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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-29

Berney Magneson leaves for
his new duties on the coaching
staff at Steubenville (Ohio) Juni-
or High School and Amos Hay
den is the new commander Of East
Cleveland Post 163 American
Legion.
Y Merchants win the seasons
A League softball championship
with the Musical testers runners
up.
Senator Robert A. Taft spoke at
an open meeting of the Kiwanis
club.
The city announces one mill
cut in its taxrate for the year.
Cook Cleland wins his second
Thompson Trophy race with
speed of 397.71 miles per hour to
surpass his 1947 record of 396.131.
DR.. Dudley Uphoff arrives from
Green Bay, Wis. to be pastor of
the Phillips avenue Presbyterian
church.
Virginia Baldwin leaves from
Windermere Methodist church to
become a missionary in India.
Ten East Clevelanders lose their
lives as the S. S. Noronic burns
at its pier in Toronto.
Maynard Burkhardt, 14616 Do
yer ave. enrolls at Western Re-
serve University on 104-year-old
scholarship which is accepted by
the university as he agrees to
hand it over to them.
East Cleveland Kiwanis spon-
sors its fourth new club for the
year, Cuyahoga Falls. Preceding
this were the clubs in Maple
Heights, Bedford and Northeast
Cleveland.
Shaw students move into the
East stand at Shaw Stadium in
a new seating experiment which
turns that stand over to the stu
dent bodies of home and visiting
schools.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-29

to help the East Cleveland Busi-
ness Association celebrate the new
Hayden ave and the Board
of Education received a windfall
in the sum of $4,000 due to over
anticipated receipts in the normal
tangible tax returns.
Grant T. Apthorp. Director of
Finance, was selected by City
Manager Chas. A. Carran to be
the new manager, succeeding
Edward A. Binyon. Mr.. Binyon
retained his position of Director
of Law.
Shaw High School 1927 to 1880
graduates held their first reunion
since diploma day with $50 spend
ing an evening dancing and re-
miniscing.
The City begins using a load
a-meter to check the weight of
trucks travelling the city's streets.
For the first time in its his
tory, the national convention of
Girl Scouts welcomes delegates
from among the girls and Mari
lyn Groenstein (Troop 1861 and
Margaret Hansen mariner Ship
12) are the Greater Cleveland
delegates.
Within a fortnight after ar
irving in America DR.. and Mrs.
Nagelis and family celebrate their
first American Thanksgiving, Civ
ing thanks for the end of DIP
days. The family is from Latvia.
Following a survey by the
Safety Division of the Police De-
partment, traffic lights are added
to Superior I'd. at Edgerton and
Glenmont intersections.
Shaw High School student body
observes Armistice Day by de-
dicating their new flag and flag
pole, the gift of East Cleveland
Post 163 American Legion.
Faith Evangelical and Reformed
Church observes its 85th birthday,
a pageant depicting it's illustrious
history.
Voters retain Richard s. Koran,
Richard Rice and Walter Sutter
as city commissioners in the first
ODnoSed election for this offica in
a decade. The runner-up was Tho
mas (Ollie) Troescher, making his
first bid for an elective municipal
office.
A testimonial dinner is given to
honor Cook Cleland, twice winner
of the Thompson trophy in the
National Air Races. YMCA spon-
sored, the affair is attended by
more than 300 friends and admir-
ers of the famed aviator.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-29

Knowing that a shared Christ
mas is a happier Christmas, men,
bers of the East Cleveland Fra
ternal Order of Police No. SO re-
membered again this Christmas.
Here are the club officers, with
Chief of Police H. S. Weaver,
ready to deliver baskets to eleven
needy families. There were also
toys and sweets extra for the chill
dren.
Shown from left to right, are:
Sergt. Charles Kastilahn, presi-
dent; Sergt. Melvin Burkhardt,
secretary-treasurer; Chief Weav-
er; Patrolman Willard Tucker,
vice president. The expenditure
was met with the police ball pro-
ceeds.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-29

their bow; CTS and the city coop
Grated in the street resurfacing
and Gel added modern lighting. A
new Hayden in 1949.
With property owners object
ing, plans to build garden type
apartments in the Forest Hill re-
sidential area are abandoned by
the promoters.
Meeting as strangers at Camp
Meade, Lester Harris, East Cleve-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-29
High|ights Around East
Cleveland In Year 1949

years lease on the preferred John
R Watson lot on Nelacrest.
With June the city's Protestant
churches resume their union Sun
day morning services for the 23rd
consecutive summer
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-29
JULY

The city wins
its battle against
billboards, a n d
the unsightly dis
p | a y S are on
their way out.
The Court of
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-29
SEPTEMBER

Activity aplen-
ty m a r k s this
month for East
Cleveland, start
ing with an en-
rollment of 4,760
pupils s in t h e
public schools.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-29

partment was ION parade" for two
days.
DR.. L. L. Myers principal of
w. II, Kirk Jr. High School is
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-29
AUGUST

This m o II t h
marks a forward
step in the NUM-
clip a Ii t y. A S
streetcars b a d e
adieu to Hayden
ave., buses made
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04

me geriausiq Paryziaus vies-
buciu, bet prie jo prieiti tegali
tik patys patikimiausi zmones.
Aisku, komunistai noretq "nu-
deti' zmogQ, kuris isdriso taip
atvirai parasyti ir pasakyti
tick daug teisybes apie Stalino
"roju". Jis, nuolat saugoja-
mas kelly slaptu policijos val
dininku. ! teismo sale patekti
galima tik specialiais leidimais.
Sale paruosta dideliam proce-
sui ir valdziai kainavo nema-
zus pinigus. Procesa seka nuo-
lat 300 is viso pasaulio suplau-
kusiua zurnalistu. Kiekvienas
zodis uzrasomas ir. perduoda-
mas per radija.
"Liudininkai" atvyko ir is
Rusijos. Idomu, kad liudinin-
ku tarpe yra ir Kravcenko pir-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04

munistais. Prancdzu valdzia
sioje byloje oficialiai laikosi
neutralumo, kai tue tarpu laik-
rasciai aiskiai palaiko tai VIE
ma, tai kita puse. Dideliu SEN
saciju nereiktu laukti. Krav-
cenko jau viska pasake apie
baisuji Stalino 'roju". Lais-
vasis pasaulis puikiai zino,
ypac kas nori zinoti. Bet byla
sekama su dideliu susidomeji-
mu. Komunistai sumobilizavo
geriausias jegas ir nevengia
santazu bel kitty negarbingu
priemoniu. W ju visa Stall
no galybe. Kravcenko oficia-
liai kovoja vienas, bet il pa
laiko visas laisvasis pasaulis.
Kravcenko tikisi, kad byla SUI
kompromituos visus jo smeizi-
kus. Jis vieno tenori: savo ko-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04

moji zmona, kuri turf "liudy-
ti' jog Kravcenko yra "pami-
Sells.
'Visus liudininkus iss a u k e
Sovietu Sajungos ambasada
Paryziuje, nors oficialiai neva
patys prancuzai komunistai SUI
sirasinejo SUI jais. Kravcen-
ko is savo puses issauke apie
20 rusu liudininku, kurie da-
bar gyvena DIP stovyklose Vo-
kietijoje, ju tarpe kai kurie
taip Stalino ''rojuje" nukan-
knit, kad reikia sale inesti
nestuvuose.
Dvieju pasauliu kova
Aisku, kad Kravcenko byla
su komunistais nera asmenine
kova. Tai laisvojo ir demo-
kratiskojo pasaulio kova su
bolsevikais ir viso pasaulio ko-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
krovSenko byIu
(Atkelta il LIMO plslapio

Bet aisku, kad reikalas eina
ne del tu dvieju milijonu. Jis
nori parodyti, kad rusu tauta
tai ne tas pats, kas bolsevikai.
- A$lesu rusas. ir kaip toks
smerkiu sovietu imperijalisti-
MUS siekimus Europoje ir trok-
Stu, kad rusq tauta issilaisvin-
tu is Stalino jungo, - pareis-
ke Kravcenko atvykes j Parry
ziu. - AS kovoju prizes komu-
nizma, bet tai nereiskia, kad
-aklai ziuriu j kapitalizma. Ia
ciau as pirmiausia ziuriu j
zmoniu laisve ir noreciau pa
klausti, ar man butu leide Mas
kvoje taip laisvai kalbeti?
Dienq -nakti saugojamas
Kravcenko apsistojo viena-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
MlRE 1900 ISEIVIU
LIETUVIU

Su Shame numeryje paduoda-
mails mirusiu lietuviq vardais,
Xxi siol skelbiamu mirusiuiu
skaicius pasieke jau 19,6OO,
nuo vasario men. 1897 metu,
kada DIRVOJE pradeta miru-
siq lietuviq vardai zymeti.
MARKUNAS Jonas j., "a m.,
zuves Burmoj vas. 2, 1916,
parveztas palaidoti j Detroit,
Mich.
BLSWINK Ona (Keblaiciute),
81 m., mire sausio Fl, Det-
roit, Mich.
SKURAUSKAS Juozas, pusam-
lis, mire sausio a, Chicagoj.
(siauliu apps. Linkuvos par.
Girbutku KY
JOsKIS Vincas, 78 metq, mire
gruodzio 19, Spring Valley,
Ill. (Raseiniu n.y.
STEPONAITIS Juozas, II m.,
mire gruod. %, Spring Val
ley, Ill. (Raseiniu ap.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04


va parodyti, kad nori laisves
ir laimes savo tautai. Anot
Kravcenko, to paties "siekia"
ir dabartiniai Rusijos valdovai,
bet tik SUI tuo skirtumu, kad
komunistai laisve tautoms duo
da tada, kada tautos jau yra
iszudytos..
KAHN ar laisvasis ir demo-
mokratiskasis pasaulis ivertins
tinkamai v. Kravcenko kova?
Velnias ne visada kovoje pra-
laimi ;. L. u.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04

DSVAJONES APIE DAN
GU IR zEME - B. Ke-
tarausko surinkti pasako-
jimai apie zeme, menuli,
saule, zvaigzdes, plane
tas, kometas ir tt. 76 p.
kama -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04

siame skyriuje talpinama dykal.
LENKAITIS Adomas, 80 me-
tu, mire gruod. Is, Spring
Valley, Ill. (Marijamp o e s
ap.)
PETRUsKIENE Agota, IS M,
mire gruod. M, Spring Val
ley, Ill.
zIL1NSKAS Vincas, mire gruo-
dzio M, Brooklyn, N. Y.
RAINS Jonas j., mire gruod.
rs, Brooklyn, N. Y.
RUGINSKAS Juozas, mire 6
sausio, Ansonia, Conn.
NORVAISAITE Elzbieta, seno
amz., mire sausio 5, Chica-
goj. (Felsiq ap. Varniu par.
Vasakiq KY Amerikoj isgy-
veno 48 metus.
LAZAITIENE Barbora Wiz
girdaite), pusamze, mire 6
sausio, Chicagoj. (Telsiu ap.
Luokes p.) Amerikoj isgy-
veno 35 metus.
NEVARDAUSKIENE Ona, Al
metu, mire gruod. Is, Wau-
kegan, Ill.
VITKUS Martinas, 63 M, mi
re sausio M, Kenosha, Wis.
RADAVICIENE Liudvika, pus-
anne, mire sausio 6, Chica-
goj. (Raseiniu ap. Girdiskes
par.) Amerikoj isgyveno 40
metu.
SEKRECKIENE Ona (Neksai-
te), pusamze, mire sausio g.,
Chicagoj. ,(Taurages apskr.
Gaures par.) Amerikoj isgy-
veno SO metu.
JOKsAS Vilius, Fl metu, mi
re gruodzio %, Pamour, Ont.
Kanadoj. (Kretingos ap. Al
senu KY
VAICKIENE Patricia, GA M,
mire sausio 6, Detroit, Mich.
BAKANAUSKAS Vladas, 6O
m., mire gruod. 81, Toronto,
Kanadoj. (Balniku v. Var
guliu Ky Kanadoj isgyveno
81 metus.
PETKIENE Ona, Sc M, mlre
2 gruodzio 20, Dayton, Ohio.
GRINIS Vladas T., ga metu,
mire sausio Is, ChicagoJe.
(Panevezio ap. Ramygalos
par. Grinioniu Ky AmerlkoJ
isgyveno Al metus.
KANCEVIcIENE Morta (Sklo-
tyte), pusamze, mire sauslo
II, Chicagoj. (siauliu apsk.
Tryskiu par. Sukonciu km)
Amerikoj isgyveno 80 me-
tus.
MASTAKIENE Ieva, SO metu,
mire sausio II, Bronx, N. Y.
SINKEVICIENE Mare, 81 M,
mire sausio II, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
KAZLAUSKAS Mykolas, mire
gruodzio m, Lewiston Au-
burn, Me
VEZALIS Boleslavas, SO metu,
mire sausio Is, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
DARGIS Teofilius, mire gruo-
dzio 25, Pittsburgh, Pa. Us
Varniu par.)
PUKINIENE Karolina, IS M,
mire gruod. 20, Pittsburgh,
Pa. (Kauno red.)
GELUsIS Kazys, 81 m., mire
gruodzio M, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STAKIONIS Jurgis, Sc metu,
mire lapkricio "a, Aberdeen,
Wash.
GELCHUS Juozas, 68 M, mi
re gruod. IA, Freehold, N. j.
JASMANTIENE Veronika, 81
m., mire gruod. II, Seattle,
Wash. (Kauno red.)
KVASNAUSKIENE Margare-
ia, sc metu, mire sausio 5,
Woodhaven, N. Y.
VILKELIS Pranas, SO met4,
mire gruodzio rs, Kenosha,
Wis. (Amerikoj isgyveno So
metus.
KRENCIENE Ona (Maciuliu-
te), II M, mire sausio 6 d.,
W. o~s1x@. *
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Ohio Public Utilities komisios
kETVIRTAS PAPILD0MAS
NEPAPRASTAS PAREDYmAS
Leidzia kai kuriuos papiIdomus
GAS0 S|LDYM0 lRENG|MUS

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio aisku Sau-
25 1949 eido Papldoma Nepaprasta Paredyma gallo
jant tuoj pat eca naturaio gaso naudoma priedi
MANS patalpq apsdymams.
os Komsijos ivykusame posedye Sauso 49, 1949 metals,
The Ohio Company paeke svo pacus veiausius
apskaiciavimus turmu gaso seku 94s195O sldymo
sezonui Kompanija pareiske kad il pastk ture pakan
kama gaso aparnaut visoje sstemoje, dar 10000
daugiau gasniu patapu apsdymo rengmu busncia 1949
1850 metu ziemai
Dabar sulyg Komisjos veauso paredymo East Ohio ga
sutima tiekti natura CASA predinams kurnimo
rengimams tiktai Xxi sekanciu ribu:
Nemaziau 95I viso skaiciaus eidziamu ideti apsil-
dymo irengimu, arba 28,5OO, uri butt padaryta gy
venamuose pastatuose. Nedaugiau kaip 81, arba
1,5OO irengimu gall butt paskrta panaudojimu ko-
merciniuOse pasatuOSe
REZIDENCIJQ APsLDYMAS
irengmu bus leidzama tk naujuose rezidencinuose
pastatuose
Esancios rezidencijos, Xxi sioe apsdomos ktokiu
kuru, gall paskeist gasin tokais kiekais, kad is
city po vena pakeitima kiekvienam ivedimu gaso
nauja gyvenaraa pastata.
KOMERCINIS APsILDYMAS
Gasu sldomq irengimq ivedimas bus leidzamas r
naujus komercinus pastaus, taciau bus apsiribota
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04

tu leidmu davimas is viso tikta $50 paskiru vietq
rengmams.
Esanti komerciniai pastatai, dabar apsldomi kito
gall pasikest gasin sildyma, taciau bendras visu
tokiu pakeitimu skaicius patvarkymu aprbojamas
tik Xxi $50.
-
KADA IR KAIP PADARYTI APLIkACIJA
Kosumea ku1ie au padare apikacija Birze
lilo l. 1948 nereikaaujami is naujo paduoti prasyma.
Kosumera kuriems reikanga gauti gasas naujus gyve
pastatus privao asmenka krepti Kompanijos
ofisa
Kostunlera norintiei gauti suma dabar Sill
dous ktoku kuru gall kreptis arba asmenka pastu
naudojant apaoe epancia fora. Taciau, tie kurie
prasy silumos vedmo pasiremdam sveikatos atzv
gu privao kreipts Kompanios ofisa per
atstova.
Vis komercina kosumeriai norntiei gaut uztvrtnima
sumos vedimu tai nauiems tai pasta
tans privalo kreips asmeniskai Kompanjos ofsa.
kITOkS GASO NAUDOJIMAS NELIECIAMAS
Sis Komisos patvarkymas ecia tkai naudoma naturao
pastatQ apsildymu Jis neeca gaso naudomo
kiems rekalams kaip tai vrmu vandens sdymu
dytuvams.
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!SPEJIMAS

PanaudoJmas sdymui vetoe ktokio kuro be Kompa
MICS sutikmo, praszengimas vr mineos Komisijos
Tas patvarkymas uzdaudzia kompanja tei
ii CASA tokiam nepatvrtntam naudojmui
Evening star., 1949-02-20

noon to a cocktail party and be
appropriately dressed. But it would
be OVERRIDING it to arrive for an early
morning appointment dripping with
long skirts. furs and pearls. all set for
an evening with your best beau.
For winter. a good tweed suit is an
excellent costume for your wardrobe,
since it is at home in town or country,
and for summer, a becoming print
will serve the same dual purpose.
Ererybody's Etiquette brings you
a nesc expert each sreek. NEXT:
AndrS M0uvois tells srhst he
thinks about AmevicGn manners.
Evening star., 1949-02-20

special Cake-Improver ingredient
that no other type shortening has. Spry
gives wonderfully tender, flaky pas
try, too crisp, tasty fried foods that
are easy to digest>For compliments
on allyour baking and frying, change
to pure, all-vegetable Spry today!'
Evening star., 1949-02-20
SAYS AUNT JENNY

4TADIEs, all / ask of you is to make
l. just one cake, using the recipe
below. 1t will convince you better
than any words of mine that Spry
cakes are better-lighter, fner-tex-
tured, richer-tasting, more delicious
in-every way! For Spry contains a
Evening star., 1949-02-20

and place halves of nlaraschino cherries
around rim of cake about 2 inches apart.
Cherry Porfy Frostins - Place 2 egg
whites, unbeaten, ~ cups sugar, 5
tablespoons ,rater, teaspoon light corn
sir"p and n teaspoon salt in top of dou-
bic boiler and mix thoroughly. Place over
rapidly boiling water and beat constantly
with rotary egg beater until mixture will
hold a peak (about minutes). Remove
from hot water, add 1 teaspoon paniua
and u teaspoon almond extract and beat
until cool. Just before spreading, care
fully fold in IS nsaraschino cherries, cut in
pieces and l2 l2marshmallosrs, cut in pieces,
into frosting. Looks and tastes grand!
Evening star., 1949-02-20

2N cups sisssd esks sssspssa sch
Ssss u cup spsy
IA evps sssor " cup asslk
AZ ssssPss~s bsai~s lsssspss~ ~s~,sss-
pswAss tssA W sssspsess
sssspsens sassrsss slmsnS sxsrsss
bskips powdss) , ssss, vnkssssa
Sift -four, sugar, baking powder and salt
into mixing bowl Drop in Spry (no
need to cream it frst) Add % cup
milk, Aavoring extracts and egg and
beat 200 strokes e minutes by hand or
on mixer at low speedy. Scrape bowl and
spoon or beater Add remaining milk
and 2 eggs and beat 200 strokes =. Bake
in two deep 9-inch Sprycoated layer
pans in moderately hot oven (3750 F.)
$3.50 minutes Spread Cherry Party
Frosting between layers and on top
and sides of cake. Swirl the frosting
into graceful peaks on top of cake
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-16

GROWING roses for the
" commercial market is
like taking care of a baby"
according to Donald J. Stats,
1881 D street Me-. who has
been doing it for q years.
You have to watch their
diet and health and keep
them on a schedule" he says.
And, like human beings, rose
bushes need rest periods.
Roses with stems from IL to
SO inches long are the most
highly priced. A bush which
can produce 80 to AZ such
blooms a year is considered
a choice one. Such a bush
will be working" at intervals
totaling about nine months
of the year and "napping"-
cut back-the rest of the
time.
Roses at the Laurel MD
greenhouses of which Mr..
Stats is foreman don't all
have the same upbringing. In
the first place they may start
life either as "own-root"
plants, developed from cut
tings, or the cuttings may be
grated onto stock root stalks.
The own root plants develop
their roots in a propagating
house, where they live in
sand for three weeks. Then
they are put in thumb-pots
(2-inch flower pots, contain
ing previously steam -sterilized
soil. After they are we'll
rooted in about six weeks
more they are placed In beds.
Diet of the rosebushes de-
ponds upon the type of bed
in which they live. One type.
the constant-level bed, con-
sists of 6 inches of gravel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-16
BY Lucy McClenon

ny AANy NAN|ASAAOAA
under 9 inches of soil. A spe-
cial pipe system maintains
the water level in the beds
about an inch below the top
of the gravel.
Roses like plenty of wa
ter" Mr.. Stats says, but
they don't like their feet too
wet. This type Of bed suits
them very well, as the water
seeps up gradually. Then, too,
overhead watering tends to
pack down the soil so they
can't breathe as we'll as they
should"
Roses in the constant-level
beds are fed bone meal and
superb phosphate about once
a year, commercial fertilizer
every Is days or so, and a
liquid balanced diet" con-
tanning nitrates. potash and
other ingredients, once a
month.
In the other beds, which
do not contain gravel, top
dressing"-such as compost
or corncob mulch-is used in
addition to regular soil. These
beds receive overhead water
ing, either by sprinkler sys-
TENS or hand-held hose.
Soil in all the beds Is tested
once a month, and supple
mentary feelings are given
where needed to bring it to
the required balance between
acid and alkaH. Water In the
Washington area is neutral
and does not have to be
treated.
To protect the roses against
their nearly invisible but
nonetheleSs deadly insect
foes - thrips, red spiders,
green lice and others-the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-16

greenhouse men use a new
type of gas bomb called hexa-
ethyl tetraphosphate once a
week. Anti-mildew treatment
with sulphur powder also is
given every week.
Mr.. Stats has high praise
for the many amateur rose
growers who manage to OBJ
tain fine results without the
equipment a commercial
grower has for coddling his
bushes. He says that anna
teurs are particularly active
in the development of new
varieties. Where the average
las differentiated from the
expert) amateur falls down
most, he thinks, is in the cut
ting of flowers.
Some people just hack
them of any place and then
wonder why the bush runs
to so many blind stems with
out flowers" he says. Cut
ting Is a real art. When a
new man comes to work here
I don't feel like turning him
loose to cut roses until he's
been trained in it at least six
months"
Seventeen Washington area
floral firms are responsible
for the staging of the ma
tional rose show Of Roses,
Inc. tomorrow and Tuesday
at Woodward 81 Lothrop's.
More than 10000 roses have
been shipped here by member
florists from every State for
use in the arrangements,
which include two coloramas,
a fountain of roses" and
many other features. The
show is open to the public
without charge.
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The Justice dispensed by a GER
tain smalItown Southern magis-
,trate invariably carries a pun
gent personal flavor.
Prisoner at the bar" ne an.
naunced. Il fine you one dollar
and costs for shooting at Jake's
dog"
Jake's friends loudly applaud.
ed.
Order! Order!' the, judge
cried. Il haven't finished. I'm
charging the accused one, dollar
and costs for shooting at the dog
but listen, you bushwackers, I'm
giving him one more shot at the
scritter!"
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LOCALS

"a ran CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH judicial. CIRCUIT
OF TTaE STATE oF FLORIDA,
Z ~ Am FOR MONROE COUNTY.
N CmASCEnH.
Ease No. 1884
JAMES r. MATTHEW'S,
Plaintiff,
BERTHA MATTHEW'S.
ORDER on FERTILIZATION
To: iiertha Matthews.
= Mrs. q. NJ. Nerbois,
1st keRwOod Ave.
tsaton Rouge, Louisiana.
You are hereby required to ap-
pear o. the Bili OF Complaint, for
divorce. IN the above entitled cause
on the 18th day az January, 1850,
otherW ise. the allegations therein
VIII be taken as confessed.
This order 90 be published once
week for four consecutive weeks
IN the Key West Citizen. a news
paper published in Key West,
FLORIDA
hone and ordered this 18th DAY
~ December. 4. -. t9t9.
tCircuit Court SeaD
EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk OF Circuit Court
Monroe County, Florida
Iiy: Kathleen Nottage,
RAN. e. SAWYER,
solicitor for the Plaintiff.
dee 5-22-29. 1919 .jan.5,I950
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THE ANSWERS

l. Celebrates the I5Oth ami
versary of Washington's es-
adjustment as the National
Capital
2. IN Washington, D. C.. during
1850.
8. John Adams.
4. City proper: $4,000.
5. 100000.
s. July 9TH and run through
November 22nd.
z. The man who killed Mahat-
ma Gandhi.
8. Grover Cleveland and Wood
row Wilson.
9. About $i,0D0.000.
10. $4,000 square miles lthrce
times the area Of Francel
and 100000 people.
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CHAMBER ASKS

tconsinnsd From Page onel
pasi frw days. the Chamber Of
fice has received numerous tele-
phane calls about them. Certain
interstate laws apply TO many
magazine circulation crews,
which permits them 10 operate
without local license.
Most magazine statesmen. II has
heen learned. are legitimate bus
mess men although il has been
known Of some who are unethical
In an yevent. the Chamber points
cot that subscriptions can be
purchased from local dealers. who
cay local taxes and support the
town.
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WHO KNOWS?

/. What is the significance Of
the Freedom Fair?'
2. Where will the Freedom
FAIR be held?
8. What President first occu-
pied the White House?
4 What is the population Of
Washington, D. c.?
5. How many visitors are ex-
pected to visit Freedom Fair
next year?
8. When will Freedom Fair
open2
7. Identity: Nathram Vinayak
Godse.
8. What Presidents were mar
ried while in office?
g. What is the cost OF a B-36?
10. What is the area and popula-
ton OF Iran?