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Evening star., 1949-07-18

CHOICE WHITE-FACE Hereford
steers, 25, beautifully marked, dark
in 30 miles: S135. DIR. c. J.
LAUGHLIN, ME. 1884; ewes, SH.
THoRoUGHBRED HORSE, 5 yrs
old, chestnut gelding, 16.1 hands
BROCKWAY TRACTOR, 154-w with
2S-ft. Freuhauf livestock trailer
driven $4,000 mi, in excel cond.
Will sell as unit at Substantially
reduced price. DIR. c. J: LAUGHLIN,
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Better Built Floors

Specialists in metal or plastic wall,
tile, rubber or asphalt floor tile
estimates. i4S4 k st. NV. RE.
0676 or 2295. 81
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POULTRY AND EGGS
FARM AND GARDEN

JAMES FEED STORE, 61e K st. NV.
-Conkey's Y-O feeds; baby chicks;
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SALESWOMEk

eALESLADY, exp, for women's ap-
parel shop; open evenings. Apply
in person. KENMAR SHOP, 34OS
14th st. NV -l9
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MOTOR TRAVEL

TRASH REMOVAL l. Free estim ates
cheerfully given. ACTION TRASH
SERVICE, AID. 5457.
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SODA AND LUNCH

Ne: approx. $500 wkly.; IL stools,
6 booths, seats "a; very good fix
lures; clean, neat; good operator
can increase business: 5000; very
good terms. Call Hiss Lee, ewes.
till 8 pm.
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
1929 Vermont NV. EX $3.50
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LIQUOR STORE

Very good neighborhood; located be
tween warehouses; selling mostly
N pints and wines; doing ABOUT
$1,000 week, Information, ask Tor
KENNY" at CO. 1890. 40
Evening star., 1949-07-18

PAINTING??????
And you don't know whom to call?
Phone the Sherwin-Williams Paint
Co., DE. s202, for free advice. We
will help you select a painter to fit
your Job from our Ions list of reput-
able painters A free service oi
Sherwin- Williams Paints.
Painting, Decorating
EXP. mech, reas. prices. Ii. 3-0396
Evening star., 1949-07-18

sTEELCRAFT WASHINGTON CO.
Specials:
Just repainted $500
1947 Steelcraft sedan cruiser many
and foam rubber cushions 50 $50
l94s Steelcraft de luxe sedan cruiser.
perfect condition $4,000
l94s cruisalong, 21-ft. cruiser. Al
s9nf4' s9naiti19a 119a47 owen. ------ss.SoS
26-ft; Richardson Little .o.o.
soft. Richardson, newly
painted So, 700
36-ft Wheeler 3 cabins new
Packard engine; new Oman gen.
ffsitt fg.tti Runabout Kit $50 o'sX
See at sTEELcRAFT DOCK. Maine
ave. and M st. S.w. or call ST. 4146.
Evening star., 1949-07-18

COIOred-ReStaurant
Class c. Showing good pront. Will
sacrifice. Make offer. Cash or easy
terms. sH. 2516. "a
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ROOKKEEPER
CASHIEb

Must be experienced on genera
ledger and accounts receivable
over 25. State experience and sal
ary required. Box 261-T, Star. y:
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

SEALYHAMS-WA. 2778
Sturdy pups. Reg. Axe,
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CLERK-TYPIST

$40 per week; experienced. KOP1
KAT, women's wear store, ~
Evening star., 1949-07-18

WASHING MACHINES, 4o% disc. on
all floor models: last years models
slashed. Easy terms. Open ewes
til 8; Royal o. APPLIANCE cIooSo GO.
wAsHHrNG las Sl;'siS MAcHINE; bargain, good
cond; radio console, Grunow; 8
tubes, very good cond,. to highest sn
WATER COOLERS. ney sSt,N used; e Waa tsaa-
sTrR snE Rasss ss terms; Ef nv JosT 81 81 aioS WEs
WAFER Sh oHEATEEkfisa. NJ new. , Govt: sur
plus; oil-fred: $3.50. BLOCKS.
INC. 3056 NJ st. NV, NO. 1908.
WATER HEATERS, new, used. lead-
gTER nH nass: sss terms E5 n.e 'osT 81 81 aioS Shs
automatic Hoffman gas-fred heaters.
Only Only $4a;59i, HEATING EA5 Eo ii9 E9uIPi Up
WHiEELCHAiR. practically new, nom
wicker type, SIS. Ho. 6355. is
WRIST WATCH-Ladies, Gruen. II
Jewel, white gold, 2 diamonds: orig.
S715O, sell S25. MI. 1854 after
4s-iN. COIL SPRINGS, new, SIS.
YOU CAN SAVE up to 5000 on
several door sample spinet and con.
sole pianos, including Hardman and
the famous Mlnlplano; 1ull o.yeer
guarantee; also student-siZe pianos
from 1895 up; liberal terms. LU-
BAR, INC. 1900 g st. NV. MA.
ATTENTION BUILDERS and home
owners! Losing lease, must vacate.
Sample kits, sinks, base and wall
cabinets, as much as 500 OH
KITCHEN e. BATH SHOP, 1882
G st. NV, ST. 57S9. -19
EASY" SPINDRY WASHER, apt.
size, S35; bathinette, So. NO. 4l01.
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PIANOS FOR RENT, with option TO
buy-Choice OF spinets, consoles ana
Tae ea1o a15shtjj joRpas 5EG% y PfaRo TSRso'
corner 18th and G SITS. NV. -22
PIANOS-We have cut prices deep on
dozens of fine instruments for our
big July clearance. On sale at at
spinets, consoles grands and Masom smasl ~
Hamiin, hs chicEerine. story & CLARK,
Wessssi Minser & esss CO., cable; S.
Gable, George Steck, Musette' MAI NAL
Lauter and others. A sale you don't
want to miss If you are interested
ST. 900. JORDAN PIANO CO.;
corner 18th and G SITS. NV. -22
miss Jordan's big July
sale If you are interested IN puylng
aoos new sampfe nseH piano pfsa at % realiy WORTH
ST T 300. JORDAN PIANO CO;
Corner 18th and 6 sts. NV. ~
PIANOS (2), slightly used, Steinway
baby grands, l only Is mos. old;
both instruments are peri. and can
be purchased at -subst. reductions.
thorized dealer. CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO., HOS G st. NV. -23
have for summer clear
ance an exceptionally fine selection
of bFand-new floor sample pianos,
some reduced as much as S195; also
q good selection of pianos returned
from rent, substantially under our
orig. price. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.,
11OS q st. NV, DI. 6464. -23
PIANO, Haddorff, the console with
the tone of q grand; see 1t At
RATNER'S MUSIC STORE, 736 18th
Of. NV. III
Evening star., 1949-07-18
SHOW CASES

Eight 1T. long, complete with huores-
cent lighting. 10 new modern cases;
perfect condition. KOPY KAT, 717
H st. ne. -19
Evening star., 1949-07-18

USED TIRES
Your choice, $3.50 each. STANDARD
TIRE g. BATTERY CO.. 10th and
II OF 90
Seward seaport record., 1949-02-15

Walker, sister of the groom, wore white moire, severely cut, bodice with fitted hip line falling into full nipples at the floor The back of the bodice was trimmed with crystal buttons and. crystal choker beads were the only ornament. She carried colonial bouquet Of gardenia, rose tulips, Chinese iris and daffodils in paper lace
 The bridesmaid, Miss Audrey Woods, was beautifully dressed in light blue Marquesette, fashioned with full tiered skirt, and had a matching bow in her hair. She carried colonial bouquet of pink carnations.
 Groomsmen were James Shea and Martin Uric.
 The church was decorated with baskets of salmon pink gladiolus
 A reception was held for 100 guests in the parish hall where the Ladies Auxiliary served as hostesses.
 The new. Mrs. Shea is the daughter of Robert Gardiner, formerly agent for the Alaska Steamship Company here, now stationed in Fairbanks.
 MT. Shea, we'll known in Sew ard as a partner in Seward Metal Works, is veteran of World War II, was born in Seward and at tended high school here.
Seward seaport record., 1949-02-15
Chamber of Commerce Considers New Meeting Place

The Chamber of Commerce was informed that the basement of the Palace Cafe, formerly used by the American Legion as a club. ing place.
 The Chamber is desirous of ob- raining this location, because of available dining facilities. While the rent was set by John Matich at the low figure of S65, it is more than the Chamber feels it ought to carry alone.
 It is hoped that five organiza-
Seward seaport record., 1949-02-15

Johnny Frayne, was middleweight champ of Nevada some years ago. and the toast of the coast, having won the crown from Les Odom, known in those days as 'The Pride of Reno."
 Wanglsy fought under his own name, and numbered among his victims Hammering Henry Arm strong, when he was on the way up. Wangley, alway a dangerous fighter, took Shea to a cleaning, and lost a 10-round decision to Bud Taylor for the worlds cham pionship in a bout that is still re- membered and talked about in Minneapolis.
Seward seaport record., 1949-02-15
Navy Smoker Changed To Thursday Night

The date of the boxing program for entertainment of the Navy has been changed to Thursday eve ming of this week.
 The entire program has not yet been announced, because there is a possibility that some of the Navy visitors may be interested in little miX-up in the squared cir cle, provided suitable matches can be arranged.
 In the headliner, Trevethan and Wangley, couple of oldtimers, will keep a date the town has been looking forward to. Treve- than, fighting under the name of
Seward seaport record., 1949-02-15
Seward Cagers In Anchorage

Members of the Seward High School basketball team boarded the train for Anchorage Tuesday morning to take part in the Fur Rendezvous Tournament thi s week.
 The tournament will last from Feb. 15 till Feb. 19, inclusive.
 The Seward Ponies should be we'll rested after winning slow game against Kodiak last Friday night by score of 52 to 45. While the Ponies were never led. they were hard pressed through out the game to retain their lead.
 In the final quarter, the kodi- ak team made final bid for the game by bringing the score to a tie within couple of minutes of the end of the game The Seward players frightened their defensive play while running up several baskets to make the final score 52 to 45.
Seward seaport record., 1949-02-15
Seward Weather Fine Alter Trip Outside

G. w. Shuster returned from a flying visit to the States, includ- ing stops in New York, California and points across the country.
 'I'm glad to be back in Sew ard" he said yesterday. Except for California, Seward is the warmest spot I've seen"
 His return trip from California took six days, he said. He spent one day at Fort St. Johns and a day and night at Snag. At Snag, famous for low temperatures, the temperature was only two degrees below zero, and to the travellers it felt warm, since there was no wind. They learned that Snag never has wind velocity above five miles per hour.
 Sinister. who is Alaska distribu- tor for Piper planes, attended a Piper distributors convention at Lock Haven, Pa, where it was announced that Piper is now building a new four-place plane to sell at $3,000. Piper has also purchased the Stinson, new mod els of which will be faster. He re- turned in a new Stinson Station Wagon with Jack Penrose, who has been visiting his father dur ing an illness.
Seward seaport record., 1949-02-15

tlons will cooperate to use the meeting place, each paying about $15 per month. If the facilities were used iiy others on open dates any money made would be used to liquidate the rent.
 Organizations at present con- sidering use of the meeting place are the Carpenters Union and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. It is hoped the Lions Club might take advantage of the facilities also. If arrangements can be made with other clubs, it will be possible to take possession March 1.
Seward seaport record., 1949-02-15
RAIL RATES REDUCED FOR FUR RENDEZVOUS

It'll cost less for rail transpor- tation from Seward to Anchorage for the Fur Rendezvous.
 The Alaska Railroad announced today that Railbelt folks who want to go to Anchorage for the show can buy round-trip tickets for the price of single fare from Feb. 19 to Feb. 26. Final return date limit is March 2.
 The same savings will apply to customers along the Railbelt who want to take in the Fairbanks Ice Carnival. Round-trip tickets for the price of single fares will be sold from March ? to March 5. Final return date is March 8.
 Stop-overs aren't allowed, and no baggage checked on the tick cts. The reduced rates are an an- nual ARR service to help attract Railbelt people to the two winter festivities. ss,.,.,.,.-.,,..,..
Seward seaport record., 1949-02-15
Ask Teeth in Territorial Labor Laws

Commissioner of Labor Henry A. Benson, in the biennial report of the Alaska Department of Labor, recommends protection for workers brought into the Terri tory by outside contractors.
 Some statutory provision, the to protect the workman against the failure of shoe-string oper- ators and the employers who hire people with nothing more than a mere expectancy that they will be able to meet their monthly pay rolls.
 The increasing number of work CTS who are transported into the Territory under contracts of hire made in the States and upon ter imitation are left stranded in the Territory should have the con- sideration of the Legislature. These stranded workers become the problem of the local com muni- ties, none of whom are able to either provide employment or to assume the costs of returning these unfortunates to their homes in the States, the report says.
 The present lien laws provide no protection for the large num- Der of workefs in mercantile, clerical. maintenance and service occupations. We therefore, the re- port continues. again urge the enactment of legislation which will give every wage earner the right of lien against the assets of his employer
Seward seaport record., 1949-02-15
YOUNG LADY ENTERTAINS AT DINNER PARTY

Margaret Turnbull, daughter of Police Officer George Turnbull, entertained friends at dinner which she cooked and served her self last Friday evening.
 The affair had double signifi- canoe, since besides entertaining friends, Miss Turnbull's culinary efforts won for her a Girl Scout merit badge. Guests at the din- ner, besides her mother were Mrs Cecil Horton, Mrs. Arreta Howell. and Mrs. Ora Whipple. After the dinner, the guests en- joyed an evening of pinochle :
Seward seaport record., 1949-02-15
SaWnliII Runs Despite Fire Of Saturday

The Seward Lumber Company sawmill was back in operation Tuesday. after being severely damaged by fire last Saturday evening.
 Carl Ling. who operates the mill, used lot of hard work and great ingenuity to build a new engine radiator out of copper tub ing to get the mill back into pro- duction.
 Although his shirt. trousers and hat were burned off him, and his face was blistered by the fire, Ling was not seriously burned.
 This is the second serious fire loss for the Ling family within a very short time. Their home was gutted by fire in which practical ly all their personal possessions were lost Dec. 29
 Before the fire was out more than five hours, the work of re- pairing and refitting the mill had started, Mrs. Ling said Monday morning. While it may take some time to fully repair the damage, she said, they expect to have the mill in operation within a short time
 The fire started when fuel from broken line came in contact with an overloaded engine, and it was in cutting of the fuel SUD- ply that Ling's clothing caught fire.
 Damage was not covered by in- surance, although Mrs. Ling said that they had attempted to take out insurance on the plant last December. They were told, she stated, that they could not get in- surance on a sawmill
Seward seaport record., 1949-02-15
ISAAC WALTON LEAGUE

It is reported that there will be meeting of the Isaac Walton League Friday evening, February IS, at which there will be sign ing of the charter and election of officers. Anyone is eligible for membership according to infor- nation received here. Members are asked to make sure of the exact time of the meeting in ad- vance
Seward seaport record., 1949-02-15
Father Tenn Visits Former RectOrY on Way Outside

among which he found the Finch Indians at Anvik on the lower Yu- kon a most interesting people. Calm, peace-loving, though back ward, Father Fenn called these Indians, intensely earnest once they grasped the concepts of Christianity, and. indeed he said, they put the white Chris tians to shame"
 In 1893 Bishop Rome sent him to Anchorage to take over All Saints Mission with II communi- cants. Under the leadership of Father Fenn, this charge has grown to a membership of 300, with a Sunday school of 200 chill dren, and in 1945 became All Saints Church, the first Episcopal Church in Alaska to become self 
 When asked the reason for his great love of Alaska he replied that he had found most of the people possessed of sincerity and honesty not too common in the rest of the world these days. That people were coming to the Terri tory seeking contentment and sat isfaction, and for those who were willing and ready to work the country accepts them and offers that quiet reward which they
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Seward seaport record., 1949-02-15
Gardiner>Shea Nuptials SOlernnized on Monday

Biggest social event of the year was the wedding last night, Valen- tines Day, when Barbara Gardin- CT and Seward Shea were united in marriage by Father Edward Turner in St. Peter's Episcopal Mission Church at 8 o'clock.
 The very colortuI procession was led by little Miss Claudianne Walker and Yvonne Walker as flower girls, dressed in long Elm pire dresses of pale green and vel low organdy trimmed with white lace. They carried cornucopias of white satin ribbon filled with rose petals.
 The bride was attired in a white satin gown with fitted bodice, high neck, full skirt, long sleeves pointed over back of her hands, and a finger tip veil caught up into a coronet of orange blos- soms. She also wore an ivory mug get bracelet belonging to Mrs. Anna Shea and which had been worn by other brides in the fam fly. She carried a white prayer book with a single white orchid backed with white plume with trailing ends of rainbow ribbons.
 The beautiful gown was made by the brides mother, Mrs. Robert Burchard.
 Matron of honor, Mrs. Burt
Seward seaport record., 1949-02-15

Father Warren R. Fenn. Fries of All Saints Church, Anchorage, is visiting Father Edward Turner and his many friends in Seward on his way Outside for an ex- tended leave, after 19 years of work in Alaska.
 Father Fenn is we'll known to Seward residents. He served the Mission of St. Peters for nine years, sharing his time between Seward and Anchorage until 1942 when Father Wm. Gordon, pres ent Bishop of Alaska, was sta toned at St. Peters. Father Cor don was followed by Father Ed ward Turner in 1914. Though born i'll Connecticut, Father Fenn attended seminary at Nashotah House, Nashotah, Wis, with a boyhood friend, and just before his final year in 1880 was sent as deacon to St. Saviour's Mission at Skagway for the summer work. When he returned to Nashotah House he had no idea of ever re- turning to Alaska, although he said he had put in a very happy and pleasant summer at Skagway.
 The next summer, however, found him again in Alaska at the Pro-Cathedral at Juneau, follow ed by two years of substitute work in ,ail parishes in the Territory,
Seward seaport record., 1949-02-15
NO OPERATORS LICENSE; FINED S1OO

Curtis C. Jacobson was picked up and arrested Sunday on the Kenai road on a charge of operat- ing vehicle without an operat- or's license. He pleaded guilty to the charge in the Commissioners Court at kenai and was fined $100.
 Law enforcement agencies have repeatedly warned motorists that they must have up-to-date oper- ator's licenses.
Seward seaport record., 1949-02-15

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thompson are parents of boy born Satul- day, Feb 12, at the Seward Memor- ial Hospital The baby weighed eight pounds four ounces at birth. He was given the name of Lee Brian.
Seward seaport record., 1949-02-15

Many members of the Seward Rebekah Lodge, in conspiracy of friendship, showered Mrs. Ann Clarkson with Valentine greetings on Valentines Day, Mrs. Clark son has been ill at the Seward General Hospital for some time.
Seward seaport record., 1949-02-15

Mrs. Ray Markovitch was hon. ored by a group of her friends at a baby shower given by Mrs. Eva Lindsay in her home last Satur- day.
Seward seaport record., 1949-02-15

Orin Welch returned this week end from a trip to the States.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30
IA . S y
VISUOMENEJE
kaip paremti paroda?

Didziosios Lietuviu Dailes Pa
rodos parengiamieji darbai at
liekami New Yorke. Visa lietuviu
visuomene negali tuose darbuose
dalyvauti, ir reikalo nera. Bet
paremti ta darba finansiskai
labai reikia ir visiems labai
lengvai prieinama.
Reikia tik ispirkti - isplatin-
tt kuo daugiausia tos parodos
bilietq. Ne tick, kad tu bilietu
pirkejai bel platintojai gall ir
dovanu laimeti, kick del paties
reikalo visiems lietuviams nepa-
prasto svarbumo.
Atkreipkime demesi ypac j
viena svarbu dalyka:
Paroda bus atidaryta spaliu
men. 20 d. ir truks Xxi lapkricio
20 dienos. /Taigi ia gales aplan-
kyti ir Visuotinio Am. Lietuviu
Kongreso dalyviai, taip pat kiti
kurie per ta menesi apsilankys
New Yorke. Nepadarykite klai-
dos, neatideliokite bilieto isigiji-
mo ligi parodos duru! Mes kas
pirks bilieta prie durQ, tas nei
kick neparems parodos komiteto
ir nepades jam padengti parodos
surengimo islaidu. Prize durq
imoketi so centu els j bendra
muziejaus kasa, ne lietuviu pa
rodos reikalams. Tx tas, kas
pirks bilieta pas platintojus, tik
tas savo so centu ines lietuviu
parodos ida! Tx tas, zinoma ir
laimejimu paskirstyme gales da-
lyvauti.
Per tick metu Americas lietu-
vial issikovojo pirmaja proga
pasirodyti Broadway, New
Yorke! Isnaudokime ta proga,
stodami visi talkon! Tegul mu-
su visu talka leis Lietuvai pra-
kalbeti visus Americas gy-
ventojus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30
PoboItiio Universitetos uzsidoro

Pabaltijo Universitetas savo
mokslo darba baigia siQ metu
rugsejo 80 diena. Del skubios
emigracijos visQ Pabaltijo tau
tq Suddenly ir profesoriq skai-
cius nepaprastai sumazejo. Lie
tuviu belize tik 60. IS profesu-
ros pineberge dar laikosi: j..
Puzinas, Vaclovas Birziska, Bin
takys ir Gruodis. Yra dar keli
profesoriai, kurie paskaitu skai-
tyti atvyksta is labai tolimu
vietoviu. Kaip pavyzdi galima
nurodyti prof. simoliuna, kuris
j Pineberga atvyksta net virs
1000 kim. is Kempteno lietu-
viu stovyklos.
Pabaltijo universitetas dejo
visas pastangas, kad galetu or
ganizuotai persikelti j kuri kras-
ta ir ten testi darba. Ir didziau-
stems sio plano iniciatoriams at
rode, kad jis bus sunkiai igy-
vendinamas. Taip ir ivyko. Da-
lis profesuros gavo darbo USA,
dalis Kanadoje, dalis Anglijoje
| ir kituose krastuose. Del nuo-
lat sunkejanciu darby ir pra-
gyvenimo salygu turejo issi-
skirstyti ir studentai. Tx DALAI
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30
Anglu zonos mokytoju
konferencija

Anglu zonoje siais metals
mokytoju konferencija Neustad-
tie, Hanoverio srotyje susirinko
zymiai maziau mokytoju, mes
labai daug jau isemigrave. Da-
lyvavo apie 40.
Konferencija svarste dabarti-
ne svietimo padeti anglu zonoje
pasiliekanciu Vokietijoje moks-
linima, lietuviskos mokyklos
reiksme isemigravus j kitus
krastus ir lietuvisku vadoveliq
reikalus. Visais siais klausi-
mais priimtos rezoliucijos. Jose
ypatinga reiksme skiriama Pa
saulio Lietuviu Bendruomenei,
manant, kad, jei 81 bendruime-
ne isteigs svietimo skyriu, ku-
ris centralizuotai rlpinsis lie
tuviu svietimu ir auklejimu, bus
pasiekta geru rezultatQ.
Is lietuvisku vadoveliu tuol
reikia paruosti ir isleisti: Lietu'
vos istorija, Lietuvos geogra
fila ir lietuviu kalbos vado
veil.
Ypatingas demesys atkreipta'
i priverstu Vokietijoje pasilikt
vaiku svietima ir auklejima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30
Lietuviu skyrius Tarp-
tautineje Moteru paro-
dole

Nuo lapkricio 7 dienos Xxi Ia
New Yorke ivyks ir dar viena
lietuviska paroda. Tai bus New
Yorko Lietuviu Tarybos globo-
jana New Yorko Lietuviu Mo-
teru meniniu darby paroda, ku-
ri bus dalis international Wo-
mems Exposition. Ia paroda
bus II Regiment Armory, 34th
Street ir Park Ave. kampe, New
York City. il bus atdara mine
tomis dienomis nuo II val. is
ryto Xxi II val. vakaro.
Ir cia veikia tas pats bilietu
platinimo principals, kaip ir di-
dziosios parodos: prasoma JUGS
pirkti tik is lietuviQ platintoju,
o ne prie durQ, nes tik taip ju-
su so centu els lietuviu skyriaus
irengimo islaidoms padengti. O
lietuviu skyrius, sake, simet
busias ypatingai idomus.