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Evening star., 1949-11-10
Walnut Room
Fashions Reduced

Street, Cocktail and Dinner
Dresses In both misses and
women's sizes. Rayon taffetas,
rayon crepes, rayon chiffons
and rayOn satins. Assorted
colors and broken sizes 10 to
16, IA to a.
) Were $79.95 to $135. Now,
sas.7s
1 Were 1895 to 500. Now.
s37.25
II Were $685. to s1s5. Now, =
SALTS
6 We're 1895 to $llO. Now,
S56.25
5 We're 1895. Now-----S59.75
6 Were $195. Now j. S67 rs
4 Were $40. Now e.ss $3.50
4 Were $50 to $1s5. Now,
gsll2.so
W&L-Walnut Room,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Neekweor Reduced

135 Long Mohair Scarfs in as
sorted colors. Were $3.50. Now,
$1.50
: All Wool StOles. 4 white, /
cocoa colored. Were $22.95.
Now $40
ITO Collars. Group of assorted
styles. If perfect would sell
for $2.95 to $8.95. Now
$1.95, $2.95 and $3.95
) Imported Dickeys. White only.
Were $22.50 and $22.95. Now,
SIS
W&L-Neckwear, Aisle Is, II,
First Floor .
Evening star., 1949-11-10
GIFTS GreotIy
Reduced

48 Sets Metal Cigarette Box
and 2 Ash, Trays. Were $3.50.'
NOW ---------------------$I.SO
231 Pairs Plastic Salt and Pep
per Shakers in assorted colors.
Were $50. Now-----50c = pair
155 Printed Paper Chinese
Scrolls with colorful scenes Of
China. Were 81. Now Soc
"A Printed Paper Chinese
Scrolls with colorful scene Of
China. Were $1.50. Now 75c
w&L-Gift Shop. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-10

Single Size Box Spring. Was
$3.50. Now
l Double-size Box Spring. Was
$49.50. AS is. Now --------$25
l Double size Box Spring. Was
$3.50. Now
l Double size Box Spring. Was
$3.50. Now-------------$ $29
l Double-size. Box Spring. Was
1880. As is. Now --------$15
l Double size Box Spring. Was
$49.50. NoW----------$24.75
1 Mahogany Cedar Chest. Was
$32. Now .-----$A
l Hollywood Bed, frame with
head board. Was $37. Now
$3.50
2 Felt Mattresses. Were $3.50.
Now w-----------------------$25
Double-size Box Spring. Was
$3.50. Now w--------------$29
. Double size Box Springs.
Were $3.50. Now
; Double-sixe Innerspring Mat
tresses. Were $44.50. Now, $37
: Single-sixe Innerspring Mat
tresses. Were $3.50. Now, $22
Bedroom Furniture
) Boudoir Chairs, assor tie d
colors. Were $3.50. Now,
Modern Blonde Mahogany
Vanity and Mirror. Was $l43.
As Is. Now--------------$
l Solid Birch Vanity Base. Was
5000. Now
Maple Vanity. Was $3.50.
NOW ---------------
Evening star., 1949-11-10

"a Byrd Cloth Snowsuits, lined
with soft, 1909 wool. Pastel and
dark colors. and 2 piece styles.
Sizes 2, 3 and 4. Were $l3.95 to
1895. Now --------------$10.95
49 Carter Knit Cotton Sleepers,
three-pieces top and two
panties. Sizes ; and 4. Pink
or blue. Were 1925. Now.
$2.15
~ Extra Pajama Pants for
"Nitey Mites" sizes ] and 3
only. Were 4ll6. Now----S5c
W0kr-Nursery Corner. Fourth
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Coots GreotIy Reduced
Royon
BIouses, .$4.75
Were S7.95 to SIO.9S

~ Wv ~ ~ ~ pAV/c
IS rayon crepe, rayon
shantung and silk shan
tung blouses. Some with
lace and fagot trim. Good
styles, including jewel,
mandarin and low neck
lines. Asserted colors.
Sizes 81 to 80 in the group.
rs Rayon Bl0uses, tai
lored with wing collar
and short sleeves and gus
sets under arms for free
dom Of movement. Blue,
lilac, white. yellow or pink.
Sizes 80 to SO in the group.
Were $8.95. Now secs
W&L Blouses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Little Boys Shorts.
Sloeks, poir Csc
We're S1.65 and sI.95

n ere u. .bo ana yI.95
125 striped cotton seersucker
slacks and shorts ideal for
frequent washing, since they
require no ironing. Sizes 3 to
6 In the group. Stock up now,
ut this saving price.
30 Little Boys Wash Suits, Of
striped seersucker. Plain color
pants and contrasting blouses.
Sizes Z to 8. Were $2.95. Now
S1.45
W&L-Juveniles' Apparel,
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Cotton, Royon and
Silk Remnants
Reduced u

200 Silk and Rayon Remnants.
Lengths from " to 21a yds.
Blouse and skirt lengths. Many
pieces can be used for making
gifts. 1853 Cotton Remnants.
Lengths from Il to 21a yds.
Percales, prints, stripes and
novelty cottons to make
aprons, stuffed toys, doh clothes
and children's clothes.
W&L-Dress Fabrics,
Eighth Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Junior Misses ApporeI Reduced

101 Junior Dresses Coons Also
Assorted paste and dark 1896 $i6e5
80 Bouses Washable cotons and Tailored
peasant styles White only Sizes ss
IS Wool Skirts Gay paids and tweed well
Zip back pockets ared skirt
Now $3.50
40 Coats and Suits Spring weight
oed suits Sizes to 5 Were sl6s5 s1os5
W&L-Junior Misses Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-10
BIouses
Reduced

Is Cotton Eyelet Blouses
and T. Shirts. r shirts
snowy-white; Blouses in
blue and brown. Were
1895. Now -----.$1.45
SO Linen, Cotton and
Rayon BIouses in several
wanted styles. Navy, blue,
gray, lilac in the group.
Jewel necklines, button
fronts, tucked fronts.
Sizes 80 to 38 in the group.
Were $3.95 to s5.95. Now
$2.S5
100 Nylon and Rayon
Blouses, In jewel and "
necklines. Some with ruff
ned trim, others lace
trimmed. Navy, pink,
green. beige or white in
the group. Sizes 80 to 80
In group. Were $4.95 to
$5.95. Now $S.65
W&L-Blouses, Aisle Is,
First Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Hosiery
Reduced

120 Pairs Anklets with
Turnover Cuffs. 900
wool, 1919 nylon. Nylon-
reinforced toe and heel.
Assorted colors, sizes 91a
to II. Were ST pair Now,
2 pairs for 81
go Pairs Granite Outsize
Nylon Hose. Slightly ir-
regular. Fall shades. Sizes ,
10 to II. If perfect would
sell for $1.90. Now 81
240 Pairs Granite Sheer
51-gauge Nylon Hose.
With Garter Block" in
welt for extra wear.
Slightly irregular. Broken
size and color assortment.
II perfect would sell for
$1.40 and $l.55. Now, pair,
81
W&L-Hosiery, Aisle 10,
First Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Special Purchase of Glassware Gifts

45 Glass Plates Specially priced
104 Glass Candy Boxes. Specially priced at ~ 8oc
145 Glass Sugar Bowls. Specially at 6oc
1S3 Glass Creamers Specially priced at 80 4---. s0c
haDp candy Boxes Specially priced at
UiasS SNAPPED Dishes Specially priced
Gsss candy BOXES Specially priced at
IS Glass Baskets. Specially
W8I-Glassware Fifth Floor 4v= ~.
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Mems Fur Felt Hats, $6.s5
Were $40 and $3.50.

Were SlO and $l2.5O
50 Mems Felt Hats Of medium weight raw welt
and bound bms green or blue Sizes
In the group-6A to 7M
W8sL-The Mems Store, Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Royon Jersey Housecoots, $3.50
Were $3.50

Is Rayon jersey housecoats In pink blue
10 Short Robes manufacturers samples only rayon sat
broken sizes If in regular stock would be $2es5
Nyon Satin Neglgees blue and
white Broken sizes Were $685. Now $1450
Pairs Loungng Pajamas taeta plaid
Were $2995. Now
Rayon Housecoats green gray Each with
contrasting sash. Broken Were $125O
10 Cotton Hosecoa Lace trimmed orchid gray
sizes. Were $685. Now $3.50
10 Group Rayon
Wine white. Were $35 to
W&L-Negigees Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Misses and Women's Suits and
Coots Greatly Reduced to Clear
Wool Suits Reduced Va or more

Wool Suits Reduced " or more
Sports Suits in gabardn woreds novelty
imported fabca good selection of colors and
Sizes 10 to 20 half-ses
$6995 $685.
$8995 to S165. Now
Coots GreotIy Reduced
large group
bed styles that be flowing loose beed Wool
weeds gabardnes CLOTH fae
Sizes 10 to 2O half sizes and Sizes
50
$685.
IS $6995 to 500.
20 1895. S63
Is Were $100 to Sis.
W&L-Womens Coats and Suits Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Misses Dresses Reduced

group afternoon in ales and heers
light colors One and twopiece styles Sizes 10 to TO-
10 Were $1495 to $35. Now $4995 $685. Now
$29.75
swere $1oos Nov Were $45 to $685. Now
:. ~, .oon. ~, 80. $33.75
A' "eae ~~'o' i(o"---->o9V 40 $4995
23 Were 1895 to $5995. Now,
$2225 II $685. Now--$52.25
Maternity crpes
coorA Sizes 10 10
Were $1095 to $14.95. Now. $25 $685. Now
SITS $ls75
Were $1795 Now S1325 Were $35. Now S2625
W6sL-Msses Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Misses & Women's Dresses, $7.5'
Were SI495 to SI9.95


IFS dresses in excellent selection styles colors
crinked sheer silk hanun other fabrics
variety Of style both in plain colors prints Sizes
Womens sizes, 1914.
100 Dresses in cotton fabrics One style prints
plain cols Group also includes maternity
Misses Sizes 1920. Were $1095 to $695. Now--.$
W&L-Inexpensive Dresses Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Women's Dresses Greatly Reduced

brown, navy, aqua, gray. Sizes
Is Were $29.95 to $49.95. Now
$18.75
so Were $2s.95 to $49.95. Now,
$22.25
rs Were 1895 to $69.95. Now,
$33.75
IL Were $685. and $50 .95. Now,
$44.50
IL Were $685.. Now $52.25
Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-10

rayOn sheerS In solid cOlOrs. Bla
141a to 241a; 16 to A.
20 Were s17.95 to- $29.95. Now,
SITS
80 Were $l7.95 to 1895. Now,
$9.75
IL Were $22.95 to $49.95. Now.
$3.50
20 Were 1895 to $2995. Now,
S14.50 :
10 Were s22.s5 to 1895. Now,
$3.50
W&L-Women's Dresses,
Evening star., 1949-11-10

W&I-Knit Underwear, Third Floor
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-30

suggested ora Sunday morning
that IL would be fine for each
little one in her class 70 saeYi-
flee some few things. such as a
bit Of candy; few visits 70 the
show and other things that cost
money. and save up until Xmas
and then take this saving and
buy something for some less
fortunate little boy or girl which
would make them happy for Xmas
This lesson was taught sorn~
months before Christmas and IL
hit the SLOT In other words, the
good seeds so.n in that class in
the hearts Of at least one. her
own little boy, Butch, brought
forth fruit. This little gentleman
saved some of the dimes he re-
eeiyed as SHOW fare" or for can
dy. and q few days before Xmas
he vent with his daddy down
town having saved some five or
six dollars. and purchased gifts
for other little tots. He then went
To Mrs Marshall, director Of the
Douglas Center Kindergarten and
sought out those who were most
likely to have dull Christmas
without help and made arrange.
ments for the distribution Of his
savings. To us, this the sweetest
story we have heard for many
moons. Many of US know Butch"
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-30

and his fine mother Mrs. Bridge
water, the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Scott Of lila Avenue,
Champaign, hAs already made
place IN the hearts Of al the
good people who know her. She
- one Of the finest young women
that this city has produced, re-
gardleSs Of race creed or color.
She sings live . hooking bird and
never hesitates 70 render service
in the community when aud where
ever she can. There Is scarcely .
funeral or any public occasion
calling for community psrticip-
alton where she does not serve.
Surely this fine young mother
should stand out in he hearts Of
all mothers of her age as well
as those of other ages, as shin
ing example of true. good and
inviable motherhood. This IL what
Jackie Robinson and his collea-
CUES, discussing the qnessiea on
Americas Town Meeting of the
Air, this week meant in their
discussion of the subject Of the
possibilities of youth in America.
WREN they insisted that the
chances for American youth in
the future depends largely on the
attitude and teaching. or direc-
ton Of parents" Too many par
ents never think to attempt to
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-30

help form correct habits In th@i.
children. Toe many q them don
take time. they are too basy at.
trifliBg things to attempt 10 d.
rees properly. their children. Mrs
Bridgewater Is not ons This type
She Is one Of the few who under
stands that tire problems Of youth
must be solved in the homes, and
she spends time enough at hcEns
to do something about them. II l.
indeed pits that more mothers
are not OF this type and kird
You can bet your bottom dollar
that II she lives to rear her chi
dren. hey will never be- elssse2
as a delinquent II those lessons
she IL teaching 10 her Sunday
School class reaches none more
then her own chiidren's heart !;
and shapes no lives but those Of
her own children, they are worth
being taught by her They are
worth the time she sacrifices tn
prepares aid teach them. Such
practices as that of Butch this
Christmas may become a habit.
and Mrs. Bridgewater his fine
mother, will most certainly have
an extra bright" star in her
crown of life for taking time 10
plant this seed. Our hats are off
To mothers like this; She stands
out as a quite fitting example
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-30

for many ol6sf mothers who
night be. much more useful II
making youth more desirable and
ess criminal II they wouid take
time 10 stay st home and pre-
perry tram their little ones We
think Mrs. Bridgswater cisssa-
fles As the Outstanding Mother
Tor the year, ls%s.
What is DOW the state Of New
Mexico @as q territory for Is
years.
Wisconsin il the greatest dairy
state Of the United States.
The state OF Missouri has largs
deposits Of lead, zlnc, coal and
clay.
The state of Arkansas is richly
endowed with forest wealth.
Barley is q very valuable and
largely used agricultural produet.
The Glove, used in cookery, Ia
native 10 the Molueea islands.
Savannah. Georgia, was founded
in 1888.
The Ohio river il 975 miles In
length.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-30

51mT@AOF The most hearten-
ing news has come TO us this
Christmas here in Champaign
that we have had the pleasure
of enjoying for quite some time.
The news comes from Bethel A.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-30
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER
S0WS GOOD SEEDS

NJ. +. Church. of which Rev. f..
Tabor is pastor; or rather il
comes from one of his Sunday
school teachers and her pupils
Mrs. Erma Bridgewater. teach
er of a class of pre-teen ayers.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17
Naqjjas LatVij@ paSundn!yy WaShingtone
lr Lietuvai svarbus precedentas
lr Lietuvai svarbus precedentas

p. Zariniui ir jo pavaduotojui,
velioniui Alfredui Bilmaniui. g.
to punkto I'd" paragraph, p. Ia
rims buvo igaliotas atsaukti, per-
-kelti ir skirt Latvijos diplo-
matiniu misiju pareigunus.
j. Feldmanis ilgus metus bu-
vo Latvijos Pasiuntiniu Sveica-
rijoje. Pastaruoju metu jis dir
bo IRO centre zenevoje. Jis vi
sumet buvo laikomas nuosirdziu
Lietuvos draugu ir bendradar-
biavimo salininku. siomis dieno-
mis- jau jo laukiama atvykstant
j Washingtona, kur ligi siol, mi
rus DR.. Bilmaniui, Latvijos Pa
siuntinybe globojo Anatols Dim
bergs.
Feldmanio pripazinimas at
vykus is svetur turi dideles reik-
Smes. (LAIC)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17
Amerikos Lietuviu Toutines Sqjungos
ATS|SAUKIMAS

Prizes devynerius metus =
1910 metals birzelio Is d. =
bolsevikine Russia grasinimais
smurtu ir apgaule uzeme visa
Lietuvos krasta, panaikino Lie.
tuvos nepriklausomybe ir pra.
dejo Lietuvos zmoniu pavergi.
ma.
Visi Rusijos pasizadejimai
gerbti Lietuvos laisve ir laiky-
It's sutarciQ, ta diena buvo veid-
mainingai Rusijos piktuju val
dovu sulauzyti.
Lietuvai, kuri per % laisvo
gyvenimo metus buvo laimingai
lsijungusi kulturingu ir pazan-
giu tautu Selma, sovietai ana
diena vel uzdejo vergystes pam
cius. Jau devyneri metal, kai
lietuviu bel ju bociu gimtasis
krastas vargsta po ziauria Mas
kvos letena.
Kova del tautu ir zmoniu lais-
yes pasaulyje bus baigta dar
ne greitai. Oar reikes daug ie-
GU, daug isminties ir kantry-
bes, kol kiekvienas zmogus ir
kiekviena tauta gales gyventi
taip, kaip reikalauja bendroii
pasaulio pazanga, zmoniskumas
ir sveikas protas.
Mes, Amerikos lietuviai, esa-
me dalyviai tu dideliu grumty-
niu, kuriose anksciau ar We
liau lures issispresti didieji ir
pagrindiniai zmonijos klausi-
mai. Musu viltys ir musu tros-
kimai yra toje puseje, kuri duos
Lietuvai ir lietuviams teise gy-
venti be prievartos.
Mes, Americas lietuviai, nuo
Lietuvos okupacijos pirmos die
nos skelbeme visiems, kad Ru-
sijos pasaulinio viespatavimo
geismai sudaro pavoju visai
zmonijai ir jos kulturai.
Tas musu balsas pradzioje
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17
ATOMINES ENERCI-
JOS KOMISIJA ISSI-
TEISINS

Senate buvo kile dideliu prize
kaistu Atomines Energies Ko-
misijai ir ypac jos pirmininkui
D. Lilliethaliui del neatsargumo
paslapties reikaluose - prileidi-
mo komunistu per arti prize
atomines energijos tyrinejimo
paslapciu = ir del dlogo Semi
ninkavimo.
Betyrinejant ir besiaiskinant
zymi dalis kaltininkq maz daug
atkrito. Buvo nemaza susijau-
dinimo, kad is vienos laborato-
Rios dingo uranijaus bonkute.
Bet po kick laiko tas uranijus
ir bonkute atsirado atskirai.
Nors to dingimo ir atsiradimo
aplinkybes kick ir miglotos, bet
Wis vien skaitoma, kad reikalas
iSaiskintas.
Labiausiai pateisino komisija
ir jos pirmininka mokslininkas
tyrinetojas dr.. Oppenheimer,
kurio paaiskinimai atrodo la
biausiai itikinanti. Jis tvirtina,
kad komisija atliko didesni dar-
ba ir geriau, negu buvo galima
laukti. Del leidimo kai kurias
medziagas parduoti j kitus
krastus, dr.. Oppenheimer sako,
kad tos medziagos nesudarytu
pavojaus, jeigu jos patektu ir
j sovietu rankas.
DR.. Oppenheimerio brolis,
dirbes prie atomines energijos
tyrinejimo darbu, pasisake, kad
dar prizes kara buves istojes
komunistu partija, bet paskui
ia pametes, mes isitikines, jog
tai "nera tas vezimas, kuriuo
butu galima pasiekti 10 svaJo-
jamos pazangos".
Oar aiskinamas klausimas'
kodel viena imone, turejusl
kastuoti 6 milijonus dolerlQ
!; kastavusi keturis kartus dau'
giau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17

naikino, bet tik tam, kad ivyk-
tu derybos.
Reiskia derybose turejo butt
pasiekta ko nors kito. Bet isei-
ma taip, kad gall susitarti is
siskirstyti tik SUI tue, ka turejo
jau susirinkdami -.
Oar, berods, susitars pagrei-
tinti taikos sutarties SUI Austri-
ia sudaryma. Ia dalyka "grei-
tina" jau treti metal 80.
Trecias susitarimas numato-
mas - po kokiQ triju menesiq
susirinkti New Yorke. Tai ir
viskas. Derybininkai issiskirs-
tyti rengiasi siandiena, penkta-
dieni, birzelio II.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17

Vienas musu bendrabarbis
pastebi, kad cia ne tik tautines,
bet ir krikscioniskos pareigos
jausmo stoka. Ia proga jis pa
brezia, kad cia gal ir dvasios
vadai turf prisiimti atsakomy-
bes uz daugelio abejinguma, ka-
dangi, esq, auklejant krikscio-
niskaji pareiginguma, demesys
nukreipiamas vietomis per siau-
raj tik j parapijos, vienuolynu
ar misiju reikalus, krikscio-
niskai-tautines pareigos del to
daugelio samoneje lieka kaip ir
antraeilemis -.
Sunku nustatyti sios pastabos
teisingumo laipsni, kaip sunku
nustatyti ir tai, kuriu isitikini-
mu bel kokio auklejimo zmoniu
daugiau prisideda prie bendruju
lietuvisku uzdaviniu atlikimo.
Yra tik vienas aiskus faktas
jei Chicagos lietuviai butQ
gausingiau dalyvave rinkliavoj,
butu buve dar geresni rezulta-
tai.
Ia reikia isidemeti kittens
miestams, kurie rengiasi orga-
nizuoti viesas rinkliavas. Kair
tik tokia rinkliava numato De-
troitas. Chicagos pavyzdys u.s.
peja labiau susirupinti rinkeJQ
skaiciuni ir ju drausmingumu
Tuo tarpu dar neturime Il
niu apie Baltimores rinkliavos
pasekmes. Ten rinkliava buvc
rengiama net iris dienas: pc
reita penktadieni, sestadienl il
sekmadieni.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17

sybes aktas, padarytas nepri-
klausomybes nustojimo diena,
tue budu siandien regimai pa
naudojamas labai svarbiam Lat
WHO'S reikalui. Tas aktas sutei-
kia teisini pagrinda testi veiki-
ma islikusios svarbios Latvijos
valstybes istaigos = jos pasiun-
tinybes Washingtone.
Latviu tarpe, berods, negir-
deti balsu, kad tas aktas "netu-
ri jokios teisines galios". Toks
balsas sios padeties akyvaizdoje
butu galima pavadinti tikrai sa-
vizudisku Latvijos laisves by
los reikale.
Lietuvos Respublikos Prezi-
dento ir Uzsieniu Reikalu Mi
nisterio panasios prasmes aktai
padaryti panasiose aplinkybese
1910 metu geguzes Is diena
yra ne mazesnes reiksmes. Kon.
stitucines ir tarptautines teises
akyse jie ne maziau, gal dau
giau tvirti, ir savo laiku bel sa
vo vietoje jie gall butt neikai
nuojamai reiksmingi ir svarbu.
Lietuvos, Q ne kurios nors par
tijos, reikalui.
Sis LAIC pranesimas, reiki'
tiketi, paskatins susimastyt
kiekviena, kas skelbe tue klau
simu savizudiskas mintis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17

Mintautas Cakste Stockholmo
latviu laikrastyje "Latvju Iii
mas" raso, kad to laikrascio re-
dakcija patyrusi apie J. Field
manic paskyrima permit Lat
WHO'S Pasiuntinybe Washington
ne, atsikreipe j Valstybes De-
partamenta ir teiravosi apie pa
skyrimo aplinkybes bel kas pa
sirase akreditavimo rastus.
Valstybes Departamentas pra-
nese, kad nera gauta oficialaus
pranesimo apie paskyrima. "Jun-
gtiniq Valstybiu intencija yra
priimti Latvijos Diplomatines
tarnybos vyresniji mari kaipo
Charge d'affaires Washingtone"
lit is the intention of the Uni
ted States to accept a senior
member of the Latvian Diplo-
matte Service as Charge d'af-
faires in Washington).
Galop, DEPARTMENTS pazy.
meio, kad LatvijOs Pasiuntinys
Londone, p. Karlis Zarins, turis
"tam tikru specially nepaprastv
teisiq, liecianciq Latvijos Diplo'
matine tarnyba Certain specia,
emergency powers relating te
the Latvian Diplomatic Service)
Tos teises Latvijos Ministe
riu Kabineto 1910 m. geguzes
1S d. nutarimu buvo suteiktos
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buvo tyruose saukiantis. Be-
siandien prie jo prisijunge vi
sos tautos ir visi zmones, kurie
dar turf valios priesintis Rusi
jos valdovu tiranijai.
Mes jau meme vieni. Kantriai
laukdami laimingo sprendimo
mes daugiau, negu bet kada
kaupiame visas savo jegas, kad
laisve Lietuvai ir jos gyvento-
jams butu sugrazinta.
Minint liudna devyneriu metu
sukakti, AMERIKOS LIETU-
WIZ TAUTINE SAJUNGA krei-
piasi j savo narius, biciulius, re-
mejus ir visus geros valios lie
tuvius Amerikoje SUI priminimu,
kad toji sukaktine diena NUNS
turi tarnauti tvirtesniam pasi-
ryzimui ir didesniam dosnumui
kovoje uz Lietuvos Nepriklau-
somybe ir uz zmogaus laisve.
Amerikos Lietuviu Tautines
Sajungos Valdyba:
Adv. Antanas A. Oils,
Pirmininkas
]. Tyslava,
1 Vicepirm., VIENYBES Red.
V. Rastenis,
II Vicepirm., DIRVOS Red.
J. P. Ginkus,
Izdininkas
DR.. M. J. COlney,
Adv. V. G.. Abraitis,
Nariai.
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Viesos rinkliavos
BALFui

Pereita sekmadieni, birzelio
10 d., Chicagoje ivyko viesa rim
kliava BALFo naudai.
Per viena diena surinkta arti
10000 doleriu, tai yra daugiau,
negu lietuviSkoji visuomene
paskutiniu laiku sudeda per po-
ra menesiq visoje Amerikoje.
Is tos puses ziurint, rinklia-
va galima laikyti pasisekusia
Taciau :. il butu galejusi dar
geriau pasisekti, jeigu chica'
gieciai butu tureje daugiau pa
siryzimo. NUNS pranesama, kad
gatves isejo tik 472 auku rim
kejai. Chicagos miestui tai, Ii.
noma, per maza. Tick rinkejQ
Chicagoje, tur but, ieka bevelk
nepastebimi.
TieSa, rinkllava DuVO penkIa'
dieni kada daugumas yra dar'
be, bet, anot DRAUGO, "je:
* simto tlkstanciu lietuviu TIL
keli simtai rinkeju teatsirado
tai reiskia, kad daug musu Sc
suciu tautines pareigos jausme
nebeturi".
Pazymetina, kad rihkliavoJt
nedalyvavo 10 net uzslraslusl'
If pasizadejusiu dalyvauti. cls
ian ne darbas. bet nepareigin
gumas buvo kliutis.
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NEVAISINGOS DERYBOS
Oar pena dnas deryb uzbag
kad neatrodytq, lyg jq visai nebuta

Nereikejo butt dideliu pra-
nasu, manant, kad is Paryziaus
derybq nieko neiseis. Istikruju,
jos ir baigesi visiskai be re-
zultatu.
Nors Achesonas buvo pasiu-
les jas Eaigti jau pereita pirma-
dieni, bet sutiko dar sugaisti
kelias dienas, bandant, gal gi
nors mel ko nors pavyks susi-
tarti.
Diplomatai labai nemegsta,
kai baigiant koki pasitarima
reikia visai atvirai pasakyti,
kad nieko neisejo. Todel jie vi
sada bando rasti nors koki
menknieki, apie kuri butu ga
lima kalbeti, kaip apie pasise-