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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-08-17
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MYKOLAITIS PUTINAS

buvo laisvas ir lietuviu kariuo-
menes darbe galejo dalyvauti
Silenas buvo geras darbininkas
Oar studentaudamas pasizyme-
jo organizatoriaus gabumais, Q
dabar, neziurint jauno amziaus,
visu buvo laikomas rimtu visuo-
menes veikeju. Taciau Silenas
ne tik tue nesididziavo, bet jis
pats kaip ir nepastebejo savo
kilimo. Tai buvo geroji jo budo
ypatybe. Del to visi j mylejo
ir prie jo linko.
Tiesa, ir pavirsutine savo is
vaizda Silenas dare malonaus
ispudzio. Grazaus sudejimo,
virsu suverstais plaukais, atviro
veido, SUI smailai apkirpta juoda
barzdziuke, visados svariai ap-
sitaises Petras atrode tikras in
|teligentas, nors ne dabita.
Neziurint karsto savo patrio-
tizmo, Silenas nejaute ne ma
ziausios antipatijos svetimtau-
CLANS. Draugavo SUI lietuviais,
draugavo ir su nelietuviais. Ma
ia, kad draugavo, dar gi lsimy-
lejo ruse :.
- Tai kas, kad Irka ruse -
maste Wis dar teberymodamas
prizes ugni Petras, - negi vesti
as ja ketinu -.
Staiga dingtelejo jam visai
nauja mintis:
Gi il pasisake name my
Init, ir as sakiau, kad myliu.
Kuo gi visa tai baigsis? Pc ka-
ro as grisiu Lietuvon, ji?...
Pamesti, palikti jar.
Petras isgastingai atsikele
nuo kedes ir perejo pora kartu
per kambari.
Net keista Silenui, kodel, va,
tik siandien eme kilt tokiu min
ciu. Trina pazino jau daugiau,
kaip puse metu. Patiko jam tuo-
jau. Buvo grail, be gallo sim
patinga. Patrauke j kazkokiu
moterisku grakstumu, kuri reis-
ke kiekvienas jos judesys, kick,
vienas zodis. Itikdavo savaime
be moro itikti, ar atrodyti gra-
zesne, negu is tiesu yra. Be to,
issilavinusi, idealiste, gero is
auklejimo ir sveiku paziurQ, mo-
kanti ir pajuokauti ir rimtai
pakalbeti, - Silenui, dar mazai
pazinusiam moteris, atrode tik-
ra tobulybe, idealas.
Suzinojusi, kad silenas lietu-
Wis, Trina nutare arciau SUI JUG
susipazinti. ii apskritai domejo-
81 Rusijos svetimtauciais, O ypa6
Lietuva, kuria jai brolis kari.
ninkas aprasinejo laiskuose is
fronto, dar karo pradzioj.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-08-17

Daznai istisus vakarus prase-
dedavo Petras Irinos seimynoje.
Ir ten visiems mokejo itikti -
ir senutei motinai, ir brolienei,
ir dviems jos vaikuciams. Dau-
giau nieko namuose ne nebuvo.
Gerdavo arbata, snekuciuodavo,
paskui eidavo prie pianino -
Trina gerai skambino, Petras
graziai dainavo. Ir taip lneju-
ciomis slinkdavo valandos. 0
netrukus paprastas palankumas,
paskui simpatija, virto tikra
meile. Abudu tai jaute, bet ne
driso prisipazinti ne tik vienas
kitam, bet ir sau.
Keistas, rodos, dalykas. Jis
- lietuvis patriotas, il = ruse
|patriote, jis vieno visuomenes
sluogsnio, il kito - ir vienas
kitam mckenzie ir neketino kenk-
ii. Abu jaute visiska savo sielu
sutarima ir patenkinima. Ne vie
mas jiedvieju ligsiol nebuvo ne
pamastes: kaip gi toliau els gy-
venimas, kas ju laukia ateity?
Juk jiedu maza, kad ne vienes
tautos, bet ir ne vieno tikejimo.
Jis - isitikines katalikas, il
isitikinusi provoslave. Ar maza
dar kokiu gyvenimo painiu ga
letum iskelti!
O siandien, va, tokios mintys
Petrui laimingiausias valande-
les temdo. Nejaugi del to, kad
dabar ne tik jaucia, bet ir Zinc,
kad Trina j myli, ir jis pats
pasake, kad taip pat myli? Ne
jaugi tik aname intymiskiausia-
me nujautime vystosi laime,
j aiksten iskelus ina irti visi
tie saldus lukuriavimai, tolimi
aidesiai, SUI jais ir laime?
Lygiai taip, kaip, issisklaidzius
rytmecio ukanai, pamatai plikas
uolas, purvina zeme, vietoj lauk-
tuju ziedu ir zolynu.
IS tiesu, Petras silenas Sian
dien mato, kad, istarus ta ma
giskaji "myliu'', nyksta visa
taip saldziai jaudinusi meiles
poezija. sit, ina kilt visi gyve-
nimo klausimai klausimeliai,
paines -paineles. Petras jaucia,
kad tas "myliu" isaiste j visa
tai isristi, ispainioti.
- Tai bent ne Siandien. Sian
dien per greit, per skaudu. Pc
tras vel seda prizes krosni, vel
pasiremia delnais smakra ir
stengiasi SUI visomis smulkme-
nomis isivaizduoti vakaryksti
vakara -.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-08-17
Darbas

gui, kuris nenari dirbtO"
Sol fokl
"Dangus nepagelbsti I'm
- Tu nori SO cechinu uz blu
sta, - tare tulas Venecijos ba-
joras skulptoriui, - kuri tn
padarei per 10 dienu.
- Uzmirsti, - atsake daili-
ninkas, jog as trisdesimts metu
mokiausi, kad biusta per 10
dienu padaryciau.
Yra tik viena galimybe
gabumams islavinti - sake
Sydney Smith'as. - Tai yra
sunkus darbas.
- Darbas! Darbas! Darbas
= buvo Juozo Reynoldo, Dovi-
do Wilke ir daugelio didziujV
zmoniu sukis. Tx tokiu budu
jie galejo palikti pasaulyje ped
'sakus.
Voltaire sakydavo: "Kasdien
prie darbo".
Walter Scottas tardavo: "Nie.
kuomet be darbo!'
Michael Angelo buvo nuosta-
bus darbininkas. Jis miegojo ne
nusirengdamas, pasiryzes dirb.
IT,, kai tik pabus. Savo MEGA
majame jis lake marmuro ga
bala, kad galetu dirbti nakti
jeigu neuzmigdavo. 10 myli.
miausias paveikslas buvo sene.
lis ant vezimuko, ant kurio bu.
vo laikrodis SUI parasu "Dal
mokausi".
Kai Michael Angelo apako
prase vedamas j Belvedera, kul
rankomis ciupinejo statulas.
Cobdens paprastai sakydavo
"Dirbu, kaip arklys".
Kompozitorius Haendelis dir
bo uz dvylika zmoniu. Niekas
nepajegdavo jo atitraukti nue
darbo.
Lordas Palmerston nepapra'
stat dirbo netgi senyvame am
ziuje. Kai il paklausdavo, ku
rie metal jam buvo sekmingiau
81 darbui, jis atsakydavo: Sep
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-08-17

Walter Scottas buvo nepa.
prasto darbstumo pavyzdys. Jis
per du menesius parasydavo vie.
ma knyga. Ir tas tesesi visa jc
darbstu gyvenima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-08-17

tynlaSdeSlmt deVlntl metaI
Tada jam buvo tick metu.
Humboldtas buvo vienas di.
dziausiq darHninku pasauly.
Vasara jis keldavos ketvirta va
landa ir sakydavo, kad darbo
butinybe yra tokia, kaip mie-
go ir maisto.
Walter Scottas buvo nepa-
prasto darbstumo pavyzdys. Jis
per du menesius parasydavo vie
ma knyga. Ir tas tesesi visa jo
darbstu gyvenima.
Danielius Websteris sakyda-
vo: "Dirbau ilgiau, negu IL va
landu kasdien per so metu."
Karolis Foxas tapo didziu kal-
betoju, taciau mazai kas tezi-
nojo, kick jis dirbo ir kovojo,
kad ispletotu retorikos, ITO vi
su menu memo" talenta.
Henrikas Clay istisus metus
deklamavo tvarte Virginijoje
klausytojams - gyvuliams.
- AS negaliu praleisti dienos,
|nesilavindamas iskalbingume, -
sakydavo jis.
Cezaris valde zmones baime
Cicero - juosy, patraukdamas
Pirmojo itaka prazuvo drauge
su juo paciu, antrojo - gyvens
dar ir siandien.
Beecher lavinosi retorikos
meme, kalbedamas istisas va
saras tarp giriu ir ganyklu.
Dirbk arba prazuk - ta
gamtos istatymas. Jis lygiai uz
rasytas ant zvaigzdziu, kaip il
ant zemes. Prazuk protiskai, fl.
ziskai, doriskai! Tas istatymas
yra nepermaldaujamas. Jei esa
me tinginiai ir toki norime bu.
ii, gyvenime busime priversti
likti silpni.
Is veikalo
vGyvenimo mokykla"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-08-17

Pirmieji gandai, leme Te-
vynei laisve, teskamba Lie
tuvio sieloje visur ir visuo-
met.
Petro sileno kambary nepa-
prastai ramu ir tylu. Paskutines
sutemu meto valandos sklaidosi,
tirpsta is leto, nepastebimai. Me-
lynas prieblandis temsta, nyk-
sta, - ir Sit jau pro langa juo-
da naktis zvelgia. Kambary svie-
SUI tik nuo besikurenancio kros-
I MES.
Malkos liepsnoja, spragsi, Q
raudoni sviesos ruoztai, lsiverze
Ii kambari, sliauzioja sienomis,
mirga paveikslu remuose, nike
Ilinese komodo rankelese, raso-
mojo stale pazibose. Kartais
smeksteleja vienon kerten, kar-
tais kiton, o kai kada ir visa
kambari siubteleja.
Tada visi seseliai palubiais,
pasieniais pas patti krosni sube-
ga, uz komodo kerciu slepiasi,
pastalej tuno. Taciau neilgam.
Tuoj ir vel jie tiesiasi, Aiauzia
tolyn, Wis tolyn, kabinasi uz ke-
dziu, vienas kita stumia, - tai
susitraukia, tai issidriekia Wis
Iplaciau, placiau ...
Nusibodo Petrui drybsoti ant
kanapos. Pakilo, pataise malkas,
pasispyre kede arciau ugnies,
atsisedo raitas prizes atloseli,
uzsidejo ant jo alkunes, pareme
delnais smakra ir ziuri liepsna.
Taciau nieko nemato. Svajoja.
| -. Vakar il pasisake, kad my
Ii. Myli il - Petra silena :.
Trina Irka myli :. Dabar taip
ir vadins ja: Irka ;. Gera Pc
trui, - smagu nuo tokiQ min
ciu. Kartais lyg digleja kas
lkrutineje, pereina siltu alpesiu
per kuna, suremia kvapa, -
tuomet rodos nuo Strides kazkas
il virsu kyla. Taip, meile kelis
zmogu. Petras silenas puikia
tai jaucia. Kaip jam gera, sma
gu, guvu nuo vakar vakaro! Ke
tik imsis - viskas sekasi, ka tik
sumanys - rodos tue tuojau il
livyks.
Ir zmones aplink toki geri
Ir jis visiems geras. Ryta, eida-
mas kontoron, sutiko Giedruna
Is tolo placiai nusisypsojo =
neiskente.
= Ma, sveikas gyvas, Pra-
nyti! Kur drozi. Ar neraso kas
musiskiu?... Beje, kada pa
darysim posedi? Turiu svarbv
projekta del tremtiniu grazini-
mo ir sumanyma del Lietuvos
atstatydinimo. Taigi pranesk
Ma, lik sveikas, brolyti, man
skubu =. Ir draugiskai pa
treplenes Prani per peti, nusi-
juoke balsu ir vikriai nuzing-
sniavo tolyn.
| O sutikes redaktoriu, pats
pasisiule parasyti straipsni del
bolseviku politikos Lietuvos
klausimu.
| Vakare, grizes namo, Petras
nesijaute nuvarges. Taciau nei
straipsnio rase, nei savo pro-
jektu rupinosi. Taip malonu stai
paknapsoti vienam ramiai prizes
besikurenanti krosni. Aplink
prietamsa, - seseliai ciauzo, 0
cia sviesu, = silima buciuoja :
glosto veida, rankas. Primerki
axis ir mastai, mastai -.
-. Taip, meile duoda pasiti-
kejima savo jegomis, pasitike-
jimas - didelis dalykas. Petras
savaime jaucia, kad jeigu Trina
Iii pamilo, tai buvo del ko pa
milti. Vadinasi, jis ne kazkoks
Molio Motiejus = apsileidelis,
ar pastumdelis, ar dargi siaip
jau pilkas, nieko nereiskias EMO
gels. Ne! Sit - jis pats jaucia
i esas vyras kupinas pajegu,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-08-17

gos, jose turf butt mokslo fax
tai, nesuklastoti jokios tenden-
cijos. Mokslo hipotezes negali
butt paduodamos, kaip tikra ne
abejotina tiesa. Jei tai dailioji
literature, joje turi butt gy-
venimo tiesa. Tikrame dailes
veikale ,visados .yra gyvenimo
tiesa. mes kiekvienas tikras me-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-08-17

w pasakos k;t]no, kur vargas nutilo,
Kur sirdys ir treskiui, ir alkiui apkurto,
Senovine varpine stukso uz silo,
Kaip vaidas, pakalneje varpo uzburto -.
Kas alkdamas gaudo tik mirksnio gerove,
Ir zemiskam vyliui atverdamas sirdi
Is zemes tustybes Strides neisrove,
Tas dangiskos psalmes stebuklo negirdi.
Tx ta, kas is vylaus sios zemes atbunda,
Jis dosniai atmoka, lyg kviecia puota,
Wis gaudzia, Wis dunda ir dunda,
Ir ddina, daugina dovana Quota.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-08-17

nininkas pasiekia dalyku bran
duoli ir, ziuredamas j gyveni-
ma sub specie acternitatis -
amzinybes zvilgsniu, mato jo
visuma, ne tik ta dalele, kuri
yra pirstu prikisama.
Is Marijos Peckauskaites
pedagoginiq rastq
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-08-17
No. g.,
o. Svett-Marden

tyniasdesimt DEWITT metal
Tada jam buvo tick metu.
The beacon Dillingham news. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1950-1952, 1950-04-13
HAMSTERS
The hams ers Q snail squirrel. Like

Tho hansters small squirre1.,like
animal commonly called the Syrian Toy :.
Boars is being raised in many parts Of
TIE United States as chi ldrenss pet.
Il is also oxtens lively used by 1abora-
tories for scientific experinontss
Their soft fur is of a golden color, and
Elon hanstors have the proper cage (sia-
lar to { bird cagols thoy can perform
{. largo number Of ocrobc-lc Jri cZs VA ca
aro ct times worry amuslngs
They arc ? aoui.-t5 al animal 50 must
be kept v'211y but as they arc c-oan and
odo>loss +hoy can sc kept With Tic sa1ao
amount &C care required for canary bird
-'1o lit5ers CT young rim from five to
thirteen enc at ID days arc ablo to take
care Of tnons Ives and at 81 days they
are taken away entirely from the mother.
They are moro prolific than rabbits,
and some market is being created for
their fur !:hich is mado up as imitation
chinchilla. There is hanstor farm in
Palmors Alaska, While several pct shops
handle them in othor parts Of Alaska.
TWO voro brought to Dillingham; by jim
Dounoy in February; Oscar and olga by
name. Shocking enough, it vas just
short tino after arriving the OSCAR had
nine little hamstorss Now there are Dor
were, at the last consus) elcven Of
these little animals in our touns
P.S, Oscar is now olga and Olga is
now Os carr
The beacon Dillingham news. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1950-1952, 1950-04-13
SINLICHTS Con't F.

Father Sergio Rapior returned to Egogik
Sundays April 3. after visiting his
parishes at Stuyhok, Goliganok and EkUok,
George Thoil lives on the Sustina River
instead Of the Lake Clark area. Our
mistake, George, Sorry .--Eds.
Spring work has already started at PAT
and Clarks Point.
E1Uood R. Allon Of Seattle is back in
town after several years absence. He is
helping his sistor, Gladys Vail, in tho
operation Of tho Green Front Cafe.
With all the talk Of soloing novad days,
many stand with oyos glued to the sky;
but, We want you to bring thom down to
Garth and give credit to Almodie
Hildorbrand who 'solocd' from Kanakanak
to the top Of Windmill Hill, April z, on
her husband'a motorcycle. This doesn't
sound as amazing as it really is; you
must know the res pc 1.-Two eizo Of driver
and the cyclic. It looked Like much too
much machinery for Alnodia to command but
do it she dids Just ERY and keep the
women in the kit chen these dayss)
Sunday, April Was a busy day for the
Wei como Homo Bureau. Among those return
ing from their trap lines we're Peter john
son and two children, Sacoli Wallona. and
Nels Anderson. Also seen about tho town
With long hair vero Lars Nelson, John
Benaott and 'Suado' Aabergs
Evening star., 1950-06-05

Here is the most sensational famous make
teIevision offered ever at Georges. You
can depend on Georges to give you better
values at all times backed up by Georges
u years Of expert service development.
"Shop Georges First"
, 1950-05-15
PUBLICATION

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that the Govern
ment Of the Virgin Islands Of
re United States has this date
authorized The Reverend Ell
ner S. Oleson Of the Lutheran
aurch at st. Croix to perform
ivil-religious ceremonies in
the Virgin Islands.
Government Of the Virgin Is
lands Of the United States
Charlotte Amalie,
ST. Thomas Virgin Islands
May 10, 1850
LOUIS SEULTERBRANDT.
Acting Government Secretary
, 1950-05-15
Nc

will ike to make It known
that have moved my tailor
Shop from Water Gut to IA
Church ST. AT the Unity Dry
Cleaners.
YxRxyEn
, 1950-05-15

Dr.. Robert NJ. De Freitas,
3. a. @, D. Specialist in Eye
Examination Refraction Or
thoptics; announces that on
Tues, May 10Th. & Wed. May
18th, from 10 am. to y pm. &
2 p. m. to 5 p. M, complete
~optometric service will be of
Tered to the Municipality Of
st. Croix.
The latest designs in Eye
glasses prepaid or G. Q. D.
Located over The Virgin Il.
lands National Bank
, 1950-05-15
Ias s.. csoix LabOr union
Inc 81 Croix Labor Union
Es5&z
1916 1850

rE&&
This article is in reply to 4
question by the Editor Of The
81. crOi< Avis what is the
purpose Of my trip to New
York;"
Ny trip to New York IS for
the purpose of making new
contacts and also to solicit
funds from friends Of the La
Dor Union. AS most every one
knows, the once lovely build
ing and meeting hall at Estate
Grove Place is a complete
wreckage:
Our meetings at Grove
lace must be held IN the open
GESTURE, subject ID the uncer-
inty Of weather conditions.
uch 4 situation sos1ld be cor
rected as soon as possible. For
three years the officials Of the
Union have discussed this mat
ter of erecting a suitable meet
ing hall in c-ommemoration of
its founder, the late D. Hafail-
ton Jackson.
It is my duty to seek assist
anee wherever it is possible in
order to render the service the
Union is sorely in need Of. I
feel confident that my fellow
countrymen and friends Of the
Union On the mainlad will
again heed the call for assist
ance as they did during 1916,
when the Union was able to
meet IS first major installment
Of $20oO.00 to the Municipality
on the debt of 100000, which
this administration inherited
from its predecessors.
The funds will be solicited
under the name Of ID Hamil-
ton Jackson Memorial Fund"
Members Of the Supreme
CounciIof our Union votedun
animously IN favor Of this
undertaking, and has adj
vanced $4,000 toward the
trip.
shall do my best to obtain
favorable results.
Z E HARRIGAN
President
NOTICE
will like to make it known
that I have moved ~ fa;lnr
Smyrna times., 1950-12-21
XMAS TOYS AT
FIRE HOUSE
Continued from Page One

sorts Of children there are all sorts
of games, musical tops, zello-
phones, tricycles, tea sets, wheel
barrows, ironing board, scooters,
jumping ropes, small stoves, mag
netic fish games, doll store, and
a toy carousel, with music, which
spins merrily around. Toy tele-
phones, roller skates, blackboards,
and literally hundreds if small,
gaily painted metal toys, with red
the predominating color. The fire
men will leave the gifts on dis
play all this week and the public
is invited to visit the fire house and
see them. The Ladies Auxiliary
has assisted by the gift of $50 to-
ward the fund for candy, nuts, ap-
pies, and oranges which go with
the gifts, and also helped by dress
ing the dolls. Attention is called to
the red pot suspended at the Four
Corners into which coins may be
dropped by passersby to help with
the purchase of the candy and
fruit. Between $50 and 200 child
rem will receive these gifts, which
will be delivered by the firemen on
Christmas Eve. Names of children
who will appreciate these gifts
have been obtained from the
Kings Daughters, the school nurse
at the Smyrna School, and the
principal at the Thomas d. Clay
ton School. The committee of fire
men in charge of this project in
cludes Homer Shorts, chairman
Wilson E. FAIRIES and Harry Pusey
Smyrna times., 1950-12-21
w. S. C. S. Meeting

The regular meeting of the Wo-
mans Society of Christian Service
was held in Asbury Methodist
Church Friday evening, December
Is at 8 o'clock. The president, Mrs.
Grant Garis, presided. Devotions
were conducted by Mrs. Fred Har-
ris. A review of the study book,
Near East Panorama, third chap
ter, 1.-THE Adoption of One GOD"
was given by Mrs. L. M. Price.
"Force That Makes for Health"
was the subject of the program
which was in charge of Mrs. Wal
ter Beckwith, secretary of youth
work, and Mrs. Townsend Vaughn,
secretary of supplies. Christmas
readings were given by Miss Julia
Griffith and Mrs. A. D. Cole. Mrs.
Vaughn reported that they had
taken 35 gifts, donated by the So
ciety, to the Mary Todd Gambrial
Home. A social hour followed the
meeting.
Smyrna times., 1950-12-21
MARYDEL

Mrs. Erva Butts went to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Phyllis Bosley,
of Templeville, for the winter
months.
Miss Janet Heather and Miss
Heather Covell, both students of
Fairfax Hall Academy and College,
are spending the holidays visiting
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Heather and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Covell.
Mary-Del f1remen are giving a
Christmas party to the children of
the community this Saturday even
ing at 7:30 o'clock at Community
Hall. Free movies will be shown
and candy treats given to all child
rem present. Children may be ac-
companied by their parents. Santa
Claus will be there in person to
welcome you. Everybody welcome.
If you are interested in taking a
trip to see the Ice Follies in Phil
adelphia on Saturday, January 9Th,
please contact Mrs. L. H. Collision
Immediately by calling Whiteoaks
4142 or Greensboro 2861. Seat re-
servations have to be sent in. A
chartered bus will leave from the
Marydel RR. Station at 5 pm.
The Calvary Methodist Sunday
School of Marydel will present its
Christmas program at 7:30 pm.
Friday, Dec. %. Parents and
friends of the children are most
heartily invited to attend.
Smyrna times., 1950-12-21
HOSPITAL VISITING HOURS
New Visiting Hours Announced BY
w EdIer for Kent General

New Visiting Hours Announced BY
j. w. Elder for Kent General
New visiting hours at the Kent
General Hospital were announced
this week by John William Edler,
executive director. New visiting
hours are: General wards, 2 to 4
pm. daily; semi-private rooms, 2
to 4:30 pm. and Z to 9 pm. daily;
private rooms, IL am. to 8 pm.
daily; pediatrics, private and semi
private, 9 am. to 8 pm. daily, and
ward, 2 to 4 pm. daily; maternity,
all wards and rooms, $3.50 to 4:30
pm. and 7:30 to $50 pm. Babies
will be shown daily from 500 to
8:15 pm. and will not be shown
outside this time except to fathers
on first day and premature babies
will be shown daily from 3 to 4
pm. and z to pm. to parents. No
visitors under IA years of age are
allowed to visit the hospital except
with special permission of the di-
rector in charge. In the maternity
department, visitors are limited to
not more than two at any one
time A limitation nf two visitors
at one time will also be made in
private and semi-private rooms.
Smyrna times., 1950-12-21

attended a dinner meeting at the
Hob Tea Room in Wilmington,
Friday evening, sponsored by the
Fort Delaware Society. General
Ulysses S. Grant, III, a member of
the Department of Maryland, Sons
of Union Veterans of the Civil War
and former Commandant of Forts
DUPONT and Delaware, was the
guest speaker.
Miss Edna w. Mohler, of North
ampton. Mass, is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. William H. Stats, this
week and the Christmas holidays.
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GIRL SCOUT
TROOPS ACTIVE
Continued from Page One

Their party was held Monday
night. Troop 2, Miss Ruth Gooden,
leader, fixed basket of fruit for a
shut-in, decorated the tree at the
Youth Center, and will sing carols
at the Welfare Home on Dec. %;
Troop 3, Brownies, Mrs. Clark
Knots, leader, will hold their holi-
day party Thursday at the Youth
Center; will sing carols at the Del
aware House and at the Four
Corners on Christmas Eve; they
have made gifts for their mothers
and sent cards to friends of tile
troop and their parents.
Troop 4 Hold Party
Troop 4, Mrs. William Kruchen,
leader, held their party Tuesday
night at the Youth Center, and will
have another party at the home of
their leader Thursday night, when
they will string popcorn and cram
berries for decorating the fireplace
at the Youth Center, and will join
the Brownies in caroling on Sun
day evening. Their future meetings
will be held at the Youth Center
on Tuesdays at 3:45 pm.
Party by Troop 5
Troop 5, Mrs. Louise Sudler,
leader, held their Christmas party
at the Thomas ID. Clayton School
on Monday night, in honor of the
troops first birthday, with parents
as guests. Their project has been
the making of gifts for their par
ents.
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presided. There were vocal solos by
Miss Dorothy Burge, accompanied
by Miss Lorraine Donovan, and
carols were sung by the group.
Smyrna times., 1950-12-21
NOTICE
TO SHAREHOLDERS

The annual meeting of the
shareholders of The Fruit Growers
National Bank and Trust Company
of Smyrna, for the election of di-
rectors and for the transaction of
any other business that may law
fully come before it, will be held
at the office of the Company in
Smyrna, Delaware, Tuesday, jan
uary 9, 1851 between the hours of
IL Am. and IL noon.
]. Fletcher Truax, Cashier
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Immediate Opening

A large corporation has opening
for a man under age so, with a
guaranteed starting compensation
of 100000 annually. Advance
ment each year plus group insur-
ance, pension plan and hospitaliza-
tion. Applicant must be resident
of Kent County, own automobile
and have equivalent to High School
education. If interested, write Box
9, Dover, Del.
Smyrna times., 1950-12-21

in good condition, belts, scarves,
berets, canteens, mess kits, lunch
bags, duffle bags, etc.
Smyrna times., 1950-12-21
Dinner for Business Women

The Smyrna-Clayton Business
and Professional Womens Club met
on Monday night for turkey din
ner after which a program was
presented which had been arranged
by Miss Ruth Ellen Rheim, which
consisted of the telling of Christ
mas in many lands. An exchange
of gifts among the members was
featured. Mrs. Howard Deakyne