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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08
Protestuojana prizes
Atidavina Rusijai
Viso Sviesto

Washington, Spaliu 4. =
AtstovQ Rumu vadai ku-
RE stow uz metima visu
didziausiu Amerikos pas
tangu Japonijos sumusimui
prisidejo prize salyje kylan-
clio reikalavimo kad Rusi-
ia atidarytu antra fronta
Sibire prizes Japonus.
Kalbetojai su nekantry-
be issireiske apie Maskvos
ir Maskvos komunistu rel
.kalavimus kad Suv. Vals-
tijos atidarytu antra from
ta Europoje, tue laiku kai
Alijantai plaiSina Vokieti-
jos karo produkcija milzi-
niskais orc atakais ir per-
galingai zygiuoja j konti-
nenta.
Kongreso nariai tikrina,
imant demesin sena Japo-
nu ir Rusu konflikta, att
darymas antro fronto prizes
Japonija dabar iseitu pa
clos Rusijos gerovei, ir pa
salintu nuolat gresianti is
Japonu puses uzpuolima
Rusijos. Bet Russia savo-
tiskais isskaiciavimais at
sisako duoti Amerikai ba-
zes Sibire karo lektuvams
operuoti prizes Japonija
neatsizvelgiant j visa mil
ziniska pagalba kokia s.
sails Rusijai teikia.
Senate taip pat keliama
reikalavimai kad Rusija
duotu Amerikai naudotis
Sibiru irengimui ten antrc
fronto prizes Japonija. Il
ten butu galima atakuot
pacia Japonija ir tue pa
greitinti karo baigima, is
laikant gyvus daugybe ka
reiviu kurie lures zuti ka
rui ilgiau tesiantis.
Vienas kongreso narys
pradejo kelti protesta prie'
isvezima sviesto j kitas sa
lis, daugiausia Sovietu Ru
sijon, kuomet sviesto netu
ri patys Americas zmones
TSulyg Lend-Lease akto Dol
sevikams gall butt geras i
oleomargarinas, kuri pri
versti valgyti Amerikiecial
ant savo peciu nesanti vi
so pasaulio gynimo nasta
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08
RUSU FRONTE VEL
XMAS SULETEJO

Prasidejes lietingas. oras
trukdo bolSevikans Vokie-
cius stumti atgal kaip stu
me Xxi siolei. Ar gal Vo-
kieciai daeje Xxi savo nu-
matytu liniju pasiryzo lai-
kytis.
Veliausi praneSimai sa-
ko, Vokieciai pradeje alta
ka prizes Rusus Baltgudijos
fronte, sulaikydami boise
viku zygiavima.
Pastaromis dienomis tik
Vitebsko srityje Rusai tu-
rejo pasisekimu, paeme tik
As kaimus, ir randasi apie
140 myliu nuo Latvijos III.
beziaus.
Maskva patti skelbia jog
fronte neivyko jokiu zymiy
pasikeitimu.
zinovai speja jog sekan
ciu 10 dienu begyje paais
kes ar raudonieji pajiegs
persilauzti per Dniepro Ii
Mia.
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VEL ATAkAVO WA
kE SALA

Americas karo laivynas
vel padare smarkQ uzata-
kavima Japonu salos Wa
ke, 1000 myliu j vakarus
nuo Hawaii. Apsprogdin-
ia Japonu irengimai il ka-
riuomenes stovyklos.
Ia sala Japonai ateme
IS Amerikieciu karo pra-
dzioje, Gruodzio %, 1941.
Nauioj Guinejo.i Alijan-
tai paeme Finschhafen il
apsupo Japonus tarp iuros
ir kalnu.
IS Centraliniu SolomonV
salu Japonams traukiantis
Amerikieciai paskandino
40 JaponQ barku kuriomis
iie stengesi isplaukti. Pr
miau jau suplaisinta apie
100 tu barku kur tik ia.
ponai traukdamiesi naudo.
10 jas persikelti j kitas sa.
las.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08
TURKIJA GATAVA
ALIJANTU PUSEI

Turkija esanti pasvirus
j Alijantu puse ir sutin-
kanti stoti karan. Neziu-
rint Vokieciu padetu pas
tangu spausti Turkija lai-
kytis neutraliskai, TurkiJa
gall likti Alijantu karo tai
kininke.
Turkija yra tiesiogines
durys j Balkanus. Xxi kito
pavasario Turkija sako ga
Ii butt pasiruosus karui IL
jei gaus Alijantu reikalin,
ga apsauga, sutiks leisti
Alijantu jiegas per save
zemes j Balkanus, prize Vo'
kiecius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08

tarptautinis kOmunistaS, ar
Rusas tautininkas? Maskva,
kol kas, labai mazai ka savo
talkininkams papasakojo, ar is
savo karo planu, ar pokarinss
politikos tikslu.
Apie Lietuva kalbant, tiesa,
Stalinas (Washingtono vercia-
mas) istrauke is sutarties SUI
Anglia posma reikalaujantl
Lietuvos, Latvijos ir Estijos.
Ar tas reiskia kad jis tu kras-
tu atsisako?
Idomu kad busima korife.
rencija bus diplomatq, ne ka-
70 vadu sueiga. Tas rodo kac
visi kara skaito veik laimetu
Diplomatai drasiau kalba til
kai generolai darba atlieka.
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:ReikaIauja Atidaryti Japonijai Antra From
NORI DAUGIAU
TAKSy

S. V. lido Sekretorius
patieke Korgresui reikala-
vima parupint $10,500, ,000,-
600 daugiau pinigQ nauju
taksu pavidale.
Kongreso nariai priest
nasi tokiai didelei sumai,
sake turf pakakti~ 6 bilijo-
nu.
Kongresui patiekta pla-
mas didesniam aptaksavi-
mui pramoginiu dalyku-
kaip degtine, alus, gumas,
tabakas, ir keliavimai.
Taksai uz viena degtines
stikleli sulyg to plano bu-
tu 12l12c.
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VOkIECIAE UESkO
TAIkYMOSI?


Londone paplito gandai
jog Vokieciai tam tikrais
kanalais stengiasi isbandy-
ii apie taikos galimybes su
Amerika il Anglia.
Taipgi eina kalbos apie
Vokieciu galima susitaiky-
ma su Russia, jei Vokieciai
rasitrauktu Xxi 1889 met2
sienu. Stalinas reikalauias
daugiau negu turejo 1899
metals, todel esq SUI naziais
nesutaria.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08

Anglijoje streikuoja vi
ckers Armstrong; 5000
darbininku, sutrukdydami
karo reikmenu gamyba.
Sustreikavo taipgi 5000
gelzkeliu darbininku pro-
testuodami prizes darbo va
landu pakeitima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08

ATLANTA pri pazino
teisota Italijos valdzia ka-
raliu Viktora Emmanuel
ir Marsala Badoglio. Visa
Italia raginama atsikra-
tyti tMussolinio ir 10 We
damos respublikos siauri-
neje, Vokieciu laikomoje
Italijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08

Chicagoje pereita savai-
te, per laidotuves motinos,
viens brolis issokes is kru-
mu kapinese, paleido SUI
vius j savo broli If jo emo
ma, JUGS suzeisdamas. Jis
pyko ant brolio uz netei-
singa padalinima pinigV
gautu uz motinos parduo-
ta mama. W poros dienu
tas sovikas pats nusisove
Menominie, Wis.
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ia is Sibiro
Alijantai S|enka Artyn R0rnOs
NEAPOLIS PAIMTA

Alijantu jiegos pereita
savaite, Spaliu IL, paeme
svarbu Italijos miesta Ne
apoli, kaip buvo numatyta.
Taip pat painlta ellie kitu
miestuku, ir Americas bel
tBritu armijos, neatsizvel-
giant atkaklaus Vokieciu
priesinimosi, stumiasi pir-
myn, siauren, linkui Ro-
mos.
Alijantu penktoji ir as
tuntoji armijos perejo dvi
upes pakeliui j Roma.
Vokieciai tame fronte
sa!koma turi apie $4,000
kariuomenes.
Amerikos ir Anglu lex
tuvai tue pat kartu smar-
kiai bombarduoja miestus
ir svarbius punktus Siau-
reje uz Vokieciu liniju.
Prancuzai ir Amerikie-
ciai galutinai uzkariavo
Korsika sala, arti Prancu-
zijos ir Italiios pakrascio.
W Neapolio dideli api-
pleSima kaltinama komu-
nistai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08

SUBMARINAI SUI Spaliu
pradzia pradejo savo smar-
kesni veikima. Nuskandin-
ia apie IL laivu begyje "a
valandu prie Kanados ir
Brazilijos pakraSciu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08
: ''':5fdAl|y.
y A r B A |
IR DARBJNINKU ZINIOS
Prizes Lewis'o Gryzirna
j A. D. Federacija

Boston, Mass. - Cia Ell
Ma Americas Darbo Fede-
racijos 63-cia metine kon-
vencija. Tarp kitu dalyku,
konvenciiai iteikta ellie re-
liuciju, kurios visos prize
sinasi svarstyti priemima
John L. Lewis ir jo United
Mine Workers atgal j A.
D. Federacija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08
NAZIU LAIVYNAS
BALTIJOJE

Netiketai, BritQ ir Ame-
rikos karo LAVAL padare
uzpuolima VokieciQ laiVu
veikianciu tarp Vokietijos
ir Norvegijos, padarydani
zymiu nuostoliu.
Pastaromis dienomis ma
ziu laivyno dalis veikus
tarp Norvegijos If Vokie-
tijos, perplauke j Baltijos
jura. Alijantai galvoja ka
tas galetu reiksti.
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WAR BONDS PAR
QUOTA w II Bill.

S. V. lido sekretorius
skelbia kad siame trecia-
me karo bonu vajuje par
Quota bonu uz S16,87 ,00O,-
600, vietoie Is bilijonu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08
.Lektuvams Reikia
Daug Darbininku

Penkiolika zymesniu lex
tuvu isdirbysciQ siulo val
dziai savo plana kuriuo jos
galetu gauti sau daugiau
darbininku. Kadangi LEX
tuvu dirbimas karui uzima
zymia dali uzsakymu, sa-
ko Xxi 1914 pavasario lex
tuvu dirbtuvems bus rel
kalinga apie 100000 dar-
bininku daugiau.
Per Rugsejo menesi lex
tuvu padaryta vel rekordi-
Mai daug, veik pasiekta
5000.
Bedarbiu eiles, kuriu Sc
niau buvo gausios, iau be-
veik issibaige. Yra tik to-
kiu kurie visiskai nenori
dirbti, nors svelki ir tvirti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08

Moterys ir merginos dir
ba dideliais skaiciais ant
gelezinkeliu, rrie ivairiu
lengvesniu priziureiimu If
aptarnavimu. Paskiausio-
mis- ziniomis, tuose dar-
buose dirba apie $4,000
moteru ir merginu.
Moterys If merginos pri--
imama dideliais skaiciais i
automobiliu taisymo ir ap-
tarnavimo stotis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08

RUGSEJO menesi Ali
iantai orc atakais Vokie-
tijos, susiremimuose ore
numuSe bent 200 Vokieciu
lektuvu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08

New Yorke, sustreikavo
$500 pieno isveziotoju vie
nos pieno kompanijos, kas
sutrukde pristatyma pieno
del apie $4,000 Seimu. Del
Stu streiko, pradejo ir XII
tn pieniniu isveziotojai 'su-
sirgti' il nepributi ] dar-
ha.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08
Mirgu Marga
Raso Kugis Mugis.

Padejejo Welles vieton paskir
tas Lend-Lease administrator
RUS Stettinius. Ambsaadorium
Maskvon, vietoje Adm. Stand
ley, paskirta p. Hartman, ku-
ris vede Lend-Lease reikalus
Londone. Abu jie, sakoma, Ru-
sans priimtini kaip geri drau-
gal. Abu liberalinio tipo zy-
mus Amerikos pramonininkai.
1.ln? Hartman jau syki !, Ouvo Mas
Dirva tada ragino Amerikos
Lietuvius pasimatyti SUI juo ir
pasikalbeti Lietuvos reikalais.
Bet to niekas nepadara. Me
kas nezino nei vieno ju paziuru
i Pabaltijo valstybiu laisve,
tik spaudoje buvo keletas pra-
nesimu kad jq virsininkas, ,p.
Hull, Rusijai ruosiasi pasiulyti
bendradarbiavima taikai atei-
tyje saugoti, jei Russia atsi-
sakys nuo savo imperialistiniu
tikslu TOTE mazuju tautu juos-
toje kuri tarp Rusijos ir Vo-
kietijos gull ir kuria daugiau
kaip devynios tautos, su 200
milijonu zmoniu, sudaro.
Didziausias nerimo saltinis
tai Americas Senatas, kuris
atsisako savo nuomones pa
reiksti apie Amerikos busima
role pasaulyje. o be Senate,
kaip zinoma, jocks Americas
Prezidentas, ir jocks Valstybes
Departments jokiu sutarciu
ar pazadu negali kitoms vals-
tybems daryti.
CATHOLIC WORLD zurna-
las sake: 'Dideles tautos ne
paiso mazu. Kitais zodziais Ia
RANT, kada didele tauta pasa-
koja patikrinsianti kuriai ma
zesnei tautai zemiu neliecia-
mybe, tas reiskia il tik tada
tai patikrins kada jai paciai
bus tas naudinga. Stai kodel
mes, kurie norime zinoti kur
link einame, nuolatos klausia-
me kes bus su Latvija, Estija,
Suomija ir Lietuva? Bet at
sake vieton NUNS prikisama ::
Kan ta aiksten vilkti? Bet
mes aiksten velkame, res no.
rime zinoti ar pokarinio pasau-
lilo planuotojai rimtai kalba".
KAIP KADA idomu pasiziu-
reti kas buvo praeityje. Kun.
V. Bartuska, savo 'Iietuvos
Nepriklausomybes Kryzia a us
Keliais" (isleista 1887 metz,
pasakoja kaip socialistai at
sisake dalyvauti katalikQ sau-
kiamame LietuviQ SEINE Chi
cagoje, 1914 metals. Atsisaky-
ma, sake, motivavo tue "kad
tarp musu ir klerikalQ nera
bendru reikalu nei Amerikoje
nei Lietuvoje". Socialistu or
ganas, Naujienos, Kun. Bar
tuska pasakoja, puldinejo reli
gija, pasiepdavo kataliku Baz
nycia, stengdavos zeminti diva
sininku autoriteta miniose il
skate Baznycia didziausiu dar
bininku priesu".
ANA diena, Americas lite
raturos savaitinukas, The Sat
urday Review of Literature
ivardino 81 knygas, kuri raso
ma apie pokarini pasaull ir j
sutvarkyma. Apie Lietuva "a
Pabaltiji) nepazymeta nei vie
nos! Spraga uzpildo Lietuva
Vaduoti Sajunga su Norem'
knyga "Timeless Lithuanla'
Visi kurie prisidejo ta knyg
isleisti ateityje didziuosis So
vO parama.
DEL BUSIMOS Amerikos
Anglijos-Sovietijos konferenc
los rasydamas, New York I
mes bendradarbis Edwin ]
James pazymi Londono ir W.
l.s4oro c,,cirl1ninino9 INST
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08

Lenkijoj, del serumo su-
varzymo, Is nuos. zmoniu
serganciu tifu mirsta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08

Vckictijoje, propagandos
minister's Goebbels skel-
bia, "tiems kurie prades
kalbeti apie pralaimejima
karo ir netikes naziQ lai-
mejimui, bus nukirsta gal
vos'. Vokieciai tiki nepa-
siduosia Alijantams besa-
lYginiai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08

Ragina moteris eiti dirb-
bti. Darbo Sekretorius at
sisaukia j SALES moteris
kad jos labiau atsizvelgtu
j karo produkcijos skubi-
nimo reikalinguma If ku-
rios tik gall prisidetu prize
darbu. Amerikoje esama
apie 26 milijonai seminin-
kiu tarp 16 If ga metu am
ziaus, kuriu didele dalis
nera niekad dirbus jokio
darho. Jos gall lengVai uz-
init koki nors darba, ne
butinai dirbtuvese: darby
yra prie ivairiu viesu pa
tarnavimu, krautuvese If
vaistinese, skalbyklose If
visur kitur.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08

Gen. Michailovic, Jugo-
slavu patriotu armijos va
das, kariaujas visa laika
prizes savo Sales okupan-
tus, pranesa esas pasiruo-
ses stoti j atvira kara su
Vokieciais kaip tik Alijan-
tai duos zenkla.
Jugoslavai nukirto svar-
bia Vokieciams gelezinke-
lio linija tarp Trieste ir
Austrijos sienos.
Britai tik dabar paskel-
be dingima ju didelio 1900
tonu laivo su apie 500 as
menu, kuris zuvo pereita
Lapkricio menesi, arti me-
tas laiko atgal. Xxi siol jo
jokiu zymiu nei likuciu ne
atsirado. Jis plauke is An.
glijos j Pietu Afrika. Ke'
lioneje be abejo pagavo j
lsubmarinas.
Evening star., 1943-11-07

to make them and their mothers more COM
Portable, even on trains.
personal experience illustrates this and
might we'll point the way to voluntary war
time service which sensible. unencumbered
women can give. Opposite me in the chair car
on train from New England. an Army Off
GERS young wife sat holding her three-months-
old baby was on my way to the Washington
Stage Door Canteen from my home on Cape
Cod, where run my own branch of the Ameri-
can Theater Wing. The officers wife was fol-
lowing her husband to new post in the South
C1llous Indifference
HE car was hot :. the baby wriggled and
cried. From the washroom where his mother
went to change him, cigarette smoke beched
forth -. the teenster occupants there glanced
up briefly and went back to putting their ciga-
rettes, occupying the only chairs. 1t was after
this that l persuaded the baby's mother to
leave him to his bottle - and to me, while
she went to the dining car
Evening star., 1943-11-07

particularly among our fighting men. | have
talked to many of the boys and learned what
they think. This l know: The best boost We
can give q servceman is to make his wife
and baby comfortable. That takes a load
off his mind, leaves him free to concen-
trate on being a better soldier, sailor
marine. AS he is moved about the country, he
sees lot of petty selfshness, observes the
unnecessary discomfort women and babies suf-
fer. He is especially upset about the women
and babies on trains. 1t makes him angry. and
it disheartens him.
Take, for example, the trip east from Los
Angeles where had just completed the tour
of Lady in the Dark taken part in Red
Cross blood-donor campaign, given programs
for the Stage Door Canteen and British War
Relief. 1t was trying trip. In the coaches,
boys on furlough gave their places to mothers
and babies. took turns sleeping in the aises,
on the platforms. Across the long stretches of
the desert the overtaxed water supply gave
out; sanitary facilities broke down. Young
TW-1l-7-43
Evening star., 1943-11-07

we acted as DaDy-tenderS.
am an actress - not an
authority on babies. housing or
transportation. But l have zig
tagged across the country fairly
often since the United States
has been at war have seen
what wartime America is like
. have encountered hundreds
of wartime mothers and their
babies in trains, stations,
hotels. | can see the mothers
on the hunt for a house, an
apartment, a room, where ba-
bies are permitted.
Also | have become some
thing of a specialist in morale
Evening star., 1943-11-07
Little Pests?

10 NoN-PARENTS, babies on
crowded wartime trains or in
busy, over-populated commu-
mites seem an awful nuisance.
They cry, they get sick, they
disturb the peace. But - this
is not peace. 1t is war, and
babies are a part of it "a
most important part of it. They
are what we are fighting for;
and there are things we can do
Evening star., 1943-11-07

ing WaT-WOrkeT fathers 70 new
homes in war-industry centers
where babies might or might
not be welcome.
Evening star., 1943-11-07
BABIES DESERVE a BREAK!

For more than two hours we waited. the
baby and and number of fellow women pas
sengers who had come to my assistance.
I'm so sorry the baby's mother walled
1T took so long to get served. If Id only real
lied beforehand | could have brought lunch
for myself | don't know what you must have
begun to think
Couch Coranaittee Gets Busy
In HER absence, l had been thinking - but
along different lines. Some of us had formed
committee to help the mothers of other babies
in the coaches We persuaded one woman in
our car to offer her drawing room. This would
be a makeshift nursery. headquarters of our
Mothers-ln- Transit Club We shepherded the
mothers in there, turn and turn about. Our
reward: the satisfaction Of having stumbled
on real service; the JOY on those young wom-
ems faces as we sent them of to diaper and
feed their babies in privacy, or to relax while
Evening star., 1943-11-07
This noted actress aims
TO see that they get ii.
Here's how you can help
hv 8eaIaueze Xuecaeuce

"V HE q. m udln Hllet up lOok oil HioIe
-. still more Endlessy they came: SOL
d diers on furlough from Camp Edwards.
women young and not so young, going home
from a visit to camp. And babies - lots of
them, mostly very small.
In the coaches, servicemen stood. sat, jostled
each other in the aises. The women were
crowded two or three in seat space for one
many of them with infants in their arms. Ere
auently these were soldiers children had
been born at the military center were being
carried in the wake of fathers now transferred
to some other Army area. Others were follow
Evening star., 1943-05-16

one of the most graceful of all
pedestals. 1t may be treated like
a small pool with plant material
growing up from it, reflected in
the base or resting upon the
water. Usually several small
stones or some moss to mask the
stems where they fit into the
holders makes a more attractive
arrangement. Two lily leaves or
reedlike grasses, two or three
heart-shaped leaves for texture
and sharp contrast, two bios
SONS placed in the center of the
arrangement and another float
ing on the surface of the water
make delightful composition.
Soft moss placed around the base
Of the stems with several small
stones gives the appearance of
a miniature garden.
Another indoor garden may be
arranged from the interesting
weeds, wood violets and small
grasses that are to be found at
this time. These placed In moss
or dirt may form the base around
a small glass container set on a
tray or platter. In the glass a
few blossoms and some trailing
Evening star., 1943-05-16
Washington
Years

Any one who has lived through
a summer in Washington can tell
you that it's no easy job to re-
main we'll groomed and poised no
matter how the temperature
climbs. A hint of this was given
to Washington this past week
when summery days called for
corresponding clothes. (The
ladies, we are happy to report,
responded nicely to this quick
change of temperature)
Pretty 1zetta Jewel, hard at
work on her War Workers Can
teen, looked the efficient business
woman in a simple shirt waist
frock and a huge brim straw hat
with flaring brim. Longer length
brown gloves gave her that "city
look" Connie Wilson also
chose a smart beige shirt waist
frock the other afternoon, en-
phasizing its cool look with
huge, f1oppy-brimmed straw.
That big hats are coming in seems
indisputable. Jess Nancy Grice
is wearing charming straight
sailor of beige covered with ap-
pliqued black circles and swathed
in black yelling.
And speaking of millinery,
down from New York came Sally
Victor in fetching concoction of
snowy white pique, tiny for
ward-tilted hat. Dora Loues
Miller appeared in a sheer black
frock with lace bodice and the
most enchanting little hat of
pale pink. Jane Eads' newest
headgear is an amazing and de-
lightful creation of flowers and
pink tulle, very cocktail-hour-
like. Black and white, with
a dash of tomato red, keys
Gladys Halls new costume. A
trim black suit, white blouse and
perky white forward tilted hat
banded in black grosgrain is
enhanced by the bright-colored
topcoat.
Carmel Snow likes dainty, veil
like snoods over her softly curled
white hair. She also looks
we'll in trim tailored suits such
as one in black worn with a
fresh white blouse. A beautiful
emerald and diamond pin on the
shoulder is the only accent.
Best glimpse of the week:
Startlingly pretty Mrs. Young
Kaufman strolling on Massachu-
setts avenue with her naval lieu
tenant husband, looked smooth
and New Yorkish" in a black
and white print frock, enormous
black halo hat, black gloves and
at the end of a snappy pale blue
patent leather leash and collar
the worlds most beguiling brown
poodle named Dumbo, clipped in
the very latest and most fam
tastic fashion!
Evening star., 1943-05-16
,e and Well Gr00med

as possible. That, by the way, is
an excellent way to test the
rightness of your ensemble. After
you are dressed, take q good, long
look in the mirror and decide
whether you look like a high
school jitterbug, a fugitive from a
sorority house or q lady ready
to play the lead in a Hollywood
musical. If you can truthfully
say that you look more like what
you are, a capable, healthy and
alert young American, then you
can feel very sure that your beau
will share the opinion,
When we speak, as we fire.
quently do, Of buying the best
clothes you can afford, we are not
saying that only because you
must plan a duration wardrobe
to last for many seasons. Good
lines and good fabrics are no.
ticed by your "big moment" in
uniform. A trim tailored suit of
excellent wool will be greatly ad-
mired by your luncheon partner
who probably will remark that
before he donned khaki he, too,
had a suit in Just that material!
Besides looking as "ladylike" as
you can and being sure that such
little details as dropping hem
lines. crisp collars and cuffs and
straight stocking seams are in
order. try to wear clothes that
feel comfortable. If you can
forget all about how you look,
being confident that you are at
your best, you are a much more
charming companion than If
you're constantly tugging at a
blouse that won't stay inside your
skirtband or fidgeting with a
veil that keeps dropping into your
soup. When in doubt as to the
appearance or appropriateness of
an outfit, the best idea is not
to wear it, even If it's brand-new.
Clothes fresh from the shop fire.
quently make you self-conscious
until you're used to them. and If
you want to devote all your time
to being a charming date, it's a
fine idea to wear something that
you know is an assured success.
Evening star., 1943-05-16
Well Arranged Flowers Can Make Room

A few flowers and a lot of
foliage can go a long way toward
making the rooms in your house
glow with summer glamour. Cut
flowers are expensive these days,
and most of us can't quite con-
vince ourselves that they are es-
sential. Dozens of roses, or
dozens of any other flower, used
to be the accepted thing not be-
cause IL of them made them
more beautiful, but because We
were in the habit of doing things
that way. Nowadays two or three
blooms make a whole room dec
Grafton, and many OF us are be-
ginning to be experts, almost
ready to compete for flower show
prizes for arrangements.
There are three requisites for
an interesting flower decora-
ton. First of these is a con-
tainer suitable and well adapted
to the type Of material it will
hold. The second is foliage,
which Is interesting in line, shape
and texture, and the third the
flowers themselves, which add
color and personality to the pic
ture.
A nat, platelike container u