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RADIO PUSVALANDIS

Paskutiniuoju metu keleta sa-
vaitgaliu praleidau Baltimoreje
lietuviu tarpe. Tai buvo gera
proga isklausyti lietuvisku radi-
jo valandeliu, kurios buna tik
sekmadieniais, nuo 1890 Xxi
100 val. diena.
Oar pernai vasara is Chicagos
ir kitty didesniuju koloniju buvo
nusiskusta lietuviskomis radio
programomis. Taciau simet tu
nusiskundimu nebegirdeti, taigi,
gal pagerejo.
Bet Baltimoreje jokiu pasi-
keitimu dar negirdeti. Viskas
eina iprasta vaga. Lietuviq kali
ba tiesiog ziauriai darkoma -
kaz koks keistas lietuvisku ir
anglisku bel kitokiu zodziu mi
Sings. Su anglu kalba irgi ne
kuo geriau. Pavyzdziui, lietuvis-
kas desras angliskai isvercia
-. lithuanian desri! Taip pat
sunku suprasti, nuo kurio laiko
prie lietuviskos muzikos priklau-
so krakoviakas ir mazurka {.
Sake, ''prasom pasiklausyti
lietuviskq liaudies dainu meliodi-
jq'', paleidzia tokias meliodi-
jas, kurios su lietuviskomis ab-
soliuciai nieko bendra netuM
Mieli radio direktoriai, pasi-
klausykit kitu tautybiu radio
programu ir isiklausykit, kaip
jie graziai ir taisyklingai kalba
savo kalba, ir padarykite isva-
da, mes lietuviska kalba yra ne
maziau pagarbos verta, kaip ir
kitos kalbos. Ir neskelbkit pa
sauliui visu slavisku meliodijv
lietuviskomis, mes ir taip jau
sunku atsikratyti nuo tu plepa-
lQ, kad lietuviu tauta tai slavu
gimines atskala -.
Results Varnagiris.
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SavaitgaIiS Tabor Farmoje

ju ateiviu isiliejimas vieninga
lietuvybes tekme, energingesnis
Lietuvos laisvinimo bylos judi
nimas - nuolat gyvi klausi-
mai.
Daug jiems demesio, laiko il
|pinigo skiria ir populiarusis j.
Bachlnas. Nors to laiko ne.
daug tegali butt atliekamo, kal
tenka vadovauti West Michi.
gan Tourist and Resort Asso.
'ciacijai ir tvarkyti puikias, ivai.
riose vietose ismetytas, vasar.
vietes: Tabor Farm (Sodus)
Hotel Macatawa, Prospect Point
(Spring Lake,, Norris PARK
(Norris) ir Blaney Park (Mi
chigan), kuriose siuo metu pir
lskaitoma 1000 vasarotoju il
1900 personalo. Asthma savo da
III ir tremtiniai: ju yra apie 40
Kai kurie ju ir sveciavimos
'pedsakus palieka. stai dali. A
|Varnas atnaujino dali j. Silei.
kos 1910 m. tapyta LIETUVOs
redaktoriaus Juozo Serno Ado.
maicio portreta. Sis plunksnos
darbininkas dailininko labai bu.
'dingai pavaizduotas = ties la.
kstu popieriaus sukoncentruot
visi jo veiklos neatskiriami pa.
lydovai: vienoje rankoje plunk.
sna, kitoje cigaras, ant ju
pasvirusi, "katiloku" papuosta
galva. Ir sunku spresti ziuro.
vui, kas ja sveria zemyn
trumparegiskumas, nuovargis
neblaivumas ar serniski usai :.
J. Paplenas
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VIENERIV METQ VEIKLA

1949 metq birzelio 3 d. j. G
Sagio butte, Ozone Park, N. Y.
~susirinko IL vietiniu ir nauja
kuriu inzinieriu: j. G. Sagys
J. Dirgincius, E. Staknys, A
Maeiunas, K. Krulikas, V. Svi
pas, J. Matyckas, L. susys, J
Jankauskas, 6. Jalinskas ir J
Butkus. Susirinke nutare isteig
ii Amerikos Lietuviu Inzinieril
ir Architektu Draugija New
Yorke.
Paruosus istatu projekta, bir.
zelio "a d. Atletu Klubo patal.
pose, 28O Union Ave-, Brook.
lyn, N. Y, buvo sukvlestas
steigiamasis susirinkimas, ku.
riame draugija isteigta ir isrink.
ia valdyba: A. Maciunas =
pirm., J. c. Baltus = vice
pirm., K. Krulikas = sekr., j. G
Sagys - I'D, ir St. Kudokas
- fin. sekr.
Rugs. 3 d., vieton j Clevelan
da isvykusio St. Kudoko, j val
dyba iejo j. Cernius.
Pirmame susirinkime dalyva.
vo 27 inzinieriai. Dabar drau
gija turi jau 73 narius. Ju tarpe
ir Sic senieji Americas lietu'
vial: J. C. Baltus, J. G. Sagys
E. Staknys, Ed. A. Jonaitis, J
Dirgincius. B. Patrickas, j. Ii
Ainskas, w. Witkus.
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Draugija per metus turejo
$269.5O pajamq ir $228.11 islai-
du. D-jos narys inz. J. Jankaus-
kas gerai uzsirekomendavo sa-
vo dviem moksliniais straps
niais vietos angliskame inzine-
Rios zurnale Heating and Ven
tilating".
Daugiau kaip puse nariu dir
ba savo specialybes darba, o
daugelis veikliai dalyvauja ir vi
suomeniniame lietuviu veikime.
Draugijos adresas American
Lithuanian Engineers and Ar
chitects Society of New Yark,
$500 Woodhaven Court, Ozone
Park 16, N. Y.
1t. Krulikas
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Daznas keltq sparnus is ikai-
tinto didmiescio j gamta, jeigu
galetQ. Bet naujakuriui tasai
jeigu kartais esti ir labai sa-
kotas. Ir tik netiketa proga pa
deda isspresti visa problema.
Tokia proga atsirado ir DIR
VOS atstovui Chicagoje.
Nepabaigiami visuomeniniai
reikalai pastumejo adv. A. Oil
pas J. Baciuna j Tabor Farma.
Ir paskutini liepos savaitgall
adv. Olio vairuojamas Buickas
jau redejo j Bachuno kurorta.
DR.. Dirmeikis kovojo su miegu,
o Linkus pasakojo, kaip jis grl-
zes is Wuerzburgo j savo sto-
vykla Tiuringijoje RADIO joje
raudonarmiecius.
100 myliu iveikeme per 2
valandas. Rausvai idegusi Sci
mininka susitikome naujos jau-
kios vilos verandoje aukstoje
sv. Juozapo upes pakranteje.
Tai vieta, kuri lakios vaizduo-
tes Bachuno galvoje gimdo Wis
naujus planus. Ir jei vienas jQ
greit isdegs, tai. -. Tai apie
tai bus proga parasyti kita kar-
ta.
Pokalbiui pradzia duoda ak
tualijos. Betgi "senieji" musq
veteranai nelabai linke uzsi-
kresti jaunesniujN optimizmu,
kurio saltinis tuo tarpu kazkur
Korejoje. Lietuviskosios te-
mos nuveja kelias valandas,
kaip migla. Organizacinis gy-
venimas, savoji spauda, naujQ-
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PAVYKUSI IsKYLA

Liepos % d. ilankos pakran-
teje A. Mikalojuno viloje nau-
jakuriai surenge didele gegu-
zine. Puiki vieta, grazus sodas
ir ilanka suteike daug malonu-
mo ir seniesiems siu vietu Ian
kytojams ir ypac naujiesiems.
Susirinke buvo apie 800 emo
niu. Buvo virves traukimo rung-
tynes tarp senuju ir naujujQ
ateiviu, o taip ir kitokiu links
mu zaidimu. Pabaigoje skautai
pasirode su programme, bet j
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CHICAGO, ILL.
EKONOMISTAI ORGANI-
ZUOTI

Chicagoje isikure tremtiniai
ekonomistai susibure Lietuviq
ekonomistu samburi. Pirmuoju
uzdaviniu pasirinkta ekonomi-
MO JAW gyvenimo pazinimas.
Paskutiniame susirinkime exon.
Kasuba, dirbas viename Chica-
gos banke, padare pranesima
apie JAW banku ir kitty kredito
istaigu veikima. Prieita isva-
dos, kad bankine sio krasto
technika yra pasiekusi labai
auksto lygio, taciau patti kredi-
to politika nepakankamai re-
spektuoja socialini momenta.
Lietuviu ekonomistu samu-
!, riui Chicagoje vadovauja; Bro
zaitis, Baltuska ir Valancius.
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BR. JONUSAS APLEIDzIA
BALTIMORE

siomis dienomis is Baltimores
! Bostono apylinkes issikelis
muzikas Bronius Jonusas su Sci.
ma. Jis ten apsigyvens pas sa-
vo pazistamus.
Baltimores lietuviu visuome-
niniame gyvenime tai apgaile-
tinas nuostolis. Br. Jonusas cia
sukure ir vadovavo tremtiniu ir
baznytini chorus, kurie cia labai
megiami. Br. Jonusas, j Balti-
more atvyko is Vokietijos PEREZ
tu metu kovo menesi
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DOVANOJA DVI DIRVA AS

DIRVOS atstovas Daytone, J.
A. Urbonas, caves grazinamus
6 dolerius, kuriuos jis buvo imo-
kejes uz manyta isleisti knyga
"Red Terror over Lithuania"
(kurios leidejai, del ivairiu ne
palankiu priezasciu nutare nebe-
leisti), grazino tuos pingus
DIRVA, rasydamas:
"Malonekite surasti tokius du
asmenis, kurie nori skaityti
DIRVA, bet neturi kuo uzsi-
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GENOCIDE!
GENOCIDE!

Nors neseniai isleista, bet sa-
vo aktualumu jau spejusia pa
garseti K. Pelekio knyga (anglq
kalba) GENOCIDE galima gauti
tiesiog issirasant is leidyklos =
"Venta", j. Rimeikis, Bismarck
str. l, (14a) Schw. Ghuend, Ger
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DAYTON. OHIO

moketi, ir siuntinekite jiems
|DIRVA uz tuos pinigus"
. Sic pinigai yra paskirti uz
DIRVOS prenumerata dviems
jauniems lietuviams, kovojan-
items prizes komunistus Indo-
kinijos fronte. RED.
MIRE
Liepos 81 d. mire Emilia Ba-
ronaite Panell, 38 m. Velione
buvo gimusi Byesville, Ohio. Bu-
vo SLA 105 kuopos mare. Like
vyras, sesuo ir trys broliai.
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Baltitnor6s naujienos

|buvo silpnoka. Skautams reik-
tn rodytis tik geriau pasiren-
gus -.
Geguzineje grojo Br. Jonuso
sudarytas ir vadovaujamas or
kestras.
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NELEIDO

Liepos 80 d. j Baltimore bu
vo atvykusi soliste Juze Augai-
tyte. Ia proga il norejo pagie-
doti per pamaldas lietuviu baz-
nycioje, bet klebonas neleido ;.
Parapijieciai tue labai nuste-
binti.
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many.
Knygos kama 2 dol.

Amerikoje il gaunama arba
is MARGUCIO redakcijos, 6755
S. Western Ave., Chicago 29, Ill.
arba 2 dol. pasiuntus siuo adre-
SUI: Mr.. Eug. Vilkas, 1900 S.
Lafayette Ave., Chicago %, Ill.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-19
New Action Filed
BY Helene Mon

Roger Porter, Helena garage
man, filed a new action with
Montana supreme court Janu-
airy 4 asking that Lewis and
Clark County Auditor William
Manning and County Treasurer
Florence Thielen be restrained
from drawing or paying any
warrants out of tax funds for
use by the grand jury in session
in Helena. He also asks the
court to compel Manning and
Thielen to get back all the
money the county has paid out
for grand Jury use.
The action was taken after
the high court dismissed Por-
ter's original injunction suit be-
cause the county commissioners
"have Cancelled and withdrawn
their proposed emergency ap-
preparation of $4,000 for the
use of the special grand jury"
Porter, who faces 16 indict-
ments claims the jury is lille
gal and the 81 indictments it
has returned since July are
void, null and of no effect what
Soever or at all" because the
jury's special prosecutor Flovd
0. Small was unauthorized"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-19
Trdffic Violdtors
Fined in Court

The highway patrol was COM
planning witness in seven traf-
fic violation cases heard in JUS
tice court of C. A. Corkins dur
ing the past week. Offenders
are as follows:
january IL, Paul L. Mason
Hardin, failure to stop before
entering highway, forfeited S.
bond.
January 10, Johnny Hankel,
Hardin, reckless driving, fined
$25.
January IS, VIM. P Gleason,
Big Horn, Wyo., centerline driv-
ing, SIS bond; Henry Dorm, Jr.,
Hardin, reckless driving, fined
$25; Harlan Wilhelm, Pryor,
failure to report accident, for
feited $40 bond; William Kipp,
Billings, failure to report acct
dent, fined $40; Gretchen Stew
art, Grow Agency, no drivers
license, fined $40.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-19
Toy Transportation
Is Given Free

Herb Kibler, Montana legion
department adjutant, has an
nounced that the Association of
American Railways is providing
free freight TRANSFORMATION Of
Tide of Toys to South Phila-
delphia in order to further
spur the American Legion pro-
gram to provide TOYS for chill
dren of Europe. Kibler said:
LEGION posts throughout
Montana and the nation are
collecting TOYS from the public
for eventual distribution among
the children of Eurone. The
Marshall plan is providino food
and clothing for war-r'dden
Europe. The Legion Tide of
Toys plan is designed to bring
ioy to the hearts of the chill
dren the leaders of tomorrow.
We in America want their
friendship"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-19
Examinations for
Engineering Aid

Federal Civil Service an
nounces an examination for
probational appointment to the
position of engineering aid (op-
tons: civil, electrical, hydraul-
i, mechanical and generaD ,
$500 to $3825 a year, in the
Bureau of Reclamation in the
states of Oregon, Washington,
California, Arizona. Nevada,
Idaho, Montana, wyoming, Col
orado, New MeXi"o. Utah North
Dakota, South Dakota, NebraS-
ka, Kansas, Oklahoma, and
Texas.
Further information and an
plication forms NAV be obtain
ed from the secretary. board of
U. S. Civil Servi"e examiners, at
am first or second-"lass post
office: the office of the direc-
tor, Eleventh U. S. Civil Ser
vice region. 300 Federal office
Building. Seattle 4, Washing
ton, or from the executive ser
rotary. central board of U. S.
Civil Service examiners. Bureau
of Reclamation, Denver Fed
eral Center, Denver. Colorado.
Aspirations should be filed
with the executive secretary.
central board of U. s. Civil
Servine examiners. Bureau OF
Reclamation, Denver Federal
Center. Denver, Colorado, i'm
mediately.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-19
Lions Lddies Night
Agdin Postponed

Ladies night observance of
Hardin Lions club, scheduled
for Monday, Jan. %, has again
been postponed due to lack of
sufficient gas for heating at
the Masonic temple, it was an
nounced today by Wayne w.
Linthacum, club president.
Linthacum said that Ladies
night will be held at a later
date. He added that if weather
warns sufficiently to permit
heating of the meeting place a
regular meeting of the club
will be held Monday, Jan. %,
and members will be notified
by card if the meeting is to be
held.
The Ladies night was origin
ally scheduled for January 9
and due to cold weather was
postponed.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-19
SUPPORT ASKED

Gov. John w. Bonner has
DESIGNATED January 16 to 81 as
a special period in which to
fight polio bv giving to the
National Foundation for Infan-
tile Paralysis.
Bonner said 194a witnessed
the worst infantile paralysis
endemic in all history" He
stated the 9S cases in Montana
were a so per cent increase
over the previous year.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-19
New Stripping to Be
Pointed on Eighwuys

Next spring Montana motor
lists will see Inch stripes on
all state roads, State Highway
Engineer G. E. Stahl has an
nounced. The stripping work will
replace the present four-inch
stripeS-a move slated to save
the state $4,000 annually in
paint costs and to provide a
reflectorized surface for head
lights.
A change also is planned for
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warning or no-passing stripes
On hills or curves where vision
is impaired, the broken white
line will continue us on the lev
ell, but in the lane where pass
ing is barred, a tWo-inch yellow
stripe will be painted.
The new stripes will need 20
be painted on from $500 to
$500 miles of state highway
durinp the next year, Stahl
said.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-19
Local Store Manager
Attends Conference

Logan Gookiu, owner of the
local CANDLES Store, accompan-
led by Mrs. Gookin returned
yesterday from Billings where
they attended the silver ami
varSarv mer; handising confer
ence sponsored by Gamble
Skogmo, Inc, at the Northern
hotel. More than 230 Gamble
store managers and associated
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dealers from this part Of the
country were in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gookin attend
ed the general merchandising
meetings and special sales
clinics and inspected fifty man
ufacturers' exhibits of new
products, latest. models of
home appliances and new sea-
sonal merchandise. Two lunch
cons and a banquet brought
the merchants together to hear
several Gamble-Skogno offici-
ais who came to Billings eSpeci-
ally for the conference.
The meetings marked the 25th
Jubilee Anniversary of the open
ing of the first Gamble store
in 1925 at st. Cloud, Minnesota
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-19
BOARD REAPPoRTED

Gov. John w. Bonner has re-
appointed the five members OF
the Montana oil conservation
board to serve another two
years ending January 8, 1852
The board consists of George
N. McCabe, Cut Bank; Jack c.
Toole, Shelby; Peter A. Thorn
son, Billings; Ted Hawley, Con
rad; and J. R. Engelking, Ke-
vim.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-19
cARLoADINGS DROP

The state board of railroad
commissioners has reported that
31,796 carloads of freight were
shipped from Montana points
durirp November, 1949 - 1,467
carloads less than the total
recorded during November, 1913.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-19
BONDS HIGH

Montanans bought a total OF
$32,555 ,282 in U. S. savings
bonds during 1949, Arthur Mel
son, a state director of bond
sales, has reported. State resi-
dents now own bonds valued
at $262,000,000.
Nelson declared: "ThiS is
concrete evidence that the cit
liens of Montana are continu-
ing, a program of thrift which
spells future security and in
dependence"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-19

Many Of my nephews and nieces
find that the contents of their pay
envelopes usually zoom away with
supersonic speed-their money Is
Jet propelled. n that's happening
to You - STOP 1T AUTOMATICAL-
LIZ. Sign up today for U. s. Saw
ings Bonds where you work, or, II
self-employed, for the Bond-a-Month
Plan at your bank.
U. S. Tredsar, Department
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TO FIGHT TAX

g. J.. Skibbins, manager of
the Montana Chamber of Com
merce and A. E. HammerStrom
of Billings, chairman of govern
mental affairs for the group,
have announced the chamber
is preparing to fight for repeal
of the Is per cent federal ex-
else tax on transportation. They
urged all MDntanans directly
concerned with the travel in
dustry to write their congress-
men asking immediate repeal.
---$$
RETALIATION BEGINS
Montana high schools are be-
ing revaluated to set new criter-
ia for the function of such ed
ucational institutions, Public
instruction Supt. Mary M. Con-
don has announced. However,
the requirements for accredia-
ton remained unchanged. Miss
Condor said that emphasis will
be on overall education in the
community, from the first
grade up. ~.
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1877 WILLYS 4-wheel Drive Pickup, in
good condition. La Fever's Garage and
Service So
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LOST

WHITE-faced heifer, branded Backwad
D. Lazy F on right shoulder. Between
Hardin and Two Leggin bridge. Notifv
Dave Seader. 2-3"
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WILL. do ironing in my hose. Call ~
7. 2-2#
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WANTED

MALE HELP-Reliable man with car
wanted to call on farmers in Big
Horn Co. Wonderful opportunity. SIS to
so in a day. No experience or CAPT.
tai required. Permanent. Write TODAY.
McNess Co., Dept. A, Freport, Ill 2-2'
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WILL baby sit at nv home by hour -
by day. Phone 376-J. d
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NOTICES

BLACK shoe skates with my name on
bottom of shoe. Charles Fergerson. 81
--------~
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WANTED TO RENT

HOUSE with electricity and few acres,
within 10 miles of Hardin. Rent or
lease. Jim Parr, Rio Cabins, Hardin.
3.2t
Evening star., 1950-04-23
=Reoders' Clearing House
TOURIST HOME.

From Mrs. J. A. w.. WashingtonJ
To the lady who requested in
formation about a tourist home:
There are a few important things
to consider, location, cleanliness
and good beds. If you are able
to choose your location. a route
that is heavily travelled or place
in view of the highway gives the
greatest chance to draw tourists.
If you are not planning to serve
meals 1t will be helpful If a good
restaurant is nearby because after
riding all day people usually want
a bit of exercise and like to be
within walking distance of a place
to eat. You can talk with the
manager telling him you will rec
ommend his place for meals and
he probably will reciprocate by
sending people to you who inquire
about tourist accommodations. If
you plan to serve meals you can
simplify matters by having
standard menu of steak and
chicken dinners with vegetables
and salads in season with some
very special kind Of dessert.
People will drive many miles to
get good food and since they will
eat only a meal or two with you,
a large selection Of food isn't nec-
essary. There is a lot of compe-
tition in the tourist business so
if you have a few things that
make your place outstanding it
will bring repeat business.
had an eleven-bedroom tour
lst home on Route in coastal
Georgia town. There. was a large,
cheerful living room where the
guests registered at desk. In
cool weather there was always a
fire burning in the fireplace
which drew people to it to warm
and cheer themselves after a long
days drive. There were picture
post cards and stamps on the desk
for the accommodation of the
guests, also people are frequently
looking for inexpensive gifts to
take back other than the souvenir
type and something typical of
your section appeals. I had small
jars of fig preserves and one
pound bags of paper shell pecans.
Your attitude in greeting people
on arrival is important and most
people respond nicely and are ap-
preciative. Frequently tourists
want to get an early start in the
morning and offer to pay the
night before which is helpful.
Evening star., 1950-04-23

New way TO prevent clothes
pins from smuggling your deli
cate underthings! Just cover the
clothespin jaws with smooth
surfaced Scotch" Cellophane
Tape - your filmiest things will
be safe! All kinds of useful tricks
are easy with cellophane tape.
Every member of the family
needs his own roll for sealing,
holding, mending. 1t sticks at a
touch without moistening, peels
off hard surfaces without a trace.
Buy several next time you're
shopping. Look for Scotch"
Brand Tape in the gay plaid dis
penser at stores everywhere.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
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MARYLAND COOK BOOKS:
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BERMONDSEY HISTORY?
fFrom J. c. W.. 5r., Washington
Miss J. L G., Clinton. can OBJ
tain either Eat. Drink and Be
Merry in Maryland by F. P.
Steiff, or Maryland Cookery" by
the Maryland Home Economics
Association from the Magruder
Memorial Library in Hyattsville.
Mrs. Neil Hotchkiss, librarian. is
very helpful on this or any other
subject.
appreciate your recent assist
ance in identifying the old homes
in Beltsville. / obtained a great
deal of information from several
readers. wonder if any one could
provide the early history of Ber-
mondsey in the Woodmore vicin-
ity? The Historic American
Buildings Catalog lists it as early
at the 18th century but I am in
clined to believe it may be the late
18th. Again, any assistance would
be much appreciated.
y X y X
HOUSE CLEANING.
(From Mrs. I. E. S., BethesduJ
To Mrs. e. D.. Cheverly: I have
kept house for long, long time.
and the easiest way to do is to
house clean one room every month.
That way the whole house is not
all upset at once. That makes
a six-room house cleaned twice a
wear.
Evening star., 1950-04-23

to use BLUE-JAY Corn Plasters
at the first hint" of one. Just
apply the cushion-soft Dura-felt
pad see how it ends shoe
pressure pain at once while Nu.
percaine exclusive with BLUE
JAY) soothes away biting sur
face, pain! In a few days gentle
medication loosens the hard core
of the corn; then you simply lift
it out! You'll find waterproofed
BLUE-JAY Corn Plasters stick
fast and stay on even in your
bath. So win" happy feet while
you smile all the while!
Evening star., 1950-04-23
CHAIR LEG TIPS?
SAFETY PIN HOLDERS2

From Mrs. D. r., College Pdrk.)
Can any one tell me how to
make plastic tips for my metal
chair. and If so, where can pur-
chase the material? Or better yet,
where can buy the already made
tips2 have crutch tips of rubber
on the mat present, but they are
too thick and raise the chairs too
high.
Also can any one tell me how to
make safety pin holders with bone
rings of two or three different
sizes and narrow baby ribbon?
These were more of an ornament
to hang on the bureau or bedroom
wall than they were practical, but
very pretty.