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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28
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Man perskaicius Jusu 1850
8. II. vedamaji "Ar nereikis
jaunimui pradeti daugiau rasy.
ti?", kilo abejones, ar turf pa.
grindo tie priekaistai, kuriuos
JUS adresavote tremties jauni.
mui del pasyvumo spaudoje.
Kad jaunimas turi pratintis
rasyti, tue niekas neabejoja. Bet
ar yra salygos jaunimui SUI save
kukliais kurineliais pasirodyti
bent kur Amerikos LietuviQ
spaudoje? Ar yra bent koks lie
tuviq jaunimo leikrastis? Pasa-
kysite, taip = yra Ateitis. Ia
ciau ir il jaunimui ''perkieta",
mes apsikrovusi daugiausia flo
sofiniais straipsniais. Gerai, kad
p. A. Jankeviciute turi neabejo-
tina talenta, SUI kuriuo net Drau-
60 konkurse sugebejo isplesti
pirmaja premija. Duok, Dieve,
daugiau tokiu lietuviu tautai
Dirva ar nebus vienintelis laik-
rastis, isteiges jaunimo skyriq.
O daugiau - negirdet.
Kita periodine ir neperiodine
lietuviu spauda turi pakankamai
rimtu straipsniu ir neatidelioti-
nu rasiniu, kuriais uzpildo savo
puslapius. O megejai ar prade-
dantieji rasyti neturi ten vietos.
o pagaliau, ar galima taip ak
lai tvirtinti, kad jaunimas vi
sal pamirso plunksna? Juk
straipsniu autoriai ar korespon-
dental neraso amziaus po savo
kuriniu. AS tikiu, ne vienas ju
priklauso ir jaunajai kartai. Ne
galime pamirsti, kad Ateitis jau
senokai yra paskelbusi jaunimo
literaturini konkursa, kur tik-
riausiai savo novelemis ar apsa-
kymeliais pasireiks, ne vienas
jaunasis rasytojas. Nemanau,
kad cia jau butu viskas lietuviu
jaunimo literaturiniame gyve-
mime. O ar galima is saujeles cia
esancio tremties jaunimo reika-
lauti simtu, kurie butq litera-
turai pardave savo siela?
Ar negalejo mlsu literaturi-
Mai isminciai vietoj naujo kul-
turinio zurnalo isteigti jaunimo
laikrasti? AS manau, jis butQ
daugiau naudos atneses lietuviQ
kulturos kdrybai ir literaturos
istorijai, negu anas. 4
AS jOklu budu nenorlu telgtl,
kad jaunimas jau yra atidaves
savo duokle lietuviu literaturai.
NVisai ne. Jaunimas cia turi kur-
ii ir rasyti dvigubai daugiau
negu kur kitur, kadangi tick
jaunq lietuviuku visai lietuvisko
zodzio nepazista. Reikia uzpildy-
ii spraga. 0, be to, ateis karta
toks laikas, kad senuju vietas
reiks uzimti. Be pasiruosimc
mes to neistengsim. Tx pir-
miausia reikia sudaryt salygas
kad jaunuju rasiniai galetu is
vysti spauda. Tada jais pasi-
dziaugtu ir jaunieji, ir senieji
O kai tokiu salygu nera, tai, mar
rodos, pulti jaunima del pasyvu.
mo yra netikslu.
Su pagarba
r. Keys.
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No. s..

viSiSkai nera kulturlngaS aSmuO.
(Tokiu pavyzdziu neretai pasi-
taiko). Ir atvirksciai - labai
kulturingas asmuo gall taciau vi
siskai nesidometi menu.
Ia prasme mes esam jauno-
sios musu literaturos aukos, kuri
ia prasme yra rusu tradiciju Sc
keja. Literaturoje menininkai
dazniausia esti NUNS rodomi pa
versti auksciausios kulturos as
menybes sinonimu, o politiniai ar
ekonominiai veikejai, ypatingai
turintieji nuosava, kapitala, re-
prezentuoja dazniausiai neigia-
mus tipus.
Objektyvi statistika, jeigu ia
galima butu padaryti, greiciau-
siai, neparodytu ypatingesniu
kulturos laimejimu butinai tik
tik tam tikroje profesineje gru-
peje (zinoma, kalbant apie profe-
sijas, reikalaujancias intelektinio
pasiruosimo).
Taigi gall butt ir labai aukstos
kulturos krastas su labai zemu
meniniu standartu.
Bet praktikoje taip nebuna,
mes auksto intelekto asmenys
dazniausiai turf ir subtilu este
TIM jausma, kuris auksto inte-.
lekto aplinkumoje neisvengiamai
pasireiskia auksta klase.
Teoriskai galima isivaizduoti
ir labai kulturinga visuomene,
taciau visai zemos civilizacijos.
Pavyzdziui, didele grupe kultu-
ringu zmoniu, priverstu gyventi
tremtyje, ,kur nors Sibire, pri-
mityviausiose gyvenimo salygo-
Sc. Ia grupe vistiek liks kultu-
ringa. Ha ti
Bet paprastai praktikoje ci-
vilizacija ir kultura zygiuoja
lygiagreciai, mes zmones troks-
ia civilizacijos patogumu, o bu-
dami kultdringesni paprastai su-.
geba ju daugiau ir pasiekti. Is
kitos puses = kulturingai asme-
nybei isaugti reikia ir palankiu
materialiniu salygu, kurias gall
garantuoti tik auksta civilizacija.
Kad krastas ekonomiskai zy-
detu, siais laikais reikia auksto
technikos mokslu lygio, o tai ne
imanoma be kitu gamtos mokslQ
auksto lygio.
Reikia geros krasto organiza-
cijos, o tai neimanoma be auksto
teisiu mokslq lygio.
Tx turtingas krastas gall pa
skirt daugiau lesu jaunuomenei
aukleti ir mokslinti.
Taip galvodami, mes greit ga
lime prieiti prie pirma minetos
klaidos ir sutapdinti civilizacija
SUI kultura. Kaip tik Amerikos
pavyzdys rodo, kad aukstojoje
civilizacijoje ir ypatingai auksta-
me ekonominio gyvenimo stan
darte, kurie taip reikalingi kul-
turai klesteti ir kelti, slypi ir
tam tikri neisvengiami pavojai,
kuriuos iskelti ir yra sio straps
nio tikslas..
Jau karo metu Lietuvoje visi
pastebejome idomu reiskini. Te-
atrai, koncertai ir kiti meniniai
parengimai blogiausiose karo
meto ekonominese salygose bu-
vo zymiai gausiau lankomi, kaip
gerais laikais. Nepaprastai paki-
10 laikrasciu ir knygu tirazai. Ia
patti reiskini mateme ir Vokieti-
joje tremtiniu tarpe. 1948 metQ
valiutu reforma zymiai pagerino
gyvenimo salygas, bet tuojau SUI
dave dideli smugi issipletusial
kultlrinei veiklai.
Kodel taip yra?
Sunkesniais laikais, ypac pi-
nigui neturint tikros vertes, ne
galint matyti aiskios ateities,
zmones neturi tikslo. taupyti, 0
svarbiausia, kad daug zmogaus
megiamu malonumu,. kaip ska
Mai pavalgyti, graziai pasipuos-
ii, keliauti ir It., tada nepasie--
kiami. Xmas, teatras, koncertai.
spauda tokiose aplinkybese lieka
-
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JAUNOSIOS LIETUVOS
H I M N A S
Maironis

W1dlIOlllS
Jaunoji Lietuvos karta,
Tevu pamilus brangia Sail,
" ja, uz ja, kick jegos gall,
sirdim galinga ir karsta
Ne uz skriaudas vien proletaro
Visos tautos varyti baro
I darbininku ellie stok
Placiausiu mostu uzsimok.
Pagerbes milzinus tautos
Ir darbus savo pirmtakdnu,
Patsai aux ateiciai galilnu
Ir savo prievoles sventos
Inesti irgi savo dali
Darbais palaimint broliu Sail
Jaunime pazangus atmink!
Garbes sau kelia pasirink!
Ant isvyniotos veliavos
Kilniai israse: uz tevyne!
Rankas sau draugiskai supyne
Pirmyn, Jaunime Lietuvos!
Pirmyn aukstai tarnaut idejai
Sviesesnes ateities kurejai!
Pirmyn, jauni draugai, pirmyr
Kaip Vilniaus Bokstai Wis
aukstyn1
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so, nutrauke Petra nuo "tribu-
nos". +
Bet tas nerimo:
- Brolyti! Tai bent naujie-
ma! Pagaliau gi sulaukem. Zinai,
rodos gatvemis begciau ir sauk-
ciau. :. simts paibeliu! Tegul vi
81 Zinc: Lietuva nepriklausoma!
Ma dabar tai mes padirbesim!
Suorganizuosim valstybe, ivesim
tvarka, nutiesim gelezinkelius,
uzmegsim prekyba Beje, ko-
kios gi sienos? o jura? o Pru-
sq Lietuva -. Ma, apie tai
paskuf. Svarbu, kad paskelbta.
A "a. astunta sausio, Sian
dien jau penkiolikta, vadinasi,
pereita antradieni - jau visa
savaite. Puiku, puiku!
Bet Giedriunas jau surimtejo.
Atsisedo ant kanapos, susinere
ant krutines rankas ir susi-
maste.
- Taip, Lietuva paskelbta ne
prlklausoma, prabilo lygiu
balsu, - taciau nemanyk, kad
tuomi viskas ir baigta. Tai tik
pradzia. Be abejo, teks dar daug
kovoti, kol ta nepriklausomybe
ivykdinsime = ir su tais paciais
vokieciais, ir su rusais, ir su
lenkais, ir dargi SUI saviskiais.
o darbo, kick darbo -.
- Beje, gi tn ne viska per-
skaitei, - pasoko jis atsimines.
= Ducks telegrama.
Ir rodydamas silenui eme skai-
tyti:
-. Astunta sausio Taryba
skelbia Lietuva nepriklausoma
metQ vasario Is diena.
Tuojau renkites grizti. Smulkme-
nos laisku. Jonas" o telegrama,
ziurek, adresuota man ir tau.
Reiskia, kad mudu tuojau ture-
SINE grizti Lietuvon.
- Grizti Lietuvon? Nu?! -
silenas nusvito, bet tuoi ir vel
apsiniauke. Skausmingai s1trau-
ke antakius, lyg ka atmine, per-
brauke ranka per kakta ir eme
vaikscioti po kambari.
- Nejaugi tuojau ir grisime?
- paklause netvirtu balsu, lyg
pats sau sakydamas.
- zinoma, negi rytoj, - pa
tvirtino Pranas, - bet kuo grei-
ciau, tue geriau. Taigi turime
rengtis, baigti reikalus, rupintis
pasais, kad gavus laiska ir pa
aiskejus dalykams, tuojau gale
tune ir vaziuoti. Brangi kick
viena diena.
Ir jis eme rengtis namo.
- Taigi, ziurek, ateinanti
sekmadieni saukiame dideli su-
shrinking. Paimsime didziule sa-
le, ispuosime, istaisysime, -
reikia tinkamai pranesti EMO
mems ir pamineti Lietuvos nepri-
klausomybes paskelbima. Prisi-
renk 81 ta pasakyti. Ma, lik svei-
kas! AS dar turiu vienur kitur
uzsukti -. - Ir draugai atsi-
Likes vienas Petras ilgai mega
lejo suvaikyti savo ninciu. Mai
sesi jos, mainesi visaip, kartais
lyg issipindamas, dejosi j neva
priimtinas isvadas, tai vel prize
sais puldamos arde ir verte ab-
surdais, rodosi, nuoseklius pro-
tavimus. O virs viso to chaoso
samoneje spindejo tik dvi aiskios
idejos: 'kad jam reikia vaziuoti
dirbti Nepriklausama Lietuva,
ir kad jis myli ir yra mylimas
iedaliai tobulos, kaip jam ro-
desi, ir grazios moteriskes -
rusaites.
Tos dvi idejos staciai plese
sileno siela j dvi push. Kad jam
reikia vaziuoti ir jis ten vaziuos,
tai buvo aisku. Bet kaip gi ri
na? Savo laimes jis gall issiza-
deti, bet ar jis turf teises griauti
ir jos laime? O taciau reiks SUI
griauti. Tai bent kokiu bu-
du padaryti taip, kad il suprastu,
kad jis, Petras, cia nekaltas,
kad jis is tiesu Lietuvai reikalin-
Uac kad Iaitar ioor ioc ,,o,,ovJ;
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$Vie S u S $e$6|iS
MYKOLAITIS PUTINAS

bino j per peti ir priglaude gal
va.
- AS myliu 80.
Tystelejo is kampu seseliai, -
skeciasi, plinta, auga - uz ka-
napos sustojo ir apsiaube, SUI
vele visa -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28

Jaunosios Kartos redakcija
savo klausima, "Ar nelaikas
pradeti jaunimui daugiau rasy-
ti?', gavo ellie laisku, kuriu min
timis noretu pasidalinti SUI save
skaitytojais.
" tuos laiskus redakcija nuo-
sirdziai dekoja, mes il nieko dau-
.giau nesiekia, kaip tik jaunimc
susidomejimo jam skirta spau-
da, hesvarbu, ar jis mdsu kelia-
MONS mintims pritaria, ar jas
kritikuoja. Didesniame jaunimo
judejime kaip tik glddi tq nauju
kelly ieskojimas, kuriais eidami
jaunieji lietuviai iseivijoje gy-
ventu paciu tikslingiausiu gyve-
nimu. Juk, is tikruju, ir tas
musu didziulis noras, kad jau-
nimas daugiau rasytu, ir yra tik
noras, kad jaunimui butu leng-
viau atrasti minetus tikruosius
gyvenimo kelius, kad jis ir save
geriau pazintu ir isrysketu jo
ikimu besisielojantiems.
Bet ka jaunimas raso?
Beveik visi jaunieji, atsiliepe
j musu keliamas mintis, pareiske
nori daugiau jaunimui skirtos
spaudos ir didesnio susirupinimo
jaunimo reikalais. Esa, dabar
jaunimas turis per mazai gall
mybiu rasyti, mes kas gi spaus-
dinsias pirmuosius ir bandomuo-
sius jaunuju kurinelius -. Jei
butu daugiau jaunimui skirtos
specialios spaudos, jie, esq, dau-
giau rasytu.
Jaunimas nerasas dar ir del
to, kad j atbaidas musu visuo-
menes partinis susiskaldymas.
Juk jie visi nori siekti vieno ir to
paties tikslo: Lietuvos islaisyi-
nimo, tad kan tos partijos,. :.
Del to jie nerasa, kadangi esq
pasijute tarp tu partiju paklyde
ir nezina, kur rasyti.
Pagaliau, jie nerasa, kadangi
jiem esq dar sunku susiorientuo-
tt naujame gyvenime. "Mes lyg
miske paklydom, iseje platuji
pasauli", - raso vienas jaunuo-
lis is Kanados, - ''ir gyvenimas
NUNS darosi neaiskus del to, kad
musu turetos idejos tokios nepa-
nasios pilka ir kasdieniska gy-
venima, kuri mes dabar gyvena-
me. Ka tad rasyti?"
Kai kuriems atrode, kad mesa
jokio pagrindo priekaistauti jau-
nimui del pasyvumo spaudoje,
nes jaunimas visai nesas pasy-
vus iseivijoje.
Salia to, beveik visi savo lais-
kuose nurodo, jog norint didesnio
jaunimo judejimo ir organizavi-
mosi, jam reikia vadu. stai vie
mas is Chicagos raso: :"Karalyste
be karaliaus, demokratija be pre-
zidento, kariuomene be vado yra
niekis, il neturi savo reiksmes.
Kariuomene - tai mes. NUNS
reikia vado ir is musu paciu tar
po." Tx jaunimo vadai, sake,
turktu geriau pazinti dabarties
jaunimo salygas GO jie pazintu,
jei butu is ju paciu tarpo", -
raso tas pats jaunuolis.). Jie SUI
prastu ju nuotaikas ir tada, kai
jie dirba fabrikuose tarp masinQ
uzimo, kai doleri kala, ir tada,
kai laisvalaikiu ziuri kaubojis-
ku filmu. Reikia geriau supras-
tt dabartini iseivijos jaunima
atsizvelgiant ir j tai, kaip jis bu-
vo aukletas per tuos paskuti-
niuosius metus. Jaunimo nuotai-
kos esancios labai nutolusios nuo
nuo idilisko bel romantisko Lie
tuvos gyvenimo. UEtat jie noretu
daugiau nauju temu, gvildenan-
ciu ju nauja dabarties gyvenima.
O Wis delto, net ir po tu jauni-
mo laisku bel pasipasakojimu,
mes noretumem pakartoti minti,
kad jaunimas iseivijoje turetu
MATS Sl1k11rti 1idnSni Sav0 iudaii-
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FOR SALE-6 Registered Aber-
deen-Angus all bred to a son of
the Sunbeam 10Th. bull, 2 lows
to calf with in 80 days, 2 heifers
with calves by side, 2 heifers two
yrs. old, many others to select
from.
Cary Holycross, Plain City,
Ohio phone 241F21. 4-10-3t
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FENCE-Complete stock of field
and poultry fence, all sizes. Lo-
Gust, steel, creosoted line and
end posts. Staples and brace wire.
Steel and wood gates. Cheek our
prices before buying. Union
County Farm Bureau Coop, Ma
rysville-phone 6071, Redwood
phone 3214, Broadway - phone
1902. 3-20-12t
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FOR SALE-Full size-high oven
gas range. Cheap. Phone 1892.
4-10-2t
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IN THE PROBATE COURT
OF UNION COUNTY. OHIO

Case No. 162O4-A
William l.. Coleman, AdminiStra-
tor of the Estate of Charles d.
Case, Plaintiff
VS..
Judy Ann Case, a minor of the
& of Is years, Bonnie Lee Case,
n minor of the age of 10 years and
Melba Case, their mother and next
friend and the person with whom
said minors reside and Ora Boards
ley and William L.. Coleman Ad-
ministrator of the Estate OF LIE
liam May Case, and the Division of
Aid for the Aged. Defendants
LEGAL NOTICE
Pursuant to the order of the Pro-
bate Court of Union County, Ohio, |
will offer for sale at public AUG
ton on the 9Th day of May, 1850
nd 1900 O'Clock A. NJ. at the North
door of the Court House in Marys-
VILE, Ohio the. following described
real estate:
Situated In the County of Union,
state of Ohio and in the village of
Magnetic Springs, Ohio and more
fully described as follows:
Being all of Lots Nos. IL and G.
in said Village on the east side of
Each lot fronting % feet on said
street and extending back I6E feet
to the alley.
one Thousand ($1, 100000 Dollars
and must be sold for not less than
two-thirds (2/3) of said appraised
value and the terms of h sale
are ten GO) percent down and the
balance upon the delivery of the
deed.
william l.. Coleman, Administrator
of the Estate of Charles y. Case,
Deceased.
William l.. Coleman, Attorney
4-13-4T
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Saturday. April Is

z. c. Radebaugh, IS miles
northwest of Columbus, ll2 miles
north of Halls Corners, Is sad
die horses and pony, % dairy cat
tie, milking equipment, 81 sheep,
26 hogs, 400 chickens, hay and
grain, 2 tractor outfits, combine,
corn picker and truck, nipple
mentS, household goods. Simp-
SONS & Latham. auctioneers.
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Saturday. April Is

Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Milligan,
1877 N. Franklin ST., Redwood,
complete line of household goods,
John Pfarr Jr., auctioneer.
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Wednesday, ApriI 26

Sturgis H. Cheney, executor of
the estate of Jessie NJ. Fisher, at
her late home in Redwood, COM
plete line of household goods.
John Pfarr Jr., auctioneer.
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"Wednesday. April Is

Mrs. w. A. Everett, 3 miles
north of Prospect, household
goods, hay and grain, machinery
and tools. John Pfarr Jr., auc-
tioneer.
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Thursday, April 20

Ralph Brust, 2 miles west of
Milford Center, two miles west
of Route 4, 50 head of Holstein
cattle. Simpson & Sons, auction
GERS.
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Public Sales
Coming in Union County
Friday. April u

j. r. John" Reynolds, l mile
north of Somersville, 10 cattle,
20 hogs, sheep, 638 poultry, inn
plements, household goods. John
Pfarr Jr., a]uctioneer.
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FRIDAY, April IA

Lewis Nicols, 5 miles west of
Kenton, on Route 80. farm
machinery. G la yton T emple,
auctiOneer.
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PUMPS FOR LOAN-Does your
basement fill up with water?
We have the pump for you. Do
.lan's Plumbing & Heating. Phone
5061. 5-2-tf
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SATURDAY.. April lS

A. c. Sheehe, North Lewis
burg, household goods and mis-
cellaneous. Chef Teets, auction
Ger.
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Farmers
Exchange

FOR SALES bushels of Gin
ton seed oats, cleaned and
treated, Sl.20 a bu. Warren Stur-
geon, 2 miles north of New Calf
ornia. Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-13

FOR SALE-Catawba posts. Ted
Nicol Rt. 4, Marysville on Dog
leg rd. Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-13

FOR SALE - Good mixed hay,
wire baled, $50 ton Edgar Adj
elsberger, Jr. Phone 3577.
4-l0-lts
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OBITUARY.. MEMoH1AM
CARD OF THANKS
CARD OF THANKS

~AhAtD " AMkNNAFN~~
Il want to thank my many
friends who visited me while |
was in hospital and since my re-
turn home and the cheerful
greetings and gifts were very
much appreciated.
1t Leila Wyeth, Broadway, o.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-13

FOR SALE

NEW GENUINE-G. l.. work
shoes, all widths, sizes up to
is. $4.85 to S5.85. Hundreds of
genuine c.. I. Oxfords, leather
lined worn by students, sizes up
to IA, all widths, fine for work or
dress, $2.95 to 1895. Government
Surplus Store, Raymond. 3-13-tf
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-13

FOR SALE-G. P. John Deere;
one 1894 Ford Ferguson; 2 F-12
Farmalls on rubber, pillow, culti-
vator, mower and disc. Smith &
Hinderer, Ferguson Tractor and
Implement, 222 E. Eighth ST., phi.
1882. 4-10-tf
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SEE-The new Admiral refrig-
orators and stoves now. Miller
Furniture Store, Marysville.
2-6-tf
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-13

FOR SALE single unit Rite
way mixers, new style, Carl
Worthington, Redwood, phone
4756. Its
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FOR SALE

~ROOFING-We now have in
stock, a complete selection of
5-V and 3-V roofing, $3.50 per
square. Union County Farm Bur
eau. Marysville, phone 6071.
4-3-8t
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FOR SALE-PloW-down attach
ment for fertilizer. Half price;
l6 hoe grass seed drill, $40; Dun
field soy beans, suitable for seed;
2-bottom, l2-inch international
pillow. Charles Mutter, Redwood,
phone 4725. Its
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FOR ~SALE-Farmall reg tractor
on steel, with pulley and power
take-off, all complete with set
of good 2-14 inch tractor plows;
also Spotted Poland China SOW
coming with second litter of pigs.
L. F. DeGood, Marysville Rt. /
212 mi. S. w. Pharisburg. 4-13-lts
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FarmerS
Exchange

FOR SALE registered Here
ford bulls, old enough for heav-
~ service, good type and pedi-
gree. Adams, Hereford farm, r.
win ION Ri. A.. 4-6-5t*
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FOR SALE-Registered Hamp-
shire boar, one year old; open
gifts for fall farrow.... two bred
gifts to farrow last of April. F.
l.. Patton, ! mi. south of Broad
way. 4-t3-Its
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FOR SALE-Year-old Holstein
bull, sired by a son of Dunlog-
gin Master Oliver, 16 mi. n. of
Marysville on State Route 4, l..
j. Dodrill, Ri. 3 Redwood, o.
4-13-lts
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EVERYBODY'S- ing to
Hot Point. Spurling-McKit-
dick Electric CO. 100 N. Main St.
Phone 2751. 3-6-tf
Evening star., 1950-10-29
A GIRL MUST BE SENSIBLE
Continued from page eleren

passed the snapshot matter-of-
factly to Patty; her lips frightened,
and she gave it a brief glance.
Very pretty" she said between
her teeth.
Blonde, we called her." Deke
heaved an elaborate sigh. Silky
black hair, eyes to match. and her
figure well, you can see for
yourself. Met her on rest-leave up
in the Vale of Kashmir. Anglo
Burmese, think she was" He
slipped the photograph into his
wallet, and pushed back his chair.
BE sure to let me know when you
get to where you're going, Russ.
know all the APO's. | can fix you
up. No sense in a fellow sitting
around alone" he added inno-
Gently. especially if he hasn't got
a wife to worry about" He tossed
Patty an amiable salute. so long.
Swell meeting you"
PATTY watched him as he saun-
tered toward the bar. and slid his
thigh across the stool at the far
end. She squashed her cigarette
venomously on the ash tray, and
turned to Russ. Her eyes were
blazing. Russ. We're going to get
married. Right now"
Russ's jaw sagged. "Huh?"
I'm down here, the family is
Evening star., 1950-10-29

with me. We can have the cere-
mony Sunday in the Post chapel" D"
Her chin had a determined tilt.
ITS the only sensible thing"
The bartender slid a glass in
front of Deke, and he opened his
wallet to take out bill. The pho
tograph dropped onto the pol
ished wood. The bartender leaned
over and gave a low whistle. Boy.
is she stacked! Who is she?"
~ DON'T know. Never saw her in
my life. Just pin-up picture one
of the guys sent back from India"
He tipped it carelessly across the
bar. Want it,"
He lifted his glass, and his eyes
raised to the mirror. Russ and
Patty were concluding an en-
brace; Russ was wearing a smear
of lipstick and a foolish grin.
Over Patty's shoulder, he caught
Deke's eye and gave him a quick
okay sign with thumb and finger.
Deke hoisted his glass in silent
toast.
You know, if | ever found
girl like that" he unused half
aloud, II might settle down some
time myself"
The bartender was studying the
photograph.
Me, too," he agreed. The End
Evening star., 1950-10-29

WOMAN begins by resisting q mans adpances and
ends by blocking his retreat. -. Oscar Wilde
Evening star., 1950-10-29

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