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BRICK BUNGALow-Sll.95o
Very attractive 5-rm home, less
than yrs. old. Features beauti-
fhl hardwood floors. colorful deco
rations. Dream kitchen. real cera-
mic tile bath Ex-GI owner. really
anxious to sell Small down pay
ment will handle
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Immediate Occllpancv

Immediate Occupancy
Brk. Colonial with 3 airy bedrms. and
coy rec. rm. Conv. to school, Pen
tagon. Shaded well handicapped level
lot. Zephyr awnings; Bendix; oil
heat. Priced for quick sale at
"FOR CHRISTMAS"
Exceptionally well located, we'll built
and well kept home. Home has liv.
rm. with fpl.. full size din rm.. well
equipped kit. with new 9' refrigera-
tor with freezer compartment. Up
stairs are 2 very lge. and light bed
rms The bsmt. Is full and painted
Oil INV. heat with recessed radia-
ton. Nice level lot with detached
garage.
ONE OF THE BEST
If you want a warm and friendly
home most conveniently located to
shopping. schools. park and buses in
q popular North Arlington family
community see this one. This g.
bedrm. brick Colonial has fireplace,
side screened porch and shaded
fenced yard. Shown by appoint
F. E. MALCOLM
Realtor OW. 1924.
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STORES FOR RENT

GROCERY STORE. e717 New Hamp-
shire ave. extended-30' by 5O' plus
basement shopping center. front
and rear parking; excellent spot for
q; G. 8; delivery service. ,BAsILIKO
s4sf. ssN4SfsdMENI oHL Ss47 CO. Mr. Perry; aS Pl
DRUGSTORE. e115 New Hampshire
center. front and rear parking
fixtures. all in; excellent proposi-
non tion for personal service store
Heasona6Is rent BASILIKo IN
sSIEssTMENT YES ni ooS.' Co. Mr.. Perry pI.
1Sis COIN. 81 osty avE-Newly decor @xS a,ec
store containing 1,100 50. IT. with
balcony. Suitable for restaurant
Holland, Il 6 sM1TaasY; sas; CO. On ST ST
sHoPPiSG SsP ii &c cENqER. sri sSG9 ,n West II Il.
or apparel shop: size i3xS5: oil.
street parking for 40 cars. Call Mr
Holland H. G. sMITHY CO.. ST
BETHESDA. MD.-small new store
2lx"l; show window. suitable for
gift, Gift go greeting r,, cards. M etc; & Rent 500
sMITHY co. sll 18th st. NV.
18th AND NEWTON SITS. N.E.-Two
stores one lSx55 and one 40x55.
available at this busy intersection
suitable for laundramat or whole
Mr.: Holland H. 9. SMITHY Co,
esa5 MiNNEsoTA AVE. 'y s.E.-1desi
location for any kind Of business.
Inquire 242s or 2423. -27
s:5 18th ST. NV; approx. 2Ox90,
very busy neighborhood. reas. rent,
immed. occup. Attractive lease TO
ISspons pSp HST s11ls tenant. Can LEO NJ.
RHERREsdE1N~& m Ssdb CO. l416 X st. NV,
NnxT TO 70 GIANT FOOD MARKET
229x50. 122 Kennedy st. NV. TU.
sfoRE. 4ox5o. with bsmt.. S s6x5o.
Syllable for drugs or srocery store,
Silver Spring area. Call GE. 1855.
43S 18TH ST. Sc, approx. 1915.
equipped as shoe repair shop. Tor
rent with or without eauipment, Ap-
uPPiEaR WISCONSIN, ii 5'Si Aal Ave. E24SN.wpi N:w.-pi-
reetly across Sears Roebuok. new
store, approx. 1900 50. it.. terrazzo
mrs, laporatory rms. gas heat,
eap a LES HssuR RI ssiq 8IRNg9r1N 81 T. i sn'eest EST
1873 IL ST. N.E.---New bldg, 24x94.
glass front. ideal for any business.
GEO. s. KING CO, 2llO Nichols
ave. sc. LII. 4-25O1.
1891 14th ST. N.W-Large store;
ideal for any business; S75 a mo.
JOSEPH Z. BRUNO. INC. sO3 Il
cHu, i,i ,nRENss n;Ri: ST wa.s SSa9;
In shopping center in Arlington;
COHEN CO.. Realtors. IA. 2-l66l.
LEE HWY. AND GLEBE RD.NIo-
Gated in one Of Arlington county's
busiest intersections; size. 22x45.
suitable for valet gift shop or ap-
T. J. 6 s,sN sNMITHY. s11 18th st. 2 W,
1868 s NON MONROE ST. s.E.-aent Ns sis5
Vacant: desirable section: suitable
fC+ Hoor most KAN any bus business; buses pass
R REALTY L1 CORP, 14ls il St ne. ne,
silver SPRING STORE. oox76. on
S3S5 mo. on 5-year lease uefSr RIPLEY siTa
& RoMER. Realtors. Call sH. 1883
1000 EYE ST. N.w.-1exeo. incl
heat and hot water. and bsmt.; Sls5
mo. mo Call r "a A HUMPHREYS. Real
REMoDELEp-15x45o
sis5 mo, caii +; A. H HuMPHRIEs
Realtor. Ma. 500 80
$500 SO, Fl. modern 1-story bldg. :;
plus parking lot; 55x150. Call r. A.
HUMPHREYS. Realtors. Ma. 5000.
30
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oIrp Sr1rrr1 AMI pApv,uAv

. VI NUI Lzt2ND FAfNIA " n I
2-bedroom bungalow featuring equip
kitchen; full basement; oil &C. h. !:
reasonably priced at S12, 800. con-
yenient TO Andrews and Boiling
Fields; Census and Hydrographic
Bureaus; bus, schools and shop
ping. FRED BURGESS. VI. 2S0n
till 9.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

Mr.. 21st AND EYE SITS. N.w.-1st
commercial; 3-story. S-rm. and bath
brick; ideal for once, plus living
quarters; priced low for quick sale;
convenient terms. H. p. RANDOLPH.
RE. 2137. TR. 1866. 81
/ tn AND X SITS. N.W.-1st CONNER
cial brick bldg, 8 stories and base
ment: oil heat, good cond. GEORGE
Y. WORTHINGTON g. SON. Ma.
$500 SO. rT., n. Capitol and N. Y.
ave-; store, offices. warehouse; va
cant, sale or rent. Make offer. BEN
JAM1N AUERBACH. RE. $500; ewes,
Ia. 1894. 29'
No. 2 Thomas Circle NV.
Downtown ONCE building completely
renovated: 4-story brick and bsmt.
APPROX. 5000 50. #. usable floor
space; mirrored walls. 3 new tiled
baths, fiuorescent lighting Many
built-in cabinets. Kitchen facilities
Rear private parking for 4 cars.
Reasonably priced, excellent terms
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
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HOUSES SAiE-Mp. Cont

NEARBY MD. Dandy 4-bedrm.. brick
bungalow; nice features incl full
.bsmt; oil h.-w.h.; screened porch;
stairway to storage attic: level lot.
S9xl5oi bus at corner and CLOSE 70 e
towner may take less); down pymt
as low as $1,000 For further in
fSTmatiSn f%T eado eall PERRY as BOSWELL, !,
-FOUR BEDROOMS. spacious 1Ia-story
home. Excellently situated on lge.
level lot; 20 #. liv. rm.. din. rm.
I2X12. equipped kit, 2 bedrms. and
full bath on 1st a.; lge, bedrms,
and storage rm. on End a.; full bright
gar. and chicken house. Priced right
at S15.950 on excel terms. Call
PERRY BOSWELL. INC, WA. 1900.
Open till pm. -2S
si09 BALTO. BLVD. BERwYN, op-
posite LaConga--5 rms. and bath
bung3 ow. h..w.h;; completely re-
diate possession, SIS. 500; 81 900
down, So so per mo. Call OWNER.
HY 0535 to inspect. 3
6e5 ADDISON RD.. Seat Pleasant
very nice Groom, 2-bath home. full
bsmt., gas heat; exec, cond. Priced
for immediate sale with low down
P1{ment PU Mas r. fAgL R1ea. Mf MrDP ADAMS. Go
10 a-97S3. ~
CHEVERLY, MD.-Six-room brick.
"a baths, slate roof. SlS,95U.
University Park. Id.-Six-room and
bath brick home with brick garage
SlS.5u0.
University Park. near University of
Md,-Seven room. IA bath brick
and stone mouse. with bullt-in ga
rage; like new S3S.500. Call Mr..
Ray. UN. S,J:i3: ewes. TO. 6o6i
PAUL H. LACTERBACH & co.
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IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL,

ONLY ONE LEFT
b3iH Chesapeake st, Decatur Hgts
4 3-bedrm. Dutch Colonial with
huge ltv. rm.. din. rm and kitchen;
fun hSmt., ready for immediate oc-
cupancy. Only SI3.950 Drive out
Edmcnston road. e blocks from
B'adensburg shopping center, turn
rlsnf blocks on Chesapeake. Open
c2ily and ewes. til sold
H1LLCREST REALTY co.
Ii. 7-4040; Eves.. 10. S-6I4a.
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BRICK CAPE COD
A STANDOUT
MODERN LIVING

For the young couple who want q
home Of their own. Stop paying
rent. This home is perfectly suited
excellent bedrms.. large hv. rm. with
firepl.. large fully equip. combina-
tion din. rm. kit. fun bath and ex-
pansible attic. Priced for quick sale
at $12950.
ARLINGTON REALTY
22l2 Wilson Blvd. OW $500.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
GET WISE

Stop paying rent when you can buy
q a-bedrm. Spanish BUNGALOW Tor
$11 .l95, with $4,000 cash and seq
per mo-, taxes and ins. incl To see,
call ia. $1,000.
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rnpNEp ppTCv S1s -sn

CORNER BRICK-S15.75n
Two-story Colonial on lovely Anchor
fenced corner lot Three spacious
bcdrms., modern tiled bath. 23-ft.
liy. rn.. dining rm uitramodern
kitchen. full dry basement. House
only . yrs. old. in perfect condition.
Excellent financing available.
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University Park. IId.-Six-room and
bath brick home with brick garage
SlS.5u0.
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TALL OAKS

brick rambler on very lge. lot, < mn
from Key Bridge in N. Arl, fca-
turing nice liv rm. with picture
window, . lovely bedrms. with tile
bath, lge. combination dinette and
Kit; fun bSmt., outside entr., With
y bath. Subject to Reg. x; priced
low At Sl6.30u. See this one today
and be in it by Christmas. Shown
Evening star., 1951-11-27
A BARGAIN

Don't miss seeing this brick Cane
Cod at $16,75O. with $4,000 down.
located on a 90 by l2O #. level
lot. lst q. has nice, liv. rm. with
hrspl:, din. rm., well-eauip. kit. .
finished rm. and l unfinished rm.,
plenty Of storage space; full base
ment with outside entr.; all-meta]
awnings at all windows: see this
now; shown by appt. only. Call ia,
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-29
Coming Cuenb

FRIDAY, NOV. 30:
The past chiefs club of the
Pythian Sisters Dawn Temple
No. 220 will meet at the home
of Mrs. Howard Joiner, 1870
Tilden ave., Chardon.
SATURDAY, DEC. 1:
Woman's Relief Corps will
hold a food. sale at Eldridge's
Popcorn Store.
MONDAY, DEC. 8:
Jay-Cees dinner meeting in
the Chardon Methodist church
at z pm. Wayne Davis, Will
loughby attorney will be the
speaker.
Hambden Grange will hold
installation of officers at their
hall. An oyster supper will
follow. Please bring your own
bowls.
Progress club will meet at the
club rooms. Progress club sex
tet will furnish music. Nomin-
alton of officers will be held.
Bring gifts for the Girls In
dustrial school. "How Come
Christmas" by Mrs. Clyde Har-
rlson. Mrs. Joe Temple is
chairman of the hostesses.
FRIDAY, DEC. 7:
Woman'S Relief Corps meet
at p. m. to elect officers.
Bring articles for box for San
dusky Soldiers Home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Whet-
stone and Janice and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Erdman went to
see the Grand Old Opera at
the Cleveland Arena, Thanks
giving evening.
Mrs. Lena Cottrell and son
Lawrence and Mrs. Ethel Law
spent Thanksgiving with Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Herbert in Ches-
ter.
Neil Law and Mrs. Fannie
Skinner were with the Earl
Laws in Cleveland for Thanks
giving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Law and
family spent the holiday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
V. Sked, N. Hambden st. Mrs.
Sked was able to return to
her position with the Cuyaho-
ga Abstract Co. Monday fol-
lowing a few-days illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Marvin
and daughter Velva attended
the funeral of Andrew Nichols
Sunday at the Woolf funeral
home in Ravenna. Mr.. Mic
holS was a brother of Mrs
Marvin and had spent his en-
tire life in Portage. He died
Thanksgiving day.
Recent visitors at the home
of Frank Battles were Glenn
Russell and A. Dewey Bond
of Chester, Mrs. Florence Full
Ter of Chardon and DR.. M. K
Cottrell of Cleveland.
Mrs. Hi1da Kiebler is now
representative of R. o. VOL
colt, Geauga County real es-
tate agent.
Chardon Metal Products
now has a down town office
over the Republican Record
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ken Ostrosky
and family spent Thanksgiving
day at his mothers home in
E. Cleveland.
The G.A.A. will hold a
Yarn" dance in the Char
don gym Saturday evening,
Dec. 1 from $50 to 11:3O
Admission will be determined
by the color of the sweater
worn, but will not exceed Csc
OF be under SOC. Refreshments
will be served with Barbara
Knapp in charge. Earla Hills
is in charge of publicity and
Helen Hills will take over
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South Newbury

MIR. and Mrs. Wilbur Church
ill, daughter Joyce and son Dav-
i'd of Willoughby, were at the
George Knox home on Sunday.
Mrs. L. A. Green and son of
Shalersville, were at Mrs. Kate
Green's on Sunday.
Ozro Sears is reported to be
improving at. Huron Road hos
pital. His room number 448.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Will
liams and family spent Thanks
giving at the home of Mrs. Will
ham's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
James Miller in Aurora.
Pfc. James Baker is spending
several days furlough from the
Paris Island Marine Base with
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. Elton
Childs and children were also
at the Baker home for Thanks
giving.
Capt. and Mrs. Robert Haskell
and family of Ft. Custer, Mich,
spent the Thanksgiving week
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Your visits, your
guests, your &C
tivities are news.
Please Telephone
Chardon 5-4621.

the Job of decorating.
Helen Young, student at
Andrews School for Girls, in
Willoughby, and DR.. Joseph
Dieska of Washington, DC.
spent Thanksgiving at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Dieska.
Mrs. Maxine Street returned
to her work in the County
Health Department after
three weeks vacation in Tam
pa, Fla, where she was visi-
ting Mrs. H. B. Goodrich.
Mrs. Paul Denton had the
misfortune to fall down the
stairs at her home, badly
bruising her arm, last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Holmes
visited his brother and family
in jackson, Mich. for the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Milestone
and daughter were Saturday
evening guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt Horvath of Parkman, cele-
brating the sixth wedding an
niversary of the latter couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lamb and
daughter are spending ten days
visiting her people in Milwau-
kee and his parents in southern
Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Carlson
entertained at dinner Sunday
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Mills of Windsor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Chamberlain of Hamb-
den and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Toussaint and Mrs. Hattie King
Mrs. Jessie Allyn entertained
Mrs. Clyde Goodrich, Mrs. Roy
Mcintosh, Mrs. Claude Garfield
and Miss Effie Latimer at din
ner Nov. 81 honoring Miss Lati-
mer's birthday.
Thanksgiving guests at the
Roy Burdick home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Burdick of Fremont,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burdick of
Burton and Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Muchmore and son Danny and
Mrs. Viola McNish of Chardon.
Bobby Burdick, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Burdick is confin-
ed to his home with the chicken
pox.
Luther Browning of Laurel,
Maryland, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Carlson and other
friends. Mr.. Browning was B.
and o. station agent in Chardon
for a few years, leaving here in
1916. He recently retired.
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Auction
oAld
Hospital

BURTON - Ben Hotchkiss
will be auctioneer and Theron
Dean master of ceremonies at
the Dutch Auction which is be-
ing sponsored by the Women's
Hospital Association on Satur-
day, Dec. 8, at the Burton school
beginning at 7:30 pm.
A spaghetti dinner will be
served preceding the auction.
Dinner tickets are 75c for adults
and SOC for children under 12
years, and may be purchased at
Casteeps Park Pharmacy. the
Kay Company in Burton or from
the hospital associations town
ship directors.
NOBODY
Publishes as much news
about Geauga County as the
Geauga Republican Record
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end at the home. Of Mrs. Marion
Shepard ON Bell rd., and on Sat
urday they all were in Cleve-
land to see Oklahoma"
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carr,
Mrs. Mary Carr and daughter
Nellie were Thanksgiving guests
at the Weisz Garwick home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franuk Schultz
of Chagrin Falls and Mrs. Lulu
Gore joined the Leland Gore
family for Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Bliss and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hostetler
were at N. A. Hostetler's in
Welshfield for Thanksgiving. On
Sunday they attended the silver
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Jones in Ravenna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert johnson
and family spent Thanksgiving
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Ward on Bass Lake rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bartholo-
NEW entertained a number of
relatives on Thanksgiving.
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The Geauga Republican-Record
has the largest paid circulation
County trading area!
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Nancy Carver
to Wed on
December IS

HAMBDEN - Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Carver announce the
engagement and approaching
marriage of their daughter,
Nancy Jane, to Dennis Bert
left son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Bertleff of Kirkland.
The wedding will be an event
of Saturday, Dec. Is at 8 pm.
in the Kirkland Temple. Open
church will be observed. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Norris
of Mentor were at Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. CarlSon's Sunday.
The Chardon Eastern Star
Chapter auxiliary met with Mrs.
H. c. Parsons on Tuesday.
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KAS ir KUR

. Maskvos radijas pradejo agi-
tuoti pabaltiecius lietuvius,
latvius ir estus, esancius JAW
kariuomenej, kad Sic nevyktu
Koreja, mes ten gall susitikt' su
savaisiais kovoje.
. 1861 m. sausio IL d. Americas
Aukst. Komisaras Vokietijoje
J. J. McCloy, pasirase isakyma
kad ateityje tremtiniai, kaip il
vokieciai, bus teisiami vokie:il
teismu.
. So. Bostone, iteikus prasyms
lietuviu parapijos klebonui kun
Virmauskui, parapinej mokyklo.
pazadeta ivesti lietuviu kalbos
pamokos ir tikybos destymas lie
tuviskai. Bostonieciai dziaugiasi
kad to jie susilaukia lengviau
kaip Clevelande.
. Dailininkas T. Valius pakvies
tas dalyvauti Kanados apzvalgi
Ineje memo parodoje, kuri lvyks
kovo - balandzio men.
. Venecuelos lietuviu kapelionas
kun. A. Sabaliauskas yra atvy,
kes JAW. siuo metu jis lankos:
Chicagoje.
. Belgijoje automobile nelal.
meje buvo sunkiai suzeistas kun
j. Dedinas. Jis paguldytas Ii,
gonine Briuselyje ir ten jar
penktas menuo gydomas.
. Vokietijos vyriausybe perziu
ri istatyma del siuntiniQ If jaU
numato visiSkai uzdrausti siustl
j Vokietija be muito kava be
arbata. Ligi siol kiekviena Selma
turejo teise gauti be muito kas
menuo DO 4 svarus kavos ir pc
svara arbatos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-15

Neseniai uzejus j viena is
Booklyno karciamu, patarnauto-
jas priejo ir sake:
- Ka gersi? Cia vienas vyras
nori, kad jo vardu isgertum.
Pasisuku j Soma ir ziuriu
nepazistama, apie IS metu vyra
- ,Ka, drauge, nepazisti ma.
mes? Juk pries 80 metu bu-
val mano mokytojas Lawrence
Mass. Ar dar calcium pamokytt
name "drobiu" (trupmenu)?
Taip, puikiausiai atsiminiau
bet tik tada, kai pasake save
pavarde. Tai buvo ziedelis, nuc
Valkininku, geras mokinys.
Tuomet, 1921 m. ziema, isl
steige Lawrence suaugusiu lie.
tuviu vakarine mokykla. Ja Ian
ke 20 mokiniai. Lietuviu ukesu
klubas leido be mokescio naudo
tbs vienu kambariu. Rodos, mo-
kemes tik skaieiavimo - arit-
metikos. ""
Tokiu mokyklu JAW maza'
kur buvo, O buvo galima sukurti
visose kolonijose. Zmones yer
zesi j moksla, bet nebuvo kas
mokytu. Uzbaiges rusiska trijr
skyriu pradzios mokykla buvc
jau mokytas vyras. AS pats at
vykau kick daugiau turis, kair
pradzios mokyklos "moksla", il
mokytojauti teko net astuoniose
vietose.
Ankstesne lietuviu emigracija
susidejo daugiausia is berasciu.
Kol atvykes lietuvis griovius
kase, cementa maise, restora-
nuose bulves skuto ir atliko XII
tus sunkiausius bel juodziausius
darbus, tol jis nepajuto reikalo
mokytis. Bet kai jis atsidur6
gelezies dirbtuveje arba prize
statybos darbo, kur reikia moke-
tt ismatuoti, moketi skaityti ma
tavimo liniuote, jis pamate, kad,
nemokedamas aritmetikos, jis
negali prie geresnio darbo pra-
simuSti.
Sis faktas vaizduoia visa mu
su ankstesnes iseivijos varga
skurda ir nesugebejima prasi-
musti j bizni. Is visu ''mokslo''
aku praktiskame gyvenime arit-
metika uzeme pirma vieta. Be
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Vaikelis jau nebesedejo ant puo-
do. Dabar visu atsidejimu, kaip sporti-
ninkas, tempe kate uz uodegos negy-
Val besistengiancia is jo istrukti. Mo-
ters irgi jau nebebuvo. Uzuot madonos
sedejo toks jaunas zmogyla. Matyti,
JOS vyras. Apyraudoniu veidu, naujo,
besifolmuojancio Lietuvos proletaro
prototype. Zmogyla visu atsidejimu
dorojo savo skaniai garuojancia lok-
senQ sriuba. zodziu, nepakantrian Jo-
nui Grau2ai visas krastovaizdis stat
giai pasikeite.
- Kur ponia?
- Kokia ponia? Poniu cia nera.
- Ponia, kur sedejo ir laikrascius
pardavinejo.
- Tai - manoji, skubiais rel
kalais isvyko Vokietija. Tamstai
reikalingas laikrastis? Turime pasku-
TIM "Pasaulio zinios".
- Skaiciau -.
= Nauji - ryto.
- Kas dabar priziures kioska?
= Pavalgysiu Uzkasiu. Uzdary-
stu.
Kur cia linksminamasi?