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LAISVA LIETUVA "~";"5 =..,~~.
Skubiai Rinkime MiIijona Parasu!

Peticiia isreiskia pasitikejima kad Americas val
dza prisilakys Atlantic Cartero, kuis apima sos sa
lies r visuomenes karo ir taikos tikslus.
Peticija pareiskia IL Lietuviu pasgerejima isna-
Suru r na1sumu Rusos zmoniu, kurie parode nepa-
prasta drasa savo Sales. apgynime, TAcIAU prime
ma Rllsams kad r Lietuvia kariauja uz liuosybe ir
tode lie yra nustebnt Sovetu Rusos pareikstais uz
simomas atmti Lietuvai jos laisve ir nepriklauso-
mybe Tokiu budu, 81 Peticija kreipiasi Amerik0s
Prezdenta kad s naudotu sayo itaka SOvetu Ru-
sijos vyriausybe, primenant ja kad ispdytu savo
SUI Lietuva pasrasytas ir tebeyeikiancas sutarts!
Peticijoje reika rinkt ir primti parasus kekvie-
no r visu kas tk yra Amerikos piIietis tik ven
Iietuviu = kurie sutinka ir praso kad Americas W.
rausybe uzstotu Lietuvos laisve prizes Sovetus, ir
kad pasrupintu atstegt Lietuva vel Nepriklausoma.
Parasu rinkejai priyalo pirmiausia pasirupinti
gaut parasus miesto mayoru, kitu zymlu Amerl-
kieciu ir vsu kitp piiecu parodant kad jie utaria
Lietuvos laisve ir neprklausomybe.
Tos peticijos milijonas ar daugau parasu -
bus nuvezta paciam Prezidentui Rooseveltui.
Siam darbui - peticijoms ju siuntinejimu reika-
linga daugiau pinigu todel kuriems rupi Lietuvos
laisve siuskit savo aukas ir toliau. Aukoimas kap
ir patti kova uz Letuvos nepriklausomybe, lai
stoja! Siuskit LVS Centro adresu
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos Centras
$500 Superior Ave. Cleveland 3, Ohio
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APE vlSETA IR DALI

teikia jam ne tik gaiWalingu-
mo, spontaniskumo, bet ir nuo-
Sirdumo atspalvi.
Tat is kur to straipsnio au-
toriui ateina galva paklausti
apie kaz kokia "nenaturalia
tevynes meile', NUNS neaisku.
1iesa, pasitaiko kai kada
CANA savotisku refleksu EMO
niu, taciau jie sudaro ne ben
dra taisykle, o isimti. Dau-
guma zmoniu, jei jiems suktel-
81 'ziurekit kaip graziai lai-
vas supasi ant vandens' tik-
raj zvilgters ia laiva ir ME
ko nepaprasto tame sukteleji-
me neiziures. Taciau is ju
tarpo gall atsirasti ir tokip
kurie atkirs: "Na jau, ma, kur
tn mattel kad laivas suptusi
ant ko kito kaip vandens p
AukSciau mineto straipsnio
autorius yra, matyti. is tokiQ
zmoniu.
Gale straipsnio autOrius dar
pazymi kad Lietuvos kataliku
gyvenime tevynes meile buvo
atzymeta visose srityse. Jei
cia autorius turi galvoje par
tinius katalikus tai tas "atzy-
mejimas" buvo CANA savotlS-
kas. Kol jie SUI tautininkals
buvo valdzioje, "tevynes mel
la" jiems diktavo grit ivesta
rezima; kai jiems teko is val
dzios pasisalinti, jie pradejo j!
peikti ir tuoj virto biciulials
SUI liaudininkais, kuriuos dar
nesenai lake priesais.
II siadien cia Amerikoje jV
tevynes meila pasireiskia ne
tick valstybine veikla kick par
tine neapykanta tautininkams
Wis dar jie negali nutildyti pa
vydo jausmo kad tautininkai
O ne jie = partiniai katalika1
- valde I.ietuya. Is viso tC
, matyti kad partiniu katalikr
tevynes meiles savoka dar il
siadien tebera nudazyta par
tiniu fanatiZmu.
Kaz. Rimvydis.
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RENCKITE
MASINIUS
MITINCUS
KALBETOJUS IR FILMAS
DUOS LVS CENTRAS

Didesniam iSjudinimui akci-
jos uz Lietuvos reikalus, kolo-
MICS prasomos rengti viesus
masinius mitingus, kuriems ge-
rus kalbetojus parupins Lietu-
val Vaduoti Sajungos centras.
Kalbetojus galima gauti Sc
kancius:
Vytautas Abraitis
DIR. M. J. COlney,
w. M. Chase,
Adv. ]. J. GriSh- -GriSius,
DIR. ]. Jonikaitis,
X. S. karpius,
Adv. w. F. Laukaitis,
Adv. Antanas A. Oils,
Adv. Nadas Rastenis,
julius SmetOna,
p. F. SimOns-SimOkaitis,
Adv. Antanas C. StOkna,
DIR. S. II. TamOSaitis,
Jadvyga Tubeliene
JuOzas Tysliava,
Adv. J. p. Uvickas,
DIR. b. X. Vencius,
Jonas Valaitis,
Hypatija ziuriene (sliupaite)
p. J. ziuris,
ir ellie kitu, kurie artimesni
toms ar kitoms kolonijoms.
Kalbetoju reikalu ir filmv
pasiskolinimui rasykit tuoiau
LVS. CENTRAS
$500 Superior Avenue
Cleveland 8, Ohio
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RUSAMS ARTEJANT | LIETUVA,
METAS NUNS IMTIS DARBO!
Peticiju galite gauti rasydam j:
w. F. Laukaitis, Peticiju Komisijos Pirm.
11OE E. Lexington St. Baltimore, Md.

Peticija, kuria isleidzia j Americas visuomene
Amerikos Lietuviu Semo nutarimu, Vykdomasis Ko-
mtetas, atsisauka Americas Vyriausybe, istikmu
Amerikos peciu Lietuviu vardu kurie istikimai dir
ba karo dirbtuvese, r kuriu vaku ukstancai randa-
81 karo frontuose ginkuotose jegose, kovojant uz
znonios isaisvinima sulyg Atlantic Carteryje isdes-
tytu principu kad neeistu Rusams sunaikinti Letu-
vOs nepriklausomvbe
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MASsNIAI Ml-
TINGAl

Karo Bonu ir Peticiju
masiniai mitingai
ivyksta:
Pittsburghe Bal. Is.
Clevelande - Bal. 19
Amsterdame - Bal. %
Chicagoj - Balandzio 80
Lowell, Mass,
Lawrence, Mass.
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A u K O S
Is Detroito Gauta 1888
ir kitos Aukos ir kny-
gos Uzsakymai

LVS. 6-to skyriaus Detroit,
Mich, masinio susirinki-
mo likes pelnas S388.80
(Viso surinkta S42180, is
mOketa uz sale ir spauda S33)
W.T.. Markuzas, LVS 6-to
SIX. sekr., is Detroit, Mich, ma
riu duokliu Sd:
Jonas ValukaS 200
Elzbieta ValukaS 200
Pr. suipis, knyga 800
Ad. kozentis, knyga 800
A. Kvederas knyga 800
J. Sniras, knyga 800
Helen Rauby, knyga 800
LVS skyriaus PRO is Brook
Narvydas prisiunte $22. Sic
nariai mokejo buckles ] Wis
uz 1914 metus:
Pr. Narvydas 200
vi. PivOriunas 200
KOst. Lesevicius 200
kaz. Jesinevicius 200
Pow. Klonis 200
W A knygas "Timeless
Lithuania' 1900
Jonas Stinulis, Mayville,
Mich, Lietuvos vadavi-
mo darbams 200
|. G. Hollish, is Akron, 0.
Liet. vadavimui 800
V. Ambrozevicius, Newark,
N. Y, knygai 800
E. Franiukiewicz, Buffalo,
n. Y, knygai 300
Cleveland Public Library
uz knygas $40
A. Riga, Easton, Pa.
knygai 500
NJ. Brazauskas, Waterbu-
ry, Conn.,, auka 200
Kostancija Paulk (Paulu-
keviciene), Cleveland,
2 knygas 600
Tvs reikalams 200
DIR. J. r. Vitkus, Cleveland
dar dvi knygas 600
KAS DAUGIAU?
Siusdami aukas arba uzsa-
kymus knygu "Timeless Lith-
uania" visada adresuokit:
| LVS CENTRAS
$500 Superior Ave.
Cleveland 3, Ohio
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DlrvoJe (Kovo ~ buvo pa
brezta kad tautininkai yra ne
sroVe, ne partija, O visetas,
kad j ju eiles gall tilpti visi
Lletuviai. Tuo tarpu kataliku
organlzacijos reikalauja kad
~ narlal butu R.-Kataliku re-
hglJos, o socialistai klasini
JudeJlma state auksciau tauti-
MO ir savo ideologija pagrin-
dzla Marksu. Visai logiskai
buvo nurodyta kad nei katali-
kal, nei socialistai neapima vi
sq Lletuviu, ir todel iiems sro-
yes If partijos vardas visai
tinka.
Sitos tiesos konstatavimas,
matyti, labai nepatiko katali-
ku savaitrasciui Amerikai (zr.
kovo "a nr.) ir il straipsniu,
20 kas gi tas visetas' tiesiog
paneig9 kad tai netiesa. Bet
uzuot irodes kane Ia netiesa
gludi, straipsnio autorius su-
name nuklysti j Lotynu kalba.
Nerandame reikalo neigti Lo-
tynu kalbos mokejimo naudin-
gumo, bet vargiai galime su-
tiki kad Lotynu kalbos moke-
jimas atstotQ irodyna. Taigi
neirodes kad tautininku savo-
ka neineina vlsi Lietuviai, mi,
netO straipsniO autorius suran-
da kad "visaS" LotyniSkai rel
Ska "totus''. IS "tOtus" girdi
kiles ir totalitarizmas, kurs
reiSkiqs diktaturini rezima.
Cia prie progos pastebesime
kad greta "totus" Lotynu kali
ba turf ir zodi "omnis", kurs
taip pat reiskia visa. Taciau
musu gerbiamasis Lotynu kal-
bos megejas apie tai neuzsime-
ma. Juk jis butinai jiesko to-
talitarizmo, diktaturos, is 70
dzio "omnis' jau tik "totalita-
rizmo" nepadarysi. Taciau tai
tarp kitko. Svarbesnis yra XII
tas faktas.
Jeigu j tautininku savoka
ineina visi Lietuviai, tick ka-
talikai, tick protestantai ar
dar kitokie tai kodel jie turf
butt diktatoriai? Jeigu po vie
ma savoka telpa ivairiu paziu-
ru zmones su viena tik salyga
kad butu Lietuviu tautybes,
kodel jau jie turf butt dikta-
turos Salininkai? Rodos, lac
bal yra naturalu kad Lietuvo-
je dominuotu Lietuviskas ele-
mentas, ir kodel jo dominavi-
mas jau butinai turf butt pa
vadintas diktatura?
Ne diktatura, gerbiamieji, o
paprastas tautines savokos pa
sireiSkimas: Ii e t u va Lietu-
viams.
Dabar eikime is kito gallo.
Mineto straipsnio autorius
nieko neatsake socialism, ir
kataliku misunderstanding par
tijomis, reiskia jis su tue su-
tinka. Gi zodis partija neabe
iotinai kiles is Lotynisko 70
dzio "pars' dalis. Taigi
katalikai ir socialistai santilky-
jc su tautos visetu terra dalis.
Dabar ir kyla klausimas kas
yra diktatura: jei visetas uz
Waldo dali, ar jei dalis uzval-
do viseta? Manau kad nei vie
mas neuzgincys kad viseto pa
iungimas DALAI, 0 Hne dalies
visetui, reiskia diktatura. Is
to ispIaukia kad tautines kOn-
cepciiOs dOminavimas prade-
, dant 1926 metu GruodziO II d.
ne tik nereiske diktaturos, bet
buvo naturalus tautines evo.
liuciios reiskinys, kuomet tau
ia. kaip visetas, stOdama auks'
ciau partiju, patti emesi save
reikalu tvarkymo.
Is pirsto islauztas yra mi.
neto straipsnio autoriaus uz,
metimas buk Dirva nurodzius
kad katalikai negali butt Lie
tuviai patriotai. Dirva nieke
panasaus nera tvirtinus, il
1l sgya+o1;kiSko'' laik-
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sAMERIKOS kareiviai sia-
me kare yra uzsirase gyvas-
ties apdraudos uz bendra rs
biljonu dolariu suma. Apdrau-
dos policy turf virs 10 milijo-
nu vyru.
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raScio redaktorius taip lengvai
sau leidzia operuoti neteisin-
gals faktais.
Taciau yra dar ir kitas da-
lykas. Kataliko zodis turi dvi
reikSmes: katalikas kaip Ro-
mos Kataliku Baznycios narys,
il katalikas kaip kataliku .po-
litines partijos narys.
Lietuvoje oficialiai $50 vi
su gyventoju yra katalikai, bet
paskutiniuose "demokratinio"'
seimo rinkimuose politinis ka-
taliku blokas (Krikscionys De-
mokratai, Ukininku Sajunga ir
Darbo Federacija) is 85 ben
dro seimo atstovu skaiciaus
tepravede 80, taigi kick dau-
giau negu trecdali. Jeigu vi
81 Lietuvos katalikai butu bal
save w politini kataliku bio
ka tai tas blokas butu turejes
pravesti 72-73 atstovus jis gi
pravede vos trisdesimts, taigi
nesurinko net 50H kataliku
balsu.
Taigi jei katalikiSko laikras-
clo redaktorius, operuodamas
"katallko" sqvoka, nepaaiSki-
no jos dvilypes prasmes ar net
tycia sulieja kataliko Bazny-
! clos mario reiksmes, mazu ma
ziausia nusizengia teisingumui.
Tick apie tai.
Is to kas pasakyta aiskeja
kad ir klausimas ar katalikai
gall butt geri patriotai turi du
atsa6ymus. Katalikas kaipc
kataliku bendruomen5s narys
alskus dalykas, gall butt idea
llskiausias patriotas. Tai yrf
taip aiSku kad nereikia net
jokiu irodinejimu ar pavyz-
! dziu. Atsakymui klausimo al
partinis katalikas gall buti pa
triotas, turime zvilgtereti
praeiti. Ir cia surasime nema-
"a pavyZdziu kad ir partiniai
katalikai buvo geri patriotai.
Taciau toll grazu nera tikra
kad jie butu pritare kataliku
partijos metodams, ypac kick
tai liecia Kataliku Baznycios
autoriteto naudojima politi-
MANS tikslams ir kataliku par
tijos politine etika.
Is kitos puses, iStisa ellie au-
kstos morales kataliku, netgi
kunigu ir vyskupu, yra buve
arba tiesiog Tautininku Sajun-
gos nariai (kaip a. a. kanau-
ninkas Tumas-Vaizgantas) ar
ba, nepriklausydami joliai po-
litinei organizacijai, buvo pa
lankus tautininkams (kaip, pv.
Vysk. Karevicius, Vysk. Karo-
sas, a. a. prelatas Maironis ir
labai daug kitu).
Musu pasakymas kad tauti-
ninku veikla kyla is naturalios
tevynes meiles. mineto strap
snio autoriui, matyti, suteike
kaz kokiu nelauktu impulsu.
Tie nelaukti impulsai, turbut,
ir bus paskatine j paklausti
"Nuo kada Dirva isrado dar
nenaturalia tevynes meile?"
Naturalus yra tas pat kas
igimtas. Ius naturalc Lietu-
viskai isverciama j igimtaja
teise. Tevynes meile yra kick
vienam zmogui igimtas daily
kas, bet ne kiekvienas zmogus
| ia jausma islaiko ir toll grazu
ne kiekvienam j yra veikimc
akstinas. Komunistai ta jau-
sma yra visai nuslopine, 0 il
socialistu veiklos akstinu tair
pat nera tevynes meile, tan
tikros socialines klases intere
sal. Tat igimtos tevynes mel
les akcentavimas sarysyje S.
tautininku yeikla nereiskia ME
ko kito kaip tai kad tautinin
kuose tas kilnus igimtas jaus
mas ne tik nera nuslOpintas
bet dargi ugdomas il ideali
zuojamas. 0 kadangi jis yrs
| igirntas, tai ir tolesnis jo ru
ltulioiinaS ir stiprinimas Sll
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Diktatura Yra Tada Kada TautOs Visetas UzvadO
Partias bet kada Partijos Uzvaldo Tautos Wise
ta, Relieinia Katalkai ir Partniai Katalikai.
Oar ir siadien Partinu kataiiku Tevynes Meile
Pasireiskia ,partuiu fanatizmu.
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LVS METINIS Sci
MAS ARTEJA

Sekanciame numeryje ture-
SINE svarbu pranesima apie
LVS metini Selma. Nariai il
skyriai temykite.
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KLAIDOS PATAISA

Tarp New Yorko Seine au-
kotoju vardQ, buvo praleistas
J. MarCiulionis $500
is Ansonia, Conn.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Round About the Home

get ready-mdde curtains NTH
out hauing to do a complete
makeoDer job. What Dould be
cool looking and easy to do for
a notice that ioould make these
three tDindo1Ds presentdble?"
NC.
I would suggest the simplest type
of sash curtain, of washable mate
rial, with some bright edging for
trimming. The only thing you need
to remember Is to be generous with
your material and have them full
and frilly when finished. You may
get colorful landings, rickrack
braid, cheap cotton lace or even
flowered calico to make your trim
ming. Use just full sash curtain
over the transom window. Do the
regular window with the sash cur
tain at the middle, and either a
matching top section tied back or a
matching 10-inch ruff1e to trim the
top of the window. Do the door with
the lower half on a rod slightly
above the middle of sthe door. And
another pair Of curtains hung from
the top of the door to cover the rod
on the lower part. The upper sec
ton may be pushed back during the
day for light and pulled across for
privacy. The fact that each OF
these curtains are designed accord
ing to the proportions of the window
will give that well-furnished look
we all admire. These demand MOTH
ing mere intricate than a we'll
turned hem and a bit OF trimming
to be most distinctive.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Wartime Wardrobes

When we started out the other
day to the benefit fashion luncheon
at the American Theater Wings
Stage Door canteen we expected to
see some Suggestions for Wash
ington Wartime Wardrobe" because
that was the way the program read
What we saw instead were eye
stopping creations Of Big Name de-
signers modelled by some Of WASH
ington's loveliest Big Name women,
with little more emphasis on the
wartime angle than the lettering on
the tickets. However, it was for a
good cause and so we applauded
with the rest of the audience.
High lights of the show were
Adrian's magnificent long dinner
dress of scattered feather print
with giant plumes falling gently
from one shoulder to describe a
diminishing hipline, and thence
softly down the skirt. Mrs. Patrick
Hurley's fair loveliness heightened
the effect of this deceptive one
piece dress that looked so very two
piece. Applause greeted another
Adrian design worn by Mrs. Ira
Eaker-a two-piece summer suit
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Dorothy Dix Says

Dear Miss Dix: In my neighbor-
hood there are several young moth
ers who have drafted me as nurse
for their children. Every afternoon
they dress themselves up, dump
their young ones on me and go
shopping and to the movies. And I
am sick and tired Of it. I have
reared four children without calling
for the help of my friends and rela-
tives and acquaintances, and I think
they should do the same.
I am a middle-aged woman, not
very well. I do my own housework
and I like to spend my afternoons
resting, reading or working in my
garden. But I can't do it when I
have lot of crying babies to look
after and restless kids to keep out
of my flower beds. I have tried
hints in vain. What can I do to
rid myself of these little pests? I
don't want the job of nursemaid at
my age. TIRED NEIGHBOR.
Answer-You will have to stiffen
up your backbone and frankly tell
these young women who have shift
ed their burdens on to your shoulders
that you are not running a free
creche and that they will either have
to stay at home and take care of
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Readers Clearing House

ounce sugar, 6 ounces butter (no
substitutes), zest of a lemon. In
Scotland that is the only flavor used
and frequently that is omitted.
Put flour, sugar and butter and
grated lemon peel in bowl, rub in
the butter with hands until it be-
comes a dough. Turn on highly
Toured board, roll to l2-inch thick
ness, cut in circles or squares and
cook in a moderate oven until light
brown. about 80 minutes. No water
or moistening of any kind should be
used, or it will not be short. After
a few days these Scotch Cakes will
become very rich and creamy. They
may be dipped in sugar while warm,
but never in sugar and cinnamon
which completely destroys the fine
buttery flavor.
Evening star., 1944-05-03

their own youngsters, or else send
them to day nursery. Certainly
you are very foolish to permit your
self to be victimized by your selfish
neighbors.
A woman's babies are her own in
dividual responsibility. She brought
them into the world and it is her
duty to look after them. That 1t
is an arduous task does not alter the
situation. That she gets worn out
following restless little feet that are
never still; that the ceaseless cry
of mama gets on her nerves; that
she gets bored to extinction with
changing didies and fixing formulas;
that she is young and Graves amuse-
ment and excitement, and that she
wants to dress herself up and go
out and see and be seen, is easy to
understand. 1t is only in books that
babies are wellspring of joy, as the
poet says. In real life they are a
24-hour job at hard labor.
But, all the same, that does not
give mother the right to wish
them off on grandma or any kind
neighbor while she goes off to enjoy
herself. And grandma and the kind
neighbor are simply chumps not to
stage a rebellion.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
By Margaret NoveH.
Underwood d Underwood Photo.

medallions OF fo1Ders. I haze
done a large four-section ,Din-
doto and one chair NTH this. /
feel that the room is still one
sided, but cannot seen, to find
another stripe or pattern 1DhicI,
is good in color or scale Nth
this fabric. What can do to
get the design on the other side
OF the room and not gipe the
effect OF haDing too much of
everything? / haze plain rug,
and I had planned plain slip
coUers for the chairs for summer.
You can see ho1o all this plain
surface is operbalanced By the
large 10indoio area" FIG. v.
I would suggest that you cut ou
the medallion in the drapery chint,
and applique it to the plain-coloret
slip covers on your other pieces O
furniture. Then there will be n,
doubt of your color or scale bein,
out of order, and this type of indi
vidual fabric handling gives a pro
fessional decorator touch to tn,
room that Is impressive.
y
my bedroom has ,DindotDs of
three sizes, tDhict has me COM
pletely stumped. One is a mar
ro1D ,Dindow, not much larger
than transom on a ,Dau under
the edUes. Another Is full
length door, 1Dhich is glass to let
in light, and another just the
ordinary standard size double
hung sash. 1t Is impossible to
Evening star., 1944-05-03

"T1D0 years ago 1De n1oUed into
our netD house right after the
painters left it. / spent the first
tDo 1Deeks scraping paint from
,oindotD panes, bathtubs and tile
until all my joy in ne10 house
1Dds spoiled. / know good
painter does not do this, but the
painter this year is going to be
myself-and I toouId like to kno1D
,Ohat, besides dropcloths, keeps
paint 1Dhere it belongs. espe-
ciaUy dread doing the 1oindo,Ds,
as am sure my hand is not
steady enough to stay on the
nruntins. What is the secret OF
succeSS?" L. B.
Without drop cloths, newspapers
are your best bet for protection for
floors. But watch closely that you
do not step on spots Of paint and
then walk of the paper onto your
floors. For the windows, first of all
get sash tool" which is the small
brush with the bristles cut at an
angle, which fits comfortably into
the corners Of the muntins. But to
avoid any of the after-cleaning, cut
pieces of newspaper the same size as
the glass panes. Hold these in place
and paint them onto the glass with
water. This will hold them fat dur
ing the oil painting. When dry, they
may be slipped of and any paint
Spatters will be on the paper rather
than on the window glass.
X Il
II haze used q chints in my
iDtng room. Which has Lnrde
Evening star., 1944-05-03

AS sophisticated as can be and
yet pleasingly simple and charming
"a cool midsummer afternoon frock
with the new, loose over-the- -shoul-
der short sleeve, long and lovely
neckline ending in big bow Of the
dress material
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1887 is
designed for sizes IL, IA, 16, 18, 20;
40 and A. Size IA, kimono sleeve,
requires 3& yards of 39-inch ma
terial.
For this attractive pattern send
Is cents, plus l cent for postage, in
coins with your name, address, pat
tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell, The Washington Star
Post Once Box 80, Station G, New
York 10, N. Y.
Evening star., 1944-05-03

ample, one bit of convertible chic
was shown In costume by Maurice
Rentner tina. combined brown and
white checked draw-belted Jacket
which concealed the nudity OF q
short brown crepe dinner dress.
Without the jacket the dress does
dinner duty; with 1t the costume
serves many daytime purposes, and
the jacket can two-time as we'll
with variety of white skirts and
dresses in gals summer wardrobe.
Then there was another double-
duty beauty-a play ensemble made
of black balloon cloth, piped with
white on all edges. The bare,
square necked playsuit can be worn
solo in the sun or with matching
button-front skirt that would also
go just as amiably with any white
shirts you happened to own for a
smart daytime shirt and skirt duo.
The only changeabout angle ac-
tually demonstrated in the show
featured plum-colored tie silk fit
ted suit designed by Bruno, a de-
signer Of custom-made clothes, who
during the show took a few yards OF
lovely printed crepe and cut. draped
and pinned dress on lovely young
Miss Nancy Rheem right before our
eyes. Makes 1t look so easy! To get
back to the plum suit, it appeared at
first with froth of a pink blouse
and pink fiowered chapeau. Later
the jacket topped a bustle-bowed
short dinner dress in a stunning
plaid lame color-keyed to the plum
color. Bruno cher name Is Louise
Bruno, but she said everybody calls
me Brunei told us that she had de-
signed other accessories to show the
suits character changing proclivi-
ties-a matching tie silk beret and
soft shirt Of cream color for the more
casual side of life.
This suit is perfect proof of Brune's
theory that any well-dressed wom-
an should be able to travel with one
suitcase. She points with pride to
the wardrobe of interchangeables
she designed for woman writer in
oreer that she might go anywhere
on assignment with just one piece
OF luggage. Interested in conser-
vation since the days when, as a
child, she "cut her eye teeth" ON
things her aunts gave her to make
over for herself, Bruno is now plan-
ming a conservation program to
teach you and you how to be chic
on a shoestring.