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KAS ir KUR

. svedijos spauda pranesa, kad
rusai nutare ivykdyti milzinis-
kus Lietuvos misku naikinimo
darbus. Tam reikalui sudaryta
$4,000 kirteju brigadu. Miskus
kirsti privalo vyrai nuo 16 Xxi
SO metu amziaus. Rusai tikisi
surinkti Xxi 250,OO0 kirteju. Kas
neis misku kirsti, tas bus is
veztas j Sibira.
. Rusiskas Lietuvos svietimo
minister's A. Knyva kaltina
Mokslo Akademijos Istorijos
Institute, kad ir Stems mokslo
metams dar nera Lietuvos is
torijos vadovelio, suderinto su
komunistu partijos interesais.
. Vokietijos lietuviu laikrastis
Tremtis isleido kisenini kalendo-
riu. j galima gauti per Gabija,
$40 Union Ave-, Brooklyn II,
N. Y. Kalendoriaus kama, su
persiuntimu, 40 centu.
. Tremtiniu emigracija is Vo-
kietijos j Australija labai SUI
letejusi, mes australia pertvarko
reikalavimus imigrantams. Da-
bar bus reikalaujama, kad 500
seimos nariu butu darbingi.
. Vokietijoje, Pinebergo sto-
vykloje, nuo Strides priepuolic
mire majoras Eduardas Beren.
tas, vokieciu okupacijos metz
buves spaudos cenzorius Lietu
vote.
. Laikrastininkas Vyt. Ged
gaudas - Arunas, atstovaves
Paryziuje Draugo dienrastl
prizes pora savaiciu atvyko
}, Amerika.
. Bostone Veikianti Kulturo:
Remeju Draugija issirinko nau
ja valdyba: pirmin. - V. Cepas
vicepirm. - j. Gimbutas, sekr
- FL. Ycaite, izdin. - A. lvos
ka ir fin. sekr. V. kulbokiene
. Dailininkui J. Mackeviciui
gyvenanciam Hechingene, Vo
kietijoje, suejo 80 metu amziaus
Dailininkas yra visiskai neteke!
regejimo ir labai vargsta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-07
zodis lietuviq tautines samones laidotojams

vyzdi masses ina is savo auto
ritetu -.
Kanados prancuzai kunigai is
sakyklu savo tikintiesiems sako:
"Yra tik dvi dideles nuodemes:
kalbeti ne pranclziskai ir ne
tureti daug vaikq!"
Ka gi panasaus girdime mes
lietuviskose baznyciose?..
Kas nutyleta
Kalbedamas apie statistika is
ALRKF Kongreso Pitsburge,
kodel S. Gabaliauskas nutylejo
priezastis, kurios vercia net
naujuosius ateivius prasyti, kad
ju vaikai nebutu mokomi lietu-
viskai parapinese mokyklose ?
Ar autorius nezino, jeigu ku-
riose mokyklose mokoma lietu-
viskai, tai kaip lietuviQ vaikai
mokomi? Jeigu pacios mokyto-
jos seseles lietuvaites nemoka
tinkamai lietuviskai kalbeti ir
rasyti, tai kaip jos gall teisingai
vaikus mokyti? Nenoredami, kad
ju vaikai kalbetu iskraipyta lie
tuviu kalba, tevai, pasitikeda-
mi savimi ir sestadieninemis IL
tuanistikos .mokyklomis, memo
ri, kad seseles darkytu ju val
kuciu liezuvius. Yra zinoma, kad
tame kongrese kataliku veikejai
pasaulieciai buvo priversti itiki-
nett kunigus ir seseles net Sv.
Tevo encikliku citatomis, jog
Baznycia ne tik nera priesinga
bet dar pageidauja, kad kiekvie-
no tautybes zmones garbintV
Dieva gimtaja kalba, ir tas rodo
jog musu kunigu tarpe yra pa.
greitintos asimiliacijos uzsispy-
reliu, kuriems ne Sv. Tevas yra
autoritetas ir kuriems jau sun.
ku paklusti savo kraujo ir tau.
tos balsui.
Mokydami lietuviu vaikus po
teriauti ne Eetuviq kalba, lietu
viu jaunimo pamaldu metu pa
mokslus sakydami ne lietuvit
kalba ir skaitydami, jog; Sc
MEMS ismirus, lietuvybe sekan
ciOms lietuviu kartoms bus ne
reikalinga, jie patys paniekin;
lietuvisku baznyciq ir lietuviskl
mokyklq statytoju ir klreju va
lia, jie patys yra atsakingiaus
uz tu instituciju perejima XII
tatauciu rankas, jie patys ne til
sau, bet ir visai lietuviu iseivija
peranksti mirimO metrikus is
raSO ..
Antroji medaliO puse
Kaip matome, nuopelnu yr;
dvejopu. Keno gi nuopelnas, ka'
daug tikinciuju ir susipratusi'
lietuviu siandien nesilanko baz
nyciose, kuriose net tautiniu lie
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Antroji medaliO puse

AntrOji medaliO puse
Kaip matome, nuopelnu yra
dvejopu. Keno gi nuopelnas, kad
daug tikinciuju ir susipratusiu
lietuviu siandien nesilanko baz-
nyciose, kuriose net tautiniu lie
Evening star., 1950-01-15

nNCE, good many years ago, wrote that
" Stain was the most powerful single
human being in the world. He still is. Among
sources of his power, mentioned, were quail
ties like perseverance, tenacity concentra-
ton, and above all. durability. "Stalin,"
said, is about as emotional as a slab of basalt.
If he has nerves, they are veins in rock"
Look at the pictures on these pages. There
you may see, in the impassiveness of Stalin's
face, the immobility of his hands frozen into
calm, grim repose, one aspect of one of the
Evening star., 1950-01-15
by John Gunther
AutI,or of ''Inside U. S. d. ''Behind tn

supreme dramas of our time These pictures
in the representation they give of the three
protagonists, tell more than can millions of
words of copy.
Memories slip; facts fade 1t requires the
most careful review of various authorities,
like Sherwood, Deane, Stettinius, Byrnes,
Forrest Davis, and others, to resurrect the
political and spiritual atmosphere, not to
mention the blunt chronology, of what went
on in such Neolithic period as six or seven
years ago.
Evening star., 1950-01-15

Churchill thundered, Roosevelt wavered, while
immovable Stain carried the day. Here famed
observer gives a new angle meeting of titans
that changed the destiny of two billion people
by John Gunther
AutItor of "Inside IT, A.,' "Behind Cura
Evening star., 1950-10-06

The Living Room Suite wos carefully chosen
for its decorative popularity -. its mossive,
comfort; then Goldenbere's added oil the
pieces to give you q complete living room
group for $50 less thon the totol cost
Of the individual pieces! The suite features
Modern Arms full spring construction
. expert tailoring and duroble upholstery
complete with poir Of gloss top lamp tob'es
and smart cocktail toble.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

CPLE., both doctors, need 8 or z rm
unfurn. house, close to downtown
CH; 3eo6 or Box 22-H. Star. O.
REsPONSiBLE Family with 1 smal
children desires unfurn. house
Mont. Go. or virginia: After JUNE
YOUNG DoCTOR. wife, / child de,
sires or 3-bedrm. house, unfurn.
vic. OF Falls Church. SIS mo. FA
NAVAL OFFICER wants house in
Arl;: with 8 6edrms;; by June goth;
WE ARE a home. loving. family OF
adults and teen age daughter who
would like to rent your house if it
Is in GEORGETOWN or other good
Northwest sect, and has 3 bedrms.
GOVERNMENT oVfS2sif SGG 1UpIToR Ta srsF snd family
of 4 adults desire 3 or 4 bedroom,
unfurniShed house in Chevy Chase,
D. c.. Cleveland Park University
Park or vicinities by May 18th. Best
BEING Ev1cTERD, sts desperately need
.'-bedroom house. Northwest, near
transp. TU. 3O77.
URGENTLY NEED unfurn. house with
small apt. in it, by reliable family
YOUNG ! NAVAL oFFicRiR1 Era and family
home; will post bond to assure ex-
cellent care, Consider painting. land
scaping, etc. to apply to rent
c6TT cLsSTed AcfSIss z ysaTs 81 9329
addition, need unfurn. two-bedrm
home; reasonable rental. 10. 2-634s
rs pm. 70
Evening star., 1950-05-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LAuHpRY aa1 Work ss.t ieaRti haRss ssas
DRY CLEANERs-Fully equip, GOOD
RF sons aso very XosaAS 5fss ca RrH4 M rET RysTa
SELF SERVICE GROCERY, long
Cali Mr.. Garvin: RE. 1910. NOR
GAN REAL ESTATE co. -6
income $4,000, property and 6usi-
ness $4,000, cash about $4,000.
oWNHEs;RR;s YER RE. $500. Ext. 7172o or
WE NEED soda fountains, grills, drug
stores. taverns, etc. for cash Gus
RE. 4910. MORGAN REAL ESTATE
cHfLijpR1EN,ss cSnij R1S E s5 WEaF Az SHOP E,1sn-
iished bus; NAN main tSoroughfars ns'AH1 IN
NV; volume, $4,000. Can be in
sis. 900. :@ Box aassE' seE'sh Star: Guy 0ta'e'
AgTO. s}11s GLASS: e9mPlste with l., n, Neon
istors. 300 oehshsas' siass steef: teeIs rasH msHe
ofter. ofter. S32O Baltimore blvd. College
spNRwIMGdai' sPpsNER6w; NJ TO. TO; 6I09. -
cLPPokp iPf IS sHRkTzEE. RS E.'fl seals0r sSa
R, 2So1; 81 81 51747: 20
needed. For information. LU. 5-540O
Ext. l25. 9 to Thurs, Fri; 10
s-6210. 9 to 6, Sat. Sun. z"
SMALL LOAN OFFICE-Close-in sub
urb;. excellent location: low over
head; wonderful opportunity for ex.
cellent return; $4,000 cash needed
Box 315-E, Star. 8
OPPORTUNITY to lease washington'l
fnest service station in excellent
downtown corner location. coverins
10000 50. ft, on busy arterial high.
way. All modern. new equipment
now doing better than 100000 gal.
Ions monthly for major oil company
with a much higher potential. Suit.
able for automobile leadership ol
Earage. Do not apply unless you
are financially responsible, and ca
eeole Of handling something big
ciHANfHNsG Hs fLASr fSLLsAl .nd comSlet,
valet service and tewelry dept. fol
sa4s. Box SIG. Star.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
HOUSES FURNISHED tcent. }

DELIGHTFUL UPPER. 18th st. sect
br. bunga.; 4 bedrms, 2 on frst a.
porchesi Earsgs; $3.50 Per mo,
IL am. sat.-sun. II
11Ia 44th PLACE s.E.-Detachet
room: nicely furnished. Price
ERifceiR2V a. BIuMERR Co. s17 Penn
syivania ave. sc. FR. ioss.
JEFFERSON MANOR q bedrooms
eony. location;. fenced rear yard
S115 per month. OF. 8439. s
1881 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Row brick
3-story; 8 rooms @ bedrooms; 2
frigerator, gas heat. nicely furnished
Call Miss schroth, SHANNON d
LucHs CO. Bal Realtors 1908 H st
SUMNER. sum; IA sR' 54S SPRING VALLEY NV
Newly decorated s-rm. house; 4
bedrms., 2 baths, air conditioned;
May l6 to Sept. list: $3.50 mo. OIL
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Bunealow
May Is to October IS; newly deco
electric kit, lge. yard: S125 per mo
RAMsIHR An SIg IN NEARBY vA.-Attrac
setting among large oaks, studio
liv. rn1., den, 2 b. r., bath. dinettt
and kit; oil heat; rn. over lge. ga
rage: adults; Sl25 per mo. co
AnJACENT ":r TO NAVAL HOSPITAL
and Public Health Center. in a com.
munity of fne residences. Large
home with g rms, 2Ha baths. larg,
screened porch and covered terrace
recreation room with built-in bar
maids bath; garage; adult famil,
desired. PHILLIPS, CANDY a. FUL.
LER, INC, 1912 18th st. NV, ST
240O
Evening star., 1950-05-06
NEAR MANOR PARK

Attractive bungalow-type home. con-
tains 2 bedrms. and bath on lst
floor, plus living rm., dining rm.
and equipped kitchen: finished attic
ment, reer. rm., oil h.-W.h., det. ga
rage. Gail Mr.. Dobrowolski.
CAMPANELLA a. WOOD
Elk. I3; eyes,. 81. s066. -
Evening star., 1950-05-06
SPECIAL.

II you have $4,000 cash and are sat-
isfled with an income of $4,000 to
$4,000 for 9 months of hard work.
you can buy a completely stocked
taurant catering to discrimina ting
clientele, located at Herring Bay on
the Chesapeake just 80 miles from
D. C. and in the heart of Washing
ton vacation area. We have no
wine, beer, slot machines or iuke
boxes. The ice and bait business
will make your payments. Total
price 100000. Owner has two other
businesses and must sell these two.
Phone OWNER, West River 6l23.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
COLORED
1345 OTIS PL. NV.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mr. 18Th AND RANDOLPH sT. NV.
Well-built prick; lovely rms, bath.
'ull basement, Colonial front porch.
N'ce yards. Reas price and terms.
WFTrz REALTY CORP
Eos 18th 81 nv. ST. 4A5h. u
Evening star., 1950-05-06
N. Capitol g. Underwood
1st-Fl. Powder Room
Omen SIM is PM.

Mod. semidet. 6-rm. brick home ir
excellent condition. bedrms.. lse
kit. with table space complete with
range. refgr. and garhase disposal
Full bsmt. with Bendix washer, ga:
h.-w.h.. reasonably priced at Sl4.50C
and purchaser may assume GI loar
bal. of S11 800. Directions: Out
N. Hamp. ave. to Peabody ST., left
around Masonic eastern STAR Home
on Chillum pl.. 3 blocks to N. Capito
St, right TO open sigp at GALS North
Capitol st.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. Realtors NE. 540C
Evening star., 1950-05-06

AVAILABLE-New 6-rm. brk. bunaa-
low. full cellar, stove, refrg.; s.e
section: S125 mo. AK 2O35. Ill
ARLINGTON bedrooms. fireplace
overlooking Nations Capital. l mile
from Lincoln Memorial Bridge; S11O
mo-; avail. Immediately. ia. 2-23SS
after 6 pm; If no answer, call
Evening star., 1950-05-06
MICHIGAN PARK
HOUSES TO SHARE

YOUNG DOCTOR and mother will
share nicely furn. house in NV. with
2 acceptable people. Degrees cooler
than downtown. Easily accessible
eSosp 90 Isst IranSp. OR: III ~
70 share house Call DU. SSH. =
EMPLOYED LADY will share modern
Nd. home with employed couple or
. ladies. UN. O6B3. IS
REFINED elderly lady in good health
no bad habits, would share another
lady's home and expenses, Object
companionship. DE. 1921. -
Evening star., 1950-05-06

brick Colonial on 15O-ft corner lot.
High elevation. shade trees, quiet
street, excellent surroundings, GAIT.
liv. rm., breakfast rm., 1st-flr. pow
der rm.. desirable bedrmS., tiled
bath, with 2nd bath ready for fix-
lures. Paneled recr. rm. with fire.
pl. and bar. Extra finished rm. with
full tiled bath in bsmt.: garage. Also
separate bldg. for garden-house or
hobby shop. For real rest and COM
fort. this is the best. Call WO.
$500. EDW. H. JONES g. CO.. INC,
Chevy Chase, D, c. -
Evening star., 1950-05-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-k.W.
MT. PLEASANT

5-bedrm.. ga bath, Gift row brick
Gear garage, oil h.-wh. close to
transp. and shopping. Must be sold
z, r, BoYNToN CO.. OR. osoo or
Evening star., 1950-05-06
WEST OF 10th ST. NV
CRESTWOOD AREA

First time offered. Prewar brick de-
tached home; s rooms and : baths,
large de luxe kitehen-pantry-d den on
1st floor; bedrooms and sun par
oil h-w.h: 2-car brick garase
beautiful shruhbery, roses and aza-
leas Home in good condition
throughout. Call ia. 0620 Sunday
and nights
INTERPRETATIONS
Evening star., 1950-05-06
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

BRENTWOOD VILLAGE. 1900 bloc K
Downing st, n.e,-Best bargain for
cash. SIS mo. See by appointment
only. JOE CURTO REALTY, PR,
Evening star., 1950-05-06
MT. PLEASANT
l746 IRv1NG ST. NV.

lT46 IRVING ST. NV.
OPEN sun. 20
Don't fail TO see this EnEliSh style
row brick before choosing your home
Lse. living rm. with fireplace, dining
rm.. den and kitchen; 3 bedrms. a
baths, 9nd floor; plus inelosed porch:
for quick sale Ewes, DU aT45
SIGLER d. CO., HU. 1913
Evening star., 1950-05-06
MT. PLEASANT
TDEAI, FOR ( APTS

II rooms, incl. 3 apts.: 3-story Eng
liSh row brick. 3 baths, oil heat.
gar; ccmpl furn.; can easily conv
INTO 5 apts.; excel. cond.: S: :oO0 to
$4,0 600 down: reas. terms. kilbourne
pl nr. shop. and tranSp.
GIRRAI.TAR REALTY CO. III Sknn
Evening star., 1950-05-06
NORTH CLEVEI AND PARK

NORTH CLEVELAND PARK
This beautiful semidet. corner brick
in excellent condition offered by
owner who has retired and moving
to Calf. 1t has large bedrooms
or 2nd floor with steps to 1oored at
living room. spacious dining room
also rest room or den. Now, the
kitchen is what every woman desires.
plenty Of cupboards and light. with
cozy breakfast nook. 1t is impossible
to describe all the fine features about
this home You must see it. Priced
to sell this week. Mr.. Guynn, EN-
OPEN 1 TO & EVERY DAY
1929 VEAZEY ST. NV,
MARSHALL ]. wAPLE CO.
1924 18th st. NV. DI 3346
Evening star., 1950-05-06
GEORGETOWN

Unusually attractive 3-bedroom, 2h-
bath residence. Ideally located, near
Montrose Park; beautifully furnished
and available for immediate occu-
pancy. $3.50 per mo. Phone Mr.
Wyse, MI. $500; ewes, CO. 90s5,
with
John r. de Sibour & Co.
Evening star., 1950-05-06

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Price reduced for quick sale; don't
delay seeing this; center hall, corner
brick rs home with 2 siassed:in baths
like the lge. liy. rm., den. beauti-
full din. rm. and compact kit. Also
the 8 bedrms and an 3rd ar. Come
out Mass. ave. to 46th ST., right on
4Sth to Davenport, right on Daven-
port 2 blocks to property at 4401
Sat. and Sun. by owner, For in
forTation, call OR. 62e6. -
Evening star., 1950-05-06

Nr. Conn. ave. on Nebr.Eon a knoll
overlooking the city and screened
from the street by holly tree. This
has 4 rooms and bath on each floor;
completely furn.; priced S15,500. A
rental ceiling on End a, apt. of S12Q
mo. will nearly pay for bldg. and
give purchaser a home on frst moor.
rent. Call Mrs. Cushard.
INEz CUSHARD. Realtor. OR. 1889.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
HoUSES-SALE-N.W. Cont. }

BRIGHTWOOD-Il ave. 6-rm
row brick with gas h.-w.h.: det. ga
rage: rec. rm; wall-to-wall carpet
ing. Owner leaving city and house
Is priced for immediate sale.
RUTLEY g. BAIR,
NJ 7O62 nP ST oQ11 "A
Evening star., 1950-05-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Service Station and Grocery
Six-rm. brick home, all modern
throughout, 40e-ft. frontage on q q.
highway. Only Is miles from D. C.
Also space for tourist cabins; q real
buy at Sl6,250.
MILLS REALTY co.
ANNANpALE. VA. Pa. 0ass.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
2311 M ST. NV.
1926 WEBSTER ST.

1907 KENNEL. ST. NV.
OPEN SAT. sun, IL
Lge., S-rm. row brick. With side-hal
kit, . baths. ARRANGED for fsmi.
lies; lee. rear and front poreheS;
best location; priced low, excel
terms. SH. o601; ewes. LA. $500
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co.
Evening star., 1950-05-06

1921 KANSAS AVE.
OPEN SUNDAY, Q TIL 8 PM.
An almost new det. red brick. center
hall home; containing 3 spacious
bedrms. and ~ baths; priced to to
ewes, ia. 5972; or see representa-
tive on premises. Directions: Out N.
H. ave. to Eastern ave, left on
Eastern ave. to Kansas ave. and
left on Kansas ave. to house.
g. MOORHEAD, Realtors
Evening star., 1950-05-06
UPPER BRIGHTWOOD

UPPER BRlGHTWOOD
716 Roxboroush pl.. NV. semide-
tached Groom brick home, gas
h.-w.h., built-in garage; vacant.
Immediate possession. Finest loca-
stores, transp. A real buy. Open
Sat. and Sun. 81 pm, or by ap-
pointment. Call Mr.. Miller, TR.
5032 with HARRY PORETSKY AND
SONS. INC, 1913 K st. NV. Ma.
Evening star., 1950-05-06

Modern Tourist Court
On U. S. Routes 211, so, %
Take advantage of these 3 routes of
traffic. Only Is miles D. c. 10
rental units, ONCE and 5-room and
bath living quarters: 3h acres of
land, 413-ft. frontage. Situated on
a wooded knoll; unlimited possibil-
offered for quick sale at q very
reasonable price. For appointment
PENTAGON REALTY Co.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
BARNABY WOODS
"BRIGHTWOOD"

"BRIGHTWOOD"
$4,000 DOWN, $3.50 MO.
6-rm. row brick; 3 bedrms. and bath
bsmt Near Sth and Jefferson. Cali
Mr. Philip Jolles (eves.. OR. 4533)
2-FAMILY HOUSE, $15,500
Nr. 9TH and Farragut sts. NV. g.
rm. brick, . complete kitchens. very
deep: fenced yard; clean as a pin.
Only $3.50 cash. Call Mr.. Ewell
teves, OR. 537s).
1St Fl. Powder RIM. and Den
Semidet. modern brick. 3 large at
tractive. bedrms., tiled bath and
screened porch on second f. Full
bsmt. with oil heat det. 2-car ga-
rage. Only 81 800 down. Near 9th
and Hamilton. Call Mr.. Balfour
teves.. GE. 145D.
4 BEDRMS.-11a BATHS
semidet. brick, extra large rooms gas
heat, big yard. garage. Homy with
income possibilities. Nr. 14th and
Gallattn SITS. NV. Call Mr.. Stolar
teves., 81. 1880.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. Realtors. ME. 54OO.
Evening star., 1950-05-06

BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

wOoDS-One Of the finest
double lot, $50 #. deep. Home con-
sists Of living room with mirrored
fireplace. din. rm.. de luxe kitchen,
breakfast room, powder room,
screened porch and vestibule en-
trance on 1st floor; 3 sood-siZed
large closets; Vsll-to-wall carpet on
1st hoor; beautiful recreation room
with bar in basement; laundry room,
h.-w.h.. large Gear garage Entire
house in perfect condition. Shown
any time by appointment. 7. A.
TWEED CO.. 5504 Conn. ave. NV.
EN-. 1890. Once open Sun. 9 TO. 8.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
COLORED
OPEN is Pm.
40 vNu CIR NT w

90 1oO . 4. INV.
Only $1,000 down; 2-story brick; 4
lSe rms, bath, Ras, elec, auto, SAk
heat, fun bSmt; easy terms. Gail
Me 0ng5 or RE. "l44 -
Evening star., 1950-05-06

! BRIARCLIFF-Beauti white CEN
ter-hall brick Colonial. containing
| 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, den and DOW
der room, recreation room, maid
room and bath: 2-car gar. formal
! garden. Call DI. 1918; ewes. 81.
| a0A1 uM n aATTNnERS CO. INC
Evening star., 1950-05-06
FOOD STORE

FOOD STORE
$4,000 MO. BUSINESS
Corner location, on Arlington's most
busy street: store size, 3Ox75; sell
service, beautifully equipped; won.
derful opportunity for partners; cash
and terms. For appt to see, call
Mr.. Brown, with YEONAS REALTY,
GIL. POO or OK 1o43 u
Evening star., 1950-05-06

CHEVY CHASE, D. c., blks. to
Lafayette school. First offering of
this det Colonial brk. home; 1st
fir, liv. rm., din. rn., kit; screened
porch; I'd firv 3 nice-sized bedrms.
lse. lot; barbecue grill. Priced at
$4,000. Call W. 3. WRIGHT, EN-.
$500,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-11-23
Surprise Party Honors
Neil Wilson On Birthday

Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Wilson, of
the Crooked Tree community,
entertained Thursday evening
with a surprise party for their
son, Neil Wilson, on the occa-
sion of his 10Th birthday.
The evening hours were spent
in playing games with refresh
ments being served to the fol-
lowing guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Tidd, Mr.. and Mrs. Dew
ey Smith and son, Bruce, Rod
ney Wilson, Norma Waller, Mary
Belle Wilson, Irene Slater, Bob
bic Mckee, John Merritt, John
Dennis, Elenore Thesis, Janet
Ogle, George McGarry, Ethel
Schau, Howard Smith, Claude
and Larry Wilson, Evelyn Will
son, the honored guest and the
host and hostess.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-11-23
Hostess To Members
OF jolly Twelve Club

Mrs. Bernard Archer enter
tanned members and guests of
the Jolly Twelve Club at her
home near Berne last Thursday.
Sewing rug rags occupied the
day and at noon a potluck din
ner was enjoyed.
The guest prize was received
by Evelyn Gressel and the club
prize was awarded to Madeline
Mallett. Pauline Kuhn received
the BOBBY prize.
The business session was held
during which a news reporter
was elected. Names for the
Christmas gift exchange were
drawn.
Members attending were Mad
cline Mallett, Anita Crum, Clara
| Mallett, MAJ garet Warner, Ivy
Forshey, Blanche Forshey, Ber-
nice Leasure, Marie Dimmerling
Dorothy Archer, Pauline Kuhr
and the hostess.
Guests were as follows: Emma
Shelton, Evelyn Gressel, Vickie
and frankie Gressel, Jimmy
Warner, Dana and Maureer
Forshey, Bonnie and jamie Lea
sure, Margaret Dimmerling anc
Mary Jane, Nancy and Patty
Archer.
The next meeting will be helc
at the home of Bernice Leasurt
on December 81.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-11-23
Hostess To Clubs At
Her Home Recently

Mrs. Lola Mitchell was hostess
to the Friendly Neighbor Quilt
ing Club and the Stitch & Chat
ter Club of the Keithtown COM
munity, at her home recently.
Quilting was the diversion OF
the day. The club prize went to
Mareeda Wiley and the guest
prize was awarded to Lille De-
lancey. A delicious chicken din
ner was served at noon.
Those attending were: Mar.
| eeda Wiley, Cleo Briggs, More
Hughes, Kate Hale, Winnie Slat-
er, Wilma Waller, Ella Burkhart
Edna Garvin, Ethyle Courtney
Ethel Dodds, Edith Chandler
Cleo Waller, Edna Boyd, Guils
Garvin, Lille Delaney, Hope
Mitchell, Mary O'Brien, Dors;
Morris, Ronnie Mitchell, Char
lene Mitchell, Dianne Mitchell
Janette Waller, Janette Misel
Ronnie Garvin and Dolly Court
ney.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-11-23
Mrs. Donald Harkins
EntertainS Bridge Club

Mrs. Donald Harkins enter
tanned members and guests of
the H. T. H. Bridge club at a
one o'clock luncheon at her
home on West street last Friday.
Following the luncheon, three
tables of bridge were played
with club prizes being won by
Mrs. Ward Murrey and Mrs. N.
S. Reed. Guest prizes were won
by Mrs. Forest Racey and Mrs.
Henry Brumbach. Mrs. Walter
Quick won the travel prize.
Members were: Mrs. N. S.
Reed, Mrs. Harry Richcreek,
Mrs. Bolon Farmhouse, Mrs.
Ward Murrey, Mrs. Clyde Har-
ris and Mrs. Walter Quick.
Guests were: Mrs. P. E. Blake,
Mrs. Vernon Archer, Mrs. John
Wheeler, Mrs. Lena Alter, Mrs.
Forest Racey and Mrs. Henry
Brumbach.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-11-23
Caldwell Mothers Club
Meets At King Home

The Caldwell Mothers Club
was entertained at the home of
Mrs. Lawrence King, south of
Caldwell, on Monday evening of
last week.
A new member, Mrs. Robert
Dennison, was admitted to the
club. Plans were discussed for
the Christmas dinner and ex-
change of gifts to be held on
December 4 at the home of Mrs.
Clyde Harris. The dinner will
be at $50 in the evening.
Mrs. Marvin Wood and Mrs.
r. d. Buckley were appointed to
serve on the nominating COM
mittee for the next meeting.
Members attending were: Mrs.
w. H. Carter, Mrs. r. d. Buck
ey, Mrs. Harry Davis, Mrs. Clyde
Harris, Mrs. James Hill, Mrs.
John Parks, Mrs. Harry Rich
creek, Mrs. James Moscrip, Mrs.
Robert Dennison and the hostess.