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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-25

: NeJyc1a uzklluVeS muSQ kOn-
sulata Chicagoje, suzinojau, kad
j kazkada laikrasciuose skelbta
konsulo kvietima studentams
registruotis teatsiliepe vos 80
Suddenly. Sis juokingai mazas
skaicius varu priveda prie des-
peratisku isvadu - arba lietu-
vial studentai lietuvisku laikras-
ciu neskaito ir nenori skaityti,
arba jie nebyliai, kur reikia apie
save prabilti.
kai kada prakalbeti reikia.
Reikia tureti duomenis apie stu
dijuojancius lietuvius. Reikia
JUGS kai kan ir patiekti. Tinka-
mai sutvarkius, tai gall pagel-
beti ir stipendiju gavime ir STU
dijavimo galimybiu pasirinkime.
Bet ir svarbesniu reikalu, ku-
riuos atlikti gall tik korpora-
tyvi veikla.
/ Vakariniame pasaulyje siuo
metu siekiama isteigti nekomu-
nistine tarptautine studentu
organizacija (komunistine jau
yra y. Noretusi matyti -
butu musu visiska teise ir stei-
geju moralinis bel grynai prak-
tinis iSskaiciavimas - sio SAM
burio eilese ir lietuviu atstovus.
Kan pritiktu atstovavimo isl
pareigojimas, jei ne Amerikoie
esanciai egzilio Suddenly dau-
gumai? Taciau reprezentacija ia
neimanoma be representatives.
- dauguma atstovaujancios -
organizacijos. Be jos, ir be jos
igaliojimu vargiai terra imanoma
daryti kokiu nors zygiQ. Bet ly-
giai neimanoma meginti kur
nors atstovauti :. :. 80 asmenU
Siuo metu, oficialiais Lietuvos
valdzios duomenimis, studijuo-
janciu Amerikoje.
Butu mazesne klaida sakyti
kad yra ne 80, O 800 lietuvig
suddenly, studijuojanciu Ameri
koje. Taciau yra uz skaicius
svarbesne realybe: kad studen
tai yra nesuformave ar prarads
savo Pesprit de corps, kad zy.
giuoja ir verziasi j savo tikslus
nebe visu frontu, lietuviskosios
studentijos vardu, O kiekvienas
kazkaip privaciai. Tai peranksty
vas pasidavimas moderniajai in,
dividualizuotai dvasiai, 0 pasi-
davimas Siuo metu moraliai ne
leistinas.
Gyvename Amerikoje jau ku-
ris laikas. Sick tick apsiprato-
me ir susitvarkeme. Atgaivino-
me If pristeigeme visokio plau-
ko draugiju, laikrasciu, arba
juose skyriu - inzinieriams,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-25

skautams, gimtajai kalbai, We
terinoriams ir vilnieciams. Ar
nera tad pagrindo laukti, kad
ir studentija, tas priekin zy--
giuojas, turis savo pozityvius
tikslus ir per tai kurybingas,
elementas pajieskotu budo in
telektualiai susiburti ir isreiks-
ii savo korporatyvu veida? De-
ia, tasai veidas, kaip prastam
romano, yra veidas tamsoje.
Lietuvis studentas Amerikoje
yra neaiskus. 10 aspiracijos,
tick lietuviu tautos, tick savo
intelektualiniu ir socialiniu tiks-
lu atzvilgiu, yra neapibudintos.
10 dvasinis gyvenimas neissaky-
tas ir net nemegintas isreiksti.
Sociological jis yra neapibrez-
F.; tas bendraja prasme, bet indi,
vidualizuotas tipas. Taciau tok-
sal yra laisvas nuo visuomenes
organizacijos ir jos ideologijos.
Jisai turi socialine pasirinkimo
laisve, ir butinai nueis tue keliu,
kuriuo io laukiama nueisiancic
("patriotiniu" keliu :. y.
Du momentai ypatingai pa
breztini: 1. studentas Ameriko-
je nera tame paciame santyky-
je SUI lietuviu visuomene, kaiE
studentas Lietuvoje ar studen-
tas tremtinys Voiketijoje; 2. jis
yra brendes neramiais social
mes dezorganizacijos laikais, ir
prizes ateidamas Americas uni
versiteta, dar nebuvo issiaiski
nes savo vietos lietuviu visuo
meneje bel savo santykiu ST
ia pobudzio. Toksai jaunuolis
observation-disclosures Americas uni
versitete, lengviau susiras save
vieta ir issirySkins santykius
bendroje Amerikos visuomenejt
(kurios jis dabar pagrindina
veikiamasI, negu lietuviskoje
Jis istautes lietuviu visuomeni
mes samones atzvilgiu.
Tam kelia turetu uzkirsti ak
tyvus studentu j lietuviskaj
veikima ijungimas bel, visu pir
ma, isijungimas. Didesnese ko
lonijose gyvenanciu studentl
veikla priklauso nuo to, kick tt
koloniju veiklos pobudis atitiks
Suddenly aspirations (kurios
kol kas nezinomos y. Galims
betgi speti, kad Suddenly diva
sinis gyvenimas dabartineje lie
tuviskosios visuomenes akcijojt
sau atitikmens vargiai suras
AS netgi drisciau studenta api
budinti, nelengva sirdim, kair
tremtini tarp tremtiniu. Tremti
niu gyvenimo Cir kuIturinio . J
dvasioje regimas baisus palinki
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-25

dentus Amerikoje. Didesniu ko-
loniju senesniems studentams
cia atitenka iniciatyvos prievole.
Vytautas KavOlis
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02
Today's
anniversaries

l740-Elias Boudinot, New Jer-
sey's leading lawyer of his day,
who gave his fortune to the
Revolutionary cause, delegate to
Continental Congress, president
in 1882, born in Philadelphia.
Died Oct. "a, 1921.
l796-John G. Palfrey, Boston
Unitarian clergyman, historian,
author, born in Boston. Died
April 26, 1881.
William Taylor, Mctho-
dist Episcopal missionary bishop,
whose labor made deep impress
in California, Africa, Asia, Aus
tralia and South America, born in
Virginia. Died in Palo Alto, Calf,
May 18, 1902
l865-Clyde Fitch, perhaps the
country's most successful play
wright, having at. one time four
plays to packed New York
houses at the same time, born in
Elmira, N Y. Died Sept, 4, 1909.
1887-Vernon H. Castle, dancer,
originator of the turkey trot and
one-step, born in England. Died,
teaching flying in World War /,
Feb. Is, 1918.
l805-Rudolph Valentino. actor,
born. Died Aug. %, 1926.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02
Let's Face Ii
by

Some folks may think our town
is not religious. But when you
know of some thirty churches
whose spires reach heavenward.
there's bound to be thousands
who fear and love God. We may
not live too close to God during
the week. but there are times
when every man seeks his Crea-
tor. It may not even be on Sun
days when church doors are open
and invite men to worship col
lectivelY. but in every persons
life there are moments he must
commune with his Maker. A
bookseller wired Philadelphia for
copy of Seekers After God"
by the Reverend Mr. Farrar. and
received the following reply: mo-
Seekers After God in Philadel-
phia or New York. Try Boston"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02

convinced that she was lying, that
she was trying to conceal the fact
that the dead man had visited her
earlier in the day.
81 swear to God he wasn'tl"
June averred. She sounded sim
cere to me, but, of course. | NAV
have been prejudiced.
"When'd he make this date with
you?"
This afternoon. He phoned."
Here or where you work."
''He phoned the office"
Where's that?"
II work at the Department of
Labor"
That's in the Merchandise Mart.
isn't it?"
"Yes. Elaine and both work
there"
Phelan shot his questions faster
and faster, but she kept her eyes
on his and answered his questions
automatically, as though hardly
thinking about them. ! decided
that, back in her cerebellum. she
was fitting together the pieces of
an entirely different matter.
"What'd Farraday say when he
phoned?"
He said he expected to be in
the neighborhood this afternoon
and would drop in to see me about
seven-thirty."
where did he call from?"
He didn't say"
you're positive he said seven-
thirty and not siT-thirty?"
"Of course"
"Where'd you meet him?"
SAT the Office. He called on
business once, and we started
talking. Then he asked me for a
date"
"Pick up, eh?"
HE picked me out, not up!" she
replied, tossing her head as she
scented the words, and suddenly
all the tenseneSS seemed to flow
from her. leaving her cool and
poised.
well, it could be-" Phelan ad-
mitted, pulling at his ear per-
plexedly. II don't imagine he came
up here to play backgammon. I"
He looked at his watch, shook his
head, and, addressing Jenkins,
said: WED better keep moving"
He shot Elaine and June a stern
look. II want you girls to stay in
your apartment. Don't try to leave
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02
VITAMIN E HALTS
MINK DISEASE

WASHINGTON. - up. - Re-
searchers at the US. Department
of Agriculture have found rem
edy for yellow Fat Disease, .
which kills thousands of mink
kittens annually. The remedy is
to provide some form of vitamin
E in the ration.
Yellow fat disease is most
prevalent along the Pacific coast
where mink are fed largely on
fish scrap, which is plentiful in
the region. To supplement the
fish scrap and provide source of
vitamin E, scientists have used
fresh horse meat or liver. Wheat
germ meal, however, proved a
cheaper source and when it was
fed in ample quantities, none of
the mink developed the disease.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02
A FIEND TN NEED
By MILTON K. OZAKl

because I'll be back later" He
motioned to Jenkins and started
for the door.
I winked at Elaine and MUIR
INJURED: ME, too" She smiled.
nodded, and wiggled her tinae!s
in friendly goodbye.
LIE pressed the button beside
L l. the door of apartment = A,
the door swung open, and there
was Mr.. Personality PluS-Rich-
ard Starr Flicker by name, the
idol of a million frustrated wo-
men by repute. He was tall-about
five-eleven solidly built, and
handsome in rangy. elderly sort
of way. His hair was white and
thick and bushy, cut in a flowing
Bohemian bob in back like a prize
horses tail. 1t made a good frame
for his thin bony nose and his
heaVy-lidded brown eyes
Good evening"" Richard Starr
Flicker let each syllable thrash
around in his throat for while
before releasing it, reminding me
of the pompous tones effected
by movie buffers. His eyes-big,
brown, dreamy eyes-regarded US
aloofiy, as though we might be
unclean, and, believe it or not, he
raised one hand slowly and grace
fully and fondled his luXuriant
head of hair like a girl making
sure her wave was still in place.
Talk about affectation!
Evening, Mr.. Flicker" Phelan
said brusquely, pushing forward.
''Pm Lieutenant Phelan of the de-
tective bureau. We're sorry to
disturb you but we'd like to come
in"
Flicker stepped back with lit
tie formal bow and let us pass. AS
l brushed against his blue loung-
ing robe the scent of a heavy
cologne touched my nostrils.
Entering Flecker's living room
was like stepping into the boudoir
of a Chinese potentate. CIeyerly
concealed lighting gave the room
an exotic, rose tint effect. Cushions
big, soft, brocade beauties
covered the floor in profusion,
and ncenSe-sandalwood, | think
was curling upward from an
orange porcelain brazier in the
center of group of carved Chi.
nese gods.
Ito be c0ntinued)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02
Chapter 5
AP Hewsfeefvres

Chapter
1T was like the explosion of a
! bomb. Sergeant Jenkins gaped
and even / had trouble getting my
mouth closed. Then jenkins was
rushing the girls back upstairs
and telling Phelan what had hap
pened, and Phelan, his fat face
momentariIy startled by the unex-
pected twist of names, was Shak-
ing June HanSon'S shoulders and
trying to get her to speak coher-
entity.
You say he's John Faraday?"
Phelan kept asking a little in
credulously, as though he suspect
ed a trick. His Identification card
says he's Lawrence Straw, and
the nurse upstairs identified him
as Straw"
'B-b-but-"
"Please control yourself. Miss
Hanson" Phelan pleaded. Are
you sure you got a good look at
him?"
Its joint" June gasped, "and
he was coming to see us!" She
burst into tears.
"HoW do you know his name is
Faraday? How long have you
known him?"
I've been seeing him T.. .
for months :" she sobbed.
That's his name-John Faraday."
Where does he live?"
'I-d-don't know"
"If he's a friend of yours, you
ought to know where he lives"
He always came here. I. never
twisted him." June wiped her
eyes and tried to make her lips
cease quivering. 'He was awfully
nice to me-"
Were you his girl friend?"
She hesitated and gave Phelan
a plaintive look. mot really"
she said, but he came to see me
regularly"
Phelan stared at her thought
fully. ooh, yeah?" he said. She
returned his stare and tossed her
head with a trace of her former
spirit.
YEAH" she snapped irritably,
mimicking his tone.
"Are you sure he wasn't here,
say, about six o'clock?" Phelan
demanded, his voice betraying the
course of his thoughts. He was
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02
10 YEARS AGO

10 YEARS AGO
The city council ordered pur-
chase of a gas mask and life net
for the Key West fire depart
ment.
X 4 X
There were at least $500 per-
sons in Key West during the
American Legion state convention
last week. Albert Mills, executive
director of the Key West conven-
ton corporation said this morn
ing.
X X X
Key Westers yesterday invested
slightly less than 81 900 in gov
eminent defense bonds as sale of
the certificates began in postof-
fees throughout the United Stat
eS.
X Il
County commissioners last night
registered unanimous disapproval
of a local bill which would de-
prive them of the right to appoint
county attorney.
X 4 X
Upwards of $50 soldiers, sailors,
marines and young women turned
out last night for the first public
dance that Key West has seen in
years.
X X X
A. Maitland Adams and Archie
D. Lowe have purchased for about
$4,000, a block of lots on Stock
Island.
X X n
In an excerpt from the editorial
page, the Citizen quotes Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt who said,
Its a mans world and will be,
just as long as the women want
it to be-.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02

A Maitland Adams and Archie
D. Lowe have purchased for about
$4,000, a block of lots on Stock
Island.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02

Thomas Drever, board chair
man of American Steel Foundries,
born in Scotland, 50 years ago.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-02


ly on root and canned vegetables in
the absence of produce from your
own vegetable garden, there's no
reason why vegetables should be
dull eating. A dash of spice here, a
sprinkling of herbs there lift them
out of the ordinary eating class to
a gourmet category.
Savory White Beans
(Serves g.
cups dried white pea beans
~ teaspoons SALT.
" teaspoon garlic salt
a teaspoon sweet basil
2 small hay leaves
u teaspoon black pepper
finely diced green, pepper
2 medium sized onions
3 large ripe tomatoes
~ tablespoons dried parsley
flakes
u teaspoon OreganO, crumbled
Wash beans and soak overnight in
cold water. Drain Cover with water.
Add salt, sweet basil, bay leaf and
pepper. Simmer until tender. Drain.
Melt tablespoons of the butter in
frying pan. Add green pepper and
onion. Saute about 10 minutes or
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-02
Licenses, Training
Urqed For Sitters

State legislatures and city coun.
ellis throughout the nation. have
been petitioned to pass laws re.
curing the licensing of all baby
sitters. private kindergartens day
care agencies. and nursery and
play schools.
1t is suggested that such
licensing be regulatory in nature
and not for revenue.
The present lack of standards
for these persons and institutions
is highly detrimental to the health
safety. and general welfare of in
fants and -schnol-aee children
petitioners believe While some Of
the more progressive cities and
states have already begun to IN.
pre-school centers. entirely too
many have been lax and indiffer.
ent to this need many parents con-
tend. Little or nothing has been
done, to date. by city and state
governing bodies to require physi
cal examinations of bahv sitters.
Some parents think baby sitters
should. in addition be REQUIRED to
obtain the signatures of two per.
sons in their community testifving
to their moral character and re.
liability They believe that regu-
lar courses of study should be re-
CURED OF all babv sitters and di.
rectors and their assistants in dav
care agencies and nursery and
play schools and suggest that as
a temporary m sure. these
courses could be made availab BILE
in the form OF evening classes
sponsored by local civic groups or
governing bodies
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-02

6 to minutes or until tomatoes are
soft. Mash tomatoes some with back
of spoon as they cook. Add beans
and butter and stir gently to blend.
Note: Beans may be placed in bak-
ing dish and topped with a little
grated Parmesan cheese and baked
in oven in covered dish for 10 to Is
minutes, if desired.
Peas and Corn with Marjoram
(Serves 6-8)
l package each frozen whole
kernel corn and peas
3 tablespoons butter
u teaspoon powdered marjoram
2 tablespoons cream
Cook peas and corn until tender.
Melt butter in small saucepan. Add
marjoram and let steep 2 or 3 min
utes in warm place. Pour over
vegetables and toss gently to mix.
Dribble cream over vegetables.
Carrots Julienne with Sage
(Serves 4-5
l bunch carrots cut Julienne
style
2 tablespoons butter
a teaspoon powdered sage
Chopped parsley
Cook carrots until tender. Melt
butter in small saucepan. Add sage
and let stand in warm place for 2
or minutes to steep. Pour over
carrots and toss very gently to mix.
Arrange in serving dish and garnish
with sprinkle of parsley.
*String beans with Freshly
Grated Nutmeg
TOR A GOURMET touch, add
sprinkle of freshly grated nut
meg to buttered string beans.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-02
LYNN SAYS:
Give These Costumes
To Vegetable Service

Using a tightly covered pan, use
"a cups cut vegetables, and cook
with 2 tablespoons salad oil and just
enough sailed water to cover. These
PANIED vegetables have a new and
delightful flavor.
Hollow out medium-sized onions.
Fill with mushroomsauce or cheese
sauce and bake in covered cas-
scrolls l hour in moderately hot
oven (400').
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-02

Leftover tongue combines with
several vegetables like carrots,
green beans, potatoes and onions
in this hearty casserole. The
horseradish seasoning gives a
zippy flavOring to the white
sauce which Is SO delicious with
mild favored vegetables and
sliced tongue.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-02

GIFT IDEA
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Pattern No. 1868 is a seW-rite perfo-
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The spring and summer FASHION con-
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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-02

Mashed Potatoes with Rose
mary Butter
(Serves 2-3)
3 small or 2 medium sized DO
tat0es
II teaspoon salt
Pinch black pepper
Rosemary Butter
"a pounds top milk or light
cream
Paprika
Peel and cut potatoes in half. Cook
in boiling sailed water until soft
-hO but not mushy.
s |. !: !: +: !: !.
(IA Drain. Crus h
~ VI w i h w m
I RAE masher and beat
| hEL(l/A until all Jumps
I'll WI are out. A d d
/GElQ W | t, pepper
h-g&T + Rosemary But
E ter, and beat to
blend. Add top
milk or cream and beat thoroughly
until light and fluffy. Place in serv-
ing dish and garnish with extra
plain butter and sprinkle of pap
rika.
Rosemary Butter
2 tablespoons butter
"A teaspoon crumbled leaf
rosemary
Place butter and rosemary in
small saucepan. Heat gently until
butter is melted. Set in warm place
to steep for " hour. Strain out rose
mary leaves Use as in above recipe.
Tongue and Vegetable Casserole
(Serves g.
3 carrots, sliced
l cup cut green beans
2 cups cubed potatoes
/ small onion, sliced
IL cups tongue broth
About IL cups milk
tablespoons butter
tablespoons flour
" teaspoon salt
teaspoons horSeradish
IL slices beef tongue
Cook carrots, beans, potatoes and
onion in the tongue broth until tend
err. Drain, saving broth and adding
enough milk to make cups of
liquid. Make a white sauce with the
butter, flour and liquid. Add salt,
horseradsh and vegetables. Slice
the cold tongue about Is inch thick.
Pour half the creamed vegetables
into 7-cup casserole and arrange
half of the sliced tongue over it;
add rest of vegetables and lay rest
of tongue slices on top. Cover and
bake in a moderate oven, (3500) for
about 20 to 80 minutes.
Harvest Ham with Sweet Sauce
"a ham
u cup curraht jelly
IL teaspoons dry mustard
Il teaspoon each ground cloves
and cinnamon
Whole cloves
Bake ham according to directions
on wrappings. Skin and score top
into small squares or diamonds. In
sert Glove in center of each
square. Combine jelly, mustard, Gin
namon and ground cloves. Spread
over top of ham. Bake 30 to 40 min
utes longer, basting several times
with juices in pan. Slice ham and
arrange slices on platter. Pour
cherry sauce over ham slices, If
desired. Platter may be garnished
with SprieS of parsley
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-02
Prehistoric Gable

The Cro-Magnon man was the
glamou. boy of Europe during the
Stone Ages. This tall. handsome
and intelligent man lived between
about 10000 and. 10000 G.: Like
most handsome ren, the Gro
Magnonman was clothes-con
scious 1t was he who discovered
how to make better garments by
cutting pieces of skin and sewing
them together
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-02

until tender but
not b 70 w n e d.
Add tom a t oes
cut into S m a | !
p i e C e S. Add
o r e 6 a n o and
parsley and SIM
NOR for n h o,,f
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-02

. their h e a l t h
a n d weH-being
>e v e n during
winter months,
but w i'll also
a d d luster to
your reputation
as a lie v e r
cook.
Though y o u
NOV ra1xy Iae,y.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-02

Slivered potatoes and carrots can
be cooked together to glamorize
them. Season with butter, pepper
and minced parsley.
Celery Leaves: Use in green
salads, in bread stuffings, in stews
and soups, with roasts and for
garnish.
Cauliflower Leaves: Ask for I'M
trimmed cauliflower. Save leaves
nearest head. Trim off lower tough
parts. Cook in boiling water to
cover, Is minutes. Drain. Season
and butter. Or chop and add white
sauce.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-02
dau
MARCH OF DIM ES
JARuaRy is-3D
Save Money On
This Home Mixed
Cough Syrup
JAN Y aRS i5-3D

Big Saving. No Cooking. So Easy.
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This simple mixture takes right hold Of q
cough 1t loosons the phierm. soothes the
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Pinex is a special compound Of proven
ingredients. in concentrated form, we'll
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doesn't please you in every way.
FOR EXTRA CONVENIENCE GET NEW
REAOY-MIXE0, ReADYT0.USE PIHEx!
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-02
Add Spices and Herbs
To Vegetables For
Extra Flavor, Color

CPICE THE: VEGETABLE n d
~ keep it interesting. Your fam
ily's enjoyment of these vegetables
will pay you dividends not only in