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Evening star., 1951-10-11
Emily Post Advises

said "doubtful''). Saying this may
be harmful to the sale Of those
which are truly beautiful. ! ad-
NIT there are some that are not
beautiful, far from it, but to
class them all in this category
is most unfair. Won't you change
your mind?
Answer: I cannot remember
ever having criticized artificial
flowers under any circumstances.
In fact, their usefulness is almost
unlimited.
Boy Helps Girl!
Dear Mrs. Post: Is it proper for
a 16-year-old girl to wait for a
boy to open the door of car?
II know this would be proper If
I were older, but does the boy
think it is proper when we are
/ this young?
Answer: If he makes the move
to open the door, then. Of course.
wait to let him; If he doesn't,
open it yourself.
Should a lady offer her hand
when greeting friends, or being
introduced? Mrs. Post Is sorry
she cannot anSwer personal
mail. HoWeuer, her ledfet.
Ell, "IntroductionS," onstDers
these questions fully. To obtGin
q copy, send 10 cents In coin to
her, care of The EDening Star,
P. o. Boz SO, Station G, New
York I9, N. Y.
Evening star., 1951-10-11
|Mr. KuroIik
|Giives Talk
lin Boston
By Katherine M. Brooks

Mr.. Maxim Karolik was in Bos-
ton yesterday to give a talk at the
Boston Museum of Fine Arts to
which he has presented an inter-
|esting collection of 10Th Century
paintings and art work. Mr.. Karo-
|lik lived in Washington for some
years where he was well known
Jas singer, and rumor has it that
he will come back for one or two
Irecitals before another year.
Mr.. Karolik came here in 1924
from Russia and gave a series Of
recitals through which he met
Miss Martha Goldman, a winter
resident of the Capital. She built
the house at 2145 Decatur place
where she entertained frequently
and was hostess at many musi-
Gales. Mr.. Karolik was the soloist
at many Of these events.
Announcement Of their marriage
came in 1928 from France where
the ceremony took place. She then
was 70 and he in his thirties. They
lived in Washington only a few
winters after their marriage and
then settled in her Newport home.
She died in 1948 after they had
started their collection of the
works of little known artists of the
10Th Century. This collection Mr.
Karolik presented to the Boston
Museum of Fine Arts shortly after
Mrs. Karolik's death. It is to be
known as the M. and M. Karolik
collection.
Mr.. Karolik was responsible fol
the collection. He does not trust
Ibis own judgment as to the worth
lof a painting but seeks conf1rma-
tion of his selections from estab.
Ilished authorities. The cata'
logue for the collection has 6
foreword written by John I. Bauel
and among the works are painting:
by Martin Hende, FitZ Hugh Lane
j. B. Clowney and David Blythe.
The house at 2145 Decatur place
was sold by Mrs. Karolik to the
|Ilate Dwight F. Davis, when he
came back to Washington to live
latter being Governor of the Philip
pines. Mrs. Davis now lives al
1922 s street and has sold the
Decatur place house to the Louise
Home, which formerly was or
Massachusetts, avenue. The origi-
nal Louise Home was built and en-
dowed by w. w. Corcoran, who
also gave the gallery of art that
bears his name.
Evening star., 1951-10-11

A letter today says: "I mar
ried into a kissing family. Every
time any of them get together
every one makes the rounds kiss
ing every one else. ! have never
been used to this and find myself
embarrassed. Also, I dislike 1t
personally and don't think it's
a good idea to bring up my chill
dren to kiss roomful Of people.
relatives or not. Should an in-law
be expected to conform to such
a family custom? How can I get
out Of it?"
You can't-you and your chill
dren both will have to learn tc
accept a kiss courteously!
Thonk- You Important
Dear Mrs. Post: I'm wondering
| If I'm quaint" for expecting
some written acknowledgment and
thanks for a wedding present
Most of these young relatives and
friends say thanks verbally, and
in no great hurry, and that's al
the recognition given to my gift
or me until time comes arounc
for the first baby shower.
Answer: A verbal thanks sin
cerely given is all that is neces-
Sary.
Artificial Flowers
Dear Mrs. Post: Some time age
you said that artificial flowers
were in bad taste (maybe vol
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Mrs. Morgan
is Married

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin,
jr., of Wolver Hill Farm. Middle
burg, Va, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Mrs. Nancy
Iselin Morgan, to Mr.. Charles
Louis Marburg, son of Mrs. Theo-
dore Marburg of Baltimore and
the late Mr.. Marburg. The cere-
mony took place at Wolver Hill
yesterday in the presence of the
immediate families.
Mrs. Marburg was graduated
from Foxcroft School and Sarah
Lawrence College. N. Y. Mr.. Mar
burg is a publicist and affiliated
with the United Nations. He
served as a colonel in the Air
Force during World War II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marburg will re-
side in Lutherville, Md.
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Thai Mission Is Honored;;
Other Parties on Calendar

end of next week. The visitors
are in New Orleans where they
landed few days ago. They are
guests of International House at
New Orleans and will visit indus
trial centers in various parts OF
the country. October 20 will be
given over to sight seeing and
Sunday, the 21st, they will visit
the nearby countryside. Monday
the 22d they will be guests OF
the Washington Board of Trade
at luncheon and the reception at
the Colombian Embassy will be
at 6 o'clock that evening. The
following day they will call on
President Truman and Secretary
Iof Commerce Charles Sawyer and
leave later that day for South
America.
Bogees' Housewormine
The Swedish Minister and Nine.
Bagge celebrated with a party
yesterday afternoon their recent
acquisition of a new abode in
Washington. About the middle of
last month the attractive diplo-
matte couple and their three chill
dren moved from, Twenty ninth
street to Connecticut avenue ex-
tended where they are now en-
sconced in a large white frame
house with very spacious gardens
around it.
Last evening after 6 about 100
or so friends called on them to
have cocktail and admire their
new residence. Topping the dip
lomatic group were the dean OF
the corps, the Norwegian Am
bassador and Nine. Munthe de
Morgenstierne, who saw among
their colleagues the Netherlands
Ambassador and Nine. van Roi-
Ijen, Greek Ambassador Athanese
Politis. the Counselor of the Bel
lgian Minister Roger Taymans, the
Finnish Minister and Mime.
Nykopp and the Luxembourg Min
lister and Nine. LIE Calais.
The. Assistant Secretary of
State and Mrs. Willard Thorpe
were among those invited as were
former American Minister to Fin
land and Mrs. Maxwell Hamilton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Byington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Washington,
Miss Laura Tuckerman and her
fiance Mr.. William Triest; Miss
Anne Carter Greene, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene ODunne and Miss Anne
Perrin. The latter four feminine
guests were all friends of the
host when he was stationed in
Washington some years ago as
|attache at the then Swedish Le-
cation.
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Society News:

The Thai Ambassador and
Princess Wan Waithayakon enter
tanned between 200 and 800 guests
yesterday honoring the Air In
spector General of the Royal Thai
Air Force, Air Vice Marshall Luang
Pharoen Charumporn. who also is
chief of the Air Mission from
Thailand. Guests invited from
6 to o'clock included the high
ranking officials and officers of
the Air Forces of the United
States as we'll as of the Army and
Navy of this country. There also
were officials of the State De-
partment, those who have to do
with the affairs of Thailand.
The Ambassador and the Prin-
cess greeted the guests at the top
of the stairs and presented them
to their honor guest and the other
members of the mission. The
mission includes Group Capt. Suan
Suksirn, Group Capt. ManaS
Muanchongchin, Wing Comdr.
Nakrob Binsi and Wing Comdr.
BoonloeS SudhiSandeng. They, too,
stood in line to greet the guests.
The company yesterday also in
cluded a number of Washington
residents who have lived in Thai
land, as parties at the Thailand
Embassy always do. The Ambassa-
dor and the Princess as well as
members of their staff never for
get those they have known here
or in Thailand.
Air Vice Marshal Charumporn
and his mission have been in Eng
land as observers of the Royal
Air Force and spent about a
month there. They arrived in
this country the end of Septem-
ber and were in Washington a
day or so before starting a tour
Of this country and its air bases,
which they completed when they
arrived in Washington Monday.
They will leave the middle of next
week for Europe and will visit air
installations on the Continent
before returning to Thailand.
Colombian Visitor
The Colombian Ambassador and
Sonora de Restrepo will have with
them over Sunday the formers
brother, the Minister of Foreign
Affairs of Colombia, DR.. Don Con-
zalo Restrepo-Jaramillo. The
Foreign Minister will stop here
on his way to Europe to see his
daughters. the SenoritaS Marta
and Cecilia Restrepo, who have
been in school in Spain for the
past year. The girls will sail from
France October 20 to join their
mother in Colombia.
The other reason for the
Foreign Minister'S trip is the
meeting in Paris early in November
of the General Assembly of the
United Nations. DR.. ReStrepo-
Jaramillo. who formerly was Am
baSSador to Washington, will head
his country's delegation to the
meetings.
The Ambassador, DR.. Don
Cipriano Restrepo-Jaramillo and
Sonora de Restrepo will give
a reception October % in
honor of a group of Is indus
trialists from their homeland who
will arrive in Washington the
Evening star., 1951-10-11
.EorIdine Smith
Becomes Bride

The Fifth Baptist Church here
was the scene September Is of the
wedding of Miss Earldine Smith
and Pvt. Frank Ralph Negus,
q. s. A., the Rev. John T. Coburn
officiating before an altar banked
with gladioli, carnations and
NUNS.
The bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clovis Smith OF
this city formerly of Clarksburg
w. Va, and the bridegroom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Negus
|of Mt. Rainier.
The brides twin sister, Misl
Geraldine Smith, was her maid
Of honor and the groom's twir
brother, Corpl. Robert Negus
U. S. A. F., was his best man.
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Geraldine Wood
To Be Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Wood OF
Kingston, N. Y, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Geraldine. to Mr.. Vincent j
Falcinelli, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Serafino Falcinelli of West Halle
ton, Pa.
The bride elect is a graduate o1
the Livingstone Academy Of cos
tune designing in this city. Hel
flance is attending Benjamin
Franklin University.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1951-10-11
.NovyDentoIWi
Hear FBI Aqent

Special Agent George l.. Carroll
Of the Federal Bureau of Investi-
cation was the speaker at yes
terday's monthly luncheon Of the
Navy Dental Wives Club. The
meeting was held at the Bethesda
Naval Medical Center Officers
Club.
Mrs. Mack Parker, Mrs. Robert
Burnett and Mrs. Gordon Miller
were hosteSses.
Evening star., 1951-10-11

WNKs1 VVNS1Ny AVs HSANhRN@Hs
DR.. and Mrs. Henry F. Mess OF
Silver Spring announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Eliza
beth jeanne. to Mr.. Wesley R.
Wilken, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick w. Wilken of Chevy Chase.
The bride elect is a graduate of
the Academy of the Holy Names in
Silver Spring, and attended Mont
gomery Junior College. Mr.. Wilken
is a graduate of Dewitt Prepara-
tory School and also attended
Montgomery Junior College.
A spring wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1951-10-11
-Brown-Suarez Photo.
MRS. THOMAS S. RICCOBENE
The former
Miss Angelina Nj. D'OnOfriO.

Miss Angelina Mary D'Onofric
was married october 6 to Mr.
Thomas Salvatore Riccobene al
st. Martins Church. the Rev
Father Miltonburg officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carmine D'Ono-
frio are the brides parents. The
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Salvatore Riccobene.
Evening star., 1951-10-11

CHOOSING A THEME SONG for the Red Feather Covo-
code rodio and V show Sunday is the for the
concentration of Mrs. John R. Steeon and TV sonesress
Betty Modeon. The WMAL II 80 to noon program
launching the Community Chest USO campaign will in
eIude orroy of ooorfu personalities and professional
talent. Wel-known disc jockeys will appear in humo-
skit and the Red Feather "Mon of the Year. will be
announced. Drueie Snyder Horton will emcee Red
Feather feature eoed Leove 1t to the Washington Girs"
in which prominent local women commentators will por-
ticpote. -Horris-Ew Photo.
Evening star., 1951-10-11

latter was active in the replanning
of the District of Columbia. His
grandfather, the late Karl G.
Maeser, was founder and first
president Of the Brigham Young
University, Provo, Utah.
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nomine reiksme Lietuvai. K.
Barauskas supazindino klausy-
tojus su Mazosios Lietuvos kras-
tu, jo istorine puse ir geografi-
ia. Gen. S. Rastikis papasakojo
atsiminimu is Klaipedos sukili-
mo dienu. Br. Raila panagrine-
jo placiosios musu tevynes sa-
voka ir Klaipedos krasto bel vi
sos Mazosios Lietuvos problema
tarptautines teises poziuriu. K.
Luksis papasakojo jaudinanciu
atsiminimu ir vaizdq is tu laikQ,
kai jam teko daugeli kartu is
Americas atplaukti j Klaipedos
uosta su Amerikos lietuviu eks-
kursijomis. Vincas Trumpa, iver-
tindamas pareikstas mintis, pa
siule atitinkama rezoliuciia pa
reiksti susirinkimo dalyviu pa
geidavima, kad Mazosios Lietu-
vos politinis atstovavimas da-
bartineje musu laisves kovoje
butu tinkamai suprastas. Susi-
rinkimas tam vienbalsiai pritare
Toks ivairus, gyvas ir gilus
Mazosios Lietuvos reikalu isna-
grinejimas susirinkusiems pa
dare ko gerfausio ispudzio il
gal but pazadino susidomejima
is musu pobuviu laukti daugiau
nei tik 'kilbasu ir alucio".
! Susirinkusieji pageidavo, kad
kitame susirinkime taip pat pla-
ciai butu issiaiskintos Vilniaus
ir rytines Lietuvos problemos
Tam tikslui vyriausiu pranese.
ju bus kvieciamas skyriaus gar
bes narys prof. Mykolas Bir.
ziska.
Los Angeles TMD skyrius da.
bar turi subures stipriu jegu il
gall paruosti. Jis parode, kac
gall isvystyti veikima, kuris tilz
raj atitiktu Draugijos uzsibrez
tuosius tikslus. Pavieniai maria
mano, kad ir TMD centras tn
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perkunas. Kai kumeciai pakele nuo ze-
mes galvas, uz keliasdesimt zingsniu
pamate nuo -virsunes ligi saknu zaibo
pusiau perskelta berza.
- Per Japonu kara mes taip prize
Novosielsko is patranku saudem, kaip
dabar Dievas zeme garbina, = pirma-
sis po trenksmo atkutes kalbejo Alks-
nys. 0 tu, Dumbry, geriau pasitrauk-
tum nuo amos egles, perdaug il augs-
tai dangun isisovus.
= Nebijok, Vincentai, = atsiliepe
ranka numodamas- jaunasis kumetis,
- ligi siol nerove names velnias, neraus
ir toliau =. O jei bus lemta, ar po pu-
saite ar po sena egle tupesi, vistiek SUI
mails tave, kaip ana berza...
- Tai ir snekta!.. = pasnibzdo-
mis- tare Alksnys, nusisukdamas nuo
Dumbrio.
Netrukus vakariniame dangaus
kraste, is kur 81 netiketa audra buvo
kilus, svystelejo lopas giedro dangaus.
Perkunas trankesi toliau rytuose, ledu
krusa, taip staiga uzpuolusi Naujakal-
nio va!sciu ir dvara, VETO nubloksta
nuuze tolyn ir siltas, ramus lietus,
smulkiais lasais gaiviai drekindamas
zeme, pranasavo audros pabaiga.
Miske vel prasidejo darbas. Dumb
rvs su zingiu sustojo prie tos pacios
egles, po kuria pirmasis audros metu
buvo pasislepes. Alksnys SUI zvainiu
paeme salia stovinciaja. Abu papjauti
medziai, atrode, tikrai turejo virsti
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MELNIKU kURINIQ
paroda Detroite

Pirmadieni sausio 20 d. att
daroma tapytojo Antano Melni-
ko ir jo zmonos Glorijos, skulp-
torres, memo kuriniq paroda, The
Womens City Club galerijoj,
211O Park Ave-, Detroit, Mich.
Valandos 200 PIP. Xxi 1000 val
yak. Lankytojams patartina Ian
kyti vakarais, po 5-tos valandos.
Tuo metu galerijoj bus patys
menininkai ir duos paaiskinimus
apie savo kuryba.
A. Melnikas tapybos studijas
pradejo Kauno memo mokykloj
Pirmuoju jo mokytoju buvo ia
pytojas vetera1fas Adomas Var
mas. Atejus okupantams Lietu-
va, A. Melnikas atsidure Itali-
joje, Romoje. Cia trejus metus
studlJavo tapyba If sukure ne
maza skaiciu zymiu paveikslQ
kuriu sioje parodoje bus issta.
tyta apie 80. TQ savo kuriniu
paroda Melnikas turejo ir Ro,
mole, kur susilauke gero 1talijos
menininku ivertinimo. Gyvenda,
mas Romoje Melnikas vede irg.
menininke - skulptore. Prizes
metus Detroitieciu Keblaiciu rd.
pesciu Melnikai atvyko j Detroi.
ia. Per ia laika jie ir cia sukurf
nemazai kuriniu, ispuose kelets
istaigu ir baznyciQ. sia progs
Detroito lietuviai savo tautiet
menininka, jei ne kitaip, ia
nors moraliai turetu paremti
aplankydami jo kuriniu paroda
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kirtimo pusen. Per plastaka uzpjove If
giliai uzkirte, vyrai perkele pjuklus j
desine.
= Nuleide sias dvi, daugiau SIAN
dien nejudinsim, - kalbejo zvainys,
uzsidegdamas nauja suktine. Wis
tick ponas kerta giria ir gailisi, tai ir
NUNS nera ko skubeti.
= Naagi, anadien dvare Veronika
pasakojo, kad ponas viena nakti buves
pas Beniuliene, = prabilo zingys. =
ateities pasiklausti. 81 gi jam pasakiusi,
kad dar siais metals jis didelio turto ne
teksias -. Gi, nespejo po to ne menuo
prabegti, ir ponas pardaves giria -.
- AS seniai sakiau ,kad Beniulie-
ne su velniu susidejusi :. Ar neispra-
nasavo j pernai Virkeciu Elziukei mir
ties? Pats girdejau, musu gricioje ia
ragana mergaitei kortas ismete: "Juoda
boba stow salia taves, Elziuk, saugokis
dideles nelaimes!.. y, pasake sene If
isejo. Nagi, mergaite, eidama Velyk-
nakti per Virvycia, eme ir nuslydo nuo
liepto. Ir lig siol niekas lavono neran-
da. Ir sake, netikek raganom.
- AS girdejau ,kad if pats klebo-
mas buves pas ja... juokesi Dumb
rvs.
- Kad tn ir nupliauski visada! lr
klausytis geda! - pyktelejo zingys.
Nagi, ka tn, zingy, - lsimaise
j tarpa Markulis, = manai, klebonas
tai nezmogus? Ar jis is dangaus pas
mus nusileido? Argi jis rupesciu netu-
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visi ziures SUI didziausiu susi-
domejimu ir pagarba?
Siuo klausimu as 81 savo lais-
ka noriu ir baigti. Dovanokite
uz "trubeli", ponas Lietuvi Mi
lionieriau. AS esu realistas ir
daug gyvenime patyres zmogus,
ir as neesu toks nayvus, kad
manyciau, jog Sis mano lais,,-as
Tamsta taip sujaudins, kad is
karto israsysi penkiu tukstanciu
doleriu ceki musu kulturos rel
kalams paremti. Ne, to, be abe
jo, nebus ir as to visai nelaukiu.
Sedant rasyti 81 laiska, mano
tikslas buvo Tamstai duoti me-
dziagos pagalvoti. Jei Tamsta,
sededamas savo ofise uz biznio
stale nors truputi susimastysi
apie tai, ka as cia parasiau, as
;; esu visiskai tikras, kad Tamsta
prieisi prie tu paciu isvadu, kair
kad priejau ir as, zinoma, jei
Tamstos lietuviska Saline dar
galutinai nenugrimzdo praeju-
siu metu tukstantiniu pelnu ap-
skaiciavimuose
Linkiu Tamstai, ponas Lietuvi
Milionieriau, laimingu Nauju
Metu, bet ypatingai linkiu, kad
bent nedideli savo pelno nuosim-
tt paskirtum lietuviskam rel
kalui.
Su tikra pagarba
Jonas Pakrantis
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zvainys. = Ogi pasakysiu, nedaug bal
tesne ir ant ponQ stale sriuba.
= Cha, cha, cha! = nusikvatojo
Dunbrys. = Cia jokia Dievo valia, Q
tavo kvaila galva. Tau Dievas niekada
nenumete ant stale duonos kepalo, ku-
rio tn pats neuzdirbai. Pagal tave, semi,
Dievas tik ponams reikaEingas, kad
jis nuo zemes musu varga ir prakaita
sugertQ. Jiems viska Dievulis dave, o
ne mes, purvini kumeciai is zemes ma
gals israuseme. OF stai koks pom Die
VaS..
= Perdaug toll nuvaziavai, Dumb
ry! = ramiai toliau tese zvainys. -
Perjaunas esi Dieva spjaudyti. Laukinis
uzaugai, del to ir zmoniu mylet ne
moki :.
- Netiesa, zvainy, as ne Dieva
spjaudau, tik tuos, kurie ant Dievo
joti nori. AS taip pat moku zmones il
zeme mylet, bet mano meile kitokia,
- ir, pasilenkes arciau prie senojo,
uzbaige: - ne zmoniu, bet siurbeliq
neapkenciu Ar tn supranti dabar ma
ne?
- Tavo galva tuScia ir tavo 70
dziai tusti =. = nusispjoves atsake ku-
metis. - Perjaunas pragerei proteli.
- Nepliauksk nieku, semi! Kurio
galva kvailesne, tai perdaug aiskiai
matyti...
Staiga aptemusiu dangum blyks-
telejo apakinancia sviesa milziniskas
zaibas ir skaudziai trinktelejo kirtiman
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ri ir ne zemiski dalykai galva kvarsina?
- Ak, tebunie judvieju teisybe, -
numodamas ranka uzbaige zingys, -
permenkas mano liezuvis su jumis rie-
tbs.
Staiga papjautas prie kelmo ply
sys padidejo. Egle sudejavo, sutratejo,
augstai, pacioje virsuneje pradejo
luzti viena su kita susipynusios sakos.
Vyrai pasoko nuo kelmo.
- Dumbry, saugokis, girdejai,
savaja jau leidziam! - riktelejo pjove-
jai, pabege nuo griuvancio medzio.
Dumbrys, sulaikes pjukla, atidziai
pasiziurejo senuju papjauta egle, per-
mete abejojanciomis akimis nuo virsaus
ligi apacios il suktelejo:
= Negrius dar, vyrai, tikrai ne
grius. Mes ir savaja pabaigsim -.
Dumbrys, paemes abiem rankom
salia gulinti kirvi, neskubedamas sma-
giai suplake keleta kartu per pjuvio
vietoj ivaryta azuolini kyli.
= salin, Dumbry! - paskutini
karta ispejamai riktelejo Alksnys.
Bet jau buvo velu. Susipynusios pa
kirstu medziu sakos pagavo lauzti
zvainio papjautaja desinen. Lauziama
priesingon pusen egle, staiga atplysusi
nuo kelmo, reze salia stovinciam Dumb
riui krutinen ir parverte j zemen,
prislegdama savo milzinisku lieme-
niu -.
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LIETUVOS PRAEITIS
musu moralinis ginklas

Lietuvos praeitis, turtinga lie
tuviu tautos zygiais ir kovomis
del laisves, pasiektais laimeji-
mais ir sunkiu bandymu metals,
yra svarbus moralinis ginklas
dabartineje kovoje uz Lietuvos
islaisvinima.
Laisves Mobilizacijos Vajaus
proga paskleiskime Lietuvos
laisves ideja, kick galima pla-
ciau superintendent amerikie-
ciq visuomene su didinga lietu-
viu tautos istorija.
Americas Lietuviu Taryba sa-
vo zinioje turf didesni kieki dvie-
ju Lietuvos istorijos knygu ang-
lu kalba. Tai -
History of the Lithuanian Ma
tion by Constantine R. Jurgela,
544 psi, kama $500, ir
TIE Story of Lithuania by Rev.
Thomas G.. Chase, 1872 psi, kai-
ma $3.50.
Abb knygos gerame popieryje,
graziai iristos, kietais virseliais.
| Kreiptis: Lithuanian Ameri-
can Consil, 1879 So. Halsted St.,
Chicago 8, Ill.
Clevelande gyvenantieji tu
knygu gai gauti ir Dirvoje. XII
tus prasome kreiptis tiesiai j
Americas Lietuviu Taryba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-25
1000 LIETUVIQ
LAUkIA GARANTIJU

Apie $4,000 tremtiniu dar tu-
ri teise atvykti j Amerika, bet
del garantiju stokos negali. Ju
tarpe yra apie 1000 lietuviu, ku-
rie mielu noru emigruotu JAW,
jeigu jiems butu sudarytos dar-
DO ir buto garantijos.
ITEMS likusiems Europoje lie
tuviams reikia pagelbeti ko grei-
ciausia, mes, jeigu jie negaus
garantiju Xxi 1851 m. vasario
% d., vargiai kada gales j Ame-
rika atvykti ir apsigyventi.
Oar karta, gal but jau pasku-
TIM, Bendrasis Amerikos Lietu-
viz salpos Fondas kreipiasi j
visus Amerikos lietuvius (senus
ir naujakurius), prasydamas at
jausti pasilikusius Vokietijoje,
Austrijoje ir kitur.
Savo pasizadejimus ar suit
kimus tokens tremtiniams pa
gelbeti, sudarant jiems darbo ir
buto garantijas, malonekite sku-
biai siusti Balfo centrui, kad
garantijas galima butu sudaryti
ir duoti JOINS eiga Xxi 1851 metu
vasario % dienos.
Sudare garantijas 26,50O lie
tuviu, nepalikime 1000.
BalfO Centras