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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
rs Hard Work

They cannot indulge in rich
foods and drink. They must
keep correct measurements aC-
cordlng 10 the Hollywood stand
ards. Those who arc not willing
10 make every sacrifice IN ap-
petite and general habits Of
comfortable, easy living are
promptly dismissed.
Stars who live in luxury and
appear 10 have plenty Of leisure
time are always keeping up
with intense work and study.
The reward is worth any effort
they make and If they are in
duStriOuS, they can feel that
they will be very secure in their
days of retirement. In the mean
time, they sincerely enjoy their
hard work.
Many of the college girls who
now dream Of a stage or screen
career should work towards this
end all during their school years.
-tducation along WITH good looks
should be considered the best
passport 10 success.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Nurses to Be q dssified
For Essentid Positions

CLAS SIFIC ALTON Of all
- nurses in the state under
the War Manpower Commission
for military governmental or
civilian service viii be started
soon it was announced today by
Mrs Lulu ST. Clair Blaine,
newly appointed state chairman
for nurses under the procure
mont and assignment services
of the commission
Local committees VIII classify
nurses in their communities
subject 10 Mrs. Blalnc'S state
committee. Nurses will be claS-
Sified as available for military.
service or essential for nom
military governmental or civil.
ian positions.
Mrs. Blaine'S appointment was
made recently by Paul Y. Nc
Mutt. war manpower commits
Sloncr. She viii be serving as
state chairman on A voluntary
basis. She has been executive
secretary Of the council on
community nursing and of the
Detroit District Nurses ASSo-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Window Screens

APARTMENT JEWELLERS
who want TO give window
screens a thorough cleaning be-
fore storing them will@find the
bathtub useful. Spread a dis
-eaFded- d-S4fret or otroT faTgc CtUTh
on the bottom Of the tub, cover
ING all but the drain.
Taking one screen az a time.
pour a pail of Sudsy water over
the screen. Scrub until SCOT and
dirt are removed. Then tilt the
shower at an angle when II VIII
rinse the screen
Let the screens dry thor
oughlY before sending them TO
the basement StOrcroom
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Physically Fit

One should have a broad edu-
cation and continuous physical
training. Even those who are
educated and talented find they
will need further training after
they have been accepted.
All the important studios have
experts who look after the fin
iShing course. Warner Broth
erS, for instance. would turn
over the fortunate novice 10
the talented Sophie RoSenStein.
Miss RoSenStein discovers what
they lack and trains them 10
have confidence in their ability.
She insists that they attain
a graceful and maSterful car
rlage This will mean hours Of
work in walking, sitting stand
inc, entering and leaving a
room and mcaningful expression
of hands and face that supple
ment what is being said and
done.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Fine Fabrics

Al Of the fabrics used in their
suits are 100 per cent wool and
they come in variety. You can
choose from gabardlne. shark
skin, Venetian CovcrtS. mems
wear coverts. flannels and
wOrSteds
They are in solid tones and
patterns, with a GoodIy share Of
pin checks. hounds tooth checks
and Glen plaidS.
Tailoring is done in the same
precise way il is handled in
mems suits. Seams are straight
as a die and hand-picked edges
are sharp and done with IN
flniteSimal stitches.
Their styling is classic but
timely and includes the classic
thrce-button model, the four
button flap pocket STYLE. club
collar suits and the always good
one-button model
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
CASUAL SHIRTWAIST

TO MAKE you look trim and
casual. yet impecCably neat
that's the charming ann OF
Anne Adams Pattern 1923. How
hatteringly low-cut the collar
E.. set into "a deep. graceful
yoke
Pattern 1923 is available in
misses and Womens sizes rs.
Is, 20. "a, So, 3S. 40. A., a and
IS Size 80 takes 4 yards 35-
inch fabric and Ia yards ribbon
for bow and belt.
Send SIXTEEN CENTS in
CONS for this pattern Write
plainly, size. name, address and
style number
Just out, Our new Fall and
Winter Pattern Book. Send
TEN CENTS extra. Free glove
and bag pattern book pat
terH and book toG ct her.
TWENTY SIX CENTS.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department.
1925 Times Square, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Best Qualities

PcrC WeStmore who is 50 OK
pert IN making every girl look
her best shows the young hope
tUt how beautiful She can be
and this th6y find gives her
pride 70 learn and practice good
grooming
Good clothes. that are not
conspicuous and do certain
things for ones type are another
important step in acquiring
poiSe Orry Kelly and Milo
Anderson for years have been
dressing girls 10 look like
queens.
With such training and groom
ing girls are prepared for the
special work demanded by di-
rectors. They must be Just
about perfect before they are
permitted 10 take even "A small
part in any picture With few
exceptions. hard work is the
rule for success in this pro-
fpSSlOn.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Training
Needed for
Actin9Cdreer
BY DONNA GRACE

CCHOOL and college girls who
- wish 10 become actresses
should be encouraged 10 study
with this goal in mind. They
should never be encouraged TO
take up this profession though,
unless they are sincere and
capable of hard work.
Acting and screen work pays
well and can be a GlamorouS
role for those who are success
ful. but unless one can be mod
erately successful. II would be
better 10 take up some other
type of work. The day has long
passed when beauty alone will
assure success in any dra-
matte work. 1t is Just hard
work.
The encouraging thing about
such careers is that one can be-
successful by devoting their
lives to sincere study and work
There is so much to learn and
the course, while including Spe-
cial training must begin with
the approved school and college
work.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Dramatic Accent

THIS is the year of Coiored
gloves made Of anything and
everything. They lend that vivid
dramatic accent 10 the slim
black dress. Margo. star of
Behind the Rising Sun has
two dozen pair-some of which
She made herself. The mittcn
style IS easy says Margo, no
fingers 10 worry about in cut
ting them ont. They are all
above elbow-length and many
have fringe Margo buys the
fringe by the yard and tacks 1t
onto the gloves.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Keep Plants Moist

The boxes containing the
plants should be set in a light
spot where the air is cool
about 65 degrees and the Soll
should not be allowed 10 dry
out. No other care IS necessary.
This method OF keeping pep
pcrS growing applies 10 any
kind. red, green or yellow
sweet or hot-lt makes no diff
ference And perhaps the best
thing about il is that a certain
percentage Of the plants lifted
II gwen The necessary light and
moisture. Will survive all winter
and may be set outdoors I'm
spring 10 grow again and pro-
vide very early fruits.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Extra Lining

The straight lined boys type
coat which is gaining more and
more popularity has a button
IN chamois lining for wear when
the winds blow chill.
Sleeves are set in. there's a
vent back, two front pockets
and complete rayon satin lin
ing that gives the coat a fin
iShed look when you don't wear
the cold weather extra lining
In sizes 10 through 20, il is
S2995 and comes IN alrforCe
blue, gray or beaver brown.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Move the Plants

FIRST the plant, ave aug With
a bal, of earth undi>lurbcd
around the roots These balls
are set into wooden boxes and
then the remaining space IN the
box IS filled with either sand
or earth The whole r then
noistened. but not soaked.
The plants should not be set
into the boxes in a vertical posi-
ton as they ordinarily grow but
Should be planted so the main
stem makes an angle of - de-
grecS with the top of the box
IN other words, the plants should
be made 10 lean instead Of
stand up straight. The growth
Of the plant is almost stopped
when II IS set in this position
but that does not prevent the
fruits from rlpenlng and even
Developing a bit.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
How Men Buy

Have NOu ever watched "A
man buy a suit? He fingers the
fabric, tests il for spring. lie
g Ndm mes the tailoring, the
stitching, the seams, Women
usually Just look Ia see If n
suits becoming al the moment
and don't consider its day-to-
day wearibilitN and Staunch-
ness"
She went on 10 explain that
her firm believed women could
be educated 10 the chic and
Wcaribility Of suits made Of
menswear fabrics and executed
by mems tailorS and that belief
had been justified by the num-
ber Of return customers.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Goats, Too

The same theory Of fabric
and material which permeateS
their suits is followed in the
coat line and you'll find top
pers here, too, suede cloths.
melton cloth, gabardincs. fleece
coverts, tweeds and polo cloth.
Sketched today are examples
of each. The suit, in hard sur
faced SharkSkin, has a faint
flecked undertone and comes in
airforce blue or gray. A classic
three-button, il has an inverted
pleat at the skirt front and
back and a upper closing.
Jacket has hand-picked lapel
edges. In sizes 10 through 20.
the suit is S34 95.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Washino Hint

BRING BABY'S bonnet back
TO shape after washing by draw
Ing the hood over an inverted
mixing bowl of appropriate size.
The lacy skull caps that the
teen-agers are wearing can be
reShaped in the same way.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Uncertainty About d Girl
Makes d Man Perverse
BY HELEN ROWLAND

MAN is perverse. Nothing
'A makes him so certain that
he loves a girl as a little un-
certainty about her response
But when she begins to take too
much stock in his devotion some
how it suddenly ceases to de-
clare any dividends.
If a girl can get into a mans
imagination sufficiently 10 keep
HIM eager and in doubt for
more than a few weeks, these
speedy days. she is a good
worker. and the chances are
that no other girl can crowd her
ont
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Filed in Memory

A man dlScardS a worn/oNt
love-aifair as promptly as he
would an old razor-blade; but a
woman keeps as many old loves
carefully filed av1ey I'm her SUBJ
consciousness. As she has old
hats on the closet shelf She
never knows when one of them
may come IN handy especially
IN this day OF man-ShortagC
Love IS no more q voluntary
thing than dong X p duty 4
man plays golf because he wants
10 he smokes or drinks because
he likes TO. but no man ever fol-
m love, If he could possibly
help H.
copyush' 1913 by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Tasty Corn Dish

LUCIA SARGENT has a
t,Sty corn dish ConcoCton she
learned from a Mexican friend
To one can of whole kernel
corr, or fresh corn. shaved of
add the following sauce:
Blend y cup cream 10
teaspoons Mexican chill pepper.
J., tablespoon butter Cut Tiny
pieces Of fresh green pepper and
pmlento into the mixture. Salt
and pepper 10 taste when II
thlCkcnS 10 sauce texture.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Pert Definition

Confirmed Bachelor: A man
who takes merely a speculative
interest IN a kiss, a sporting in
tcreSt IN love and an academic
interest IN marriage.
A girl may resent the bold
stare IN mans eyes; but the
only thing that She absolutely
cannot endure is that laraWay
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

look with which he gazes
straight through her at another
girl
a man can't help feeling
little glow of affection for
woman who frankly processes 10
admire him 1t starts Them
right off with a mutual 6nthu-
SlaSm.
a man always runs true 10
type He Will 60 right on falling
for the same type of girl even
after he has married the other
kind That is his consistent
nature.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Small Croquettes

CROQUETTES SHOULD be
small. Diversified croquettcS are
APT 10 burst open during frying
or their ccntcrS may not be
thoroughly cooked
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Precise
7 diIonn9
important
By JOAN DEAN

II YOU'VE looked longlnCly ar
L the crisp lines of your nus
band S or brothers suit and
wondered how men keep that
lUSt-oUt-ot-t b o-preSS-Shop look
In their clothes you'll be inter-
cStcd I'm what Madgc Davis,
>'ylNt and head of the womcn'S
department of a man S clothing
store. has 90 say
women are too apt 20 look
for color and line in their suits.
they seem 10 prefer soft fab
ricS. forgetting il takes hard
surfaced woolenS to keep that
crisp look.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

citation as well as director Of
the Community Nursing Bu-
rcau since 1910.
The Valley settler., 1943-04-23

pn6QnOn1 q enc CCnGr cCnmOn1 cADlC
diseases. At the present time Ger
man moss los, chi ckcn pox, sore
threats en6 chest coles arc again
visiting cur 2mmunity. Net Their CT |
these illnesses is very sari Gus in |
itself, except to the very young or |
very Ole, but each enc ccu1d lead
&c rather unpleasant compl cations
seriously une ermi ming the PERSONS
L alth.
AS is true with all diseases, the
bost woy to prevent those mentioned |
is to break or prevent contact be-
tween these alroaGy offli ctee end
the we'll people, young or CID.
School children suspected Of ILL.,
ness shculo not be s5nt to sch oo1.
It is best tc put such s chile &c
bee so thct his contact with the
rest cf the family is also @unin-
izec. Let him sleep BY hins elf,
keep his own towel on6 dishes.
Chances ere the illness wi II enc
RI eht there.
Almost all communi cable diseases /
begin with what appears to be
cole. The chile seems cut Ct scrts !
irritable, has & poor appetite.
Whenever G cccTnuni cab lie isoaso is
making the rounes, such symptoms
shoulC make you suspect the BEG Inn |
Ing II lCs Fl CEI TWO H1' CUfEG Guys 4
sometimes earlier, occosi cne lily lat1
or, you wil IL have no 6oubts whether
it is chicken pox, German measles,
n just & cole. In German measles, /
the rash locks like very fine rec
implies close uneer the skin, oc-
c 81 onally it II oks like q rough,
Try rec blush. In Chi ckon pox,
we'll spaced fairly large, sill ohtly /
elevated rec spots appear on the.
bc6y, part Gu larly the covered
parts. In g short time each rec
spot is crowned with q snail blist-
or. The spots are very itchy, the /
blisters soon broken by crot ching, l.
which results in crust or scab.
In all cases, the safest thins
to GO is to keep the chile home even,
If he GOES not appear very i'll. Not1,
ify tho school if you have cny
school Children, or sen5 wcra to
the public health nurse. She will
be very cleo to look your chile
IA SC
The Valley settler., 1943-04-23

FOR SALE--ono Silvort one Recorder
Record Player, Public ADDRESS Sys-
tenn en6 Ra6to conbinec. 7 tubes, 7"
~ chr 9ph ne, an6 &c TT. IF mike"
core. Also Notrola Wireless Auto
matte Rec. Changer, $40 worth blank
recorcs. Pri &C $40. Carroll Reane
en- II, Dormi cry.
The Valley settler., 1943-04-23

IEpII4 e Is CllG cay L t1 INC loCllC[1-
ly Infant cna Pres Oh col Clinic.
This is nice time tc catch up
with unf nj shee imruniza on, sur
lvey the young ters health, end see
what cen B e cone tC improve st. It
will probably be castor to see the
little ones to town these warmer
Gays than It wes in the winter.
This month will be perti culorly
auspi CT GUS tire to get pr0tec tion
against oiphtheria and whcopine
cough the sunser children Will
have more ano more contact wi tn each
other os the weather gets warmer
an6 thoy spene moro time cut f.
lSocrs. This always means more chan
ces for infecti on to spco6 nee it
Is tarts.
AS usual Dr.. Foehn will b. in st
tendance for the physi col e2fa.ina-
II on an6 the "shotsS. The f@o is
Ia cellar per chile exami nc7 inclua-
ms raunizaticn.
TIE LOCAL WAR PRICE AND RAT~oNING
BOARD inf crms US that q corrc cticn
Ishculd be made in regard to tle
item published last week re, ar6ing
ICeilint Pri ces IN use0 cars.
"Tte ceiling use ccrs lies
ISL comn7 Hu?s vr,H1cLzs S Of IN IN 10
Pass NIGER CAPACITY, Oh OVER"
S me Of our farmers are shining
|up pl'wshares this week an6 Robins
|are sizing UP prospects FIR carly
lw2rms. Cats cne 0oas ere having
THE usual spring scratc fest t.
|sot rid Of the ole winter coet.
Harry Rice wes q visitor in the
Valley Saturday, he is now omployec
Ibv the Alaskan Fire Central, md
twas trcnsp rtin3 other workers t.
|vari us parts # Alaska for 5Jiro
Control work. disastrous fire
has already occurred at Nakno.l this
lsprino an6 it is inc. to prepare
# or c2ntr0l work.
It mi hit be we'll to warn the new
n G tkc It q
The Valley settler., 1943-04-23

1t mieht be we'll to warn the new
Farmers that have settled in the
Valley this spring that there is
eonger in setting fires to stump
rcws enc grass 0r Gle fieles and
that it seems advisable to consult
the Fire Control Men before setting
fires to CID slashinss, in ccne est
bo tais tri cts.
The Valley settler., 1943-04-23

Fishin4 parties ere b.. inning &c
arrive from Anchorage, ano the
continued on PAGE a
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REIK ALINGA MERGINOS

1r Moterys dirbti keptuveje, vir5
16 m. amziaus; unijos algos. mo-
kestis uz virslaliki, geros darbo sa-
lygos. Pl'iimam moteris in virS 10
m. amziaus. Kreiptis:
ACME PIE COMPANY
7347 CARNEGIE AVE.
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RAUDONOJO KRY-
ZTAUS VAJUS
PRASIDEJO

Kaip paprastai, moterys atliks
ia dideli darba Raudonojo Kryziaus
Karo Fondo vajuje per Kovo meme
81, kreipiantis j Cuyahoga vyrus,
moteris ir vaikus duoti savo auka
sudarymui bent $1,7SO,OOO, visos
SALES vajuje kuris apima $125,OOO,-
00G suma.
Visose apskrities dalyse atsilan-
kys namus ir istaigas moterys ir
vyrai, kurie irodys kad jie atsto-
vauja Raudonaji Kryziu, ir prasys
jusu duoti savo auka.
Tik keli metal atgal, 1885, per
namus renkamos aukos Raudona-
jam Kryziui dave apie $500. Da-
bar sios mielasirdystes organizaci-
jos pasauliniai reikalai praplito Xxi
tick kad per namus numatyta su
rinkti maziausia $575,C00.
Kita suma bus surinkta is dirb-
tuviQ, bizniu, istaigu ir tt.
Duokit keliariopai daugiau negu
kitada duodavot, nes r. K. rupina-
81 gebejimu vyru ir moterq tarnau
janciu karo jiegose, taipgi globoja
Siair karo nukentejusius visose sa-
lyso kur tik is priesu atimama.
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METROPOLITAN PASTATYS 8 OPERAS
PER SAVAITE BALANDZIO 5 Xxi 10

Per savaite laiko pradedant Bal.
5, Clevelando Public Auditoriume
bus perstatyta astuonios pasauliniai
mcglamos operos, kartu su pragar-
sejusiu baletu, kuomet cia atsilan-
kys Metropolitan Opera Associa-
tion is New Yorko.
Pirmutinis vakaras bus pradeta
su Verdi's garsia opera LA Forza
del Destino", kuri 81 sezcna labai
ispopuliarejo New Yorke, ir uzbai-
gta su to paties kurejo visada po-
puliare "Il Trovatore". Visos sa-
Yates operos bus tokios kurios pill
niausia patenkins operu megejus.
I'll Forza del Destino", nestatyta
Clelvelande nuo 1927 metu, 81 SEQ
ma New Yorke pakartota su dideliu
pasisekimu. Clevelande, joje dai-
nuos Sic zymus artistai: Zinka Mi
lanov, Kurt Baum, IRA Pettina,
Lawrence Tibbett, Ezio PIMA, Sal
vatore Bacalloni ir kiti.
Antradienio vakare, Bal. 6, bus
statoma Faust, kurioje Helen
Jepson ir John Charles Thomas
pasirodys tik viena karta ia savai-
te.
Treciadienio vakare, James Mel
ton, megiamas filmu ir radio arts
tas, pasirodys pirma karta su Met
ropolitan, Clevelande, puikioje LA
Traviata" kartu su Licia Albanese
lr Lawrence Tibbett.
Bizet's visad populiare Carmen,
kurioje vadovaujama role dainuos
Gladys Swarthout, bus statoma
vakare.
Penktadieni If sestadieni bus pa
Statyta po dvi operas, po pietu ir
vakare.
Penktadieni po pietQ, zavejanti
Ridu Sayao dainuos Mimi role LA
Boheme' operoje, su ellie kitu. Tuo
pat perstatymu bus atliktas baletas
Dance of the Hours" ir ola Clio
conda'.
Penktadienio vakare, Aida" su
Stella Roman, Bruna Castagna ir
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HlpPoDRoME
"Arabian Nights"

stai naujas nuostabus filmu sri
tyje atvaizdavimas pasakisku ARA
BIAN NIGHTS, pradedamas rodyti
Hippodrome Theatre ketvirtadienl,
Kovo 4. Veikalas yra spalvose ir
labai idomus. iris svarbiausias ro-
les Shame veikale vaidina Jon Hall,
Maria Montez ir Sabu. Maria val
zduoja Bagdado sokike mergaite,
uzsigeidusia tapti Califo zmona.
Jon Hall vaidina Haroun-al-Rasi-
da, Kalifa.
Prize ju vaidina ellie kitu geru ar
tistu. Veikalas bendrai yra pasa-
kiSkai grazus ir idomus, su visa tu
senu laiku ir to krasto atmosfera
ir groziu, kuri dar puikiau atvaiz-
duoia filmos spalvos.
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MOTERYS KVIECA.
MOS ! WAAC

The United States Army rekrutu
stotis atsisaukia jaunas
moteris mokancias kitu tautu kali
bas isirasyti j Women's Army. Aux
Hilary Corps (WAAC).
Jauciama kad iss didelio skaiciaus
patriotingu ateiviu Clevelande ra-
sis 1900 moteru reikalingu WAAC
su virsminetomis specialybemis.
Tos moterys bus naudojamos per-
kalbetojomis su U. S. Arrnija kai
United Nations atims atgal priesu
laikinai okupuotas Sails. Moterys
tarnaujancios WAAC nebus skiria-
mos kariaujamas eiles, jp darbas
bus toll uz karo frontp.
Priimama merginos ir moterys
tarp q ir As metu amziaus, sve-
rianGios tarp 100 ir 180 svaru, tarp
5 ir pedu aukscio; neziurima ju
tautybes ar rases, bet turf butt pi-
lietes; jokiu mokslo nustatymu ne
daroma, nors gerai kad butu bai-
gusios pradines mokyklos 8 skyriu.
Kareiviu zmonos priimamos ir
JOINS bus mokamas ju islaikymas
nuo ju vyru. Moterys turincios val
kus jaunesnius IA metu nepriima-
mos.
Norincios isirasyti privalo kreip-
tbs j Carlin building, prie E. 14th ir
Huron Rd., arba ! U. s. Army re-
'cruiting headquarters, senajam pas
te, tarp 8 ir val, sekmadienls
tarp 2 ir 6 po pietq.
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7 Z L E III Z w S
T H E A T r E


"Women At Arms" pradedama
rodyti Telenews Theatre penktadie-
nj nuo 500 val. po pietu, Kovo s..
Tai apsakymas kokias progas turi
merginos ir moterys pasitarnauti
savo Saliai.
Svarbiausias atvaizdavimas yra
tai apie Mary Brown, kurios vyras
kariavo Corrigedore ir pateko Japo-
M nelaisven. JOS pasiryzimas sto-
ii darba ir paskubeti bomberiu
ganninima turf gilios asmenines
reiksmes, taciau tai pavyzdis milijo-
mans kitu moteru kurios nezino ko
griebtis.
Xiii vaizdai yra Churchill'o kelio-
ne Turkijon, kuria jis atliko Ameri-
kos bcmberiu. Vaizdai is Tripolio
ir kita ivairianybe.
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Lawrence Tibbett.
seStadieni pc pietu, Bidu Sayao
dainuos SUI Nino Martini, Baccalo-
nj, Brownlee ir PIMA operoje "The
Barber of Seville, vakare operu
sezonas bus baigtas su melodinga
"H Trovatore".
Tikietai pc $1.10, 1920, $3.50,
$4.4o, $3.50, ir $500, taksai iskaity-
ii. Galima uzsisakyti pastu rasant
j Union Bank of Commerce, E. 9th
St. ir Euclid Avenue, Cleveland.
Kovo IS bus pradeti parduoti at
SilankiusiemS asmeniSkai.
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NEKASK KITAM DUOBES

Taip sake sena Lietuviu pa
tarle. Gabaliauskas megsta ne
atsargiai plepeti ir smeizti XII
tus itardinedamas 'pro-naziais'
ir Hitlerininkais'.
Tuo tarpu randasi geru liu-
dininku kurie atsimena kaip
Gabaliauskas smeize ir pajuo-
ke Amerikos kareivius kada
jau Amerika buvo stojus ka-
ran ir kaip eyre nazius ir patti
Hitleri.
Niekadejai kurie kittens ka-
sa duobe dazniausia patys jon
ikrinta. -. P. L. J..
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kad jie mylejo Lietuva ir sa-
vo valdzia. Tx nekuriems ma
tosi, jei savas zmogus Waldo
tai viskas negerai, ir jie nori
kad svetimi JUGS engtu, zudy-
tu. AS daug daugiau maziau
ir patyriau viesedama Lietuvo-
je if galeciau parasyt, bet uz-
teks ir tick.
Per 40 metu sv. Jurgio
Parapijos Parapijiete.
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Nanny Aptaisynas

Dabar laikas pradeti aptaisyma
namu. Insuliacija. Stogu dengi-
mas, zieniniu langu ir vielu lam
gines. Ismokejimas dalimis.
BROOKS INSULATION co.
Main 8273
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niekas nekliuda.

Tx reikia pamislyti apie ta
jaunima kaip pasijaute kai pa
mate proga Rusus isguiti is
savo krasto, po metu okupa-
cijos: jie guide savo galvas vel
atsteigti Lietuva laisva. Jei-
gu prie Lietuviu valdzios butu
buve bloga tai butu sake, te-
gul Waldo kas nori, NUNS bio
giau nebus. Sis ivykis parodo