
drive along highway 99-E, on the
southern approach to Chico, in
California's Sacramento Valley.
Here you watch the ever-changing
color show of the 800 pistachio trees
planted on Arbor Day in 1922, the
gift of Everett Morrow, at that time
superintendent of the plant indus
try near Chico.
These trees were planted TOR their
beauty in spring and autumn. After
the gloriously colored foliage dis
appears, clusters of nuts hang IN
purple covering against the bare
branches.
On an early morning in autumn,
soon after sunrise, drive to the high
way where the long line OF trees
burst into crimson, gold or flame.
On some trees there will be a
branch of emerald green, on another
nearby one cherry red. The others
remind you of a row OF glorious
naples. AS the sun strikes the
leaves, the scene changes every
morning you see the display of bril-
liant colors vary.
After the color show, you return
to see how many birds you can
identity. The yellow-billed magpie
arrives, his iridescent tail glowing
like Jewels in the sun. His giant v
is readily seen. He merely stopped
for rest, not interested in nuts nor
insects.
Audubon's warbler is searching for
insects. Her t'tchip" repeated often
is her way of saying grace" before
and after meals. She wears gray
streaked with black and five golden
patches Iven her somber dress. As
she moves, the sun picks them out
on rump, crown, throat and margins
of wings.
The most dramatic in appearance
is the Western bluebird. His bril-
liant blue uniform Is enhanced by
the rusty red OF breast and back
He lives, ! am told In the nearby
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Natures Children
By Lillian Cox Athey

foothills. These pistachio trees serve
the birds en- route north and south.
Later we see the orchards of other
pistachio trees planted in lows.
Their blossoms are identical, so are
their leaves. Six female trees and
one male tree planted Is feet apart.
The male tree blooms first supply
ing the pollen for the female trees.
This pollen is busted over the freshly
opened female blossoms. Fruit is
produced when the tree is from 5-8
wears lod and from Is to 100 pounds
of nuts per tree for 10 years or more.
Pistachio nuts are the highest priced
nuts on the market. Imports
amount to more than $250,000. Our
own supply is used for fiavoring and
confectionery.
In the countries bordering the
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axe NY Word for 1t
By Frank Colby

I have pointed out many. times
before in this space that diction-
aries do not make correctness-they
report it, more or less accurately.
Funk & Wagnalls and Webster's
APPARENTLY now believe that pres
ently," in the meaning Of NOV; at
the present time" is good usage.
But my won opinion, for What
ever it may be worth, is that any
word. usage or pronunciation that
acts as stoplight is to be avoided,
no matter how many dictionaries
sanction it.
From numerous comments in my
mail it Is plain that presently" In
the meaning of NOW; at the present
time is disturbing. If not irritating,
to most readers. It is, therefore,
a bad word, and I should not SO
Euse It,.
Here's parallel case: Most die
tionaries pronounce the name Susan
as "SYOO-z,n" (my phonetics). But
people do not say "SYOO-z,n." The
universal American pronunciation
lis: SOO-z'n. Therefore, "SYOO-1,n'
Iis bad pronunciation-an extremely
serious stoplisht.
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This letter is typical of many that
reach this column every week: 1T
irritates me whenever I see the word
presently misused in the meaning
of now; at the present time. Why
don't you rally your readers IN q
campaign to stamp 1t cut?"
According to my notes, use OF
presently" in the meaning OF now,
at the present time" was revived
during the late war. ] say revived
for the reason that presently had
that meaning a long time ago, and
then it became obsolete except IN
dialectal usage.
To most people. presently"
means soon; in a little while"
Therefore, it is disturbing to read
that President Truman Is presently
doing this, or that Congress Is press
emily not in session, or that Russia
is presently making atom bombs.
Nevertheless, the word presently
in that meaning is frequently seen
and two new dictionaries have sane
toned it-Funk 6s WagnaAs New
College Standard (194D and Web
ster's New Collegiate (ls4e).
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CHAPTER 4.

'Magic!" cried the president of
the College of Science. 1--WE teach
no magic here! Are you trying to
make me look silly?"
why, no." said MIR. Dilly. I
thought only meant" But he
could not think of the proper words
to calm the great scientist,
Then he got an idea. He crossed
the room and pressed the electric
light switch on the wall. At once
the room was filled with electric
light.
There" beamed Mr.. Dilly. That's
magic!"
He went into the corner where
there was a wash basin. He turned
the faucet. Immediately water
rushed from the nozzle.
That's magic" cried MIR. Dilly.
"Oh," said the president. smiling.
"You mean you wish to study how
to do these things!"
mo, no." cried Mr.. Dilly. II would
simply like to learn how to get a
rabbit out of my hat"
What" screamed The president.
He turned quite purple with anger.
Saints pants!" cried Serena in
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Lucrece Hudgins

Serena snorted. Ducks luck!"
Thinking's no good. I know a Very
Important Person in a Very I'M
portant Position. He runs a travel
bureau and knows the best way to
get to anywhere. Come, follow ME. "
Straightaway Serena waddled off
and Mr.. Dilly and Henry followed.
Now this is easier said than done,
for Serena took strange road under
fences, across streams, through
hedges and all kinds of places where
1t was easy for duck to waddle but
very hard for man and boy to
follow.
But they managed and before long
they found themselves at a fish
pond where there was sign which
read: George George rockingham.
Trouble-Shooter.
Dwarf Made . Big Noise.
what is q Trouble Shooter, do
you suppose?" asked Henry as
Serena leaped into the pond and
vigorously churned up the water.
Before Mr.. Dilly could reply. q
bewhiskered purple-haired dwarf
sprang from the water and ran
round and round the pond all the
time shoting a pair of guns into
the air, hurting no one bit making
big noise.
Murder, durder! Demons lemons!
Timbuctoo and Roundabout"
screeched Serena, terrified into a
truly heroic burst of rhyming.
At that the dwarf opened his eyes
(he'd had them squeezed shut all
the while), stared about him, then
said, "Oh, it's you, Serena. Why
didn't you say so? I've wasted all
those shots"
"Hoddy Toddy," cried Serena. II
never had a chance to say so. Rip
pity, hippitty, I've brought my
friends here and"
stop that silly rhyming!' roared
the dwarf.
At this point Mr.. Dilly stepped
forward and said, please don't
quarrel, Mr.. Frothingham-if you
are Mr.. Frothingham-"
George George rockingham"
said the dwarf stiffly. I'm trouble
shooter and I shoot trouble wherever
find it."
well. we don't want to cause
trouble" said Mr.. Dilly. "We want
tn get tn Santa Land and Serena
says you can tell us the way"
Perhaps" said George George.
He pulled out from under bush a
brief case. He opened the case and
out came the strangest pile of time
tables, schedules and maps man or
boy or duck had ever seen.
(Nert-Mdgic Route to Santa
Land.)
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Sonto and the Moqicion

fright while Henry felt his own knees
shake under the scientists rage.
"You have been wasting my time, "
exploded the president. "If you be-
lieve in that kind of nonsense
guess you even believe in Santa
Claus!"
"Oh, I do" murmured Mr.. Dilly
hurriedly backing through the door.
Then 60 ask him your silly ques-
tions," roared the scientist and
slammed the door.
They Were Not Discouraged.
Mr.. Dilly and Henry and Serena
went into the street. They were net
a bit discouraged because now they
had this wonderful advice.
Santa Claus is the very one who
can help U.s." said Mr.. Dilly. "He
can do anything and he surely will
not mind helping me-"
But Henry said, How will we ever
find Santa? I have never even seen
him." He wanted to say that Santa
had never once been to his house In
all his life but he didn't like to
complain.
Mr.. Dilly said, There must be a
way. I'll have to think it over" He
sat down right then and there on
the side of the road to think
Evening star., 1949-12-08

Wn1le IL is TRUE GnaG no successful
attack or defense can be conducted
without a certain amount of wish
ing, it is equally true that one must
know what to wish for, and, further
more, one must be discreet enough
not to ask for too much. The East
in todays hand was lucky enough to
get the long end of the bone, but
then spoiled it all by not making
the right wish.
The final contract of three no.
trump is reasonable enough, though
some question may be raised as to
the manner of reaching it. South
elected to poem the bidding, mas
much as he had 13 points, which
rendered his hand an optional open
ing. He chose to do so with ONE
club, for which act he had good
practical reasons.
In opening a hand of this type,
he had no assurance that his side
would win the auction and if West
should prove to be the eventual de-
clarer, it was highly desirable that
North be given some suggestion as
to a good, practical opening lead.
There were distinct objections to
opening with one. diamond. The
suit was not biddable, which, in it
self, is only a minor objection, but
complications could be foreseen If
partner happened to respond with
two clubs, for no convenient rebid
would be available The forced rebid
of three clubs would, of course, be
distinct exaggeration of the values
held.
When the diamond response came,
South properly declined to raise to
two diamonds. Such a call would
designate slight additional values,
whereas South held rock-bottom
minimum. He consequently rebid
one no-trump.
North, considering that he held
the equivalent of an opening bid,
Che had 13 points in high cards.
even without the promoted value Of
the queen of clubs, contracted for
game himself.
The four of hearts was opened AND
East, winning with the ace, was
obliged to make shift. He shifted
to the four of clubs, in the hope
as he later explained, that South
had opened on a short club" 1t was
all over, then, but the cheering.
In playing partner for the club
suit, East had not made sound
wish. He didn't need that much.
The contract could be defeated If
West had any high card that would
provide reasonably quick entry.
Proper defense is to return the jack
of spades.
If dummy wins the trick, East
retains a tenace in the suit and
when West gets in, spade return
will clear up the entire suit. II
dummy refuses the first trick, East
can lead a low spade on the next
round, leaving partner with one
more spade for the return.
copyright, 1949, by Charles H. Goren0
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Schoodic Point, Maine, juts
farther into the Atlantic than any
other point of rock on the Eastern
Coast. ..
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Test Your Horse Sense-syDr Dr. w. c'o"'

/. Which farm animal makes the
most unearthly or weird noise?
Goat Mule Hog HQyse
2. Which one of the following
contains the most seeds?
Gooseberry Strawberry Ounce Pear
3. The speed Of which one of these
is the greatest?
Falling meteor Sound
Rife bullet Light
4. Which one of these animals
complicates the food problem Of
India because it Is taboo as food
for religious reasons?
Tiger Cow Hog Goat
S. The father of which cne of
these creatures is named Billy?
Kitten Kid Pig Calf
Clio. The five Great Lakes form
the most famous body Of fresh
water on the earth. Try to match
them with their approximate areas
in square miles of surface. You are
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u Arxvsr In SCRIJPLE.

Mediterranean, pistachio nuts are in
high favor at wedding :easts. Small
bags of the nuts are given to each
guest at social affairs. The pale
shade TO green designates the flavor
of the pistachio.
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Word Game
Find "a or more words in
ROULAD E,

meaning, "a vocal flourish" Av-
erage is 80; limit, Is minutes.
Rules. Words must be of four or
more letters. 9. Words which acquire four
letters by the addition Of. IS" such as
"bats," "cats,' are not used 3. Only one
form of a word is used. 4: Proper names
are not used. A list will be publlsneo
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Dairy Formers Feeding
Leftover Figs to Cows

MERGED, Calf. P.-For Is
years dairy farmers in Merced
County have been feeding un-
marketable figs to their cows. The
COWS like the sweet taste, says
farm advisor w. H. Alison.
Glass f1bers are drawn out
fo c&oy tbop q mile q minute.
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entitled to one point for each correct
judgment.

Score yourself as follows: o., poor: 3-6.
average; 7-S, superior; 9-10, very superior.
Answers.
1. Mule. Q. strawberry. 8. Light. 4;
Cow. (. Kid goat. g. fa) Erie-lO,000
". (b) Ontario-7, $50 ca. (cl Superior
$4,000 W. Cd Michigan-22,500 tx).
(e) Huron-23,000 (w).
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better in bottles and cost less than
in tin cans. Full IL ounce bottles. Ask
your dealer today for beer and ale in
the new, handy, economical ONE
WAY" Glass Beer and Ale Bodies.
- osaAnAna9 MnlIufAsesRoRs ln0oeg0
Evening star., 1949-12-08

Yes, here's the biggest news since
beer was bottled! With new ONE
WAY" glass boftles, you pay no de-
posit and you don't have TO bring them
back! Remember, bsef and ale tases
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Goren on Bridqe By cAo''s' H. eo's'

Neither vulnerable. South deals.
NORTH
AKQ9
0J1062
0KQ97
400
WEST EAST
A542 AAJ108
97543 VA
GAS 1854
&J73 &106542
SOUTH
A763
2KQ8
oJ1032
4 &AK8
The bidding:
South West North Ea'
l club a. Pass ] diamond Pa
INT Pass 3N-T Pa.
Pass Pass
Opening lead, four of hearts.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30
PIRMAS RUDENINIS BALFO
SKYRIAUS SUSIRINKIMAS

Rugsejo 20 d. Lietuviu Sve-
tainej ivyko pirmas po sios va
saros atostogu BALFo 64-to
skyriaus susirinkimas, kuriame
apsvarstyta ateinancios ziemos
veikimo programa.
Nutarta tuoj po seimu prade-
tt auku pinigais ir drabuziais
rinkima. Vajus numatyta pra-
deti viesu masiniu susirinkimu
ir prakalbomis.
Pagrindiniu kalbetoju nutar-
ia kviesti ka tik is tremties at
vykusi ir Baltimorej apsigyve-
nusi kun. Dambrauska ir kitus
buvusius tremtinius.
Delegatu BALFo selma is
rinktas izymusis Baltimores vel
kejas ir buves BALFo vicepir-
mininkas adv. Nadas Rastenis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30
PAVYZDINGAS PARENGIMAS

Rugsejo 25 d., Sv. Kazimierc
parapijos svetaineje Moteru Sa-
jungos skyrius surenge koncer-
ta, kuriame salia dainu buvc
dar ir tautiniu sokiu bel prakal-
bu.
Nenuilstanti ilgamete veike-
ia Marijona Jokubaite atidarf
programa, pasakydama trumpa
bet idomia kalbele, pabrezdama
jog butq labai pageidaujama
kad lietuviai pamirstu asme-
niskus nepasitenkinimus il
kreiptQ daugiau demesio j arti-
mo meile, glaudesnius rysius
stipresne veikla gelbeti EMO
mems nuo visisko sunaikinimo
Ragino sajungietes butt pavyz-
dziu visoms kitoms moteru or
ganizacijoms Amerikoje kovoi
uz artimo meile ir zmoniu tel
ses.
DR.. B. Dirmeikis savo kal-
boje kviete talka Didziosios
Lietuviu Dailes Parodos billie
tams platinti, primindamas, kad
paroda ivyks nuo spaliu m. 20
dienos Xxi lapkricio 20 dienos,
New Yorke, Hall of science,
Broadway, prie 44-tos gatves
Cia pat buvo sudarytas garbes
komitetas bilietu platinimui glo-
boti.
Kun. Zanavich pasveikino sa-
jungietes uz ju uolia veikla dva-
sinej ir materialinej srity.
DR.. M. J. Colney sveikino Mo-
terQ Sajungos skyriu ir pabreze,
kad tik per tokiu organizaciju
veikla, kurios drasiai kalba Lie
tuvos zmonu balsu, drasiai kovo-
ia uz zmoniu laisve, smerkia
brutalu zmoniu naikinima, tel
singumo saukias balsas anksciau
ar veliau bus isgirstas visame
pasaulyje.
Dainu programa atliko links
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30
DETROITO LIETUVIAI
REMIA MEMO PARODA

Neseniai pradejo organizuo-
tis Memo parodai remit kamite-
tas, dabar jau ir draugijos,
gavusios laiskus, kvieciancius
prie to reikalo prisideti, jau pra-
mesa, kad dalyvaus parodos re-
mime.
Lietuviu Balso radio klubas,
viena is stipriausiu sio miesto
organizacijQ, nors turf daug
islaidu radio programmes reika-
lams, pats pirmasis rugsejo 25
dienos susirinkime paaukojo pa
rodos reikalams Is doleriu. Su-
sirinkime pamineta, kad ir per
radija bus skirta tinkama lai-
ko dalis parodos reikalams.
Sis radio klubas pasiryzes pa
tarnauti visokiems lietuviu rel
kalams. Tikimes, kad ir kitos
organizacijos paseks jo pavyz-
dziu.
Tame paciame susirinkime
radio klubas paaukojo SO dole
riu BALFui ir 40 doleriu pirkti
sportiniams marskiniams lietu-
viu Bowling Lygai.
ST Lietuviu Bowling Lygos
grupe nesios tuos marskinius SUI
irasu "American Lithuanian
Voice.. Tuo budu jauni lietuviu
vaikai garsins lietuviu varda.
Paskutiniu laiku radio menine
dali tvarko komp. Bronius Bud
riunas. 10 vyru kvartetas jau
kelis kartus zavejo lietuvius.
Pranesimus ir kitus programo
dalykus atlieka vietiniai lietu-
vial: Ralph Valatka ir Helen
Rauby. Klubo pirmininkas yra
P. Medonis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30
WATER RBURY, CT.

Waterburio ir kittens nauja.
kuriams svarbus ir isidemetinas
straipsnis "AR TAI REIKALIN.
GAS NORAS" yra idetas Sic
DIRVOS numerio antro.je daily.
je, NAUJAKURIU skyriuje.
Per klaida ten nepazymeta,
kas yra to straipsnio autorius.
0 jis yra zinOmas Waterburio
lietuviu kolonijos veikejas =
DIR. M. J. COLNEY.
PrityrusiO ir jau labai seniai
Amerikos lietuviu veikime daily.
vaujanciO asmens nuOmOne yra
giliai isidemetina ir svarstyti.
ma. zinoma, jei kas turetu rim
tu argumentu kitokiai nuomo-
nei paremti, kvieciame irgi pa
sisakyti, nes atskirq naujaku-
riu organizaciu prOblema yra
daug kur aktuali.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30
BALTIMORES LIETUVIU zINIOS

DAINOS choras pagiedojo Ame-
rikos ir Lietuvos himnus, paskui
posto kapelionas kun. l.. Men,
delis atkalbejo malda, paskui
savo sveikinimus pareiske kitty
postu pareigunai.
Pc to buvo iskilmingai pri-
saikdinti nauji posto pareigu-
mai.
Posto komandierium dabar
yra Antanas Draiginas, o au-
Hillary pirminike - Velziene
Po apeigq Dainos choras pa
dainavo keleta daineliu. Po to
buvo vaises ir sokiai. Kviestu
sveciu buvo apie 200. Visi jau-
test labai maloniai. Buves.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30

Sitaip atrOdytu Clevelando
GreitojO Tranzito linija, jeigu
SPALIQ M. A ID. Clevelando gy-
ventOjai nubalsuOtu priimti stu
Iona TRANZITO CHARTERIO
pakeitima. Tada miestas galetp
gauti tam dalykui paskola ir
itaisyti Sta nauja linija, ku-
ria greit butu galima nuvaziuo-
ii is vieno miesto gallo kita.
Kitaip sakant - Vakarine Gle
velandO dalis ''suartetq" su Ry-
tine.
CTS vadovybe ir Prekybos
Rlmai labai karstai rekomen-
duoja pritarti sitam summary
mui. Je ypac pabrezia, kad visi
patogumai bus laimeti nereika-
laujant nei cento is MOkESCIU
MOKETOJQ kisenes. Oar pri-
mena, kad darbininkams tai
duOs nauju darby. Visa pasko-
la apsimOkesianti is liniiOs pa
jamu. Kitaip sakant, is kisenes
tq. kurie ia linija vazines.
Viskas labai gerai, pats SUI
manymas geras ir reikalingas.
Tx visuOse paaiskinimuOse apie
ta sumanyma trlksta vieno da-
lyko = kokia gi bus vaziavimo
kama toj linijoj ir visame mie-
ste, kai ia linija prades veikti?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30
DETROIT. MICH.

70 is Europos ir dabar is Wa
shintono buvo atvykes j De-
troita, paaiskino, kad svarbu tik
garantijoms pakliuti j Europa,
i Frankfurta bent keturis me-
nesius prizes 1850 metu birzelio
pabaiga. Tai reiska, kad dar Xxi
ateinancu metu sausio menesio
gallo garantijas rasyti nebus
velu. Be to, garantiju apsimoka
prirasyti zymiai daugiau, negu
kvota numato, kadangi ne visi
garantijas gavusieji, del sveika-
tos ar kitty priezascu gall atva-
ziuoti.
Jis dar pazymejo, kad iva
ziavimo pirmenybe duodama gil
minems ir ukininkams. Atsii-
mant raisa, nedarbinga zmogu,
reikia duoti uzstata.
Taigi, nors oficialiai garanti-
|ju vajaus laikas ir pasibaige, bet
dar per ateinancius bent ketu-
ris menesius turime visomis je-
gomis pasispausti, kad butu is
siusta kuo daugiau garantiju
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JOS akutes susirupinusios, per
skruostus aSaros rieda :. ka il
galvoja?
il dar per maza, kad viska
aiskiai suprastQ, bet, nors j
ir turi geriausios ligonines prize
ziura, jai neabeiotinai labiau-
siai rupi tie malonumai, kuriQ
il turetu ten, uz Tango, zaisda-
ma SUI kitais vaikais.
Bet, kol il turi butt ligoninej,
tol jai reikalinga kuo geriausia
prieziJlra. Pagelbekite tai globai
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OAR Wis RASYKIT DARBO-
BUTO GARANTIJAS

Daugeliui atrode, kad darbo.
buto garantijoms raSyti laikas
baigiasi rugsejo menesi. O istik.
ruiz tam laikui buvo paskelb.
tas tik specialus vajus, bet ga.
rantijas tikrai dar galima ir da-
bar raSyti ir dar nebus velu.
DIP Komisijos narys Edward
M. O'Connor, kuris nesenai gri.
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LEGIONIERIQ IsKILMEs

Rugsejo "a d. Amerikos Lie
tuviu Atletu Klubo svetainej
ivyko lietuviq legionieriu 145-to
posto ir lietuviq auxiliary iskil-
mingas susirinkimas, kuriame
buvo atliktos naujai isrinktu
virsininku ivesdinimo apeigos.
l.. Bekerskienes vadovaujamas
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Community Chest islaiko H.
gonines, vadinamas RED FEA-
THEIR (Raudonosios Plunksnos)
ligonines, kuriose suteikiama rel
kalinga globa ir prieziura pa
liegeliams vaikams..
Ia globa gall butt reikalinga
jusu artimu kaimynu, jusu gi-
miniu ar, gal but, net ir jusV
paciQ vaikams. Todel paremkite
kilnu Community Chest darba
VAJUS - SPALIU II -27
DuOk, ir duck pakankamai.
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NAUJAKURIAI PRALENKIA

BALFo rinkliavoje naujaku-
riu aukQ rinkejq buvo zymiai
daugiau, negu senQjq detroitie-
ciu lietuviu -. M. Sims.
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sLIETUvA TIRONQ
PANCIUOSE - teisy-
bes zodis apie tai, kas
atsitiko SUI Lietuva. 312
pusl. kama ........ $500