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Evening star., 1943-01-27
Dry Shampoo Is
Answer to Heat
Rationing
Cleanses 7resses
Without the Use
OF Wafer
Bv Patricia Lindsay.

Even among beauties the problem
Of Warding off colds and sinus at
tacks comes to the fore every winter,
but never so acutely as this wear.
With fuel rationing pretty wide
spread one wonders how to keep
ones hair clean and glossy and at
the same time avoid colds-that is,
II one has not the time for visit
to beauty salon.
More and more women are resort
ing to the use Of dry shampoo be-
tween soap shampoos, and that is
a good solution. I have tested sew
eral of these and one which | find
most effective Is fragrant powder
definitely without orris root or
other alergy- causing SubstanceS).
This powder comes in q sitter TOP
container and boasts enough for
nearly 80 dry shampoos. You sprin-
kle a bit on a terry cloth mitt-its
companion plece-and then take a
strand of hair at time and cleanse
1t. After doing all the hair in this
manner, you give it a thorough
brushing, up and away from the
scalp, with one of two stiff -bristle
brushes. That is all there is to the
shampoo-no soap, no water. And
your hair truly does look clean. If
you had a wave or curl before ap-
plying the powder it will not destroy
1t, and, in fact. if your hair had
been pretty oily before the shampoo
might deepen your curl by stripping
the hair of CRIME and grease.
Beauties who are confined to bed
with illness, or beauties who get too
rushed for perfect daily grooming,
will delight in such dry shampoo
ing of their tresseS. It does not
require more than 20 minutes. and
your scalp feels tingle after the
brushing to boot.
Every woman, old or young. can
| have beautiful head Of hair if she
will use her common sense in caring
for it. The robbers of hair beauty
are poor health, nervousness, dyes
and tints too frequently applied, too
many shampoos and heat dryings.
Evening star., 1943-01-27
New Gelatin Dessert
package lime-favored gelatin.

! package lime favored gelatin.
l cup boiling water.
3 tablespoons sugar.
1s teaspoon salt.
l cup canned crushed fruit.
l cup light cream, whipped.
Place gelatin in bowl. Add water,
sugar and salt and stir until dis
solved, Add juice from crushed
fruit. Chill and when mixture be-
gins to set beat until light and
foamy. Stir in fruit and fold in
whipped cream. Pour in mold and
chill several hours until set. Un-
mold on serving plate and garnish
with sliced fruits and candied cher
ries. Yield, six servings.
Note-Other favored gelatins may
be substituted for the favored
9eltain and combined with other
canned or sWeetened fresh fruit.
Evening star., 1943-01-27

point of fatigue, the amount of en-
ergy needed to produce it increases,
accuracy decreases, and eventually
a point is reached after which re-
turn to normal accomplishment de-
mands an overly long rest period.
SO fundamental is our need for
rest that if we continue activity too
long we literally go to sleep stand
ing up. But how much sleep the
individual needs is dependent on
age, health, activity and general
constitution makeup. Until a child
is s years old he needs nap dur
ing the day. Ordinarily, growing
children need about 10 hours sleep
Evening star., 1943-01-27
Children Have a
Worthwhile
War Job
May Keep Smiling
When Faced With
Rafi0nine Woes
By A neeio Pafri

All children who are at home. old
and young, have duty toward the
family spirit. None of us is exactly
happy, many fathers and mothers
and big sisters, especially the big
sisters, are worried to the ragged
edge. Somebody must keep cheerful
and the younger children can help
a great deal. Mothers and fathers
do their best always. every day. but
they can be helped if the young
ones just remember that they need
help.
There is not so much food to
spare lately. Maybe your mother
says, Don't use any butter on
your bread, Joe, when you have
such good soup" You see, we are
sharing our butter with the SOL
diers. the sailors and the airmen.
Just smile from ear to ear and
say, Sure enough. We have to
save the butter for Sammy" That
will make mother feel a heap
brighter. Father, too. They hate
to think you have to go without
anything. But you'd feel awful if
you didn't have the chance to go
without so as to save up for Sammy,
now wouldn't you?
II you don't see any sugar on the
table don't ask for it. There isn't
too much of it now because we have
TO use the ships to carry things the
soldiers and sailors and airmen
need. Who cares? Who wants
sugar on cereal if the men at the
front need it? We get enough, but
we have to be careful. That's all.
So eat up your good cereal and
don't say word about sugar. That
will make your mother smile like a
sunrise and send your father out
thinking that he has the finest kids
In the world, bar none.
These are saving days. We are
ell saving money to buy bonds be-
cause bonds buy guns, tanks, am
munition, planes, everything the
men need to fight this great war
with and you'd like to help get what
they need. That might mean that
you have to wear your old sweater,
instead of getting a new one, max
ing your old mltt do, going without
a lollypop or couple of sourballs
now and then. Why not? Those
soldiers of ours don't get many
treats. They're waiting for the war
to be over for the ice cream sodas
and the chocolates and the chunky
sandwiches and in the meanwhile
they eat what they can get. If we
all eat unselfshly those boys will
get more and tastier food and we
would like them to have just that.
So we give them first chance.
Children cannot plan and buy
and divide the things the family
use. but their mothers do that. They
think about the men in the battle
front and buy only when buying
takes nothing from them. That
may skimp you little now end
then, but when you know the reason
you won't crouch about it. You'll
smile and say, Sure. Take mine.
Id love to let them have it."
When you do that you lift a load
from your mothers heart You
make cad feel grea-. And YOU
give your fighting men at the front
the biggest kind of lift. You see.
along with the food, the guns and
the other things you send them
goes your cheerful willing spirit
and it is that spirit that makes the
soldiers sing as they march
Evening star., 1943-01-27
Atmosphere Important
Making War Worker Guest Happy
Is Real Contribution to Effort
By Marearet NoweH

II your a guest
to plan the
nave
do without many of the fs which like insist
Whether have
will
reading lamp and good addition
writing desk shelves
Evening star., 1943-01-27
Meet Miss Typical 1943'
Well-Groomed and Neater Looking,
She's Far Less of Glamour Girl
By Helen Topf

~ IN rne opinion OF prominent beauty authority changing
f @ IN IN n race OF gray IN her hair becoming
WIN smaller
Last year lady glamour fact that the
ao was at war She had sophisticated
extreme halr-doS ioo
She wore consuming clothes stockings cooed shoes a
% fI ne JuiH eNelry To manage this spent her
money freely made frequent lengthy trips the beauty salon and
Evening star., 1943-01-27

The OF the pattern
embroidery floss hand child
quite different of
OF each familiar
good coverlet.
Pattern envelope contains hot-ron
about 5is ches color chart stitch illustrations
Send IL for Washington
Department, P N.
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I,VS METINIS SUVAZIAVI-
MAS
NYkS CLEVELANDE LIEPOS q

\IISIEMS Letuva Vaduof Sajungos skyriams ir ma
riams Suomi pranesame kad Letuvai VaduOti Sa-
ungOs metnis suvaziavimas bus laik0mas Cevelande,
Ohio Liepos 34 dienoms. Vieta bus paskelbta trum-
pu laiku.
LVS. skyriu veikeju ir nariu prasome:
1. Rupintis pasusti nors viena atstova is skyriaus
suvaziavima Taipgi kvieciami nariai, nariai rene
iai ir garbes naria Letuva yra sO karo auka, tode
kad ir karo metas negaima apeisti darby uz jos at
steigma prvalom dirbti neatszvelgant visus nepato
gumus.
2. Ruoslkite saves pasveiknimus suyaziavimu,
mazesne desne alka, aukos reikalinga bagi-
mui isleist Dr. Noremo knygos "Timeless Lithuania
rekalnga daugiau pinigu pletimui LVS akcos vsomis
pusemis
3. Pasryzkit symet padaryt savo $500 auka Lie
tuvai Vaduoti Sajungai, atzymemu Is metu Lietuyos
Nepriklausomybes Jubilejaus.
Visos aukos bus irasytos LVS itaisyta pukia AM
zINA KNYGA.
4. Prisuskit suvazavimui naudingu patarmq SUI
manymu ir inesmu.
Aukas ar sumanymrs suvaziavimui siuncant, ir no.
rint informaciju apie LVS rasykit:
LV S. CENTRAS
$500 Superior Ave. Cleveland, Ohio.
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kvie6iantis j tautininku konfe-
renciia, kuri rengta Geguzes
80, Brooklyn, N. Y. Pc trum-
po pasikalbejimo nutarta kon-
ferencijoje nedalyvauti. Nariai
kurie kalbejo tame klausime
issireiske kad jau ir taip mes
turime perdaug visokiu centru
ir jeigu dar pradesime tverti
rytinius, vakarinius, pietinius
ir siaurinius centrus tai pas
mus pasidarys tikras "Babilo-
MICS Bokstas" ir mes nezino-
sim nei katro centro klausyti.
Siadien musu svarbiausias cen
tras yra tai Lietuvai Vaduoti
Sajungos centras ir mes tik
su juo ir stovim.
Ar sios mintys buvo teisin-
gos ar klaidingos lai ta spren-
dzia patys skaitytojai.
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Knygai Nesuaukota nei $500; Rekia apie $4,000
ISLVS 4-TO SKYRIAUS VE!kIMO

BALTIMORE, Md. - Geg.
"a, Lietuviu saleje ivyko Lie
tuvai Vaduoti Sajungos Alto
skyriaus susirinkimas. Kadan-
gi susirinkimas buvo sauktas
atvirutemis tai ir nariu atsi-
lanke daugiau. National zin-
geidavo patirti kick skyrius
gavo pelno is savo geguzines,
rengtos Geg. 8 d.
Geg,lzines rengimo komisija
iSdave raporta, pasirode kad
skyrius padare $50 pelno ia
vakara. Nariai apsidziauge.
mes vietoje ju tiketQ nuosto-
liu, mes pasitaike ta vakara
prastas oras, dar liko pelno
Tuoj buvo Quota inesimas ren.
gti kita tokia pat pramoga, il
nutarta rengti vakara Birzelic
II, Lietuviu saleje.
! Toliau buvo skaityta laiskas
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AUKOS NOREM'O KNYGAI
'TIMELESS LTTHUANIA'

Aukas ir prenumeratas knygai siuskit adresu:
LVS Centras, $500 Superior Ave., Cleveland Ohio
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l. n y n / n hwNmm Il
Lenkai ir ietuvi iai

vial ir Lenkai drauge kovojo
prizes bendrus priesus, tai, is
kitos puses, Lenkai naudojosi
kiekviena proga kad uzgrobtu
Lietuviskuju zemiu. Kai po
Vytauto mirties Lietuvoje XII
10 valdymo sunkumu, Lenkai
klasta ir jiega uzgrobe Lietu-
viskaja Podole. Kai Lietuvai
teko vesti sunku kara SUI Mas
kva, Lenkai, uzuot padeje Lie
tuvai, pradejo kisti nepalan-
kias unijos salygas ir karaliaus
padedami, uzeme Xxi tol Lietu-
vos valdyta ir senuju didziu
Lietuvos kunigaiksciQ igyta
Ukraina ir kitas zemes. Sitq
dvieju pavyzdziu akivaizdoje,
noretume paklausti p. Jurge-
los: ar daug vertas sajungi-
ninkas kurs nelaimes valando-
| je ne tik nepadeda savo kovV
draugui, bet smogia jam peiliu
Ii nugara?
stai trumpai perzvelgeme Sc
nosios Lietuvos santikius ST
senaja Lenkija. Kita karts
zvilgteresime nepriklausomy.
bes laikotarpi.
(Rus daugiau)
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MUSU NAUJOS SAJUN-
GIETES VEIKIA

Tx Balandzio 27, prie LVS
Alto skyriaus prisirase ketu-
rios dailiosios lyties mares jau
rodo savo veikluma. Stai sia-
me susirinkime poni M. Milu-
naitiene jau perstate keturis
naujus narius j LVS - dvi mo-
teris ir du vyrus, O J. Gutaus-
kas viena vyra. Tokiu budu
LVS 4-tas skyrius paaugo pen
kiais naujais nariais.
Kitos mares nustebusios kad
p. Milunaitiene net keturis ma
RUS iskart perstate, lyg pavy-
dedamos jai pareiske, "Palauk
mes tau nepasiduosim ir kita.
me susirinkime tave pralenk
SIM. Valio naujos sajungie
tes, mes tik ir laukiame kac
jus pradetumet lenktyniuoti.
Sekantis skyriaus susirinki-
mas ivyks Birzelio 20, papras-
tn laiku, ir toj pacioj vietoj.
Taipgi prisiminkite kad ses-
tadienio vakare, Birzelio II,
Lietuviu saleje ivyks skyriaus
saunus parengimas. Bukite ir
jane. P. p. Jaras.
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Is PHILADELPHIA. pa

LVS sekretoriui atsilankius
Philadelphia, gauta $11O au-
ku knygai. Aukavoj:
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GINA LIETUVA

zurnalas The Nation, Gegu-
zes % dienos laidoje idejo IL
ga. viso puslapio Vytauto Sir
vydo straipsni, "Those Baltic
States. Straipsnis gina Lie
tuva ir Pabaltijo kaimynes
prizes Sovietu uzsimojimus.
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VALAICIO-MOTUZOS SU-
RINKTOS AUKOS

Kazys Motuzas ir Jonas Va
laitis lankydami rytines kolo-
nijas parinko auku knygai
"Timeless Lithuania" leisti ir
atsilankius LVS centro sekre-
toriui K. S. Karpiui Brooklyne,
Ona Valaitiene tu auku prida-
We S140.25
(aukotoju vardai bus
paskelbta veliau)
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nes Tarybos pro memoria mr..
2 rodo kad ia taryba palaike
santikius su tulais Lenku par
eigonimis. Buvo kalbu apie
konfederacijas bel federacijas,
apie glaudesniu santikiu tarp
I.enku ir Lietuviu svarba, apie
tai kad Lenkai pakartu tuos
kurie Lietuviams pripazintu
VilniQ, ir kad Lietuviai ne XII
taip pasielgtu SUI saviskiais
kurie issizadetu Vilniaus. ;. :.
sitokios kalbos ejo mazdaug
prizes metus laiko Chicagos La
ke Shore Klube, tarp DR.. Jo-
nuszos, Lenku informacinio
biuro vedejo, bel DR.. Januszo
Stamirowskio is vienos puses,
ir vieno auksciau minetos Ia
rybos mario is kitos puses.
Prizes keleta menesiu kitas
Tarybininkas, p. Gabaliauskas,
ispyskino savo lai krastyjeI
straipsni kad, girdi, Lenku Ia
ryba Londone ir cionykste Lie
tuviQ Taryba turetu uzmegsti
santikius. Gi paskutiniu me-
tn apie santikius SUI Lenkais
ilga straipsni parase p. K. Jur-
gela (Vienybes mr.. 18, Bal.
30), o s. m. Geguzes 2 tas pats
p. Jurgela New Yorko Lenkis-
ky draugiju iskilmese pasake
kalba.
situ faktu uztenka kad ga
letu padaryti isvada jog Lie
tuviu (tiek Americas pilieciu,
tick Lietuvos pilieciQ) tarpe
atsiranda nemaza tokiu kurie
susizino, susitinka, pasikalba
su Lenkais (Amerikos ir Len
kijos pilieeiais).
Is Vienybeje tilpusio p. K.
Jurgelos straipsnio, is jo Len
kiskose iskilmese sakytos kali
bos ryskeja ir tu susitikimu,
tu pasikalbejimQ SUI Lenkais
reZultatai. K. Jurgelos straip-
snio mintis, viska trumpai SUI
glaudus, yra mazdaug tokia:
"Meskim salin gincus su Len
kais, uzmegskim su jais drau-
giskus santikius, ir viskas bus
gerai. Lenkija ir Lietuva ben
dromis jiegomis atgaus nepri-
klausomybe, apsigins nuo gro
buonisku kaimynu, ir gyvens
laimingai. W glaudq Lenkijos
ir Lietuvos Observation-Disclosures
kalba ir istorija, ir geografi-
ja".
Yra istorine tiesa kad simt-
medals Lietuviai ir Lenkai tu-
rejo tuos pacius priesus: Vo-
kiecius ir Rusus. Tiesa ir tai
kad Lietuviai ir Lenkai padejo
vieni kittens nuo priesu apsi-
ginti. Bet, deja, tiesa ir tai
kad Lenkai, uzuot buve dekin-
gi Lietuviams uz pagalba, nuo
Jogailos laikq kesinosi Lietu-
va prisijungti Lenkija ir bu-
vo didziausias Lietuvos sava-
rankiskumo priesas, nors Lie
tuviai Lenku atzvilgiu >visuo-
met buvo lojalQs ir nei j Len
kija nei Lenkiskas zemes ME
kuomet nesikesino. Betgi kick
tai liecia p. Jurgelos tvirtini-
ma kad senosios Lietuvos val
dovai nustate Lietuvos politi-
ka bendradarbiavimo SUI Len
kais prasme, tai cia jau gryna
klaida. Lietuvos valdovai to
MISUNDERSTANDING SUI Lenkais
kratesi, ir sviesesnieji ju ais
kiai izvelge Lenkiskumo pavo-
ju Lietuvai. Kad to bendra-
darbiavimo SUI Lenkais nusi-
kratyti nepasiseke, yra didzio-
il musu tevynes tragedija, bet
ne sviesiuju Lietuvos patriotu
siekimas. -
PRADEKIME NUO Wy
TAUTO
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Petras Lalas gavo siuos au-
: kOtOiuS il nriSiunta S52.
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Lietuviu Visuomenes Dalies kontaltas su Len
kais ir to Kontakto Pasekme: K Jurgelos Strai-
psnis- - Senoji Lietuva ir Senoji Lenldija. -
1. Lietuvos Valdovu ir Lietuvos Politiku Sic
kimas Atsiriboti nuo Lenkijos. 2. Lenku Ver-
zimasis Lietuviskasias Zemes

desnio MISUNDERSTANDING su
Lenkija, kuri buvo teke su-
eiti bendru karu prizes kryziuo-
cius metu. Tam jis buvo nu-
sprendes karunuotis ir tue nu-
kirsti visus saitus tarp Lietu-
vos ir Lenkijos. Karaliskoji
karuna jau 'imperatoriaus pa
siuntiniu buvo vezama, bet
Lenkai, bijodami ginklu pasi-
priesinti Vytauto karunacijos
sumanymui, o nesugebedami
jos sutrukdyti intrigomis, pa
sinaudojo klasta: sueme impe-
ratoriaus pasiuntinius ir SUI
lake karuna. Tada Vytautas
ryzosi karunuotis ir prizes ais
ky Lenku nora, bet sito jam
nebeleide padaryti mirtis.
Vytauto pedomis ejo ir Svi-
trigaila: ir jis buvo bent ku-
rio artimumo SUI Lenkais prize
sas. Ir Zigmantas ejo tue pa
ciu keliu. Zinoma, nei Svitri-
gala, nei Zigmantas neturejo
Vytauto genijaus, todel ir ju
pastangos nusikratyti bendra-
darbiavimo SUI Lenkija neatne-
Sc norimu pasekmiu.
Pradedant Kazimieru, Lie
tuva ir Lenkija valde jau ben
dri valdovai, bet Lietuvos ba-
jorija visuomet padre Z avo
Lietuvos atskiruma, ir tikro-
veje Gostautai ar Radvilai bu-
vo didesni Lietuvos valdovai
negu patys Didieji Kunigaiks-
ciai. Tie Lietuviai kaip tik
bodejosi Lenkija ir bent jos
nemego, jei jau ne Mckenzie.
Mikalojus Radvila Juodasis,
protestuodamas Varsavos sci
me prizes LenkQ pretenzijas,
pareiske kad Lietuvos teisems
ginti It. y. prizes Lenkija) Lie
tuva pirmoje eileje susides su
svetimomis krikscionis k o m S
valstybemis, jei reiks tai net
-ir SUI pagoniskomis.
Jau po Liublino Unijos, 1866
metals, Vilniaus Vaivadai Jo-
nusui Radvilui vadovaujant,
Kedainiuose buvo sudaryta Lie
tuvos-svedijos sajunga, o uni
ia su Lenkija nutraukta. sve-
dijos karalius paskelbtas di-
dziuoju Lietuvos kunigaiksciu,
o Lenkijos karaliui atimtas di-
dziojo Lietuvos kunigaikscio
titulas.
Astuonioliktojo amziaus pra-
dzioje, tuoj po Valkininku kon-
federacijos, Lietuvos didikai
pasirase rasta, kuriuo Angus
tas skelbiamas absoliutiskai
valdanciu didziuoju Lietuvos
kunigaiksciu su paveldejimo
teise. Tame raste tarp kitko
pasakyta: "Issizadame savo
beverciQ Lenkisku. :. laisviu."
Is tQ istoriniu pavyzdziu al
skiai matyti kad pradedant
Vytautu, baigiant 18-to am
ziaus bajorijos aktu, taigi ke-
lis simtmecius, Lietuva, lyg
nujausdama nelaime, kratesi
Lenkijos, norejo issilaisvinti ir
gyventi savitu, sveiku, Lietu-
visku gyvenimu, Lietuviska
santvarka. Bet likimas negai-
lestingai risa Lietuva Lenki-
| ja, negeistini ivykiai trukde
atsiskyrimo planus, kol paga-
liau Lietuva, Lenkiskos netvar-
kos ir anarkijos ismakuota,
nustojus savo aristokratijos ir
sviesios Lietuviskos samones,
zuvO.
Kaipgi, visa tai turint gal
vote, p. Jurgelai gall ateiti j
mint tvirtinti kad Lietuvos
valdovai sieke bendradarbia-
Vino SUI Lenkais? Kaipgi sa-
kyti kad Observation-Disclosures SUI
Lenkais yra Lietuvos isgany-
mas? Tick apie tai.
Jei, is vienos puses, Lietu-
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Stambiai Prisidejo Phi
ladelphia, Brooklynas,
Amsterdam, Roches-
ter ir KIT. kolonijos
Is ROCHESTER. N. Y.

Rochester, N. Y, kolonija,
kur randasi patriotingu Lietu-
viu, patti atejo j talka knygai
"Timeless Lithuania" leisti,
prisiunciant SAT, Petro Norke-
luno pasidarbavimu. Aukavo
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Is AMSTERDAM. N. Y.

Amsterdamo Lietuviai prisi-
skaito prie keliu stambiuju ko-
loniju kurios gausiai pareme
"Timeless Lithuania". Jau bu-
vo rasyta kad ju Lietuvai Sell
pti Fondas paaukavo $500.
K. Motuzo ir Jono Valaicio
filmu rodymo laiku suaukavo
S46. Dabar vel Juozas Olsau-
skas prisiunte 500, Stu:
Juozas Schell $500
st. Rimkunas 500
Antanas Luksis 500
JuOZas OlSauSkas 500
Petras Lalas gavo siuos au-
kotojus il prisiunte S58:
Kun. ]. RaStutis 1000
Ona Zidanaviciute 700
Petras Lalas 700
Kun. ]. Zidanavicius 800
Vladas b. RusiIas 500
MikOlas Kerbelis 500
Ben. Gustas 500
jonas Bublinskas 500
Stasys Saldis 500
Juozas ir Yrs. Baltrunai 500
Mr.. 4 Mrs. p. Kaleinikas LOO
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sJEIGU kiekvienas

sJEIGU kiekvienas lietaus
lasas nukrintantis sioje salyje
butQ sunaudotas vandens lie
gos gaminime, to vandens ne
pakaktq pagaminimui jiegos
kick jos sioje salyje suvarto-
jana.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-04

Is BALTIMORE, MD.
Jonas Lietuvnikas 500
Mare Milunaitiene prisiun-
te vel S12:
Mr.. & Mrs. A. ZinzeIeta 700
Elzbieta Sadauskiene 500
(Klaidos pataisymas: Bal
timorieciu aukotoju sarase is
anksciau paskelbtame pataiso-
mo:
Buvo paskelbta: Mr.. & Mrs.
A. Briedis. turi butt:
Mr.. ir Mrs. Antanas Budris
Gie aukavo $5.0O)
P. P. Jaras, Baltimores sky
rlaus nariu:
Antanas ir Anastazija
Budriai 400
Jonas POzeras 200
Salomeja Padzukiene 200
POvilas Gurklis 200
Kazys Pe6kys 200
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19
M1 School Absorbs
NYA Shop Equipment

Materials from the vocational
hops of the former National Youth
Administration on the Carolina
Beech road, which has been turned
ever to the local School board for
use, are rapidly being absorbed
in the vocational department of
New Hanover High school, Super
intendent of Schools H. M. Roland
said Thursday.
Regulations for the disposition
Of the NYA property specify that
the equipment shall be directed
to no other purposes than the
teaching of vocational classes.
Roland reported that several
agencies have manifested interest
in obtaining some of the many
types Of supplies in the NYA plant,
out that none of the material can
be released.
The vocational shops at the CEN
fer contained valuable machinery
for instruction in machine shop
IN Welding practices.
The NYA center was abandoned
following Congressional action in
eliminating its operational funds
la7t July. 1t has been in the hands
OF the local schools since early
October.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19
CAB PROGRESSING
ON AIRLINE PLAN
Route May Yet Be Estab.
lished For Whining
ton Sector

News of progress being made
~ the Civil Aeronautics board in
working out a plan for air devel-
ooment involving the East coast
and neighboring areas brought
come indication Thursday that an
airljne may yet be established to
nrovide service for Wilmington.
Answering the Wilmington cham
ber of commences appeal to Pres
iden4 Roosevelt to reconsider ap-
nlcations for establishment of an
air line on the East Coast, Jona-
+ban Daniels, administrative as
-jstant to the President, advised
hat in all probability, the de-
cieion so far as the grant of
sortificate for service along our
,oast is concerned, can be made
as coon as the Board Civil Aero
nautics Board) has worked out
tbe problems Of an integrated air
service pattern"
He said ''it is hoped this can
w. accomplished around the first
Of the year"
" None of five airway concerns
+ba+ filed applications for estab-
Tsbnent of an air line that would
nave furnished service for VIII
mngton was approved in Septem-
nor nv President Roosevelt on the
rounds that one of the applicants
,ad asked for continuation of its
.m1te to Nassau, from New York,
Viz Norfolk, Wilmington and
-barleston. The CAB deferred
Anal action in the Atlantic Sea-
hoard case after consulting with
the President.
Daniels explained this action by
stating st was the feeling of the
President and the Civil Aeronau-
tics Board that in establishing this
coastal route, they should have
clear understanding of its rela-
tonshlo to an integral plan of air
TRANSFORMATION in the Caribbean
and Latin American areas"
H. declared this did not mean
MAT the decision in the Atlantic
Coastal case will be deferred until
NE board is ready to make de-
c,snns on specific routes in these
sdjacen. routes.