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Milford chronicle., 1950-09-01
FRANKFORT
BY C. G. CrOcker
Phone Rodney 4518

On Monday evening, August 21
Mr. Elmer Mcgee and a couple OF
other disciples Of Izaak Walton
from Delmar, left town at dusk a
la "Sea Captains" Pontiac. Return
ing in the wee small hours each
was proud possessor OF a perfect
specimen Of the rare sea horse,
captured in the net with the haul
of fish.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
A. Lynch and daughter, Miss Char
lotte May Lynch enjoyed a week. s
vacation in Bethany Beach cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wolf Of Up
per Darby are spending their vaca-
ton at Walters Bluff, summer
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James K. Murray. Oh Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Gray prepared a
picnic supper fried chicken and
everything carried it to the Bluff
and all had a grand time consum-
ing it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clap Wharton and
son Tony mOtored to Frederick on
Sundoy they were dinner guests of
Mrs. Wharton's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Cleve Moore, and then all at
tended dOuble-header ball game.
On Monday Miss Dolores Pepper
left the home of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Truitt. to en-
ter the nurses training course at
Delaware Hospital in Wilm. Nav
success be yours, Nurse Pep"
Mrs. Myrtle Godfrey was the
guest Of her grandson, Mr.. Allan
Layton for an enjoyable speedboat
ride on the Indian River on Sun
day In her three score and six
years, this was Mrs. Godfrey's first
motorbOat outing.
Mrs. ElnOra G. Collins and Ia
year-Old daughter, Miss judy Col
Tins who in June returned to their
local home here, after having spent
the school year in RidgewoOd, N.
j., where Judy took advantage of
the greater High School opDOrtun-
ltles offered in that city, have cIo-
sed their summer home. and on
Wednesday, Aug. 80, embarked up-
on an airliner for Detroit, Michi-
gan where they will be entertain
ed Tor couple of weeks as hotel
guests OF Mrs. Collins brother
They anticipate a motor trip into
canada. On their homeward flight.
their destination will be Ridgewood
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-01

them this week Mr.. Dukes mother,
Mrs. Sarah Dukes of Dagsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Long,
Jr. and infant daughter Sandra of
Wilm. were weekend guests of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William S.
Long Sr. Bill motored back to the
city on Monday, leaving his two la
dies for his parents to enjoy this
week.
The Dental Clinic under the aus
pices of the State Board of Health
has been very busy while on duty
in FrankfOrd. Last Friday a good
ly number of local women took ad-
vantage of the opportunity offered
by the State Cancer Detection Unit.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Jr., and Ja-
net Mary from Haddon Heights N.
j., have been visiting Mr.. Dasey's
parents Capt. and Mr.. Ward Dasey
for week.
All this visiting of his little city
cousins, Janet Mary and Sandra
has kept the little Doc, Master
Robert S. Long 3rd very busy on
1HaCcner 81.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson o. McCabe.
Jr., motOred to New York City last
weekend to take their uncle, Mr.. A.
Preston Tingle to his home. He had
been seriously ill while in this sec
tiOn
After eleven years of faithful
service in the local office of the
States Poultry Disease Control.
here in Frankford, Mrs. Winfred
Murray of Selbyville, Miss Helen
Hudson of Frankford has resigned
her position as its secretary A good
record Helen. Good luck and God
bless you!
Miss Elsie Gray of Dagsboro has
been appointed to succeed Mrs.
Murray in the office.
Blood transfusions were in de-
mand on Monday for Mr.. Med Hud-
son, who is critically i'll in Beebe
Hospital at Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Stephens and
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-01
FISHERS DISTRICT
By Mrs. Eora Rust

Mr.. GOotee Brown entertained
his Sunday School Glass on Mon
day night, by taking them on a pic
mic trip to Trappe Pond. Those
who enjoyed the sport of bathing
and games. were Paul Kenneth and
Johnnie Williamson, Allen, Ray
mond and Louis Everline, Everett
Outten, Jimmy Mcdowell, Jackie
Obier, Keith Lemly and Billy Dem
mis-, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown proved to
be real hosts to the boys by Civ
ing them a Vicente Roast, with de-
yiled eggs, pickles, crackers and
lemonade.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Dearman and
Mrs. Margaret Sisk Of Kannapolis,
n. G. are spending a weeks vacation
in Delaware with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dearman and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Dearman.
We are very glad to report Mrs.
Charles Dearman much improved
at this writing and hope she will
soon be able to be out again. She
appreciates and thanks all those
who have remembered her with
lovely cards, flowers and visits.
Mrs. M. A. Robinson has been en-
joying vacation sight seeing and
visiting reIa tives and friends
through Pennsylvania, Ohio, Vir-
ginia, and Indianna.
Miss Grace Adams of Atlantic
City and Mrs. Blanche Adams were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gootee Brown on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Rhodes
spent Sunday with a group Of
friends at Bethany Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas
entertained their daughter and
granddaughter from New York
the past three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Faulk of
Philadelphia are spending their
vacation at their home here. They
entertained relatives from Phila-I
delphia over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Rust visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Salisbury and
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Rus4 Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Lindell were
visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dearman on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Faulk of
Philadelphia, spent Wednesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Gootee
Brown.
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-01

~ j., as it will be time for Miss
Judy to enter her senior year of
High School. This wonderful ex-
perience is surprise gift to these
deserving pair, from the brother in
Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph j. Lynch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Richards,
took boat trip out of the Indain
River Inlet down the coast to Gull
Island where they went ashore and
had a picnic, one day last week.
Mrs. Carleton Neilen Of NilIsboro
and Mrs. TOpp M. Heath of Frank
ford were CO hOstesses at the SUM-
dap afternoon Tea at the Rehoboth
Art League. The exhibit of the oc-
casion in the new studio consisted
Of portraits by Alfred Jonneaux,
and were a review of the brilliant
career of the former Belgian court
painter who began his career dur
ing furloughs from the Belgium
Army during World War l but the
artist is now an American citizen.
Mr. John Markell of the Congress
sional Art Gallery at Washington,
D. c., accompanied to Rehoboth
the marvellous exhibit of Mr.. JON
neaur' work.
The works of Mrs. Laura Rey-
nOlds Mrs. Madge Rickords Wright
with her husband, attended the af-
fair.
The co-hostesses had so artis-
tically arranged the Tea table that
it drew much favorable attention.
Placed in front Of the ancient fire.
place the table was decorated in
blue nd gold with center piece of
yellow blossoms arranged in a blue
glass bowl, thanked by blue glass
candlesticks with yellow candles.
The color scheme was both apprOp-
riate to the season.. and reminis-
cent of our State colors.
Mrs. TOpp M. Heath poured ably
assisted by her gracious co-hOstess
Mrs. Neilen. The Tea was largely
attended by guests from Washing
ton, D. c. Baltimore and Cambridge
Md. Wilmington and Dover, and
other nearby towns.
Miss Joyce Daisey spent the past
weekend at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Dukes and family, as
the guest of her attractive cousin,
Miss Olive Ann Dukes.
Master Robert Coffin. sir-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland C.
Coffin, is having a weeks vacation
at Willards. Md, with his maternal
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Jarob
Savage. Have a good time, Bobby,
school opens soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dukes and
family are pleased to have with
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-01
SLAUGHTER NECK
By Mrs.
Herschel Bennett

Church services Sunday, Sept. 8,
Sunday school at 2 p m V. H. Carey
Supt., after a vacation the supt.,
extends an invitation to all who
can to attend. Worship service and
sermon at 8 p m by the pastor. Rev.
VIM. H. Revelle, ISr, all are well
come to these services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Stevenson
welcomed two additions in their
family last week. Their daughter,
Mrs. Albert Lank presented them
with granddaughter. While their
son and daughter in law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Reese Stevenson aave another
baby boy, Kenneth Russell Steven
son.
Mrs. Alice Shepard spent last
week with her daughter and SON
in-law, MIR. and Mrs. John Mcbride
in Frederick
Mr.. and Mrs. Lance Lynch and
daughters Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert
Mills nd children visited TOlches-
ter Beach. Md. on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Adams and
son, Emerson enjoyed a doggie
roast with their relatives at Oak
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-01

Mrs. Helen Collins was the din
ner guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Herschel Harrington and family
IN Milford, after which they visited
Rehoboth Beach.
Miss Ann Bennett entertained
Miss Loretta Baker of Milford last
week at her home on Fowlers'
Road.
Miss Janice Marine of Wilm., was
the weekend guest of Mr.. Charles
Bennett and parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry C. Bennett.
The Bennetts also entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Hance Phillips and
son Hance, Jr., of Chicago, Ill,
during the past week.
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-01


Orchard Beach on Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Finnity and
daughter, Carolyn. Mr.. and Mrs
John Argo and Grandson, Jackie
spent Sunday at Oak Orchard
Beach after having dinner with the
Argos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Prettyman
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Willms and daughter
Mary Janett in Dover.
Mrs. Mabel Shepard and daugh-
ters, Pearl and Mary Elizabeth
spent the weekend with her twin
sister, Mrs. Oscar Davidson and
husband on Slaughter Beach Road.
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-01
sleeplessness

Many insomniacs have a negative
ATTITUDE toward sleep. They are
afraid that when they get to bed
they won't be able to get to sleep.
SO they don't. If they would adjust
their mental attitudes. and not
worry about not sleeping, they
might not have any trouble at all
unless their bedding has seen its
best days.
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-01

family of Ocean View called at the
nome of their. parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Parsons one evening last
week.
Mrs. Robert H. Elliott is still on
the critical list in the Milford Mem
crlal Hospital. Her son is on his
way home from Guam to see her.
Aunt Suzy sez: "Tact is making
your guests feel at home when you
wish they were"
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-01
Trophy Grange Notes

Trophy Grange members met in
open meeting last Monday night
There was no literary program
The entire evening was taken mn
with arranging and listing the
many articles brought in for Della
ware Colony.
Our collection consisted of scrap
books, dolls, jigsaw puzzles. tovs
games, picture books, paint hooks
ard pictures. When arranged with
several of our many safety pos
ters in the background, it was
beautiful. Reed Hughes was so
kind as to take a picture of the
display for us. The collection will
be taken down to Delaware Colony
in October or November.
The next meeting will be held
on Monday night, September IL
Gladys Hates will be program
chairman.
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-01

U. S. tornado death toll aver
ages over 200 a year.
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! SIEIkATA : DIDYSIS TURIAS /
+ DRVOS SKYRIUS SVEIKATOS KLAUSIMAMS
Veda dr. D. Degesys Cleveland +********sst
Sis tas apie tonsilas

Veda dr.. d. Degesys, Cleveland 4

galima pagydyti kitaip, kaip tik
isoperavus tonsilas.
Daug kas galvoja, kad tonsi-
las operuot yra negerai. Grid,
po operacijos vaikas gall SUI
sirgti vaiku paralyzium, arba
sustot auges.
Netiesa! Kol tonsilos yra svei-
KOS, ju operuoti nereikia, bet
jeigu jos pakenktos ir karte-
jasi chroniski uzdegimai, tai jas
butinai reikia isoperuot, nes
chroniskai uzkrestos tonsilos SUI
kelia tokias ligas, kaip: rheu-
matas, Strides ydos, skarlatina
ir sunkus vidujiniai ausu uz-
degimai.
Tonsilu operacija labai pa
prasta. Tonsilos yra apsuptos
plevele, kuri labai lengvai atsi-
dalina nuo raumenu, prie kuriq
tos liaukos paprastai buna pri-
sigladusios. Pc operacijos val
kai buna labai laimingi, nes nei
salti gerimai, nei ledai (ice
creamy jiems jau nebuna pavo-
jingi. Isoperuotas vaikas geriau
jauciasi ir sveikesnis auga.
Kitos liaukos, kurios vaik4
amziuje duoda daug rupescio,
tai adenoidai. JOS yra uzpakali-
neje gerkles sieneleje ir kartais
uzauga didesnes, negu turetu
butt. Toxic padideje adenoidai
uzspaudzia kvepavimo takus ir
vaikas turi kvepuot per burma.
Nakti toxic vaikai kelia nerima
tevams savo sunkiu kvepavimu
arba knarkimu. Tokiu vaikQ
plauciai gerai neissivysto ir pa
prastai ju augimas sutrinka. Jie
turf palinkima sirgti dziova.
siu liaukq pasalinimas yra
paprastas ir jas isima kartu su
tonsilom.
Taigi baime operuoti tonsilas
yra nepagrista. Jeigu. jos chro-
niskai uzkrestos, geriau isope-
ruoti.
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Austynas Ema, Ruta, Marta,
Erika, Anna, Zelma - Chica-
go, Ill.
Bendikiene julie Janina -
Bronx N. Y.
Blazaitis Agota, Juozas, Zita -
Hartford, Conn.
Brazaitis Bernardas, Darius-K.,
Eleonora, Agota - Detroit,
Mich.
Bruzaitiene Tamara - Kenosha,
Wise.
Burdulis Jonas, Saliomeja, AL
bina, Akvaliona, Brute -
Worcester, Mass.
Fedorovicius Kazimieras. Fran
ciska, Zenija, Lidvina - Chi
cago, III.
Ivanauskas Adolfas - Oxford,
Mass.
Gabrusevicius Jonas, Elena, AL
gimantas-Jonas - Chicago, Ill.
Gantautas Antanas, Eleonora -
Bridgeport, Conn.
Grinius Alfonsas - haywood,
Ill.
Imonaitis Benediktas - Chica-
go, Ill.
Jakomaitis Kristupas, Anna,
Edite, Voldemaras - Chica-
go, III.
Janciukas Pranas, Aldona, Wy
tautas, Ruta-Ona - Ply
mouth, Pa.
Jonaitis Antanas - Cleveland,
Ohio.
Kaminskas Feliksas - Chicago,
III.
Kasperavicius Antanas, Antani-
ma, Vidija, Romanas, Livija,
Virgilijus = S. Boston, Mass.
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{ Atkelta is 4-to pusl. }

AIkelCa is 4-CO puSl.
galvoti, kad arba jie CANA toll
nuo teisinio galvojimo, arba la
bal jau nesigilina j savo uzda-
vini 80.
Pagaliau, istatu komisija savo
sugestijas reiskia ir del tohiu
pasillymu, kurie neturi nieko
bendra su istatais.
Pavyzdziui, trys pasiulymai
del centro ir Atlantic City ma
mQ. Istatu komisija viena is tu
pasiulymu pasiule 'svarstyti",
kitus du - "Paliekam seimui
spresti."
Tie klausimai visai nera mat
ters pertaining to the Consti-
tuition" ir todel jie neturi butt
nei perduodami istatu komisi-
jai. cia yra grynai administra-
ciniai - finansiniai klausimai,
tad del ju turetq pasisakyti vi
sal kitos, butent, finansu ir
kontroles komisijos. Tie pasiu-
lymai, tarp ko kita, nepriklauso
nei prie tos rusies, kurie turf
butt is anksto skelbiami organe,
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SLA PROBLEMOS

mes tas reikalavimas numatytas
tik santvarkos dalykams, ne
tokens, kaip nanny pirkimas ar
pardavimas.
Taigi noretusi, kad ateityje
Istatu Komisija nusikratytu nuo
tu dalyku, kuriu is jos konstitu-
CHA nereikalauja, bet atliktu
tai, ko reikalauja. O del viso ko,
butu dar geriau, jei kuopos,
rengdamos pasiulymus, nepasi-
tenkintu vien pageidavimo pa
reiskimu, bet siQstu jau pareng-
tus pakeitimu pasiulymus, pa
nasiai, kaip tai daro Vykdomoji
Taryba. V. r.
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A. 30 arba o - e: akOrde
onas, alveoles, archeologija, are
opagas, homeopathic, ideologija
paleografija, teologija, teorija
Napoleonas, Reomiiras -; ko
edukacija, koeficientas, poetas
poezija...
5. Xiii atvejai: dualizmas
donzuanas, ritualas, tualetas
dUelis, duetas; aoristas, farao
mas, oaze; ateizmas, deizmas, te
izmas; mozaika, intuicija, kazu
istika; triumfas, triumviratas;
ateneumas, linoleumas; koope'
racija, koordinata 80.
salia to dar tenka ypatin.
gal pastebeti, kad tam tikrose
vientisinese svetimybese varto.
jane priesagas -ijas, liza, tas
pacias, kaip ir lietuviskuose 70.
dziuose, pvz. galvijas, kalavijas
prekijas, sunija ir kt., bet isves-
tiniu sudetiniu svetimybiu ra-
sybos tiesiogiai nejungiame su
siomis priesagomis, pvz.: bib.
liza = bibliofilas, racija - ra-
cionalizmas, radijas - radiolO.
gija, radiotechnika, Adrija -
Adrianopolis, India - Indiana,
nete, Indianapolis; pig. dar: ge-
Indianapolis, Maria - mario
nijus - genialus, herojas arba
herojus - heroizmas, ideja -
ideologija ir KIT.
(Bus daugiau)
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Kiekvienas daktaras, apziu.
redamas ligoni, visada nepra.
leidzia progos zvilgteret j gerk.
le, mes gerkleje daznai slypi
daugelio ligu priezastys.
Jeigu mes paimtume ir patik.
rintume mikroskopu bunos ar
ba gerkles gleivine, tai rastume
didele daugybe ivairiu bacilu.
Dauguma is ju yra nereiksmin-
gos, bet daznai SUI valgomais
produktais arba kvepavimo me-
tn ten patenka ir taip vadina-
mu piktybiniu bacilu, kurios su-
kelia gerkles uzdegima, O We
liau issisklaido ir po visa klna.
Tonsiios yra lyg pastatyti var
tai uzpakalineje burnos angoje,
kurie saugoja, kad j musu kuna
nepatektu ligos uzkretejai. ST.
tos liaukos, kai jos yra sveikos,
gamma medziagas, vadinamas
antitoxinais. Antitoxinai naiki-
ma bacilu nuodus ir pacias ba-
elias.
Bet kartais tos liaukos buna
nepajegios sunaikinti patekusius
uzkretejus ir jos pacios suserga.
Tada liaukos parausta, gerkle
ina skaudeti, ligonis skundzia-
81, kad sunku nuryti, tempera-
tura pakyla.
Po keleto dienu Sic reiskiniai
praeina ir ligonis pagyja be kom-
plikacijQ. Bet kai kada bacilos
issaukia abscesu formavimasi
paciose liaukose. Arba tie uzde-
gimai kartojasi taip daznai, kad
zmogus beveik kas met serga,
vos tik prasidejus Salesman
orui.
Tas daznas sirgimas vadina-
mas chronisku uzdegimu. Siuo
atveju liauku (tonsilu) audinys
surandeja, tarp tu randy susida-
70 kisenes ir ten bacilos laikosi
nuolatos, siusdamos nuodus j vi
So kuna. Sic nuodai sugadina
sirdi, inkstus ir kitus svarbius
organus. Siuo atveju Strides ne
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NAUJAUSI NAUJAKURIAI

Kazilionis Antanas - Linden,
N. j.
Koroncevicius Borisas, Uljana,
Maria - New York, N. Y.
Krumplys Jonas, Danute, Chris
tina - Chicago, Ill.
Liegus Kazys - Paterson, N. j.
Leikus Vladas - Peotone, Ill.
Maknys Jonas - New York, NY
Maruskevicius Terese, Alma -
Chicago, Ill.
Mikalainis Alfonsas - Worces-
ter, Mass.
Plienaitis Juozas, Marcele, Pi-
jus, Jonas - Detroit, Mich.
Rainys Ona, Zita-Maria, Ramu-
te E. Chicago, Ind.
Ruokis Jonas - Lyndhurst, NJ.
Reimonaite Olga - Scranton,
Pa.
Safroncikas Nikodemas, Ona
- Auburn, Mass.
Stankus Pranas, Ona, Juozapas,
Pranciskus - Worcester, Mass
Ufartas Juozapas - Almont,
Mich.
Vanagiene Michalina, Stase -
Chicago, Ill.
Vilutis Kazys - Lewiston, Me.
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MUSU KALBA s p,.s:: s:::ss:'i ss::::,..


vartojami sambalsiai, t. y. san
duriniai balsiai tariami skirtin
gal ir tarp ju neispraudziama!
jocks priebalsis, visu pirma jo
tas. siokios vartosenos zymesn
atvejai yra Sic:
1. il a: diafragma, diagra
ma, dialektas, dialogas, driada
inicialas, iniciatyva, jeremiada
maniakas, materializmas, miri
ada, pianinas, plagiatas, socia
listas, socialus; Adrianopolis
Ariadna, Brianas, Diana, India
napolis (P. Jonikas raso India
nopolis, bet, pasiteiravus kom.
petentingoje amerikieciu istai.
goje, pasirode, kad Sis jo rasy.
mas yra klaidingas), Makiave.
lis (it. Machiavelli), Marianapo.
lis, Priamas, Niagara, Santa.
gas, SatObrianas =.
2. 10 aksioma, biblioteka,
biografija, biologija, embrionas,
embriologija, ichtiosauras, flor.
das, marionete lis pre-. marion
nette), periodas, racionalizmas,
sionizmas, sociologas,. trio, trio
letas; Albionas, Diogenas, Dio-
kletianas, Dionisas, Dioskuras
Cir dioskuras "neperskiriamas
draugas'), Etiopija (ir etiopas),
Hesiodas, Sionas (ne Sijonas!)...
3. a - e arba e "a: aerOli-
tas, aerodromas, aeroplanas, ide-
alas, okeanas, teatras, toreado-
ras; Beatrice %.
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Is VOKIETIJOS

Vokieciai pranesa, kad 1850
m. buvo pastatyta 100000 butu
Tuo tarpu Anglia tepajege pa
sistatyti 10000 butu.
Vokietijos porcelano pramo-
ne vel atkurta ir 500 jos ga
mybos eksportuojama. Didziau-
sias inporteris yra Amerika. Net
$50 porceliano eksporto eina
Amerika. Pc to Vokietijos por-
celana dideliais kiekiais perka
Brazilija, Italia ir Sveicarija,
Is slmetines cukraus gamybos
Rytu Vokietijoje (ypac zemu-
tinej Saksonijoj) rusai paimsia
$4,000 tonu cukraus reparacijQ
saskaiton.
Vakaru Vokietijos pramones
muge ivyks 1851 m. Hannove-
RYE nuo vasario % d.
1851 metu pavasarl Koelno
mieste vokieCiai rengia tarptau-
tine foto-kino pramones paroda.
Pranc1zija paprase, kad Va
karu Vokiettitjos fabrikai jai
pagamintu 10000 auto padangu,
Amerikos aukstasis kon1isa.
ras Vokietijoje gen. McCloy is
specialaus fondo vokieciams pa.
skyre: S31O,6S3 medicines pa
galbai, $325,794 universitetv
knygoms nupirkti, S75,126 uni
versitetu laikrasciams, $21, ,45O
universitetu ikalban1iesiems apaL
ratams ir plokstelems, $4,000
pavyzdingiems kambariams mo-
kyklose, $4,000 parodoms ir tt.
Vokietijos gyventoju surasy-
mo duomenimis, Vakarq Vokie-
tijoj yra 47,557,926 gyventoju,
Moterq yra 2,961,312 daugiau,
negu vyrq. Tai paskutiniuju
dvieju karq pasekos.
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Sails, kur nera policijos

Astuonis menesius paprasti
laikrodziai, kokius mes turime
spicbergene yra mazaverciai
Cia kiekvienais metal keturis
menesius trunka diena ir ketu.
ris menesius naktis. Del to yra
sunku tue metu nustatyti, al
nueisi draugo pakviestas pas j
pietu valgyti IL valanda -dienos,
ar IL valanda nakties. Nuo spa
lilo Xxi geguzes spicbergene gy-
vena zmones neturi jokio susi-
siekimo SUI pasauliu, isskyrus
radija. Tuo metu sia didziule sa-
Ia, tysancia auksciau Norvegi-
jos, negali pasiekti joke LAVAL.
Net ir LAVAL ledlauziai siais me-
nesiais nepajegia iveikti spic-
bergena supanciu ledynQ. Taip
pat lektuvai giliosios ziemos me-
nesiais negali nusileisti aplede-
jusiuose spicbergeno plotuose.
Ir Wis delto spicbergene gyve-
ma zmoniQ. Astuonis menesius
metuose neturedami jokio rysio
SUI pasauliu, cia gyvena 1000
norvegu ir 1000 rusu. Ir vieni,
ir kiti dirba angliu kasyklose,
Nuo pasaulio ir siu dienu propa-
gandos itakos atskirti angliaka-
siai Spicbergene vieni SUI kitais
gerai sugyvena ir niekad neturi
jokiQ konfliktu. Visi angliaka-
siai, dirba spicbergene, mokes-
cius moka Norvegijai. Angles
kasyklu administracija spicber-
gene taip pat yra norvegu ran
kose.
Pragyvenimas Spicbergene yra
CANA pigus. Kas dienai isleidzia
puses dolerio vertes piniga
maistui, tas gall sau leisti ivai-
riausius skanestus. Gerimai taip
pat nera brangiis.
Budinga tai, kad Spicbergene
nera jokios policijos. Tai bene
vienintele pasaulyje kerte lis
skyrus laukiniu gyvenimo buda
vedancius), kur apsieinama be
policijos. Ne tik policijos, bet
taip pat ir jokio kalejimo bel
aresto nanny spicbergene nera.
spicbergeno gyventojai nereika-
lingi jokio paso. Ir jei cia at
vyksta naujas angliakasys, ME
kas ne nebando jo paklausti, is
kurio krasto jis bus atvykes.
O siaip, pazvelgus is pirmojo
pozilrio, spicbergene tvarkoma-
81, tarsi cia bltu atskira valsty-
be. Cia net ir sava valiuta yra
Angles kasyklas eksploatuojan-
Clos bendroves. darbininkams
Il .-
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2. Sambalsis svetimybese.

Kaip daugely bendrines kalbos
grynai lietuvisku zodziu, taip ir
tarptautinese svetimybese lig
siol buvo ir tebera CANA dazrai
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pasitaiko. Del dideliu salciu ne
ra salygu ivairioms baci|oms
plisti. Net ir persalimai labai re-
tai pasitaiko.
zuvu spicbergeno fijordu is
takuose taip pat terra viena ru-
Sis = raudonasis upetakis (fo-
rele). Kitu zuvu rusiu nesutin-
kama. Taciau sugaunamasis upe-
takis savo skanumu pavaduoja
kitas zuvis. T..