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Evening star., 1950-02-26

RES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - Ex-
cellent store, in busy ne. shopping
area, next to Peoples Drug Store
equipment valued at $4,000, with
booths and mod. soda fountain
spotless tiled kit; . steal at Sl1 900
$s; $780, ;1o9 deTn, e,ol lRAFFE1L real
WOODWORKING PLANT for sale
Completely equip. for sash, screen
and cabinet; will teach operation
and guarantee wholesale contacts
Illness forces sale. No good will
Best cash offer. Brandywine 3241.
RESTAURANT-SAN SHOP -
About S165 daily, no Sundays
$4,000 handles. r. M. DE SHAZO
212g-A Penna. ave. ma. $500. !,
shop, Sill. Spr. area. Average!
ssii. 4. EN- N. PS isHAzo' sise-1 I
Penna. ave. Ma. $500.
DRY CLEANING PLANT-Suburbar
Md; started solvent, 1st-class cond
For details call MR.. JOHNSON, IA
Roo8iNG, HoUsE-Not far iron
Dupont Cir: 10 rms. 8 baths; Sill
rent, lease; inc. quoted S291 mo.
plus 3-rm. apt; 81 500 dn. EDWIr
dsn1IhIISS 4 MhIS Re 5i4oi 5ti., w.t.. !, ,oo
terms; rent. $50 q month; lease
terms, including stock. EDWIN L
MLI9. RE, $40.
BTABLISHED DRy-CLEANING agen
cy; 666 Mass. ave. Ne; any rea
oonable oder over 500; selling du
70 other husiness. -27
Evening star., 1950-02-26

LEARN TO BE CONTEST WINNER
Helen King. New York contest judge
lecturing afternoon and: evenini
classes. Call Ii. 7-1101 or TH
Evening star., 1950-02-26

HAND LAUNDRY
On Eye st. NV. between 18th a.
goth st. NV; also has dry cleo
ing; Gross income quoted $500
week; rent, 500 . month; tot
price, $4,000.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
Evening star., 1950-02-26

EDWIN l.. ELLIS
1n1O Vermont Ava DE KAN
Evening star., 1950-02-26

JEWELRY SHOP. Silver Spring loo.
excel. spot for matchmaker. Pricet
for quick sale
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-21
81 PROBLEMOS
zodi turf brolis A. M. Auginas is Bay Shore, N. Y

SLA reikalu svarstymas ir lei
dimas SLA nariams pareiksti
nuomones yra labai pagirtinas
Dirvos zingsnis. Taip Dirvai pa
sitvarkius, ir as, ilgametis SLA
narys, prasausi balso.
Ar tas svarstymas per Dirva
duos SLA. organizacijai greit IL
matomos nandos ir ar patenkins
paskirQ nariu (speju - didziu-
mos) nora padaryti labai reika-
lingu pakeitimu Tevynej, ta tik
ateitis parodys. Bet berai ir tas
kad Dirva pasidrasino atidaryti
savo skiltis discussions apie
SLA reikalus. Mes, mat, items
reikalams leidziamas SLA orga.
mas Tevyne apsitvere gelezine
siena (per seimu nutarimus) il
leidzia pareiksti mint tik items,
kurie sugeba jas pareiksti taip,
kaip "konstitucija leidzia". @
ia tik tie asmenys, kurie nori
tik tie asmenys, kurie nori al
ar nenori kuri rasini j Tevyne
ideti, tai kittens SLA nariams
ir nelieka galimybes laisvai il
nevarzomai pasirodyti Tevyneje
SUI savo nuomonemis.
SLA vadovybes rinkimo metu
gal ir pateisinama uzdaryti Te-
vynes duris rinkiminei propagan-
dai. Bet visiems kittens SLA
reikalams Tevyne turetu butt at
dara, kad butu galima pakalbeti
ir padiskutuoti apie visus be is
imties SLA reikalus. Aisku, kad
SLA narys, kuriam rupi orga-
nizacijos gerove ir garbe, nera-
sys siekdamas organizacijai pa
kenkti, o pasisakys mint. kaip
butu galima ka pagerinti. Ma
rial. tas mintis bel sumanymus
skaitydami, turetu progos geriau
SUI reikalais susipazinti ir kuopu
susirinkimuose ta aptarti ir pri-
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rengti delegatus, kad padarytu
reikalingus nutarimus. Argi toks
konstruktyvus darbas gall butt
priesingas organizacijos gero-
vel? 0 vienok prie dabartines
"konstitucijos" tas skaitoma ne
naudingu ar net kenksmingu !.
Siuo laiku SLA organo Tevy-
mes klausimas yra labai svarbus
ir il reikia nuodugniai apsvarsty-
ii, kad butq galima padaryti rel
kalingus pakeitimus. Jeigu to
bus atsiekta (zinoma, ne anks-
ciau, kaip ateinanciame seime),
tai butq didele nauda organiza-
cijai, jos nariams ir visai Ameri-
kos lietuviu iseivijai, o Dirvai uz
tai bltu didelis dekui.
Dirva 35-me numeryje smulk-
meniskai skaiciuoja Tevynes pa
jamas ir islaidas. AS tue tarpu j
skaicius nesigilinsiu. Tai ne taip
svarbu. Svarbu yra stai kas:
Ar Tevyne, tokia, kokia il da-
bar yra, atnesa nauda ir garbe
organizacijai, ar j patenkina di-
dziuma SLA nariu ir ar il yra
naudinga bel reikalinga seniems
ir naujiems Amerikos lietu-
viams?
Nesuklysiu pasakydamas, kad
j ta klausima didele didziuma
nariu ir nenariu trumpai atsa-
kys: negera, nenaudinga ir ne
reikalinga.
Jeigu taip, tai kodel SLA va
dovybe ir seimai to nemate ir
nepakeite? Atsakant j ia klausi-
ma tenka pasakyti, jog, matyti,
kas nors, kur nors virsunese to-
kios Tevynes nori ir todel il to-
kia yra. Kokiais isskaiciavimais
to norma, nespeliosiu, tai ne
svarbu. Svarbu prirengti. narius
taip, kad jie tuos norus galetu
nustumti j Sail, o Tevyne vel pa
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AS esu tikras, kad laimingai baigsis,
bet kick zmonems vargo ir nervu
kaStuos
= Xiii tick pergyvena, kad rimtai
suserga.
- Ma, kaip gi nesusirgs! Daugelis
m1su serga persekiojimo ir baimes IL
ga. Ir visai ne del savo kaltes. Bet ten,
as manau, pagysim. Amerika laisvas ir
platus krastas. Sta juodoji ranka gal
ten nebepasieks.
Tu manai, bolsevikai?
= Ma, zinoma! Kas gi kitas! Jie
veike ir tbeveikia per visas globojama-
sias istaigas. Tick pirmiau UNRRA,
tick dabar IRO ju netruksta. Daznai
nebezinodavai, ar tos istaigos uztaria,
globoja tave, ar skandina. Juk atsimeni
pacius pirmuosius skryningus. Esminis
klausimas budavo: kodel pasitraukei
nuo bolseviku? Kodel atsiradai Vokie-
tijoje, ne kur kitur? Ir kaip atsiradai?
Vadinasi, kaip perejai Vokietijos sic
na: traukiniu, arkliais, automobiliu, ar
pescias? Jei arkliais ar automobiliu, tai
kur juos paskum padejai? Kan parda-
vel, uz kick? Jei pasakei gera kaina,
tai tu vokieciu draugas, atsieit, nacis,
fasistas! 0 jei toksai, tai bolseviku prize
sas, tue pat irl sajungininku, mes anie
draugai. Toki tik j Niurnberga, teis-
ma, arba repatrijuoti, vadinasi, ITEMS
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-21

Kristina suprato savo vyro busena,
bet j nekantri ir nepakente tylejimo.
- Ko toks susimastes ir nieko ne
kalbi? Juk, rodos, viskas dabar baigta
If, .galima sakyti, laimingai. Sudieu,
Europa ir visas musq pragaras.
Vytautas staiga krustelejo. 10 akys
nervingai zybciojo ir blaskesi.
= Baigta tai baigta. Bet tasai nuo-
latinis tampymas, kyotos, itarinejimai
taip jau paveike nervus, jog negaliu at
sigauti. Kai pagalvoju, atrodo kvaila,
bet Sit savaime, prizes savo valia, ,dairaus
j kranta ir tarytum SUI laukine baime
ziuriu, ar neatsiveja dar kas nors ir ne
moja, kad sustabdytu laiva. Gal vel koks
pasaluniskas skundas ir vel begalinis
tampymas. Ak, tie judosiski skundai,
opaskum tokia neaiski, kankinanti buk-
le... Svarbiausia, kad nieko nezinai,
kas, del ko. Niekas nepasako. Aiskiai
jauti, kad yra priesas, bet kur ir kas?
Nei kaip gintis, nei kur pagalbos sauk-
tis. -. Tikrai, kaip piktosios dvasios ap-
sestas, kuri jau nebijo nei svento kry-
ziaus, nei maldos. Natal gi: Juozaiciai,
Karklenai, Degesiai turejo butt musu
transporte, Shame laive, bet neplaukia
kartu. Vadinasi, sulaikyti ir paciu pas
kutiniu momentu. Visas komisijas, ro-
dos, svariai, tvarkingai praejo, o cia,
paskutinej stovykloj, ,ikliuvo ir tick.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-21
EL DORADO
j. Svaistas
J. Svaistas

Galu gale suskambo visuose sky
rluose ispejamieji skambalai, sustauge
slrena II laivas pajudejo. Pc keturiu
valandu tvarkymosi, rikiavimo ir ilgo.
nekantraus laukimo, laive prasideio
naujas keliones etapas. Visur DyPy
gyvenime tas pats kantrybes ir nervu
tampymas.
Laivas didziulis, baltas ir zvilgas,
tarytum svajone. Kaip milziniskas ke-
liu aukstu pastatas pluduriavo jis Bre-
merhaven'o uoste, paciam siauriniam
Vokietijos pakrastyje. Stambios auksi-
mes raides USAT GENERAL M. B.
ST E W ART is tolo garsino ano vyro
varda.
Uosto vandenyse laivas judejo pa
mazu, pasisukinedamas. Panasu buvo
j zmogu, kuris ilgesnen kelionen isvyk-
damas, lyg apsigalvoja, apsizvalgo, kol
nutolsta nuo nanny. Tx tada paspar-
tina zingsni.
Krantine buvo nuosali, prekine, uz-
krauta ir nedziuginanti akies. Nei paly-
dovQ, nei iprasto klegesio atsisveiki-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-21

nant bel isleidziant nebuvo. Tikras
tremtiniQ transportas, kurie seniai jau
vienisi, nuo visko atskirti ir etapu eta
pals Varinejami.
sitokia nuotaika ryskejo daugelio
isplaukianciuju veiduose. Keista, sun
kiai isaiskinama nuotaika, kada atlieka-
mas veiksmas savo ir ne savo valia, ka-
da priverstinai pasirenkama viena is
maziau blogu iseiciu. Rodos, vel
is naujo ir gal paskutini karta atsisvei-
kinama ne SUI svetima salim, bet su
savo tevyne. Dabar jau zymiai tolejo
tevyne. Skaudesnis beviltiskumas siau-
be siela ir klaikia baime draske sirdi,
tarytum laukinio paukscio, sugniauzto
saujoje.
Vytautas Raudenis su savo zmona
Kristina stovejo denyje B atsireme ap-
tvaros. Keista atrode: abudu ziurejo ne
j prick, laivo kryptimi, bet atgal, j
krantine. Krantineje tebestoviniavo
bent desimtis Konsuliarines DIP Patik-
rinimo Komisijos pareigunu ir keliolika
vietiniu vokieciu smalsuoliu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-21

patterns bolsevikams j nasrus
Vytautas susimaste. Apmaudingas,
neramus nusisuko j sali Pc valandeles
vel blykciojo jo akys.
Visaip kamantinejo, kraipe ia
DyPy...
Kristina priekaistingai, smarkes-
niu balsu prabilo:
= Bet, natal, kurie buvo apsuk-
rus, greit susiorientavo. Tx tn ir keli
toki versiai ikliuvo taip, kad tuoj pc
skryningo isake per dvi valandas issi-
kraustyti is stoyyklos. Del taves ir as
turejau tick iskenteti =. /. Pamanyk tik,
ismete ir zinokis: arba mirk badu, buk
vokieciu stumdomas po visus pasalius,
arba pasiduok bolsevikams, kurie to tik
ir laukia, nagus isskete!
- Kodel tu, Kristina, tokia netei-
singa? Sakai keli. Argi tik viena tokia
stovykla buvo? Juk mete is visQ - de-
simtimis ir simtais -.
- Vistiek labai kvaila buvo is ia
vo puses. Ir atsakyk tn man taip nevy-
kusiai! 0 juk as tave buyau ispejusi
ir mokiau, kaip atsakyti j klausima, ko-
del pasitraukei is Lietuvos: "Gelbeda-
mas savo gyvybe If laisve!" AS buvau
slaptai nugirdus is pat Central Office.
Ten sedejo estai If pasnibzdom patari-
nejo saviesiems. Kodel tn tada nepa-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-21

. Kun. Kazys Mazutis, dabar
gyvenas Bostone, isleido knyge-
le, pavadinta Didziosios Grumty-
mes. Knygele galima gauti Dar-
bininko redakcijoje, 366 w. Bro
adway, So. Boston, Mass. Kny-
gele spausdinta Vokietijoj.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-21

daryti tokia, kokia il kadaise
buvo: prakilni, garbinga ir vi
stems naudinga..
Tokia mintis, kad dabartine
Tevyne yra reikalinga, gall butt
tik centro rastineje. Jeigu ras-
tine taip manytq ar mano, tai
il turf zinoti ir, be abejo, Zinc,
kad jei Tevyne kan ir duoda
naudos, tai tik niekam kitam,
kaip kuopu organizatoriams, ku-
rie "verbuoja" naujus narius.
Bet jeigu Tevyne pasvenciama
tik organizatoriams, naujus ma
rius padeti prirasyti, tai kuriems
galams jos spausdina desimti
tukstanciu, kada uztektq tik apie
viena tukstanti ir tai tik karta
per menesi vietoj kiekvienos sa-
vaites? Juk ne paslaptis, kad ir
patys organizatoriai visko kas
savaite neskaito, tik pasijuo-
kia ir dar pasipiktina, kad ju in
telektas izeidziamas. Todel ne
bandykime saves apgaudineti,
manydami, kad per Tevyne lavi-
name ir skatiname organizato-
rius ir tik jos deka gaunam daug
'priverbuotu" nariQ. Ia lygiai
gerai pasieksim siusdami orga-
nizatoriams Tevyne ir tik karta
per menesi.
tSpausdindami Tevyne karta
per menesi ir siuntinedami tik
Iorganizatoriams, sutaupysime le-
sQ fondui tukstancius doleriu. Jei
manome, kad apyskaitos ir pro-
tokolai svarbu pranesti ir ma
Rams, tai pasiuskime jiems tai
pora kartu per metus, mes ir da-
bar jie nieko daugiau negauna,
kaip tik tick.
Leidziant Tevyne karta per
menesi ir tik viena tukstanti, o
visiems nariams tik du kartus
per metus, nereikes tick tonu po-
pierio, nereikes tick pastui mo-
keti, nler1eiks l1 tick islaidu ekspe-
1'dicijaail, ri 2 i, 75-dolerinio redakto-
riaus nereikes, mes ia darba su-
tvarkys rastineje dirbanti mer-
gate ar spaustuves darbininkas.
nasvesdamas tam per menesi
ketverta dienu.
Jeigu norma ir manoma Te-
vyne laikyt tokia. kokia il yra,
tai Sis planas butu sveikas ir
pelningas. Bet ieigu norime Te-
vynes, kaip laikrascio, didziau-
sios Americas lietuviu organiza-
cijos organo, kuris nestu visiems
nauda ir garbe, kultura ir ap-
svieta. tai cia jau kitas klausi-
mas. Tuo klausimu gal teks pa
kalbeti veliau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-21
KAS IR KUR

. Rusai pakele j uzsienius SUM-
ciamq laisku tarifa. Dabar uz
paprasta laiska is Rusijos (taip
pat ir is Lietuvos) reikia mo-
keti 40 kapeiku, uz atviruka -
25 kapeikos. Laisko registravi-
mas - 70 kapeiku. Is Americas
j uzsienius paprastas laiskas ap-
mokamas 5 centais. Rusai ofici-
aliai sake, kad doleris yra keturi
rubliai, bet is laisku kainos isei-
ma, kad doleris yra net 8 rubliai.
. Paskutiniuoju laiku j Austria
lila is Vokietijos emigruojancius
tremtinius veza lektuvais. Ke-
lione trnka penkias dienas. We
ia britu kelioniu biuro lektuvais.
. Sachmatininkas Povilas Val
tonis, gyvenas Hamiltone, Kama
doj, sachmatu pirmenybese lai-
mejo Ontario sachmatu meiste-
rio varda. 10 laimejima placiai
apraSe Kanados spauda.
. Prasidejus mokslo metams,
daugumoje lietuviu kaloniju at
gaivinamos arba steigiamos ses-
tadienines lietuviskos mokyklos,
kuriose mokoma lietuviu kalbos,
Lietuvos istorijos, geografijos,
kai kur ir literaturos.
. I Americas imigracijos istai-
ga Montrealyje, Kanadoje, nu-
keltas imigracijos inspektoriaus
pareigoms lietuvis visuomeninin-
kas Vytautas sirvydas.
. IRO susitare su JAW katali-
ku, protestantu ir zydu religine-
mis- organizacijomis pervezti
JAW 100 tremtiniu invalidu il
ju seimu.
. Girdeti, kad IRO savo veikla
prates Xxi 1851 metu rugsejo
menesio. Esamu nutarimu, jos
veikla turf baigtis 1851 metQ
kovo menesi.
. Teisininkas Martynas Kavolis
tebegyvena Vokietijoje ir dirba
IRO istaigoje Ebingene.
. Laikrastininkas V. Alseika,
gyvenes Bostone, persikele gy-
venti j Clevelanda.
. Toronto universitete moksli-
nj darba dirba chemikai inzinie-
rial A. Zubrys ir Jonas Mauru-
kas..
. Tarptautineje futbolo olimpi-
adobe Rio de Janeiro plevesavo ir
Lietuvos veliava. Nors Lietuva
savo komandos ir neturejo, bet
ia sumaniai atstovavo sporti-
ninkas ir radio pranesejas Ed.
Gircys.
. Sachmatininkas Skema Nau-
josios Anglijos pirmenybese Pro-
vidence, R. l., laimejo antra vie
ta. Jis surinko tik - tasko ma
ziau, kaip pirma vieta laimejes.
Evening star., 1950-10-11
ADVERTISEMENT.
RABBITS are also a specially

RABBITS are also a speciality
with our market stands. Fat,
firm, domestic rabbits (not the
wild ones, but rabbits specially
bred and fed for delicious
dishes) are ready for the fry
ing pan, or for a delightful
rabbit pot pie.
You'd be surprised how much
favor the lOwly rabbit has come
into lately. Its excellent flavor
is very much in evidence on
Washington tables these days.
And for economical dishes, you
can't do better than the rabbit.
HOW MANY chickens cross
the road each week to get to
our poultry stands? Literally
thousands. As many as twenty
five thousand, or more, are sold
each week, at retail, in Center
Market City.
Where do they come from?
Mostly from Virginia's beauti-
full Shenandoah Valley, one Of
the great poultry raising areas
of the East. They come from
nearby, fresh, so fresh, that the
chickens to be sold at Center
Market City tomorrow were
enjoying the view of the beau
tiful Blue Ridge Mountains
this morning. They are brought
in during the night, great
trailer loads, refrigerated and
ready for your table.
= -
so, may we suggest poultry
for your menus this week?
You'll find one of the finest
selections in America at
CENTER MARKET CITY
5th and K NV.
Evening star., 1950-10-11
ADVERTISEMENT.
Embarrassed by webbing
FALSE TEETH?

You won't be, once you try PERMA-
GRIP denture powder! This marvellous
newwhite powder anchors plates firmly
comfortably for hours. Non-acid
-. tasteless. It won't ball up" Made
by makers of famous Pro-phy-lac-tic
Tooth Brush. Get relief with PERMA-
GRIP Dental Plate Powder. At all drua
counters.
Evening star., 1950-10-11
&Ixx&t
GENTER
MARKET CITY
wM Nf AXke|

WITH rat KaXXS|
OUR story of Center Market
City this week concerns lie
poulet. We've been reading so
many Ere n C h menus
lately that we're entirely in a
French moody LIE poulet, as
you know, is the chicken. And
such a lovely, lovely bird it is!
TO BE absolutely corny, may
we say that we know why
chickens cross the road? In
Washington, naturally, they
cross the road to get to Center
Market City. Millions of them.
Wonderful, fat fowls from the
Shenandoah Valley are our
pride and joy.
And like our meats, we like
for you to know exactly what
you're buying in chicken. Just
another of the reasons why
business is so good these days
at Center Market City.
Chickens, turkeys, ducks,
geese, squads, pheasants,
grouse, wild ducks-in fact al
most any kind of poultry you
can think of !. can be found,
naturally, under our roof.
Evening star., 1950-02-05
THIS TAKES COURAGE
Continued from preceding page
HY PEsKIN

short. But he - Ace - well, he
wasn't really a hero. He wasn't
even very brave. He did terrific,
wonderful things, of course, but
he was one of those queer guys
who don't even know what fear
is. 1t doesn't need bravery to do
things you love to do and that
you're not the least little bit
afraid of. Ace was no more
capable of fear than - a sky
rocket"
PEACE. The kind of peace he
found for a few moments there
in the sky began to creep into
Harold Jones' troubled soul. He
wanted to tell her about that. He
wanted, if the CAA would give
him this license, to take her up
there into the sky so they could
feel it together. 1t was a good
feeling, like the feel OF her hand
now against his cheek. But he
still doubted himself. 1t must
have shown in his eyes because
a moment later she said, II
think that you are the bravest
man I ever met, Harold. Does
that do it?''
With his we'll hand he took the
hand that rested against his
cheek. kissed it. The End
Evening star., 1950-02-05
advertisement
FACTS ABOUT
TOOTH DECAY

of tooth decay - and just as many
theories about preventing it. Al
most all dental authorities agree
that there is no such thing as a
single preventive.
Most of the present theories
about causes of tooth decay can
be grouped generally as follows:
UD Bacterial theory.
(2) Nutritional theory.
60 Functional theory.
Obviously no dentifrice can
overcome possible nutritional and
functional causes which may be
the most important and which
have to do with such factors as
improper diet, especially in the
early years of life, and with inn
proper functioning of the bodily
organs.
Dentifrice manufacturers and
pharmaceutical institutions like
Squibb have made available prod
ucts which attack cause number |,
the bacterial theory.
Squibb uses magnesium hy-
drate base in dentifrices to help
neutralize mouth acids in which
harmful bacteria thrive. Some use
ammoniated substances to combat
these bacteria. There is no concin-
sive proof that one method is
more effective than the other.
Almost without exception, how
ever, dentists recommend brush
ing teeth regularly with some form
of dentifrice after every meal. For
even though all do not feel that a
dentifrice can help prevent decay,
they know that dentifrices have
other important functions :. +. to
improve the appearance of your
teeth to clean away food par
ticles i. to freshen your taste and
breath. Squibb, for example, con-
tains real mint as a refresher. 1t
also contains the finest, safest pol
ishing ingredient known. Purity
and safety, of course, are of ut
most importance. Squibb, for one,
contains no acids or harsh abra-
sives. If swallowed it has a gentle
antacid effect.
Remember good, reliable
dentifrice may combat only one
of the several possible causes of
tooth decay: Seeing your dentist
regularly for complete check-up
is still the best way to save your
self needless trouble, pain and
expense.
E.RSOUIBB Il Sons
Evening star., 1950-02-05

other men and loves because oft.
For a long time neither of them
spoke, then they said the words
that should have been said long
ago. Then they were quiet again
and Sally said, 'Lola's very
proud of you. She says you're a
hero. Of course she heard other
people say it first. Including
me-"
Slowly, and with some pain,
he shook his head. mo" he said.
"I've got to confess to you, Sally.
I can't pretend to you. Off and
on all day today I've been terri
fed. l had to force myself to keep
on" The tears spilled out of his
eyes but he smiled. II tried but
its no use. I'm not up to your
standard, Sally. When | pulled
the stick back to miss those kids,
l nearly died of fright" He
looked away. "Ace wouldn't have
been scared at all. l i guess I
just can't compete"
CAREFULLY Sally slipped an
arm under his bandaged head.
my darling" she whispered.
''It isn't disloyal if l tell you
something. Of course l loved Ace
a great deal, even though
always knew it it would be
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-08-10
'Potricio Ann Scobey
To Wed Jack Votes
On August 24th

OF widespread interest in
Holmes county and Mississippi is
The announcement today of the
engagement and approaching
marriage of Miss Patricia Ann
Scobey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Max Armstrong Scobey, to MI.
Jack Brooks Yates, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas E. Yates, of Shelby
The marriage vows will be
pledged on Thursday, August "a,
at the Scobey home in Lexington
at six o'clock in the evening.
The lovely bride to be was edu.
Gated in the schools of Lexington
and attended Mississippi State
College for Women at Columbus.
She was graduated from the Uni
versity of Mississippi where she
was a popular member of Chi O.
mega social sorority, Pi Lambda
honorary educational fraternity
and of Pix, honorary Intersorority.
MI. Yates was also graduated
from the University of Mississip-
pi where he was president of Phi
Delta Theta social fraternity, vice
president Of the University Ma
agement Association, and a mem
Der of Delta Sigma Pi profession
al business fraternity. He served
l8 months in the army and is now
engaged in the insurance business
in Lexington where they will be
at home.
A number of pre-nuptial affairs
will honor Miss Scobey.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-08-10
Society Clubs Personals
Susan Gwinner Is
Honored At Porty

Mrs. Sydney P. Rhyme was a
gracious hostess on Thursday af-
ternoon of last week to a bingo
party honoring little Miss Susan
Gwinner, of Atlanta, Ga, guest of
Miss Gretchen Povall.
A number of attractive prizes
were given in the afternoon
games which were greatly enjoyed
by the honoree and the following
guests, Betty Miles, Betsy Harper
Heinrich, Patty and Amanda Po-
vail and Gretchen Povall.
Sandwiches, cookies and punch
were served.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-08-10
RusseHs' Are Hosts
To Friday Club

DR.. and Mrs. Gordon Russell
were hosts to members of the Fri
day night club at their home last
week.
Lovely summer flowers were
used to brighten the reception
rooms.
High score was won by Mr.. and
Mrs.sW. o. Thompson who were
guests as well as Mrs. Harry Gwin-
ner, of Atlanta, Ga.
A delicious salad plate with
CokeS was served.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-08-10

sunday Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Fincher had
as their Sunday guests Mrs. B. w.
Moore of Durant; Mrs. Sol Seel-
binder, of Cleveland, and the lat
ter'S son, B. M. Seelbinder and
Mrs. S~eelbinder, of Chapel Hill,
Y. G., Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Reid and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Sincher, Jr. and children.
The Finchers' also had as their
guests last week Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Carpenter. Mrs. Wilma
kolnek and daughter, Milledene,
Miss Jean Emerson, all of Ken
nedy, Texas.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-08-10

Mrs. Eugene Hermann and
daughter, Betty, are in West
Point visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Cary Whitehead.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-08-10
Weekend Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Levi and
daughter Mildred Gene, Mrs. Ed
gar Masur and son, David all of
Monroe, La, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Paris.