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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-22

ETY., unsafe ladder in decora g
the tree.
Don't place Christmas candles
near the tree, curtains. paper
wreaths or any other inflammable
decorations.
Remember, the Christmas tree
can be made fire-resistant. Accord,
ing to the United States forestry
service. it can be done in this man.
err: Divide the weight of your tree
by four and buy that many pounds
of ammonium sulphate. Dissolve il
in water-one and one-half pints
of water to each pound of ammo
mum sulphate. Cut the end of your
tree trunk on a diagonal. Put some
of the solution in a jar and stick
the diagonal butt of the tree into
it. Add more solution as the tree
drinks it up.
Don't be excessive about
Christmas "spirits."
Keep toys out of places where
people might trip over them.
Remove the tree from the house
before it dries out.
During Christmas you'll probably
have many guests, so sprinkle sal
or sand on icy steps and sidewalks
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-22

Christmas has rolled around once
again and Santa Claus with round
red cheeks. jolly smile and chunky
figure looks the same as he did
nearly 80 years ago.
His creator was Thomas Mast,
one of Americas greatest cartoon
lists. During the early 1860's he was
asked to illustrate Clement Clark
Moore's poem, A Visit to St.
Nicholas, better known to us as
Twas The Night Before Christ
mas" The result was Santa Claus
as we know him.
Santa's creator was born In
Bavaria In 1910, son Of a musi-
clan In . Bavarian army band.
When he was a fat little boy Of
six. Thomas. father left Ger
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-22
Santa affected
Sz SeatsIctSa~d

It's difficult to understand. but
the genial spirit of Christmas
Santa Claus himself, hasn't always
had IL easy. There have been oc'
casions when laws or traditions OF
regulations have put certain curbs
on the old gentleman. Here are
some examples:
In Newark, N. j., Santa is re-
quired to pass a stiff physical ex-
animation before he car serve ir
a department store. And even then
he is barred from kissing any OF
the children who perch upon his
knee.
In Charleston, S. c., charity San.
tas have been forbidden to make
q pitch on public streets on the
grounds that children flocking in to
G them may create a traffic
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-22

many to enlist In the United
States navy, and Thomas
mother brought the boy to New
York to live.
Along about the time stocky Tom
my was is he landed his first job as
an illustrator for Leslie's Weekly at
81 a week. BY the time he was 20
he was sent to England by the New
York Illustrated News to sketch
the Heenan-Sayers fight, an out.
standing sports event of the day.
In 1862 he joined the staff OF
Harper's Weekly and began the Sc
ries Of emblematic drawings which
continued throughout the Civil War.
From those he created certain
trademarks that nave been the in
~spiration of cartoonists down to the
present-notably the Republican
elephant and the Democrat donkey
Famous as the political symbols
are today, Nast's Santa Claus prob
ably holds first place in the hearts
of Americans. Before Nast's day,
q few artists had drawn Santa on
one occasion or another, but could
not seem to agree on how the olo
gentleman should look.
Mast changed all that.
He located Santa's home at
the North Pole and gave him .
sleigh drawn by reindeer. He
drew the familiar, fat, merry
old fellow with red cheeks and
white beard, dressed in red,
wearing . cap and boots, carry
ing . pack Of toys and smoking.
. short pipe.
The artist then gave Santa Q
spy-glass so that during the year
he might pick out the good children
from the bad, and also a big book
In which to write their names and
keep their records.
This conception of Santa Claus
first appeared in 1858. Since that
time, the pictured Santa has been
the same, although the s~py-glass
and pipe seem to have been
dropped by the way.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-22
PLAY 1T SAFE
Don't Mix Goiety With Danger
When Celebrating Christmas

While Christmas is the merriest of all seasons OF the year IT
can also be q time of tragedy if certain hazards aren't avoloeo ana
some particular precautions taken.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-22

For the best in quality printing
and Job work coll The Lexington
Advertiser. Phone ll6.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
Boys Clothing

Boys 1000 KepFoeessed Wool
snowsuits in broken sizes 4.ss
8 Originality 7.ss Boys Cotton
PopIin Joekets, flight" type;
wormIy lined (properIy Iobeled
as to wool content) size ! 8 only.
3.Ss
7 Originally s.ss sey.' Lined
Cotton Corduroy Jseksts, full
length zip closing; sizes s and
, Z orisinaIIy 7.ss Boys R.ve,si-
bic Wool Jeekets properly To-
bIed os to wool eontent); size
4 Originally sos Boys Cotton
MoIeskin jackets. cotton lined;
full zip; one zip-closed pocket:
scotch lite" trim; sizes 10 and
u Originally l7.ss Boys. Cope
skin Lsether Jaekets. two zip
pockets; zip closing; sizes Y.
20 o,isinaIiy w 4.s5 Boys. sIsek.,
royon and wool (properIy IobeIed
os TO wool eontent) broken sizes
9 to l2- 3.95
~ Originally 100 Boys Belts.
sizes y to 80 ---.-loe
Boys Shop. Second Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Girls & Teens Lingerie
81 Originally z.s5 Girls. Print
Cotton Botis+e Peiomas. Sizes
8, 10 and II onIy--l.75
10 Originally 3.e5 Print Seer
sucker Night Shirts. sizes 9, II
ond l3 only y---2.oo
IS Originally 5.s5 PIsid or
Striped Rayon Teffets Pettieeets,
sizes "a and rs woistIine only,
800
~ Originally 7.s5 shor+i. cot-
ton Betiste Peiemes. sizes 8. 10
and II onIy-------1.75
4 Originally s.s5 Check Reyon
Teffeta Pettieoets. sizes IA ond
1e -------2.o ZOO
4 Originally 3.s5 Print Royon
Pettieeots, sizes 10 to Is. ZOO
IS Originally 6se Royen Brief
Ponties, sizes s and s. 25e
Girls and Teens Lingerie,
2sd Floor, The Hecht Co,
100 Originally e.95 to 7.e5
Fomous Brond
Teen CosuoI Shoes
3.96
Buckle or plain loofers in red,
brown or block Ieother. Broken
sizes 4 to 9.
IS Originally sos Boys Moees-
sin Toe oxfords. cord soIes; bro
ken sizes 3.8S
ChiIdrem's and Teen Shoes,
2nd Floor, The Heeht Co,
Evening star., 1949-02-03
ToiIored Spreads
and Droperies

Some one and two Of kind!
All drostieoIIy reduced for quick
cIeoronee.
Z Orig. s.ss chint1 Pillow
Shams. Gold color l.Ss
10 Orig. e.s5 crib-.izs spresds.
Pink, blue 3.eS
3 Orig. s.s5 Woven seersueker
properies. pa yds. long.
10 Orig. e.s5 Botes Drsperie..
Discontinued pottern--4.95 pr.
3 Orig. 7.s5 kashua Cotton
Spreads. Washable 4.99
4 Orig. s.s5 spresds. Royon-
ond- cotton --6.95
50 Orig. s.s5 Chenille sprssds.
White with muIticoIor design.
Twin size e---7.95
IS Orig. 1895 Multieolor Che
mile Spreods. Twin size --s.ss
80 Orig. 12.s5 FIo,sI chintz
Spreods. Twins, doubles -9.s8
40 Orig. 1925 Quilted Top
Spreods. Royon toffeto. Twin
and double sizes s14.8S
20 Orig. 39.95 Embroidered
Reyon sotin Spreeds. Twin ond
double sizes zes--Z9.95
8 oris. 9.95 Youth Bedspreeds.
Pink ond blue chintz z---7.95
Bedsbreads, 6th Floor,
Tie Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
CLEARANCE FOR MEN!
At the Washnato ton Store Only
Clearance Of Mems SportsweoI

Clearance OF Mems Sportsweor
80 Originally 7.5o Mems Sport Shirts. 500
wool, 4ooo' royon tproperIy IobeIed os to
fobre eontent) in pIoids, with long sleeves.
Broken sizes
II Originally 7.s5 Mems Cotton Corduroy
Sport Shirts. long sleeves. solid colors, broken
40 Originally 1000 TO 1900 Mems ALL
Wool and Royon-Wool Sport Shirts. All
goods properly labeled as to noterioI con-
tent, in solid eoIors and pIoids. Broken sizes.
7.e5
a. Originally SOS TO 7.s5 Men. Au-wooi
coet Sweoters. solid ooIors. long sleeves,
broken sizes 5.s5
~ oris isineIIy 1900 TO ISL Mems Gosh
mere PuIIover sweoters. solid eoIors, Vneck,
broken sizes
Is Originally 1880 Mems AH-Weather
Joekets, dyed lamb lined with lOO9o Alpaca
pile. nouton collar. zip front. Broken sizes,
1925
10 Originally $3.50 AH-weether Jaeket..
sheorIino lined, mouton dyed lamb collar.
Broken sizes $500
1874 Originally s.s5 to 1000 AII-wooI coot
Sweeters, solid colors. broken sizes, 7.95
~ Originally 1895 to 1900 Mems All
wool (o0t Swe0fePss broken sizes tU.OU
IS Originally $500 to 5000 Men 'scashmers
coot sweotess. solid coors, broken sizes 1850
l9s Originally 500 and 5.s5 Mems ALL
Wool PulioveE Sweaters. Vneck, long
sleeves. solid eoIors. Broken szes---3.95
80 Originally SOS end 7.5o Mems ALI
Wool PulIover sweaters. solid eoIors, long
sleeves. Broken sizes
81 Originally 1000 Mems AII-vvoeI Pull
over Swsotess, broken sizes-7.95
IS Originally l7.s5 AII-Woel PulIover
Swsefsrs, broken sizes 1000
Mss's CAoxf,y>nr Street Eioor Wnskispfoa
Evening star., 1949-02-03
10 Originally 1895
Boys Sheep-Lined Coots
9.88

Toost warm, whatever the
weother! Fully lined with real
sheepskin. Sturdy cotton mole
skin, weather. -resistont outside!
Broken sizes 8 to l8.
J Originally 1925 Junior Boys'
1oo9o Reproeessed Wool Plaid
Jaekets. sizes 3 and a only. 4.44
Metehins Snow Pants. sizes 3
and d4--3.44
; Originally $500 Boys Logging
Sets. oil wool; sizes a. 5 ond 7,
1888
70 Originally 5.s5 Cotton Cord
uroy Stocks. Sizes 10 and Il,
3.44
$ Originally 1895 overeoots,
properly labeled os to wool con-
tent; fineer-tip length; sizes Is
to Y in group 1888
~ Originally 1925 Hooded
Moekinows Of 1000 reprocessed
wool; sizes s to s in the group.
7.sS
I Originally 1925 kovy Pea
Joeket. lOO9o reproeessed wool;
husky size l2------7.S8
Z Originally 7.s5 AII-WooI Jock
Shirts. zip fastening; size II. 3.8S
Stadests Shop. 2nd Floor, The
Heehf Co.. Washington Store
SO Originally 3.ee
Tots AII-WooI Sweaters
2.88
Coot style, in posteI and dark
shodes. Sizes 4 to s. For little
girls.
40 Originally 3.2s to 3.ss Tots
Sweaters. for boys. Coot and
sIip-over styles. lOOoo wool
novelty weave. Sizes 3 to s,
1.ss
10 Orig. s.s5 Tots Dresses. in
royon tofefto and cotton velvet
cen combination. Sizes 3 to s,
e.ss
- Orig. 7.ss Tots White
BroedeIoth BIeuses. with eyeIet
trim. Sizes 4 to s 6--l.SS
l3 Orig. e.s5 Tots BrocdeIoth
Dresses. with seporote skirts and
blouse with riek-rook trim. Blue,
aqua. Sizes z ond 3 2.SS
IS Orig. 1895 Tots Navy Blue
Coot and Logging Sets. Double
breosted. with ottoohed hood
lined in red tpropery lobeIed os
to wool eortent. Sizes 3 to s,
lz.ss \
IS Orig. s.s5 Cotton Poplin
Snow Suits. One-piece with zip
front. Wool lined. Hot to
match. Blue or rose, sizes z to a,
80 Orig. 2.es Tots PersonoIized
Name BIouses. in white broad
cloth with Peter Pan collar.
Name in bright color. Sizes 8
to o-- SO
Tots asd ToddIers, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washington
Infants Wear
100 Originally S9e to l.25 Soft
Knit Cotton Kimonos. in pink,
blue or white with contrasting
trim; fine cotton fIonnel socques;
knit cotton socques in pink only.
Eoch 4Se
81 Originally ese Infonts' Cot
ton Gertrudes, loce-trimmed,
7se
II Originally 2.s5 Infonts'
Hond-Mode sunsuits, applique
or embroidery trim 100
So Originally 1879 Bobies' Cot
ton crowIeFs. snop crotch; en-
broidery trim; sizes medium and
large --------------1.4S .4S
"a Originally 4.ss Bobie.' Cot
ton Dotted Swiss Dresses,
shocked and Ioce-trmmed; sizes
9 months to II months l.SS
3 Originally 4.ss lnfonts' Cot
ron Pique coets, boys style;
matching eton cop; white ond
blue; year size i.S8
Infants Wear, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
Mems CIothina

II Originally 5000 cromveIIs Fleece
caIifornia Weight Topeoats in cinnamon
' I%4o, w, 7144; shorts, I57, i/5s,
1899, l/4o; longs, 2/5s. 1889. 3/44, 1900
IS Originally $3.50 poubIe-Breosted AL
Wool Twill Serge zip-Lined Trench coets.
Sizes regular, 1/4o, 2/42; shorts, n5e,
6 onsineIIy 1900 Society Brsnd venstisn
Covert Topeeets,, sizes reeuIor, l/46, l/48;
short, I35, VA; extro short, 1886. l/42,
1915
IS orisineIIy $500 Sheldon Tuxedo.. sizes
reouIor, 1856, 1877, 2/3e, 2/42, l/46;
short, l/57, 1889. 1/4o; long, 1889, l/4o,
1915
Me.,s Clothing, Second Floor,
The Hechf Co., Washinston
Mems Furnishings
267 Originally las Mems Imported All
Wool ex3 Rib Hose. onkIet styles with
elastic tops in navy and oxford grey. Sizes
81 Originally 3.ss Mems Fameus-Meke
Ski-Type Pejemes in fine knitted cotton
with snug fitting cuffs and ankles. Blue
in size c only SO
81 Originally 1.zs Mems Bexer-type Shorts,
fine broodcloth in neot black and white
patterns. Sizes 80 to o42----3se
I4s Originally $50 Mems Fomeu.-Meka
Tuxedo Shirts. pique collars and cuffs, soft
fronts. Broken sizes
1o4 Originally z.ss Mems Cotton Brood-
cloth Paiamas. coat and MILDLY styles, striped
patterns. Sizes 3 and c onIy----i -i.6s
News Furnishings, Street Floor, Washimsfom
Evening star., 1949-02-03
Special Purchases Included at the Washington Store Only
100 GoIs. Orig. l.s2
Professional Dry Cleaner

100 So's. Orig. ] 81
Professional Dry Cleaner
69c each
Sove more than you poy on this
famous dry eleoner thot removes
spots and dirt in q jiffy.
II Orig. 3.s5 Bed Beerds,
24xeo-in. Morred .--i.ss
~ Orig. 4.ss Bed Boards,
3Ox6O-in. Morred 2.4e
34 Orig. sos Bed Beords.
3oxoo-in. Morred - -2.es
) Orig. zI.s5 Rodiato, EneIos-
ures. Fits radiators 80" high,
3e-in. long. Floor sompIes,
1925
! Orig. z4.ss Rsdieter EneIo.-
ure. Fits rodiotor 45-in. high,
35-in. long, Ivory I4.e5
I Orig. 1895 Radiotor EneIo.-
ure. Fits rodiotor 28-in. high,
3O-in. long --s.s5
5 Orig. l.s5 Breed Boxes. Dou-
bic door. Shelf for breed ond
coke. White with red trim, S9e
Z Orig. 9.95 Outdoor Clothes
Dryer. l2o-ft. hanging spoce.
Sold os sis-----4.4e
II Orig. 3.eS Back Rests. Wood
frame, canvas back and scot,
,.s5
3 Orig. 9.95 Kitchen Step Stools.
Chrome legs, padded scot and
bock. Plastic covered 4.9S
! Orig. 1895 Pressure Cooker.
4-ot. Mored-
HoasefarsishiHss. 7fk Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
100 Originally 6,e5 to 7,e5
Fomous Brond
Teen CosuoI Shoes
! 06
Linen Department
Clearance

81 Orig. 800 Embroidered Linen
Guest Towels 30
3e Orig. l.ss AppIiqusd Linen
Guest Towels ---- 99e
81 Orig. l.s9 Linen Guest
Towels. With oppIioued bird
design on-----9ss
81 Orig. 81 Guest Towels, Ap-
pIiqued fIoroI design 4ee
4 Orig. 5.es Embroidered Cock
toll Napkin Sets. Set t----2.99
II Orig. 4.ss TO 7.s5 TeiIorsd
Bridge TebIe Covers 2.9S 6 3.99
"a Orig. Sse PIostie Teble Cloths.
Checked design - 39e
~ Orig. 4.9s Bridge Sets. Spun
royon and cotton in wide choice
Of coIors. Set-----2.9s
Linen Department. Sth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
Mems Hondkerchiefs
81

80 Originally 81 70 Its Mems
Linen Hondkerehiefs with hond-
embroidered initioIs. Broken let
ter assortment 59e
es Originally 2.9s Mems Linen
Hondkerehiefs with hond-em-
broidered letters. Broken as
sortnnent 90
Handkerehiets, Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
Misses Small Hats

IS Originally 3.e5 Berets. royon
velvet or cotton veIveteen, vori-
out colors 90
80 Originally 3.s5 TO 5.s5 Wool
Felt Hats, also cotton veIveteen,
vorious colors and styles ZOO
Hat Bar, Street Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Stationery
Speeiol Purchase Two ond Three
Ring open-snd Notebooks. Inn
printed with name in gold. Two
ring size. 8h"xlOh"; 3-rina
size 8H7xll"--e8e
speeiol Purchase convos School
Boss, strop or handle styles,
waterproof. Boes filled with 3
composition books --98e
149 Originally 100 Leother
Pencil Pouches, filled with pen-
ellis -29e
40 Originally $50 Onyx Desk
Accessories. letter openers, letter
holders, calendars on bose Sse
IS Originally IS to 45 Envelopes.
broken assortment nt---10e
1874 Originally I.s9 SimuIoted
Leother Cord cose. with z decks
Of cords --l.l9
$50 Originally 25e Birthdoy
CondIes s---------2 for Sc
l75 Originally Its Desk Pods.
Genuine Leather Desk Pods,
some fooled. some plain. Sizes
lox24, l6x21, l2xl9--8ee
80 Originally 1913 Engagement
CoIendors 89e
80 orisineIIy 100 Lueite Cord
Box, holds two decks---19e
- Originally 7.s5 TO l2.s5
Leother Desk Sets, 5 pieces, 4.s5
Stationery, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Girls Wear
100 Originally I.5s to l.s5
Girls Atwood Knitted Seorfs,
and Mittens. Eoch -94e
IS Originally 1875 to 1895
Girls 2-pieee Snow Suits tprop-
erly IobeIed os to wool oontent)
broken sizes 7 to 14--l2.88
IS Originally 1885 to 24.s5
Girls 2-Pieee Snow Suits tprop-
erIy IobeIed os to wool content ;
broken sizes 7 to l4---16.8S
II Originally $500 TO 1895
Girls Winter coots (propery
Iobeled os to wool content) bro
ken sizes 7 to l4--1s.SS
3e Originally 7.e5 Girls Snow
SIoeks (properIy IobeIed os to
wool content); broken sizes 8 to
IA ---4.S 4.S8
40 orisineIIy 7.ss Girls Brood
cloth Name BIouses, broken
30 Originally l.7s Girls School
Blouses. white broodcIoth. Sizes
7 to l4--l.0o 100
Girls Wear, 2nd Floor,
The Heehf Co.
223 Originally soc
Misses Royon Squares
39c
Royon squares for over the head
wear. Assorted colors and white.
II Originally 200 BIouse+tes Of
royon shorkskin. white, sizes 81
to 38-5 5se
IT Originally ZOO TO 2.sS
Diekies and CoIIors. oreondie and
~ Originally ZOO AI-wooI
Squores. brown and ivory 100
Neckwear, First Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Mems Hondkerchiefs
ST
80 Originally 81 70 Its Mems
Linen Hendkerehiefs with hond-
embroidered initioIs. Broken let
ter assortment
es Originally 2.es Mems Linen
Hondkerehiefs with hond-em-
broidered letters. Broken as
sortment LOO
Handke,ehiets, Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
Mems Shoes

Originally 1895 Mems Famous Brond
oxferds in black with spode lost and medal
lion tips. Leother sole, rubber heels. broken
IS Originally 1880 to $500 Mems Fonous
Meks Riding Boots. brown only with Ieother
soIes and heels. Sizes 2/e. 2/6H, VI,
H7h, N8, 4/8h. 2/o. l/9H, IN, s.ss
News Shoes, Second Floor, Washissfos
Evening star., 1949-02-03

zoo Originally o9c
"Rodor" Cleaner
3oc
Rodor Cleaner Smoothly rolls lint
and dust from clothing. Also
cleans suede. RefiIIs ovoiloble.
IS Originally 6.s5 81" Jumbo
Bog, holds Is eorments 3.95
so Originally $50 ST" Rssuior
Bog, holds 8 oorments-3 3.25
10 Originally $50 As" Jumbo
Bag, holds Is garments $50
IS Originally 4.e5 45" Regular
Bog, holds II suits 2.95
IS Originally $50 80" Blouse
Bog. holds 6 bIouses -2.s5
IS Originally $50 66" Evening
Bog, holds 6 garments $50
Nofioss, Street Floor,
The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
l4o Originally 2.ee TO 4.95
Mems Dress
Shirts

Fomous nnoke shirts in Iustrous
white broodeIoth, solid eoIors and
woven potterns. Solid - "a
and mussed from .O9
handling. Broken
Mens Farnishi~gs, Street Floor,
WashinsfoS
Evening star., 1949-02-03
IS Originally 1898 and 1923
Teens AII-WooI
Winter Coots
24.88

All wool and in "shorp' styles!
Only one and two OF q kind. 50
better come eorIy! Sizes 10 to
Is in the group.
20 Originally 1923 70 1898
Teens Rayen Dresses. 2-pieee
styles; weskit top; plain coIors
and tiny checks! Sizes 9 to 5,
S.9S
IS Originally 5.ss Wool Sweet
srs FOR teens. Reindeer design
wool sweater, ideoI for school,
cosuoI and sports weor! Sizes 36
TO 40 -l.9 80
IS Originally 3.ss Leopard
Stencil Febrie Wsskits. button
front; sizes small. medium or
loroe 80
Tees Circle. Second Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-11
REAL ESTATE
PIZNYJE

Senesnes kartos philadel-
phieciai gerai pazista Juveliu-
M Selma. Juveliunas savo lai-
ku buvo vienas is zymesniqju
prisikeliancios Lietuvos rene
ju pirmaisiais jos nepriklauso-
mybes laikais. Daug veik6 ir
aukojo Lietuvos reikalams. Da-
bar jis jau 80 metu amziaus If
nuo platesnio veikimo turejo
pasitraukti.
Dabar patyreme, kad jo du-
kite Juozapina Juveliunaite is
lake tam tikrus egzaminus ir
atidare savo istaiga 2342 Or
thodox St., Frankford-Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Linkime Juveliunaitei ge-
riausio pasisekimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-11
VAIKUS ATSAR-
CHINO

Ateina pavasaris. Bus Sites
mis- oras, suzaliuos medziai ir
vaikai isbegs zaisti laukan.
Tai kaip tik dabar laikas
pradeti mokyti vaikus atsar-
gumo. Atminkite, kad pavasa-
rio dienomis vaikai ypatingai
neatsargus. Nepamokysite =
jie gall zuti po automobiliu ra-
tais.
Todel jau dabar pradekite
jiems aiskinti, kad jie gerai
atmintu ir ismoktu sias tai
sykes:
1. Elk skersai gatve tik tam
paskirtoje vietoje.
2. Elk skersai gatve tik ia
da, kai natal zalia sviesa.
3. Pasidairyk j abb puses
prizes eidamas skersai gatve.
4. Niekad nesivyk paskui
sviedini gatve ir
5. zaisk tik zaidimo aikste-
Sc, bet jokiu budu ne gatveje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-11
Binghomton, NY.
LANKESI ALT PIRMININ.

Binghamtono Lietuviu Tary-
ba Lietuvos nepriklausomybes
metiniu minejima surenge va
sario 27.
Kalbetojai buvo vietos lie
tuviu parapijos klebonas kun.
Kraucevicius, DIR. Kazlauskas
ir ALT pirmininkas L. simutis
is Chicagos.
Auku surinkta apie $500.
Apple susirinkima parase vietos
laikrastis, paduodamas keleta
istrauku is L. Simucio kalbos.
Ypac pabreze, kad "Mes tick
daug iaudinomes del kardino-
10 Mindszenty bylos, bet kodel
gi niekas nekalba apie Lietu-
vos 10 vyskupu zuvima."
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Is TMD 11-tOs KUOPOS SU-
SIRINKIMO 81

Vasario 28 d., LAA Klu-
DO saleje ivyko Tevynes My
letoju draugijos 11-tos kuopos
nariu susirinkimas, reika u
isdalinti knygas.
Perskaityti ir priimti CEN
tro sekretoriaus ir pirminin-
ko laiskai TMD vajaus reika-
lu. DR.. A. zelvis pasiule SUI
rengti prakalbas su palvairi-
nimais. Pasizadejo gauti judo
mus paveikslus apie svekata.
Pasiulymas priimtas, taciau,
del visai tuscio kuopos lido,
vykdymas atidet a S tolimes-
niam laikui su ia mintim, kad
gal kada pasitaikys kuriam
centro valdybos nariui kokiais
reikalais keliauti pro Baltimo-
re, tai ia proga butu sureng-
tos prakalbos. Kadangi kuopa
turi nemazai nuo seniau liku-
siu geru knygu, tai nutarta
naujai isirasantiems TMD ma
riams duoti knygu dovanai.
Pabaigoje tapo pririnktas
vicepirmininkas A. Kurelaitls.
Visi susirinkime dalyvave ma
rial pasizadejo siais metals
energingiau pasidarbuoti TMD
labui. Sunkiausia nasta atiten-
ka seniui turto rastinink u
Jarui, kuriam, kaip kas metal,
taip ir simet, tenka isnesioti
knygas nariams namus ir
surinkti ju buckles. Nutarta
81 pranesima pasiusti j DIR
VA, kaip daugiausiai Baltimo-
reje skaitoma laikrastl, ir
TMD organa SANDARA.
P. P. Jaras
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LIETUVIU SALES
DIREKTORIAI

Naujai isrinkti LietuviQ Sa-
les Direktoriai jau pasiskirste
pareigomis ir kas pirmadieni
susirenka posedziq, kuriuose
svarsto sales sutvarkymo rel
kalus.
Direktoriu pirmininku isrink-,
tas Pranas Urbsaitis (Orpse),
vice pirmininku Antanas
simkunas, izdininku = j. Bal
,trus (Baltrusaitis), sekretorium
Juozas Saukevicius, finansu
sekretorium - Paul Chalko.
Direktoriato nariai - Juozas
Guzauskas, Jonas Brazys, jr.,
VIM. Green ir Antanas Mockai-
tbs.