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The Arizona post., 1949-07-01

and Mrs. Max Geller, 1920 E.
Waverly, will shortly establish a
beauty salon downtown.
Weingqrteo-Remer
On July 10 at Congregation An
shei Israel Naomi Weingarter' and
Bruce Remer will be united in
marriage with the ceremony per-
formed by Rabbi A. Silverstone.
The informal rites will be held
at p. m. with Mrs. David Cohen,
the brides sister as her attend
ant and David Cohen the best
man.
Miss Weingarten is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Vein
garten, Perth Amboy, N. j., who
will be present for the ceremony.
Mr.. Remer is operator of the Hall
of Cards and son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Remer, 1888 E. 3rd.
A reception will follow at the
groom's home. The newlyweds
will honeymoon at the Coast.
In Tucson they will be at home
at ITS N. Maple Blvd.
The Arizona post., 1949-07-01
81
WaaMMp
Ren1er-GeIIer


Elfriede Remer becomes the
bride of Arthur Geller at an in
formal ceremony at the brides
home, 1888 E 3rd on July 8 at
p. m. in the presence of the
immediate family and a few close
friends. Her only attendant will
be Naomi Weingarten, her future
sister -in-law. Al Stern will be
best man. The ceremony will be
solemnized by Rabbi A. Silver
stone. She is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Remer.
The bride will be attired in a
wedding dress of orchid lace over
pink taffeta with sweetheart neck
and cap sleeves. The form-fitted
bodice is joined to a ballerina
skirt. Her shoulder length veil
will be held in place by braided
crown of illusion lace. She will
carry a bible containing white
orchid.
After the ceremony guests will
be entertained at a patio buffet.
They will honeymoon on tn e
Coast and on their return live
at 1905 E Lee.
Out-of-town guests will be an
aunt and uncle of the groom, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Warsaw of Santa
Monica and the brides aunt, Mrs.
Sonia Murez, Los Angeles.
Miss Remer is associated with
her brother Bruce at the Hall
Of Cards. Mr.. Geller, a son of M
The Arizona post., 1949-07-01
DESERT LODGE
ADDS POOL

The many friends of MIR. and
Mrs. Ben Sonenblick, owners and
operators of Desert Lodge Motel,
Benson Highway, are compliment
ing them on their new, large, out
door swimming pool which was
completed recently. The beauti-
full setting of the Desert Lodge has
been enhanced by this addition.
Lovely outdoor furniture, supplied
by Garden Furniture, has also
been no little reason why the So
nenblock's new pool is so attrac-
tive.
The Arizona post., 1949-07-01
CLASSIFIED

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cheese blintzeS! Two for 25c
Also cheese cake that is out OF
of this world: Dial 3O439.
AN EXPERIENCED PAINTER
now available for all types OF
painting, houses, business, ETC.
Call Samuel Trachtenberg, Dial
3-8947, 1880 N 1st.
The Arizona post., 1949-07-01
E~%x~nd
Friedn1an-KiUeL

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Present,
Colonia Solana, announce the en-
gagement of Janice Friedman,
daughter of Mrs. Present, to Alvin
Kivel, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Kivel, 2401 E. 7th. No wedding
date has yet been chosen.
The Arizona post., 1949-07-01
Arizona Post--July /, 1949

Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Schaeffer
and son Louis, IL, E. Linden, re-
turned Monday from several
weeks vacationing at Hot Springs,
New Mexico.
The Arizona post., 1949-07-01

Going to the District ZOA Con-
vention in Santa Monica July 25-
26 are Messrs. and Mines. Elmer
Courtland, Henry Kaufman and
DR.. and Mrs. Leonard Weiner. DR..
Ralph Bunche is expected to be a
principal speaker.
The Arizona post., 1949-07-01
Eugene KGrp

On July % at Congregation
AnShei Israel Sabbath service
Eugene Karp, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Karp, 1904 E. Speedway,
will be Bar Mitzvah.
Born in Philadelphia he came
with his parents to Tucson 312
years ago. His grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bernstein, E.
Speedway. He's an honor student
in the eighth grade at Mansfield
Junior high school and while not
a player, is an avid follower of
baseball.
A reception will be held the fol-
lowing Sunday evening at 5 pm.
by Mr.. and Mrs. Karp in his honor.
The Arizona post., 1949-07-01

MIR. and Mrs. ID. BoOkstein are
guests at the Hermoyne Hotel in
Los Angeles, planning to stay
thru September.
The Arizona post., 1949-07-01
Rr<xI H.
&c RaNuA
Sandra Gail Dosay

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Dosay,
800 E. 9th, are parents of a daugh-
ter named Sandra Gail born on
June 8 weighing 6 lb. 7 OF. and
1912 inches at birth. The mother
is the former Suzanne Drach of
New York. They have a son Rob-
ert, 6.
Grandparents are Mrs. Katie
Drach, E. 9th and Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Dorsay, New York The
father operates the Atlas Vene-
tian Blind Co.
The Arizona post., 1949-07-01
Daniel Richard Sacks

A son, Daniel Richard, was
born June 20 to DR.. and Mrs.
Leon Sacks (nee Toby Shein)
2426 N. Dodge Blvd. He weighed
7 lb. Ia OF. and was 19 inches
long. He has a sister, Sherry
Helene who is 261a months old.
A Bris was held June 27 with
Cantor Maurice Falkow as Nobel
and the grandfather, Louis Shein
as Sandal.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Shein, S. 5th, for whom
Daniel Richard is first grand
son and paternal grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Sacks, Cam
den, N. J. DR.. Sacks is a local
naturopath.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-06-16
Rockport

The Farm and Home Advisory
Council will meet in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stephens,
Wednesday evening of next week.
Robert Marshall. arrived here from
Oberlin College last Wednesday and
will spend brief vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Mar
shall, before entering Ohio State
University in Columbus for the sum-
mer quarter.
Mrs. D. c. Campbell spent Thurs
day and Friday with her daughter
Mrs. Delmer Reagan in Dayton ana
attended the annual o. E. S. inspec-
tion. She returned home Friday
evening accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Reagan and son Randy VINO
spent the week end here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Alderman of
Warren became the parents of a
baby girl, Aradith Jean, at Bluffton
Community Hospital Tuesday June Z.
Mrs. Alderman is the former Bea-
trice Cupp, daughter of Mrs. Walter
Cupp of this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lysle Cahill and
daughter Lynne of Cleveland were
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Orlo Marshall and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Cahill of Bluffton. Mrs. Mar
shall who had spent the past week
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-06-16
Pleasant View

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McNey les,
week ago for vacation trip &c
the west coast and points Of interes,
along the way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Suffer left
last week for an extended trip
through the south and west. They
expect to be gone about two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle Maus of Harrod
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Mace RAIDER.
Mrs. Leonard Augsburger and
daughter Ann, Mrs. Omer Augsbur-
ger and Mrs. Caroline Augsburger
were visitors recently in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Augsburger and
family of Oak Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Johnson and
family of Bluffton spent Sunday
evening in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Harris and family
Fathers Day will be observed
Sunday, June 10, with a special pro-
gram. Come to church and honor
Father.
The Friendly Couples Glass will
meet in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Dukes, Jr., Friday evening.
Mrs. Leonard Augsburger will be
program leader. Miss Hoitt mis-
sionary from Belgium will be the
guest speaker.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-06-16

with her daughter and family return
ed here with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mayberry were
honored guests at a dinner, Thursday
evening. in the home of their son-in-
lay and daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
James Westenbarger. The occasion
celebrated Mrs. Mayberry's birthday.
Other guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Mayberry of Columbus Grove,
Mrs. Anna Mason and Miss Joan
Mayberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Campbell and
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Deimer
Reagan and son Randy of Dayton
were entertained in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Ludwig in Lima
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Charles Lauby of Button
will direct the Daily Vacation Bible
School being sponsored by the two
churches of this community. Classes
started Monday and will continue
until June % between the hours of
900 and 11:15 A. M. each day. Boys
and girls from age A through junior
high school are invited. IL you have
not attended it is still not too late
to do so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mckinney and
family of Elida attended the Chilo-
ren's Day program at the Presbyter-
ian church, Sunday evening.
John Begg who is a delegate from
Putnam county to the Al Junior
leadership camp, left Monday for
Camp Ohio tnear Utica, where he
will spend the week. Next week
William Begg will spend the week
at the Allen county All camp ar
Camp Palmer in Fulton county.
Funeral services for Miss Rosa
Searfoss, who died Thursday in Ne
mortal hospital in Lima, We're held
Sunday afternoon in the Beaverdam
Methodist church with burial in the
Rockport cemetery. She had been a
resident Of Beaverdam for many
years and had numerous acquaint-
ances in this community.
The final meeting of the club year
for the Friendly Neighbors club will
be held in the home of Mrs. Hefen
Cherry, Thursday afternoon of next
week with the following program
Roll call, Your special flower; paper,
"Story of Banana, Mrs. Mary Dun
lap; paper, Something old and
Something new", Mrs. Melba Semon;
Music, Mrs. Florence Freet; Song.
A picnic will be held in August.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-06-16

After 10 years Of almost steady
Ginning, farm land prices in the
country as a whole appear to have
reached a postwar peak.
Paint up, shine up, get things
bright. Sweep up, clean up, keep
things right.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-06-16

Sheep aren't greatly concerned
about the weather. Their fleece pro-
tects them against winter cold ana
insulates them against summer hear.
Gardeners still must use the hoe.
There is no chemical material or
the market at the present time that
can be used safely in the home
vegetable garden.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-06-16

Milk production in the first quart
er Of 1949 was up three and one
half per cent from a year earlier.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-15
TremtlniQ maistas b|ogas
RaSO Jonas Valaitis
BALFO atstOvas VOkietijOie

kumentus vykti j USA. Bet, kol
dukte nepasveiks, ia Selma ME-
kur isvykti negales, nes senukai
tevai nedarbingi, gi dukters Ii
ga sunki ir ilga. Be pasalpines
pagalbos toji Selma isgyventi
negali.
Toliau. Tremtinio lietuvio uki-
ninko Asmono Selma: tevai, IL
metu sunus ir jq globojama 10
metu naslaite Janina. Vokieciai
juos buvo isveze darbams j Da-
Mia. Naslaites Janinos teva
1941 metals bolsevikai isveze ]
Sibira, o motina liko Lietuvoj.
Besitraukiant nuo fronto vienas
Asmonu sunus nuo bombos zu-
vo, o ir visa Selma buvo pri-
trenkta, kas atsiliepia jiems ir
dabar.
S. m. sausio men. toji Selma
is Danijos buvo atvezta j Vokie-
tia ir patalpinta kartu SUI XII
tais vokieciais j vokieciu pabe-
geliu stovykla. Visi apiplyse,
ono11ti dopiSkoroic ,,oodiyoioic no.
dais klumpemis. 1915 m. danai
juos uzdare j stovykla, kur Ia
bal sunkiomis salygomis islaike
Xxi 1949 metu. Tokias seimas
glObOja vietos LietuvOs Raudo-
nasis Kryzius is BALFO para
mos. Jiems visko truksta. 1949
m. vasario men. gautoji BAL
Fo rubu siunta jau tokioms Sci
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-15
Waterburio Klubas
{ Atkelta is LIMO pusl. J

Atkelta is LIMO pusl.
veikla. Opozicijos stipriausias
argumentas - girdi, ''L.C. &
R.C." bereikalingai konkuruoja
Balfa ir mazina jo isteklius.
Apie konkurencija negali butt
ne kalbos. Be to, anoniminis
BALFo selpimas neturi tokiu
siltu dvasiniu rysiu tarp Sell
pianciojo ir selpiamojo, kokiu
turf sio Klubo nariai su tremti-
niais. O tai skatina aukotoja ir
naudinga tremtiniui. Tad ir
Klubo veikla reikia vertinti,
kaip vertinga BALFo salpos pa.
pildyma.
Klubui vadovauja: A.Kisonie-
ne - pirmininke, S. Geonytis -
vicepirmin., Alb. Kuslis - Sc.
kretorius, M. Senkuviene = I'D
Mrs. Colney - siuntiniu tvar,
kytoja, B. Pabilioniene ir N. Va
siliauskiene - kontroles komi,
sijos nariai.
Nenuilstamo nuosirdumo vi
stems Klubo vadovams ir ma
riams! VI. Vr
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-15

Grlzo is Lietuvos vokieciu ka-
ro belaisvis, kuris visa savo ne
laisves meta nuo 1915 m. ba-
landzio men. 10 d. Xxi grizimo
namo buvo Lietuvoje belaisviu
stovyklose: Radviliskyje, Siau-
liuose ir siluteje.
Jis suteike siu ziniu:
~ Belaisviq stovykla Radvi-
liskyje buvo sudaryta is apie
600 vyrq, kurie dirbo ivairiau-
sius darbus. Jis buvo patches
1O3 vyru grupen, kuri su spe-
cialiu esalonu vazinejo tarp Ra-
dviliskio ir Taurages, pakelyje
stotyse surinkdami medzius,
skirtus Radviliskio stiklo fabri-
kui. Esalona sudare 80 vagonu
ir j saugodavo II kareiviu ir l
karininkas. Atveztus medzius
perduodavo stiklo fabrikui, ku-
ris dirbo trim pamainom. Stiklo
fabrike didziuma darbininku SUI
dare vokieciu belaisviai. 10 tvir-
tinimu, 2/3 Radviliskio miesto
nukenteje nuo karo. Pasiliko
sveikos visos gelezinkelio dirb-
tuves. kuriose remontuojami
vagonai ir garveziai.
10 tvirtinimu, gelezinkelio til
tas per Dubysa prize Lydavenu
vra atstatytas medinis ir dabar
naudojamas.
Radviliskis ir dabar yra svar-
bus gelezinkelio mazgas, kur
vagonai yra perstatomi nuo pla-
ciu ant siauresniu begiu ir at
virksciai ir is cia jie nukreipia-
mi ar rytu ar vakaru kryptimi.
Is jo pasakojimo gaunasi vaiz-
das, kad Lietuvoje yra varto-
jami abieju rusiu gelezinkeliQ
begiai - rusiski ir europiniai.
Esa pagrindines gelezinkelio sa-
kos. turincios dvibegi gelezin-
keli, turf viena saka rusisku ir
viena saka normally begiu. Tai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-15

IQ48-ais metals
Apie Radviliski

(Tesinys is pereito numerio)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-15
mons iSdalinta.

MONS isdalinta.
Tokios seimos dabartinems
emigracijos salygoms neatatin-
ka. Pirmiausiai jiems reikia is
rlpinti DIP. teises. Darbo jie
gauti negali, mes daug vokieciu
bedarbiq, o be to, vokieciai uz-
sienieeiams nelinke darbo SUI
teikti.
stai pavyzdziai, kurie at
vaizduoja skurdu tremtinio Ii.
kima. Be Americas lietuviu pa.
ramos. jie prazus. Tad remkime
BALFa, kad jis galetQ globot:
ir. selpti tremtinius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-15

Maistas, teikiamas is bendro
katilo yra vienodas, nusibodes.
neskanus, be riebalQ. Savo koky-
be ir kiekybe nera tinkamas ir
pakankamas. Duona duodama
tik juoda ir blogos rusies su
labai didelemis kukuruzu ir So
jos priemaisomis, tik pluta IL
tesla. Del to gyventoju dalis
skundziasi skrandzio negalavi-
mais. Maisto kaloringumas yra
zymiai mazesnis, negu lRO
skaiciuoja, mes maisto produktai
yra blogos rusies: = prasta
duona, sugedusios - supuvu-
sios ar susalusios bulves, meso-
je pernelyg daug kaulu. kartals
puse mesos normos pakeiciama
silkemis, o maistingumas laba1
silpnas. Jeigu ne BALFO para.
ma, nezinia, kas tuos zmones
istiktu! Jiems BALFo taukal,
lasiniai, kava, cukrus, kakao lie
sa skystima patirstina ir pada-
70 maistu.
Kiekvienam reikia malsto
priedo. Kiekvienas stenglasl
maisto is kur nors pasiplldytl'
Tevai nutraukia kasnl nuo sa-
YES, geriau pavalgydinti savo
vaikucius. Gelbedami vaikus'
patys tevai taip nusilpsta, kad
kai ateina ellie emigruoti, betik-
rinant sveikata, atrandama dzio-
va ar kita liga. Tokiai selma1
emigruoti kelias uzkirstas! ko-
kia iseitis? Likti pusbadziautl
saltoje stovykloje, kur svelka-
ia nepageres, ar vykti sanato-
ria ir palikti vaikus VENUS
svetimu globai? o tokiq selmq
yra nemazai.
stai tik keli vargO pavyzdziai
Muencheno stovyklos keturiQ
Selma: tevai ir du vaikucial.
Vaikuciai negalavo. Tevai, no.
redami sustiprinti vaiku sveika-
ta, viska, ka geresnio, kaip
sviestas, mesa, atiduodavo va
kams. Vaikai sustiprejo, bet uz-
tat abieju tevu sveikata visal
paslijo. Pereitu metu pavasarl
toji Selma norejo isvykti Ka-
NADIA, taciau gydytojams betik-
rinant ju sveikata, pas motina
RADIO dziova, o pas teva nusilpu-
sius plaucius ir sutrikusi virski-
nimo trakta. Del emigraciniu
sveikatos nuostatQ tos seimos
prasymas isvykti j Kanada bu-
vo atmestas ir siandiena motina
gull dziovininkq sanatorijoj, o
tevas su vaikuciais skursta sto-
vykloje. Ar jie gales kada kur
nors emigruoti ir sau duona uz-
sidirbti? BALFo istaiga Euro
pole ta Selma nuolat selpia is
gerasirdziq amerikieciq lietuviq
auku.
,Kitas pavyzdelis. Senas, "a
metu profesorius, jo zmona, 68
metu ir vienintele dukte % me-
tu. Dukte po sunkaus gripo ne
tiketai suserga atvira dziova.
SIN. vasario men. 8 d., tevas,
dukteri i sanatorija,
grizes namo randa atejusius do
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-15

patvirtintu tas faktas, kad kada
jQ esalonas, kuriuo jie vyko is
belaisviu stovyklos siluteje per
siaulius, Radviliski, iona v q,
Lentvari, Vilniu, Brest-Litovsk,
Varsuva Frankfurt 40, Brest
-Litovska jie turejo is sio esa-
lono perlipti j kita traukini, ku-
ris stovejes ant normalaus pla-
tumo begiu, Esa rusai, palikda-
mi vienoje sakoje dvieju rusiu
begius, gall isnaudoti vokiskus
garvezius tolimesnese distanci-
jose.
p Santykiai su lietuviais. Tx
lietuviu deka, ne tik jis, bet ir
simtai jo draugq yra like gyvi
1945-46 metu ziema, kada mais-
tas 'stovyklose buvo nepaprastai
blogas. Vietiniai gyventojai kie-
kviena proga, kada tik nematy-
davo sargybinio axis, visada pa
teikdavo kasni duonos isbadeJu-
stems vokieciams. 10 nuomone,
beveik $50 vietiniu gyventoju
galeje butt visiskai palankus
vokieciu belaisviams ir Mckenzie
rusu okupantu, kurie visiskai
nualine krasta.
81 Kainos. Kainos prizes valiu-
tos reforma ir po reformos bu-
vo: 1 ky duonos - 20 rio. prizes
reforma ir 10 rb. po reformos
l ky sviesto = 130-15O rb. prizes
reforma ir TOTS rub. po refor-
mos: 3 kiauSiniai - 10 rub.
prizes reforma ir 6 rub. po ref.
| ky lasiniu = 120 rub. prizes
reforma ir 60 rub. po reformos !;
viena cigarette ligi 2 rubliQ. W
peiliuka jis gavo 35 rub, o uz
laikrodi jam lietuviai siulydavo
ligi 1900 rub. Pc valiutos re-
formos kainos sumazejo 40-5O
R.
Vietos gyventojams truksta
visko, pradedant nuo apavo ir
baigiant pramones gaminiais.
~ Mainu ir juodoji prekyba
Lietuvoje gyvena klestejimo
dienas. W gera vokieciQ karei-
vic milne jis caves: 2 kepalus
duonos (viena baltos ir kita
juodos), 1 ky sviesto, 2 ky la
siniu, Is kiausiniq ir 100 gr.
tabako. W svarka jam ukinin-
kas sumokejes 450 rubliu.
s. 10 tvirtinimu Lietuvoje
maisto netruksta ir zmones yra
oavalge, taciau maistas neivai-
:us. Dirbantieji daugiausia val
yydavo sausa duona SUI lasiniais,
lzkasdami raugintu ar zaliu
agurku ar svogunu.
g. Algos nei darbininku, nei
arnautojq nera aukstos. Prizes
.946 m. Kaledas vienas darbi-
linkas jam pasakojes, kad uz
lisa menesine alga jis negale-
es nusipirkti vienos zasies.
y Nuotaikos gyventoju, SUI
,uriais jam tekdavo susitikti
.elezinkeliu dirbtuvese yra vi
iskai antikomunistiskos.
8 Rusai is savo nelaisves
isai nepaleidzia siu vokieciu:
AZ SIS ginklo tarnybos vyru,
} SD, g supo - buv. viesosios
olicijos pareigunu, d. NSDAP
ariu. SOvietai sake kad Sin
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-15
Ski|Vio
CASA|!
vi. Vr.

Kenciate nuo gasu ir viduriu isputi-
mo paeinancio nuo uzkietejimo? All
Ar jauciat ia "pilnuma" kurs suga-
dina jusu apetita? Taigi jus priva-
lot daryti ia ka dare daugelis tuks-
stanciu pasekmingai nuo 1887 metu
-naudokit laiko isbandyta patikima
skilvini -tonika viduriu liuosa m
vaista
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-15

Americas, Anglijos ir Prancu-
zijos ministerial jau beveik visai
susitare del Vakarq Vokietijos
suvienijimo ir jos valdzios susi-
tvarkymo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-15

Portugalijos premjeras Sala-
zar siulo itraukti Ispanija j At
lanto sutarti arba siekti bent SUI
sipratimo SUI Franco.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-15

gauti Timers saVo ar
timoje vaistineje, taigi
pasiuskit $1.50, kartu
su vardu ir adresu ju-
su vaistines, j: Joseph
Triner Corp, 4053 w.
Fillmore, C h i cago, ir
jusu didele 18 OF. bon
ka Timers bus jums
pasiusta tuoiau, apmo-
ketu paStu.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-15
Triner' S Bitter Wine

Sis gero skonio preparatas mokslis-
kai sutaisytas is pacios Gamtos me-
dicinisku zaknu, zieviu ir botanika-
lu. Jis suteikia greita paliuosavima
nuo uzkietejimo ir nuo jo paeinan-
ciu symphony. Gaukit bonka SIAN
dien ir isitikinkit Timers veikmin-
GU patys sau. (Pastaba: jei negalit
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-15

sPAKELIUI | MIRTI
G. Gaidziuno aprasymai
apie pergyvenimus vo-
kieciu kalejimuose. 231
pusl. kama .. S1.OO
Evening star., 1949-09-11
Philadelphia:
BY Walter w. Hubbard

W Phlladelphla elementary
schools l fell victim to one of
my fathers practical Jokes
when he told me of the pleas
ure William Penn experienced
as he walked down what is
now Broad street and saw the
towering City Hall with the
statue of himself atop it.
could hardly wait to relay the
information to my classmates
and teacher. The latter ac-
cepted my unconscious fab
rication with far more tact
than did my fellow students.
Our trip this week end
takes us into Southeastern
Pennsylvania. 1t makes use
of u S. 80 and U. S. /, and it
crosses both the Schuylkill
and the Susquehanna Rivers.
The trip is approximately 800
miles long and may be done
in a day and a half, but for
sightseeing purposes it is bet
ter to allow two full days,
making an overnight stop in
or near PHILADELPHIA.
The trip begins over Mary
land highway 81, the first
jump being 80 miles to Cooks
vile, where we turn right
over U. S. 40 to West Friend
ship and then make a left
hand turn. Using Maryland
80 and travelling north we ar
rive at Westminster, a quiet
community founded in 1764,
and the seat of Western
Maryland College. Continuing
north, this time over U. S.
l40, we cross the Pennsylvania
line into LittlestoWn, where
we take route 1874 northeast
to Hanover.
From Hanover we make use
of Pennsylvania 1l6 and U. S.
80 into York, once the Capital
of the United States, and a
friendly rival of Lancaster.
Pa, in their own War of the
Roses" which involves base
ball. city growth, automobile
clubs and rose culture.
Moving east we cross the
Susquehanna River from
Wrightsville to Columbia, and
head for Lancaster, the Red
Rose City"-a fact attested to
by thousands of rose bushes
growing in front and back
yards of it's residents.
East, over U. S. 30, lies
Coatesville, where were made
the iron plates for the Mon
itor. There. too, is located
the worlds largest steel-plate
rolling mill. From Coatesville
we drive toward Paoli, scene
of the so-called Paoli mas
sacre during the Revolution
ary War. East of Paoli is
Wayne. site of the Valley
Forge Military Academy.
Next stop is Bryn Mawr.
This well-known college for
young women was established,
on a non-sectarian basis. by
the Quakers. It's vine-cov-
cred buildings are Tudor
Gothic.
From Bryn MaWr we drive
Evening star., 1949-09-11

zone OF a series on trips
for Washington area mo-
torists prepared for The
Pictorial Magazine By the
American Automobile As
s0cidfiOn.J