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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06
Pro mono akinius yALsEK<
Metalo inlOn6je dirba 300 hetnviq

= Kur dirbu? Ma, aisku =
Drilyje. Kur gi kitur?
zinai, tie bosai pas mus
visai malonus!
Butu visai gerai, bet ka-
muoja naktine panama!
Pasizvalgius, ypac naujQju
ateiviu tarpe Clevelande, tokiu
pasikalbejimu nebus sunku nu-
girsti. Nebus lengva rasti ir
kita toki JAW miesta, kur vie
noje imoneje butu susibures
toks didelis lietuviu skaicius =
apie 800. Nebus taip pat lengva
rasti kita imone, kur atvykeliai
is Europos butu rade, palyginti,
ne tik neblogas materialines sa-
lygas, bet, svarbiausia, ir gera
moralini traktavima.
1850 m. pabaigoje ir siu me-
tu pradzioje Sis Drills" buvo
vieta, kur lietuviai "urmu" ap-
guldavo imones darbo skyriu -
Employment Office ir neduoda-
vo ramybes jos vedejui Melvyn
Hansen. Tie lietuviai "urmu" ir
patekdavo j imone ir tik retain
toji "laime' nenusisypsodavo.
Kas gi tas Drills? Tiksliau,
tai The Cleveland Twist Drill
Company. Siais metals sioji ben
drove mini savo rs metu sukak-
tt. JOS ligsioline veikla - bu-
dinga Amerikai, jos pramones
augimui ir paskiru asmenu verz-
lumui bel iniciatyvai. Imones
lkurejas Jacob D, Cox, Sr. 1876
m. caves 1000 dol. paskola, New
Yorko valstybeje, j tvarta pana-
Shame lauze atidare imone ir
pasiryzo ja plesti ir tobulinti.
Nei karai, nei depresijos nebuvo
kliutis augti graztq fabrikui ir
per tuos rs metus jis padare me-
paprasta pazanga. Anot dabarti-
Mo imones direktoriaus, Jacob
D. Cox, Jr., pradejusio vadovau-
tt prizes 33 metus, tai esas po-
buds "pazangos, kuri ir Ameri-
ka pavercia geriausia pasauly
gyvenimo vieta". Gal tai perdeta,
taciau, is tikruju, Mr.. Cox su
savo bendradarbiais gall dziaug-
tbs pasiektais rezultatais.
Juk, stai, pradejusi darba su
keliais zmonemis, dabar sioji
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06
KAS ir KUR

mes Pasaulines Taikos Tarybos
atsisaukima. Keno verciamas
tai padare - nepasakyta.
. Lapkricio men. "a d. Los An
geles, Calf. mire buves Lietuvos
kariuomenes generolas Pr. Ia
masauskas.
. Nemuno knygynas Chicagoje
(3143 S. Halsted St., Chicago g
isleido kaledinius sveikinimo at
virukus. Vieno atviruko, su vo-
ku, kama 10 ct.
. Vokietijoje pasilikusiu lietu-
viu svietimo reikalams apie du
metus vadovavo mokytojas Pr.
Karalius. siuo metu jis pakeliui
j Amerika.
. Rasytoja Nele Mazalaite pri-
imta mare The Gallery of living
Catholic Authors.
. Prof. Ign. Koncius, gyvenas
So. Bostone, Mass. tebeserga ir
gydomas ligonineje.
. Baletininke Aldona Slepetyte
jau pradejo pasirodyti Academy
of Music pastatymiuose, New
Yorke.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06

imone turf daugiau kaip pusant-
no tlkstanciO darbininku ir tar
nautoju. Kai darbininkui 1876
m. valandinio atlyginimo buyo
20 ct., dabar jis siekia viduti-
niskai apie 1856 val. Kai anais
laikais gamintos vos kelios graz
tu rusys, dabar CRAFTY, vad.
reameriu ir kitty grezlamQJq
frankly priskaiciuojama ligi
$4,000 rusiQ. Nebe simtai, bet
jau keli milionai graztu paga-
minama per men. Vietoje poros
masinu ju jau naudojama 5000.
Be valandinio atlyginimo, dar-
bininkai jau 36 metus Kaledoms
gauna lmones pelno procentus
(ismoketa per 6 mil. dol.). Be
visos eiles savo pastangu ,49
gatveje, dabar ipusetas statyti
jau 2O-sis, penkiu augstu pasta
tas ir jis, su irengimais, kas-
tuosias A mil. dol. j pastacius,
imones gamyba padidesianti vi
su ketvirtadaliu. Kaip matyti,
Twist Drill Co. sparciai isaugo
ir jos pletimasis glaudziai siejasi
su nepaprastu plieno pramones
isaugimu AmerikOje.
Mes, naujieji sios imones dar-
bininkai, aisku, SUI dideliu de-
mesiu ir simpatija sekame buvu-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06
v. ALSEZKA

sia ir esama imones veikla. Tuos
jausmus gal net daugiau nustel-
bia dekingumas imones vadovy-
bel. Tx jos deka dideliam lietu-
viu skaiciui pavyko gauti darbo
rimtoje imoneje. Tx il suprato,
kad Europoje isaukleti zmones
kick apmokius, gall butt labai
naudingi imonei. Atrodo, kad
pirmieji pateke j sia imone pa
dare nebloga ispudi, mes veliau
lietuviai jau beveik "uzkariavo'
imone.
Galetu cia kilt idomus klau-
sinai - ar lietuviai ateiviai
tikrai geri fiziniai darbininkai
Kodel jie noriau priimami net
uz vietinius, patyrusius darbi-
ninkus? Kaip isaiskinti faktas,
kad buve inteligentiniu protest
ju zmones (valdininkai, karinin-
kai, pedagogai, teisininkai, net
profesoriai) taip greitai prisi-
taiko prie amerikietines imones
salygu, net jiems neiprastos ru-
tinos? Ir ne tik prisitaiko, bet
savo darbu daznu atveju susi-
lygina ir net pralenkia "senus
vilkus" amerikiecius? Cia butQ
plati tena.
81 karta gi tenka pripazinti
kad lietuvis = naujasis tremti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06
GUY DE MAUPASSANT

Mano brangus biciuli, tn cia nieko
nesupranti. AS tai nujauciu. Tu ma
mai, kad as esu pamises? Gal but tru-
putt esu, bet ne del tu priezasciu, ku-
rias tn prileidi.
Taip, as vedu. Stai kas.
Taciau mano idejos ir mano isiti-
kinimai nera pasikeite. Legalias jung
tuves as tebelaikau kvailyste. AS esu
tikras, kad is desimties vedusiu vyru
astuoni yra apgaudinejami. Jie, Ii
noma, daugiau ir neverti del lengvabu-
diskumo supancioti savo gyvenima,
atsisakyti laisvosios meiles - vienin-
telio gero daikto Shame pasaulyje, nu-
kirpti sparnus fantazijai, kuri mus
nuolat traukia kada AS siandien jau-
ciuosi negalis myleti vienos moters, mes
visuomet as perdaug myliu visas kitas.
AS noreciau tureti tukstanti lupu, tuks-
tanti ranku ir tukstanti temperament
tu, kad tue paciu laiku galeciau apka-
binti istisa armija siu zavingu, bet ne
reiksmingu butybiu.
Taciau as vedu
Turiu pridurti, kad savo rytdienos
zmonos as visiskai nepazinau. ia esu
mates tiktai keturis ar penkis kartus.
zinau, kad j man nepatiks, ir to man
uztenka tam reikalui, del kurio as We
du. il yra maza, sviesiaplauke ir sto-
ra. Poryt as karstai troksiu zmonos
aukstos, tamsiaplaukes ir laibos.
Turtinga j nera. il tepriklauso
pasiturinciai seimai. Tai mergina, tin
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06

vienoje vietoje priverte name atsikelti.
Jauciau, kad reikia kur nors iseiti, is
siblaskyti, susitikti koki drauga.
Isejau. Uzsukau pas iris savo
draugus, bet nei vieno neradau mamie.
Pasukau j bulvara, pasiryzes sutikti
koki nors pazistama.
Buvo liudna visur. slapi saligat-
vial blizgejo. Vandens drungnumas, tas
drungnumas, kuris zmogu, lyg ledas,
saldo staigiais suorais, slegiancio ir ne
apciuopiamo lietaus drungnumas pri-
Siege gatve ir atrode vargino ir temde
dujiniQ lempq sviesa.
Vaiksciojau letais zingsniais, pats
sau kartodamas: "Nieko nesutiksiu, su
kuo galeciau pasikalbeti".
Daug kartu ziurejau j kavines nuo
Madeleine ligi Poissonniere priemies-
clio. Liudni zmones, atsisede prie sta
lq, atrode net neturi jegu baigti uzsa-
kytus gerimus.
Taip as ilgai klaidziojau ir apie
vidurnakti leidausi namo. Jauciausi
visiskai ramus, tik labai nuvarges. Du-
rininkas, kuris gula prizes vienuolikta,
priesingai savo papratimui, name tuo-
jau ileido, ir as pamaniau: "Matyt, ku-
ris nors kitas nuomininkas bus ka tik
parejes'.
Kai as iseinu, visuomet du kartus
apsuku rakta. Dabar jis tebuvo istrauk-
tas, If tai name nustebino Pamaniau,
kad man vakare bus atnese laiskus.
Iejau j kambari. Ugnis dar tebe-
dege il net truputi apsviete kambari.
Paemiau wake ir emu prie zidinio ja
uzdegti. ziuriu - kazkas sedi mano
fotely If, atsukta nugara name, Sill
dosi kojas.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06

Chicagoje veikia lietuviu ag-
ronomu draugija. Ivykusiam me-
tiniam susirinkime isrinkta nau-
ia valdyba. Ja sudaro: A. Ver-
bickas - pirm., V. Tallat-Kelp-
sa - vicepirm., j. Sklerius =
kasininkas, P. zumbakis - SEX
retorius ir K. Jecius - narys.
Lietuvos zemes ukio atstaty-
mo reikalu komisijos centras
yra Chicagoje. Zemes ukio at
statymo komisija sudaro: prof.
J. Paltarokas, prof. V. Manelis
ir K. Jecius.
. Australijoje isleista pirmoji
lietuviska knyga - Pulgio An
driusio "Sudiev, kvietkeli" Aus
tralijoje il kastuoja 7 silingai.
. Adelaideje, Australijoje, pra-
dejo veikti lietuviu teatras. Pr
muoju pastatymu eina V. Ku-
dirkos satyra "Virsininkai'. Re-
zisuoja J. Gucius. Dekoracijas
gamino dali. A. Rukstele.
Mazosios Lietuvos veikejo
Martyno Jankaus vaikai is Vo-
kietijos atvyko j Kanada.
. Laikrastininkui Jeronimui Ci-
cenui suejo 25 metal kaip dirba
spaudos darba. 4 15s.E :
Kanadoje, Montrealyje, islai-
ke valstybinius egzaminus ir ga
vo gydytojo praktikos teises An
tanas Kaveckas, V. A. Nakuta-
vicius ir Antanas Pacevicius.
Komunistine spauda pranesa,
kad Lietuvoje esas vyskupas
Paltarokas pasirases komunisti-
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Lietuviskas savaitrastis, leidziamas
Ohio Lietuviu Leidybos Bendroves,
$500 Superior Ave-, Cleveland 8,
Ohio. Telefonas: ENdicott 1-4486. Is
eina kiekviena ketvirtadieni. Redakto-
rial: v. Rastenis, B. Gaidziunas.
Iregistruota kaip antros klases
siunta 1915 metu gruodzio 6 d.. Gle
velande pagal 1879 m. kovo 8 dienos
istatyma.
Prenumerata metams is anksto
Jungtinese Americas Valstybese -
$4.O0, Kanadoje - $3.50, kitur -
$3.50
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Lithuanian Weekly, published by
Ohio Lithuanian Publishing Company,
6820 Superior Ave., Cleveland 8. Ohio.
Phone: ENdicott 1-4486. Issued in
Cleveland every Thursday. Editors:
Vincas Rastenis. Balys GaidziInas.
Entered as Second-Class matter
December 9th. 1915, at Cleveland
dnder the act of March 8, 1879.
Subscription per year in advance
in the United States - $4.00 in Ca
NADIA - $3.50, elsewhere - $3.50.
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Prisidek

Prisidek
prize VILTIES - spaudos
ir radio bendroves
remimo.
Evening star., 1951-04-27
|Brehm Case May Go
TO Jury After Closing
Arguments Monday

The trial OF Representative
Brehm. Republican. of Ohio on
charges of accepting illegal cam
Ipaign contributions from two OF
his Office employees is in recess in
District Court until Monday.
Because Judge Burnita Shelton
Matthews had other matters
scheduled for today, the trial was
interrupted yesterday afternoon.
Closing arguments and jury in
Istructions by Judge Matthews are
scheduled Monday.
Yesterday Judge Matthews de-
MED a motion by Chief Defense
Counsel Leo A. Rover for a judg-
Iment of acquittal. She likewise
declined to strike out portions OF
,previous testimony, at the request
fof the defense. Mr.. Rover argued
the Government had not shown a
political purpose in giving cam
|paign contributions.
Kick Backs Charged.
One complainant against Rep
reSentative Brehm is Mrs. Clara
Soliday. II, former clerk in his
Office, who testified that for three
years she kicked back part of her
salary to the lawmaker. The other
complainant is Mrs. Emma Crav-
en-, employed in Representative
Brehm's Office from February to
August, 1948. She also testified
she had returned part of her pay
to the Representative.
The law forbids a member of
Congress to accept political funds
from Federal employees. Repre-
sentative Brehrn denied he ever
received any donations from either
clerk.
Mrs. Brehm, on the witness
stand twice yesterday, contra
dicted testimony by two Federal
Bureau of Investigation agents,
who quoted her as saying Repre-
sentative Brehm had told her if
Mrs. Soliday wanted to make con-
tributions to his campaign, he did
not want to be bothered with
them.
Other Quotations Denied.
The agents also quoted Mrs.
Brehm as saying that if any such
contributions were made, the de-
fendant said Mrs. Brehm could
handle them. Mrs. Brehm further
was quoted as having declared
that she thought it kind of fool
ish" that Representative Brehm
wanted her to handle contribu-
tions. But Mrs. Brehm denied all
this testimony.
The two agents testifying were
Rosser L. Nails and Harold H.
Hair. Another FBI official, Louis
Nichols, assistant director, told the
court and jury he talked to Rep
resentative Brehm last August, but
does not yet know who made the
original complaint. He said Rep
resentative Brehm had then sur
missed that the charges grew out
of a rather nasty political cam
paign" in the primaries. Mr..
Nichols declared Representative
Brehm was cooperative with the
bureau.
Prosecuting the case are Special
Assistant to the Attorney General
Floyd Mattiee and Assistant
United States Attorney Ray Baker.
With Mr.. Rover for the defense is
Attorney Clarence G.. Pechacek.
Evening star., 1951-04-27

Wolves ran in the streets of de-
serted Rome during the Gothic
wars eight centuries ago.
Evening star., 1951-04-27
Treaty ToIks Average
IS Minutes q Word
BY the Asseeiated Press

VIENNA.-An old member of
Parliament recently gave the As
sembly an example of the speed
of the Big Four in their attempt
to draft an Austrian treaty of in
dependence.
Criticizing the Big Four, Social
ist Deputy DR.. Alfred Migsch said !:
In meetings totalling 636 days,
the deputies of the Big Four have
thus far agreed on exactly 10000
words of the treaty draft. For
each word, a time of about one
hour and a quarter has been re-
CURED"
Evening star., 1951-04-27
Tea Has yitomin Effect, |
Russian Scientists Soy |
BY the Associcted Press

MOSCOW. Soviet scientists
say that tea has vitamin-like ef-
fects. An article in the Academy
of Sciences Herald stated that re-
searchers of the biosynthesis lab
oratory of the Bakh Institute of
Biochemistry have conclusively
proved that the tannin of tea
leaves is equivalent to Vitamin C
in citrus fruits.
Evening star., 1951-05-24

SING A SONG OF SALADS and
add a mote" of zing m zest .
by using LEA & PERKINS Sauce,
the Original Worcestershire, in
the makings. Truly, there's
nothing like it for popping up"
the flavor Of countless foods
try this Tangy French Dressing
and see:
Chill " cup salad oil, 2 tbsp. yine-
gar. Mix with tbsp. LEA & PER.
RIMS Sauce, 1 tsp. salt; shake we'll.
Vary by adding chopped pickles OF
olives.
FREE TO YOU -. a marvellous
Recipe Booklet called "The Sc
cret of Seasoning" Has SO pages
of tantalizing treats :. SO
HURRY. Write Nancy Sasser,
271 Madison Ave-, New York Is,
N. Y, today!
Evening star., 1951-05-24

ARE THE LAMPS in your home
correctly placed. to give you the
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And the right bulbs in them? I
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Light Conditioning" recipe
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Evening star., 1951-05-24
Joint Meeting Called

The William B. Cushing Camp
No. 80, Sons Of Union Veterans OF
the Civil War. and the Ladies aux
Hilary No. 4 will hold a joint meet
ing at 8 pm. tomorrow at the
groups headquarters, Room 418
Washington Loan 81 Trust Build
ing, Ninth and F streets NV
Ludwig E. Manoly, newly elected
Department of Maryland com
mander. will be guest of honor.
Evening star., 1951-05-24

wonderful combination of bean
sprouts, water chestnuts, bam-
boo shoots, mushrooms and sweet
peppers). Combined with leftover
meat, fish or fowl they make
luscious, economical homemade
chow mein or chop suey (easy-
to-follow directions are on the
label) :. give exotic elegance to
soups, salads, casseroles and
stews, too. And get LaCHOY
Chinese Dinner at your Grocer's.
It's a complete meal-in-a-carton
that's ready to heat n eat!
Evening star., 1951-05-24

GOT WHAT 1T TAKES to keep
your sink and bathtub looking
their sparkling best? I mean
BON AMI Cleanser, of course {.
for unlike gritty cleansers that
scratch the surface every time
you clean, safe, grtt-free BON
AMI never (no neDerH scratch
es. What's more, it cleans jiffy-
quick and cuts even kitchen
grease >. giving pots and pans,
as well as sinks and bathtubs, a
super-sheen as you clean. l know
you'll agree BON AMI is the
brightest cleanser on the market
today yet it costs no more
than others. And remember i.
BON AMI comes in Cake form,
too . the handy, economical way
to tackle" many a cleaning task!
Evening star., 1951-05-24
. SNAT:z:',::kSS2 5
LEADING MANUFACTURERS

AEAD1NU N1ANUEACIUhE
Of washing machines and gar
ments recommend the use Of
CALGON in the water and
so do I! Why? Because this amaz-
ing water conditioner makes any
soap wash better for it BAN
ishes washing film and scum
caused by minerals in both hard
and soft water. Results are like
magic woolens stay soft and
fluffy, white things white and
coiors bright. Furthermore, CAL
CON is safe for the daintiest fab
rics and kind to your hands {.
for it's far more gentle than or
dinary water softening COM
pounds. So be sure to use
CALGON for every washing task
. dishwashing, laundry, your
bath and shampoo.
Evening star., 1951-05-24

one OGy, UuIt BNJEe' JUL UuyS uftu
receipe the license ON the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the SAME as other days.
and Cary Cody, 20. Ft. Belvoir Va.
Thomas Scott, rs. 43S Manor pl. NV.
and Katie Harris. 21, 257 Rock creei
Church I'd. NV.
Bernard Ross, "A, All N J. ave; Sc.
and Anna Nowlin, %. 3s Ivy st, sc
oryille Murphy, 2a, 1859 Y st. Sc. ane
spoerrle. 20, both Of the Glassmanol
s'iSeen ro1ee Base el'ssi and Temple t Povei Il
13l7 Eaton I'd. sc.
Charles Richardson, %. Fl. Belvoir. VI
Aldon Bowlding, 2s, 328 U ST. NV, ar
Beatrice Leonard. %, 1885 Atm st. n,
Harold Black, ir.. %. 1032 Lamont st
NV, and Yolanda Johnson. 30, Airing
ton, Va.
James Holley, 81, 914 18th st. NV, ant
Rosa Alexander, Is, 3400 Holmes pl
John Thompson. "a. 1900 Georgia ave
nv, and Dorothy spiker, %, 254t
IL,
NV, and Nellie Holt, 23, 1928 K st
John Mahoney, "a. eas Farragut st. NV.
and Caroline FAINT, 2s. $500 9th st
Julian Keene, 20. 400 N. Y. ave. NV.
- and Nancy Williams. 25 400 . st. NV
Ear Glasgow, 30, Bessemer Pa. ans
Randnl Hancock %, Cordova Ants ant
Betty Hutson, "a, 1907 E. Capitol st.
George cnalk, jr., Is, 3715 IND St, Sc,
and Doris Sanders, 1s, 1912 Allisoi
:, and Ida Downes, 25, 40 10th st. Sc
Charles Grass, 40, and Hattie Battle, 81
William Bechtel: 20. Pottstown. Pa, ant
Honey Ross. 21, Collegeville. Pa.
Spencer Bowers. 23 3014 o5th st. ne.
and Mildred Baker, 10, 3309 Chestnu
Edward Reilly. 10. 1928 Webster st. ne.
End Patricia Creighton, 10. Milford
Raymond s1d Quay 80; 1905 so Newton Newt st. ne;
James shefneld. s5, 1888 18th st. NV.
and Lois Williams, 21. 72s Upshu
Fred Archibald, es. fas North carolin.
avg; ave; Sc. and Patricia Huckins. a5
Robert stahlman. e6. Silver Spring. Md,
aad. and Rita Robson, q. 4ll6 18th st. ne
Robert kinsey. %, Carbondale. III. ant
Eileen Mc1ntire, 81. 625 ST. ne
Donald Oliver. 20. 4O23 18th st NV an,
Dorothy Utrecht, 10, 1914 Delafielt
Charles Miller 81. 617 7th st. ne, an,
Frances Simmons, 5s, zoos I st. Sc.
Edward Asset, IS. Camp Kilmer. N. j.
and Adna Jay, "a. 1903 Bi!tmor
John Walter. 40. 1901 18th St NV. an,
Marion Ma Mates "a. 1901 Massachusett
Louis, Carroll 1a ese Bennett pl. ne
ana Bette Wright, 16, 2Ol2 Maryian1
Wardell Malloy, %. el5 NJ st. NV, an,
Velna Asken. % 1881 30th st. NV
Charles Euler, 33, and Virginia watson
David Lott, go, 1921 First st. NV. an,
Ernestine johnson, 2I, ~ NJ St NV.
Rene Landrieux 80, 1646 Columbia I'd
NV, and Marie Morlet, %, 1918 13tl
Evening star., 1951-05-24
SOMETHING NEW FOR TO-

SOMETHING NEW FOR To-
NIGHT try this easy recipe
for UNCLE BEN'S Rice n SPAN
Creole. It's a delicious dinner-in-
a-dish that costs just a few cents
a serving. For this thrifty meat
stretcher, be sure to use UNCLE
BEN'S Concerted long grain rice.
the rice that's guaranteed to al
t0dyS cook fluffy.
Mir together in skillet ~ cup
uncooked UNCLE BEN'S Rice, l cup
condensed chicken gumbo soup, l
can water. Bring to boil over mod
crate heat. Add l cup grated sharp
cheese. arrange over top one can
Span, sliced. Bake In moderately
hot (S7ss F.) oven for 20 70 80
minutes.
Evening star., 1951-05-24
MARsHMALL0K sAucE
haky and nut

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till I tried the amazing "WaerWhip"
Piecrust Method. It's the newest miracle of that
miracle Of modern shortcomings, Homogenized SPRY,
absolutely "miss-p proof" and quick n l~ }
tresome cutting i'm shortening, ~.
guesswork about how much liquid to how ~
add thanks to the magic step Of Whipping EnIL>
liquid right into the shortening! You must try \IH
"WaterWhip" Pecrust Recipe. For FREE ANmM-
Madison York 49, n And
please Homogenzed gngham it's the
only type shortening that properly with liquid
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TAKES NO MAGIC WAND to

make exciting
Chinese dishes
right in your
own kitch en-
all it takes
is LaCHOY Y
Bean Sprouts
and LaCHOY
Mixed Chinese
Vegetables "a
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Deaths Reported
tFrom the D. c. Bureau Of vital statistics

Sarah Adeeck, s7. as25 5th st, NV.
Melissa Talbert. S5 1886 Sheridan st. NV
Henry Murphy, S:s. geo II st. ne.
Joseph Morris, 70. Tos North caroiins
Nellie Kse.eeter. "a. 1914 stn 1t. ne.
Elmon Carr, "A 923 Decatur st. NV
Rosa Carlisle. 80 1441 D st. Sc.
Agnes Sawyer. 8sf,, 3ls 2. Capitol st
Clement Lewa. 81, 1909 M ST.. ne.
| Virginia Garner. SO, 1928 18TH st; NV.
infant ah Beekher 45oa Blue Plains s DIR. s.w
Infant Chicca Hysttsville Md
Bette Fitzgerald, II, 1908 q st. ne.
Joseph Patterson; 90 No, address given
Rufus Hill So 93.. P st. NV.
Pearl Butler. 81, fa2 Division ave. ne
Lacey Milan. 49,, .1120 9TH st. nv
David Williams. 35. $40 Church st. NV
Louise Taylor "a 1907 G St ne
Alfred Hill. II PA Lourie pl. ne.
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discover the amazing
this Of coffee It's not
the onlp nteonee with o
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IT'S THE TOPS in toppings"

- 49, 0Pheo
this m elt-
in your : mouth
M afsh m allow
Sauce! But be
'sure you US e
B U r N EFT T. IS
Pure Vanilla Elk.
tract for it
gives a delicate,
thrOug h and
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perature hits new high outside,
with a new FRIGIDAIRE Room
Air Conditioner inside! For it
cools the air removes excess
moisture .. filters out dust, dirt,
pollen circulates clean air
throughout your entire room
carries smoke and odors outside.
For your home Cor hubby's Of
fice) it's a must! Easy to in
stall thrifty to operate for
it's powered by FRIGIDAIRES
famous Meter-Miser mechanism.
For a cool summer ahead, visit
your FRIGIDAIRE Dealer noaoi
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New York, May 24-May days are lazy
days . but no time to stop serving those
bigger m better breakfasts you ''owe'
your family. How TO do it with mini.
mum of time and effort? Just put pack.
age of POST-TENS. the assortment of your
favorite Post Cereals, on the table and
let everyone ''help Themselves to their
Evening star., 1951-05-24

Only in Russia, along the cold
northern rivers and in the Black,
Caspian and Azov Seas are stur-
geon fisheries still of great value
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SUMMER NEEDN'T BE HOR-

AbAD hAND l. oAN
RID, il you beat
the heat with
F R IG I'D AIR E
Air dition-
in g! You c an
enjoy the most
delicious cool
comfort even
when the tenn
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its kind in the world. First, it's
almost like having starch on tap
for with just a swish and a
swirl in cold water it's ready to
use instdntly. And second, it costs
only about 1c to make a whole
quart of medium starch solution
and you can make as much
or as little as you need. Gives
clothes a beautiful finish without
erer streaking or spotting even
the darkest colors as we'll as
makes ironing faster and smooth
er, too. Try NIAGARA soon. En-
joy the best and most economical
instant starch money can buy.
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! n

morning! Post Tens contains different wonderfully nourish
ing astensprng cereals in 10 individual oneservng pack
One of family avorites CrapeNuts Flakes the
sChoLe ,ceat energy cerenl but be them all
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IT'S A BLESSING to busy home.

ma kerS ana
a boon to your
budget. What am
l talking about?
MAG A RA In
stant Laundry
Starch the
onlp starch of
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Marriage License
Applications

Under d. C. lalD, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three full days and
receipe the license ON the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.