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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-17

Klube sutikau Pyteri. Pyteris
pasakoja, kaip jis pasidave ope-
reisenui, mes gydytojai negalejo
nustatyti ligos. Prapjove ziure-
jo, ar sveikas apendiksas. Rado
sveika, bet pakeliui vistiek is
pjove, kad ateity nesimaisytu
po kajom, t. y. po ranka.
Jieskodami toliau, RADIO tulzi
pilna akmenu, ir ja ispjove. vi
durius isvarte, daktarai daugiau
ligu nerado ir viska vel graziai
susiuvo. Dabar be tulzies Pyte-
ris negali valgyt kilbasu su tu-
sintais kopustais ir nefylina. Del
to teko atsisakyti dalyvauti ir
visuomeniskoj veikloj, mes po
bankieto j taip sueme skaus-
mai, kad net polkutes nevaliojo
tinkamai pasokti. Tai koks gi
cia dabar visuomenes veikejas
Anot jo, opereisenui reikia
pasiduoti ne tiktai tada, kada
zinai, ka reikia ispjauti, bet ir
tada, kai nezinai, mes tik pilva
|prapjovus ir galima surasti IL
ga.
Svarbiausia tai dabotis, kad
apmarinant neuzpiltu ant nosies
|perdaug eterio, mes daznai atsi-
tinka, kad gerai pavykus operei-
senui, - ligons vistiek nepabun-
da ir kaipo jau mires jis nepa-
jegia nueiti pas lojeri ir traukti
daktara tieson uz numarinima,
ir tokiu budu numarintasis pra-
liuzina daug pinigQ.
Mirus sveikam zmogui, dakta-
raj tuojau pranesa giminems
o tie visi suguzeje j laidotuves
duoda zinia draudimo istaigai ir
Inekantriai laukia ar liks kick
nuo insiurino.
Tonsilas pjaunant nereikia
duotis uzmarinti, mes kartais ir
stipriausias vyras neatbunda.
Bendrai jei nori rasti gera
daktara, tai, anot Pyterio, pir-
ma suzinok, ar geras katali-
kas ir ka apie il zmones sneka.
Pyteris prisimena, kai Dzimui
reikejo daktaro. Galvos skaus-
mai - nei dirbti, nei miegoti.
Nuejo jis pas zmoniu prirodyta
= gera, nes isciupineja ir ap-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-17
. Kaip tat, nesuprantu,

| - Kaip tat, nesuprantu, -
atsake Pakantiene. ].
- stai, ziurek, jau bus Is
metal kai Naujienos ir JOINS gi-
|mininga spauda raso, kaip tik
moka, pikciausiai, sarkastis-
kiausiai ir juodziausiai apie pre-
zidenta Smetona, o tue tarpu jo
salininkai vaizduoja j buvus ne
toki jau baisq. Kan tas ami
mas gincas Ko tue norma pa
siekti? Kodel nenorima to klau-
simo palikti ramybeje: juk tai
yra praeities dalykas, ir tegul
istorija taria savo nesaliska,
salta ir teisinga zodi. Argi mes
jau nebeturime svarbesniu ir
aktualesniu problemu pasvars-
tyti? IS dabartines musu spau-
dos man susidaro ispudis, kad
mes tebetrypiam vietoje, Wis te-
begromuliuojam tuos pacius nu-
sidevejusius klausimelius, kad
mes daug labiau megstame sau
|nervus padilginti, nekaip kad
|smegenis pakrapstyti, bejies-
kant naujp keliu musu visuome-
ininiam, politiniams bel valsty-
|biniam gyvenimui. Ir man susi-
daro visai aiskus ispudis, kad
mes galvojame, jog grize sesi-
me j tas pacias dvidesimts ses-
tais metals apleistas demokra-
tines kedes, O toliau viskas tvar-
|kysis savaime. Bet niekas sa-
vaime nesitvarkys, ypatingai
toje tautoje, kuri taip lengva-
budiskai elgiasi su teisybes da-
|lykais. Teisybe, neteisybe, tel
|sybe -, o gal ir neteisybe
Tokiu sukiu, tokia filosofija
|ir morale toll nenuvaziuosi. &C.
raj, jei ispazistame demokrati-
|ja, tai ir pagalvokime, kaip ia
augala geriau prigydyti ir is
ugdyti lietuviskoje zemeje, mes
demokratine pasaulezvalga ir
santvarka pareikalaus is musQ
visu jegu itempimo, sugebeji-
mo bel energijos, kad il duotQ
tokiu vaisiq, kokiu pageidauja-
me. Nemanykime, kad tik be
atodairos niekindami Smetonos
rezima, galime pasidaryti geri
demokratai ir garantuoti demo-
kratijos pasisekima musu tevy-
neje 49,.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-17

pacios autores isbandytu. Jo-
je rasime, kaip pasigaminti
musu megiamuosius lietu-
viskus valgius ir ietuviska
krupnika.
Knyga irista plastika. ia
atidarius, il neuzsivercia. Tai
seimininkems sudaro dideli
parankuma. Knygos kama
$500.
Uzsakymus siuskite:
"EGLUTES" Administracija,
P. o. Box %, Brockton, Mass.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-17
RAUDoNoJI zvAIGzDE

81 autentiskos fotografijos = bolsevikQ
darby Lietuvoje 1941 birzelio menesi liu-
dininkes TRIUMPH ir tikslus paaiskinimai
letuviu ir anglu kalbomis.
Gaunama DIRVOJE. kama Is c.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-17
Isigykite virimo knyga
"TAUPI0JI VIREJA"

Knyga paruose
p. H. Maciulyte-
Daugirdiene.
"TAUPIOJI VI
REJA" patiekia
300 ivairiu val
giu gaminimo re-
ceptu, daugumoj
Evening star., 1951-10-17

Real Estate Service, Inc.
4-bedrm. brick "SPECIAL"-S13.a5 .a50li
It's our reduced price for cash above
SS,650 1st trust, At AZ. Fun bsmt..
tiled bath. equip. kit. Residential
location. Owner in Louisiana says,
SELL. Call OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-10-17

ATTRACTIVE SUITE Of 8 oflces with
building, only S75. TO reliable tenant.
NJ. 18th and Monroe sts. ne
JOHN M. KING 4 CO.. 350s 18th
Evening star., 1951-10-17

414 18th ST. S.W.
new ONCE bldg. In the hear
Of the s.w. market. near Govt. agen,
cies. Call r. A. HUMPHREYS. Real.
tors, MA. k020
Evening star., 1951-10-17
IBUsINEss PRoP.-sALE lcent. J

SILVER sPRING-A central location,
50x10o. improved By residence; &c n
can be easily converted. S14,ai5t :.
RIPLEY & ROMER, Realtors. g..
Evening star., 1951-10-17

Real Estate Service, Inc.
Ramblerette in the modern manner
clean and new. really most inviting.
for private study. Bright bath and
completely equip. kit. Rolling. tree
studded countryside, S13.450. Call
OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
Store and Residence
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN 10000 SO. FT. on 4
floors. 3.000-pound freight elevator;
floor load $50 lbs. per 50. IT,; ex-
cellent shipping and receiving faciii-
ties; sale or lease CARL g. ROSIN-
SKI CO.. Ma. 1854. III
DOWNTOwN--3.6o 600 50. IT,: 2-stor,
and bsmt. bldg; lge. dumb waitel
services all floors; good shipping
and receiving facilities. CARL G
ROS1NSKI CO.. MA. 1854. Ii
M ST.. Just west of Conn. ave-; 1st
commercial: outstanding 3-story
and bsmt. bldg, offered in It's en-.
tirety for lease, 5 or 10 yrs; close
to Mayfiower Hotel and Ring Bldg.
auto. heat; avail. around 1st oil
year; suitable for any small crgani.
zatton or doctors or lawyers offices
J; RUPERT MOHLER. Jr.. l22:
Conn. ave. NV, MA. 1880, 30
500 so. IT. OF oper
space, ideal for labs, etc. one Other
space for about 1000 50. It. with
truck dock. A. M. ROTH. RE. 1880
Evening star., 1951-10-17
Brick Cape Cod
FALLS CHURCH

Real Estate Service, Inc.
Charming bungalow in pleasant. folksy
neighborhood. 5 rms. and bath on
LIST a.. lge. bedrm. up, complete
bsmt. with painted walls and floors.
S12.7b0. Terms. Call OW. 5000
Evening star., 1951-10-17
WILL GOGI
LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

40 LOVELY LOTS, 55x10O, in beauti-
ful Cedar Valley subdivision. Suit
able for small rambler; only 2 blocks
from D: e. line Sc. HI. 5777. 80
B RAMBLER LOTS. near Rollingwood
a sfh0S Saas ca bNKEN sXss TY RRAIFY a1fl deSs Go
ARLINGToN BARGAIN! Beautifuiiy
wooded rambler site. 1876 frontage,
III rear, 155 deep. over " acre; In
exclusive Country Club Hills, ad-
Joining Wash, Golf and Country
Gns esnts PsceS foE anisk sale at s2
Included. Adjoining sround around
cH. s5S7. cH. M 5s7s. III
BUILDERS - Have acreage various
sizes in good locations and terms.
LOU cAPUTI. Realtor. Phone FA.
AIRiLIiINGToN - Good rambler lots:
over $4,000 50. it.; nice locations;
LOU ,CAPUTI. Realtor. Phone FA,
GLEN LEN ECHO HEIGHTS, nice lots,
not adjoining, with all utilities in
Guiding sewer. Only 81 500 ca. Titles
nnediass, s1sas sas fssaK YEK16T eaa E s5i' 9
|coRaER oassi 1eth ST. t7aoo blk.1 Dls and
Northgate I'd. n.w.-1O0x100. Mr..
oNk NAsf16Si T6T "a "a asss' ssss ST. N.w.-Lonly
Fl . sns block ,sss oii i,.sE Milits5s
1WSaiik-inV front; al utiis. HoRp
CofEs1IELE onEyi LIZ FARMS ESTATES
Beautiful level homesites in exclusive
sSm@ans So so m ApOroa acre.. lSf Phs srotsee efoiee
location II offered for immed. hale
b, owner for S2.950. Phone H.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
OFFICES

Vicinity Conn. ave. and Mayfoyer
Hotel. Approximately 800 50. IT
May be rented in suites. Reasonable
rates. RE 2744 -lQ
Evening star., 1951-10-17
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY 1941. "a Flat Head; SITS
or best offer; must see to appreciate. l
Call SH. 1915 after 4:30. lie
Evening star., 1951-10-17
HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
NEARING COMPLETION
COUNTRY PROPERTY

IO-ROOM FRAME HOUSE converted
to two apartments. Metal roof; SK
acres Of cleared land. Located on
Wicomico River in Fairport, Va,
just of Chesapeake Bay. State road
leading to property; 1.2O0-ft. water
front. Deep water. Oyster house
be purchased reasonably For fur
ther information write Box 3S4-V
Star. -o2
Evening star., 1951-10-17
DESK SPACE

18th AND COL. RD. NV. SEC,
Washinston's best trans: facilities.
nomical. eficient service. you're out
lit rings-we answer. Have you an
ofnce7 II not. you can use our tele-
phone number and our address OF
you can install YOUR OWN TELE-
PHONE In our ONCE or q direct con-
us to answer your home or business
telephone. DESK SPACE FOR RENT
MAIL ADDRESS SERVICE. 1772
Columbia I'd. NV, Suite No. 8. HU.
S070 30
Evening star., 1951-10-17
STORES FOR RENT

1902 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. Suit
able for barber shop. delieatessen.
Or any other type Of business. OR.
lSsS STU. AND EYE SITS. Nw.-Modern
store with balcony; suitable for
Tor maternity shop. stationery.
books, etc; close to Doctors Hospital
and Medical Center; rent, $3.50 per
niger with LEGUM AND GERBER
oksHEEKLT oKs4ElG 81 EoosrfS ok eSoo oSEEr sTdsE,
CENTER MARKET CiTY-sfh AND
X STS. NV. Stands avail. for pro-
duce, meat, kit. utensils, variety
items; Rent reas. Call MR. scHo-
sTokE HsSkfs ilsh ssd ss
-l,000 SO. #: reasonable rent. Ap-
ply PAT TRoIANo REAL ESTATE
LaRGE Arc 81 sRiSaT ISgSi STORE, with SHOW
windows. lSx36; like new; rear alley,
sss' ss fsat only 1sss ss ana &c MSnFS a.aS
tenant. JOHN M. KING d CO,
sol 7th ST.. s.W.-Rsmodeied store;
ready Nov. /: has apt. above store
II desired. 611 9TH st; s.w..store
details, call Mr.. Adams. L. r.
TURNER: Realtor. 900 7th st. s.w
ME. 1647. go
1,eOO so. TT. in good business loca-
ton; excel. for printer or similar
business; good eond.;. rear entrance
to wide alley. For keys and info,
3l4 Pa. ave. s.e., Ii. -3-00S4. --19
18th AND EYE SITS. N.W.-Corner
suitable for any business or ONCE,
containing about 1900 50. IT. and
2 additional rms. and balcony
Available about Nov. 1. Phone Wo
S942. I'll
I4th NEAR YOU N.w.-Lse. store
newly dec; excel. spot for any bus
Aval. soon. MA. 1857; ewes. RA
Evening star., 1951-10-17
RAMBLERS
$13,95O
WITH 3 BEDROOMS

The whole town Is talking
about these a m blers in
Holmes Run. You'll agree when
you come to see: A refresh
ing home featuring living room
with lovely picture windows,
floor to ceiling fireplace.
beamed ceiling, generous
dining alcove, Kitchen equipped
with range, refrigerator, ex-
haust fan. garbage disposal;
beautiful bath, spacious car
port, huge storage areas,
healthful gas heat. q quarter
acre sodded and Handicapped
lot. Finished streets, curb
ing, municipal sewer and water,
included in the purchase price.
II you Just need 2 bedrooms
the extra space can be added
to the living room, making 1t
"a #. long. A choice number
Of these homes will be ready
for occupancy within two
weeks. Come out today. FHA
financed. Cash $3.50, bal
ance In one trust at 4h%
interest. Payments of $50. 2.67
include taxes and insurance.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(ccnfinued)

DOCTORS SUITE in Spring Valley
Medical Bids; elevator, air condi-
toned; excellent location. Contact
MfILEs Mi Es'nSeV pGREfopMENT e Vi c.. 4 4s5G
Mass; ave; nv, Or. 4ati4. IL
sss.nton sgns sqss ss Of su o9 %9dsrn sanegs ees
law seIsr1a frm. nF For ii further M tnformation m
eaIl cal Mr. Mr., LoFsTRAND. Jr.. Rock
LaRek yiise ksS So,FirIcE ROOM. 1880 5' IT.
2nd floor. .j19 F st. NV, across
Sal sSnaSlsf sias. Call MR. ATHERII9fN' RIf
EN4TiIRE MI FIR. downtown mod. eiev.
bldg, 1000 or 1900 sq.. IT,, open
space. Call Mr.. Fischer with DREY-
FUSS BRO, Ma. 05s2; eyes,, AD.
LARGE, BRIGHT. furn. room in
suite Of well estab. law firm. Either
with or without telephone answering
service. 1025 Conn. ave. NV. ST.
CENTER MARKET CITY. 9Th and x
1000 sa. It.. suitable for repair
shop, laboratory or commercial-type
ONCE; rental very. reas. Call Mr..
sCHoMAKER. market manager. DI.
1870 * ST. N.w.-end Il. front. lge.
did advertising advantages, t.
shaped suite incl. entire front and
window side Of bldg; unusually reas.
rental OF $3.50 mo to responsible
apna tiDlat NAM ASnla1s asens Nov io7 MoSd ADD5,
DTsI Tard Bldg; NE NE 1901. -21
ern, downtown; ideal. school. ma
tional. local. organization. ia. 327s
floor ONCE containing 1,10O 50. It..
suitable for jobber or distributor.
Service elevator, heat, lights and
tanitor service furnished. THOS. J.
FISHER q CO. INC. 73s 18th St.
AIR CONDITIONED. Century Build
ing: 412 9TH st. NV. opposite Mu-
sinsles or Suites Sss Eisvatos. oyAsGie Wenetian IN
blinds. 1iuorescent lights, etc. Sin
giles from $4S to $3.50. THOs.
st. NV. DI. $3.50. "
1017 18th ST. N.W.-3 rms, on lst
floor, single or suite; several others;
$25 and up. Mr.. parking areas.
s33 iith ST. N.w.-a large rooms.
2nd door; near r and 11th sts NV.
rent, $i35 per mo. EFTEN REALTY
49so conn. AVE.-Large air-condi-
toned modern once; available i'm
mediately; easy parking. Apply r.
DoWD. 441S Conn. ave.. OR. 1900.
ATTRACTIVE SUITE of 8 ofices With
front plate glass window. attractive
building, only SIS. to reliable tenant
n, NJ 18TH and Monroe sts; ne
Evening star., 1951-10-17
514 3rd ST. NV,

24-ft. front, semidet.. solid brick: 16
rms, 8 baths; rented to l tenant
for S275 net to owner; lease expires
Apr, 1858. Price $27. 800, with
$500 cash or $4,000 all cash.
. Ewes. and Sun, RA 2805.
URCIOLO REALTY co.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE
tConfinued)

ONE LOT ON LIVINGSTON ST. NV.
---40x131; paved alley in rear;
paved street IN trent; an excel, loc,:
SPRING vALLEY-over 19.OUC So.
It. in exclusive NV. section. Lot
ideally situated with 100-ft. 'front.'
age. For sale BY owner. OR. S46S.
Evening star., 1951-10-17

End -FL. ROOM. 90x24; NEWLY RE-
DECORATED AND EQUIPPED
TPE12I TTPBER11YGHpuT; q T;;.rog. v,,D TOILETS; 2!lsET2
WITH 10 NEW DESKS. 10 DESK
SHA1Rs SaAT wrra II s5PE ~ w4A1r GHAI5s TTSR T3R
NITURE. 1926 L ST. NV. Ma
Evening star., 1951-10-17
OTHERS ENVY

This gracious all-on- floor rambler
Luxurious appointments and well.
planned spaciousness add to tts
living comfort. 6 lge. rms, tiled
bath, full hsmt. with toilet anc
outside entr.; picture window. bricl
hrepl., STORAGE attic-A home you'll
toms best for S1S.95 Arrange YOU
appt. BY calling OW. 90a0.
Evening star., 1951-10-17

3 ACRES OF ROLLING LAND. q
Creek goes throush property. Eo-
Gated Ia miles above Tyson's Cor
ner. Fairfax County. Va. about
1000 ft. OF Leesburg pike; $1,000
per acre.
McCAY & McCAY, Realtors
ia. s-s675; Ewes. CHI. 4713.
Evening star., 1951-10-17

TROLLING FOR ROCK. Trout, Blues.
Bloody Point, sharp, gooses; Reserv.
Crown. 115 h.p. Ready to cruise
anywhere. Sleeps 4. Has, galley,
running water. gas range, bottled
gas, h.-wh. Shower. Din. salon.
10 and 6-volt current. Painted
inside, and out this year. Hauled
Boat dock, slip IA, Mayfiower Ma.
rine. No reasonable offer refused.
Call MIR. KENNEDY at IA. 10000
or ia. 2-241S. -21
21-FT. CRUIZ-ALoNG-sleeps 2,
head % and md galley; A. Al GO eond.; priced
pm. lis
Evening star., 1951-10-17

ALEX. BRADDocK HTs.-Lots; very
5sxl42; $4,000. cail Mr.. Brown.
TIE. 3445; ewes. AL. 1852. CHARLES
Duke It.. Alex. va. Private parking
in rear.
Evening star., 1951-10-17

EVER TOLD
Just receivedll New brick Colonial.
8 rms, Il "a baths. nr. Glebe rd. and
Lee hwy. A location you can't afford
to pass by. Fun bsmt., stairway TO
3rd 4. storage attic: recr. rm.,
range, refgr.. dishwasher and ex-
haust fan. Really GRAND SIZE
ROOMS" IT'S new-it's for you.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
1888 Lee Hwy, OF Glebe. oW. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-10-17

Real Estate Service. Inc.
COUNTRY CLUB COLONIAL" -
Snug rs snail shell-Charmins
brick home set on by contrastins
white picket fence; 8 rms. on LIST
A.. 2 bedrms. and tiled bath up;
full bSmt.. open-side porch. Really
81 900 cash will handle. Call OW
5000
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-06-15

80 strange. We were planning to have
a picnic and it was raining so we had
to postpone it. / think was the one
who wished 1t wouldn't rain," she
confessed honestly. ''But it couldn't
get SO dry in that little while, could
it?''
"Now, don't worry" soothed the
grasshopper. Maybe you did wish it
wouldn't rain, but someone else must
have wished it long time before
you did,"
'sWell, / just wish they could see
what happens when it never rains"
said Patsy. my, 1 am getting so
sleepy. l think I'll take little nap.
Then I'll 60 on home"
Presently, Patsy heard voice call
ing her from a long way off. She
opened her eyes and looked about.
How strange! She was still sitting
by the window, and the rain was still
coming down! How beautiful the
grass and the trees looked, freshly
washed and green.
For goodness sake!" exclaimed
Patsy, II was just dreaming after
all!''
what did you say dear?" asked
Patsy's mother.
Il had the strangest dream" said
Patsy. Then she told her mother
about her strange adventure. "Tll
never wish anything like that again, =
Patsy concluded. ct would really be
just like my dream if it stopped
raining. From now on, I will love
the rain
Goodbye. boys and girls.
AUNT SALLY.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-06-15

tenderly in her hand.
The sun continued to shine bril-
liantly. It seemed to burn right
through Patsy's dress, and every
step made her feel more uncom-
Portable. She was thirsty too, but
there wasn't drop of water to be
seen anywhere. And strangely, it
seemed that she wasn't getting any
nearer home.
Presently, she stopped walking
and sat down near a tree. Il am get
ting tired, she told her friends. Its
funny she said in puzzled voice.
IT don't remember walking very far
before / met you. But I'm afraid
I am lost. Nothing looks right
That's just because it hasn't
rained for so long," explained the
grasshopper. IF it would just rain, .
he sighed.
eyes" repeated the mouse, IF il
would just rain"
"But, it was raining this morn
ing" said Patsy. That's what seems
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-06-15
Story and Play ZINE
Deor Boys and CHS:

Dear Boys and GIRLS:
With vacation V9elI on his wuY. hope
you remember 70 Re careful at oil Hines.
expect you GET Tother tired Of being
reminded about safety. but ! think th0t
we need 70 be reminded frequently. 4
is 50 cosy to forget. and 10 get careless.
Now lefs go on with our story.
PATSY'S VISIT TO Train LAND"
Patsy stopped quickly, and looked
down at her feet. The little creature
she saw certainly didn't look at all
like any mouse she had ever seen.
Its skin was dull and as wrinkled as
an elephants hide.
''You poor thing" exclaimed Patsy.
You look starvedl''
II am" answered the mouse
weakly. II can't remember when
had my last good meal"
well, you just come along with
Mr.. Grasshopper and me- am sure
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-06-15
Courtesy

How sweet and gracious in common
speech,
Is that fine sense which men call
courtesy!
Wholesome as air and genial as the
light,
Welcome in every cline as breath
of flowers,
It transmutes aliens into trusting
friends,
And gives its owner transport road
the globe.
James T. Fields.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-06-15

/ can find some
thing to eat and
drink when / get
home. . So Patsy
picked up the
poor little mouse
and carried him
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-20

A Madison county handicapped
child was made happy this week
when through the efforts of Lon
don Rotary Club, collapsible
wheel chair, especially designed
to meet his needs, arrived at the
Madison county Health Depart
mCnt office.
Floyd Williams, assistant post
master of London, who is presi-
dent of the Madison county
Chapter of the Ohio Society for
Crippled Children, and also a
member of the crippled children's
committee of London Rotary,
made the presentation to Everett
Lambert. London, Route /, farm
er, for his nine year old son, Don
ME, who is unable to walk
Purchase of the wheel chair
was made possible through funds
derived from Easter Seals sales
by Rotary members who for a
number of years handled this pro-
ject. Recently the need for a
county wide organization was ap-
parent and a county chapter of
the Ohio Society for Crippled
Children was formed under the
sponsorship of the London Rotary
Club and the London Business
and Professional Women's Club.
The 1851 Easter Seal campaign is
being directed by Miss Ruth E.
Armstrong. Easter Seal chairman.
Donnie's need for the special
equipment was referred to Rotary
by nurses from the Madison Coun-
ty Health Department. Mrs. Yer
non Royce, supervising nurse,
stated the chair, with wheels in
the back, instead of in the middle,
gives Donnie more room to swing
himself into it. She stressed that
the chair has several advantages.
1t will be safe for Donnie to use
and he can manipulate it him.
self. It will be more convenient
for his mother to care for him.
as Donnie is developing physically
and becoming heavier to handle
The chair can be collapsed and
taken wherever Donnie goes. But
most important Of all are the cor
rpctiya features which heIy Don
ME maintain good posture
Rotary president, Gene Kid
well said members of the Grip.
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-20
HAYES NAMED OSU
FOOTBALL COACH

One newsman piped up with
the inevitable question:
How about Michigan?'
Hayes answered:
"Righ now I'm not looking that
far. But I'm thinking about
Southern Methodist and Michigan
State, our first opponents"
He turned to Larkins and ask
ed: When can l get look at the
pictures of Ohio's game with
Southern Methodist. Can we look
ut EN- tonight 2"
mo, not tonight" Larkins
smiled
Hayes, who was 38 last We'd
nesday, said he wanted to start
right in March /, when his con-
tract is effective, working indoors
with his centers and quarter
backs.
That's where the Information
starts" he said. If the center and
quarterback don't work together
with the precision of a watch, you
just don't have a Information.
lie said his version Of the IT"
had a lot Of variations, with
fiankers and splits.
I'VE try a little of everything,
but we always have that quarter
back under the center. Single
wing quarterbacks and T quarter
backs don't do the same things
and that's why I'm looking for
a quarterback right now
lie plans a six-week spring ses-
sion starting March %. He'll leave
Wednesday night for Chicago TO
attend the Western Conference
meeting, following a session with
the Athletic Board where he'll
sign his contract and chat about
assistants.