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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-31

Vestuvininku jau nesimate. Jis dar
karta perejo senamiesti, grizo atgal ir
Wis negalejo uzmirsti matyto vaizdo.
Jls Jautesi prislegtas ir Wis galvojo:
= Ko il atejo? Kvaila. Paskutini
karta pazvelgti j mylimojo veida
0 gal isitikinti, kad tikrai viskas zuvo?
1r stai jis ia vel pamate. il stovejo
ant tito ir palinkusi ant tureklu neju-
danciu zvilgsniu ziurejo Nemuno gel
mes. Pro Sail ejo zmones, il vien tik
Nemuna temate. Jis priejo ir pasireme
ant tureklu netoliese, kad galetu stebe-
tt jos liudesi. Bet liudesio jos veide da-
bar nesimate = dabar j denge, lyg
kauke, salta rintis.
- Ia rimtis, - galvojo Siukstys,
- nieko gera nezada. IS viso, vandens
meile tokioje busenoje tik nelaime Ia
da. Vanduo lyg magnetas traukia nusi-
vylusius. Kick jau tokiu nusinese ban
gos...
Ir jam pasidare taip gala vargses
mergaites, kad lyg kokia jega stlme
prieiti, svelniai, lyg vaika, apkabinti,
paguosti ir grazinti jai laimes vilti.
Stume, taciau nesiryzo. Galvo-
je kuresi sakiniai, rinkosi graziausi
zodziai, pajudeti negalejo. Nuo tu
pastangu prasnekinti nepazistmaja j
net drebulys krete, vistiek truko va
lios. II kai atrode, kad jau stai dabar
pajudes, j atsitiese ir Wis tokiu nejud-
riu zvilgsniu grizo atgal. Nei pats ne
sijusdamas, jis paseke is paskos.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-31

Zvalgydamasis nuo garlaivio denio
linksmai suzaliavusius Nemuno kran-
tus, Berzupio pradines mokyklos mo-
kytojas siukstys negalejo nusikratyti
jausmo, kad sioje kelioneje kas nors
ivyks. Ir juo arciau Kauno, tue labiau
Sis nujautimas augo. Prizes kiekviena
nepasisekima j Sticks jausmas apim-
davo. Grauzdavo, spausdavo, neleisda-
vo susikaupti jokiam darbui, kol, ziu-
rex, If ivyko nemalonumas.
To nerimo lydimas siukstys ir j
ministerija izenge. Bet 81 karta jo nuo-
gastavimai neissipilde. Departamento
direktorius maloniai j prieme, pasikal-
bejo, netgi jo akivaizdoj ateiti mule
miama rezoliucija ant prasymo uzrase.
Taip, viskas klojosi priesingai, ne
gu pranasavo j RANKINGS nerimas. Tie
sa, nerimas ir dabar dar tebesilaike,
bet siukstys jau zinojo jo priezasti.
Tai nekantrumas greiciau palikti Berz-
upio mokykla, greiciau persikelti j
miesta ir pradeti studijas.
- Ne, ne visada nerimas blogi
pranasauja, dazniau laime! = sake sau
Siukstys, skubedamas atgal garlaivi.
Tas nerimas dabar jau buvo malonus,
kaip niekada. Ir net kai jis atbeges i
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-31

|dian Gubernatoriaus Henry F.
Schricker, "lietuviai tikrai Sir
dingai nori laisves ir nepriklau-
somybes ir jie turf visas teises
i ja."
Mano konkretus siulymas
yra: aplankykime lietuvius ir
ateikime pas JUGS su Lietuvos
laisves peticija, su Lietuvos
laisves knygele ir SUI Lietuvos
laisves zenkleliais. Jei ne visi
nupirks laisves zenkleli, tai lais-
YES peticija pasirasys kiekvie-
mas, kas dar nera Maskvos
vergas, = pasirasys ne tik lie
tuvis, bet ir mdsu draugas ne
lletuvls.
AS tikiu, kad Americas Lie
tuviu Taryba turi pakankama
autoriteta tokiam zygiui orga-
nizuoti, o Americas lietuviu vi
suomene, naujuju jos nariu pa
stiprinta, turi pakankamai jegu
didiems darbams vykdyti. Jei
norime patys islikti gyvi ir ga
JUS, jei norime daugiau pade-
ii ,savo Tevu zemei jos nelai-
meje, turime paklausyti Adomo
Mickeviciaus patarimo: "Siek
ten, kur vyzdys nepasiekia;
Lauzk tai, ko protas nepajegia."
Tad ryzkimes didesniems
darbams
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RYzKIMES D|DESN|EMS DARBAMS

|veiklai. Birzelio skaudziq ivykiu
sukaktuviu proga bando vel il
pagyvinti. Bet ar ne perdaug
mes esam patikeje, kad be pi-
nigu nieko nenuveiksi? Ar mu-
su veikla taip pat nera "pini-
gas" Lietuvos islaisvinime?
Noreciau tvirtinti, kad mes,
bent siuo momentu, ir be pini-
gu labai daug galetume padary-
tt. Oar daugiau, - musu "nepi-
nigine" veikla galetu atnesti ir
keleriopai geresnius auku va
jaus rezultatus. Prizes ellie metq
Amerikos lietuviai visiems yra
irode savo susipratima ir pa
jeguma surinkdami miliona pa
rasu Lietuvos Nepriklausomy-
bel paremti. Sakykit, ar dabar
nera dar didesnis reikalas taip
pat galingai pareiksti ne tik sio
kraSto, bet ir viso pasaulio
tvarkytojams, kad mes zinom
Lietuvos kancias, mes reikalau-
jam pasalinti isibroleli = plesika,
- mes reikalaujam Lietuvos
laisves atstatymo. Peticijos
spausdinimo islaidos butu be-
veik visos sio didzioje zygio is
laidos, jo pasekmes mazu ma
ziausiai butu stai kokios:
1. Isjudintume Xxi pat gelmiu
visa Americas lietuviu visuo-
meme,
2. Surastume nauju 'draugu
placiojoj Amerikos visuomeneje
ir prisidetume prie jos pilnes-
Mo apsisrpendimo dabartiniame
Amerikos jegu sukaupime,
3. Kartu SUI parasu petecijai
rinkimu jungdami pinigini va
ju - laisves zenkleliu pardavi-
ma -. daug Yaizdziau pasakytu-
me kan lesos reikalingos,
4. Imdamies didesniu darby,
gausesni lietuviu burr palai-
kytume budrume, neduodami
jiems isirausti j vien asmenisku
reikalu pozemi ir apsirgti "kur-
mizmo" liga.
;Jei SUI sia akcija kartu dar
olaningai surinktumem valdzios
oareigunu ir zymesniu visuo-
nenes zmoniu pasisakyma uz
lietuvos laisve, isigytume dar
laugiau irodymu, kad, anot In
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-31

Atsventus Nepriklausomybes
paskelbimo ir kartu 1O-ties me-
tq musu broliu : seseru zudyniu
pradzios sukakti, beveik visose
lietuviu kolonijose vel grizo nor
mali nuotaika, kuria galetume
apibudinti taip: "siu metu pa
reiga atlikta, padareme ka ga
lejom, laikas vel atsidusti." Oar
karta buvo irodyta, kad vasa-
rio 16-tos proga mes mokam
nemazai nuveikti. Bet, deja,
daznai tue meteoriniu zybteie-
jimu ir uzsibaigia musu kolo-
niju visa metine veikla Lietuvai
islaisvinti.
-'Darome, ka galime" - daz-
mas istaria. Bet, va, imkim ir
sirdingai kiekvienas saves pasi-
klauskim, ar
tikrai darom viska, ka galime?
Supraskime musu artimujq
tevyneje dabartini gyvenima.
Argi ju likimas nera panasus j
tu suduzusio traukinio ar lex
tuvo mirstanciu ir pagelbos
saukianciu keleiviu likima? Ar
mes galetume isivaizduoti juos
laukiancius pagelbos dienas, me-
Kaip jiems atrodytu vi
81 tie jQ gelbetojai, kurie, pasi-
krapste aplink, vel nueitq salin
JUGS palikdami ir tardami: pa
darem, ka galejome, - mes tu-
rime rupintis ir savo gyveni-
mu."?
Arba vel, - kaip atrodytu,
sakysim, galvazudziu uzvaldyto
Chicagos dangoraizio gyvento-
Jams, kai su jais isiverzeliai is
larinetu, ka tik nori, menesius,
netus, o ju artimieji, kaimynai
r kiti tatai imtu laikyti nor
MALTA padetimi. Lietuvos ir kitu
krastu likimas irodo,
iad toxic paradoksai pavyz-
lziai tautu gyvenime dar te-
'era tikrove. Tokiu mastu ma
uodami savo gelbejimo dar-
us pamatysime, kad jie dar
era pakankami ir kad kiekvie-
as nepadarom to, ka galetume.
Americas Lietuviu Taryba
ykdo auku vaju, kuris turf
uoti lesu Lietuvos gelbejimo
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kAS ir KUR

. J. J. Baciunas, Sodus, Mich.
isleido DIR. Jono Balio knygelt
"Tautosaka apie dangu''. Knyge
lie "a, didesnio formato puslapiu
kama 60 centu.
. Dali. Viktoras Petravicius
Chicagoje atidaro savo darby
paroda. Paroda bus atdara tik
du SeStadienius ir du sekmadie.
MUS.
. Vokietijoje amerikieciai is
tremtiniu organizuoja uzsienie-
ciu legiona. Savanoriai karin;
apmokyma iseis Amerikoje.
. Prof. A. Sennas, dirbas Phi.
ladelphijos universitete, sia va.
sara skaitys lyginamosios bal.
tu - slavu - germany kalboty'
ros paskaitas Kalifornijos uni.
versitete.
. Kompozitorius J. zilevicius
atidave spaudai nauja savo ku'
RIM - operete "Artistai'.
. Toronto lietuviu inzinieriV
draugijos valdyba sudaro: j.
Slizys, V. Balsys, J. Dragasius.
A. Ciplijauskas ir V. K. Bal
sys.
. Dali. A. Tamosaitiene ir A.
Mazeikaite - Veselkiene, uz
isstatytus parodoje kilimus ir
rankdarbius Kanados ranku dar-
bans remit draugijos paodoJe
gavo specialias premijas. A. Ia
mosaitiene gavo premija uz kill
ma "Pirmosios Kaledos Kama
dole"
. Kanadoje birzelio l d. vyksta
visuotinis gyventoju surasymas.
Kanados lietuviu organizacijos
ir laikrasciai ragina lietuvius
uzsirasyti tik lietuviais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-31

pacios autores isbandytu. Jo-
je rasime, kaip pasigaminti
musu megiamuosius lietu-
viskus valgius ir lietuviska
krupnika.
Knyga irista plastika. ia
atidarius, il neuzsivercia. Tai
Seimininkems sudaro dideli
parankuma. Knygos kama
$500.
Uzsakymus siuskite:
''EGLUTES" Administracija,
P. 0. Box %, Brockton, Mass.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-31

. Kanados lietuviu laikrastis
! Nepriklausomoji Lietuva Sven
cia 10 metu sukakti. Ia proga
laikrastis isejo zymiai padidin-
tas.
. Venecueloje kun. A. Saba
liausko iniciatyva leidziamas
laikrastis Tevu Kelias. Laikras-
tis eina treciuosius metus ir da-
70 grazia pazanga. Dabar, gyvi-
nant laikrasti, sudaryta redak-
cine kolegija, kurion ieina, be
kun. A. Sabaliausko, inz. L..
Drangauskas, adv. A. Dirzys IL
DIR. P. Neniskis.
. Komunistu partijos isakymu
sukurta opera "Prie Nemuno",
neva vaizduojanti lietuviu liau-
dies kovas su vokiskais okupan-
tais. Muzika A. Kleinickio, o lib
retas B. Dauguviecio ir St. Ylos.
Juos moke Maskvos literatai:
Apuskinas ir Vinikovas.
. Brooklyne gyvenas dramos
aktorius Vitalis zukauskas rezi-
suoja nauja veikala 'Paskuti-
mis- sposas".
. Australijoje suruosta nauJu-
ju ateiviu (tremtiniu) dailinln-
ku kuriniu keliaujanti paroda.
Paroda busianti nufilmuota If
rodoma Australijos kinuose. Pa
rodoie va gausus ir lietuviu sky
rius, kuri tvarko dali. Bistric-
kas.
Q Vilniaus dramos teatro akto-
re Albina Katiliute dabar dirba
Hartfordo amerikieciu teatre.
Australijoje gyvenanti is
raiskos sokio sokeja Elena Ke-
palate eileje Australijos miestu
surenge koncertus. Koncertal !
turejo dideli pasisekima.
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dabar ir musu smerties valan-
dol :.
Turbut uz mirusiojo dusele,
mes kiekvienas dolerini tt
kejima praktikuojantis Dievo
sutverimas, kaip mano kaimy-
mas, verzte verziasi dangQ -.
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Isigykite virimo knyga
'TAUPI0JI VIREJA"

Knyga paruose
p. H. Maciulyte-
Daugirdiene.
"TAUPIOJI W.
REJA" patiekia
300 ivairiu val
giu gaminino re-
ceptu, daugumoj
Evening star., 1951-08-23
virginian Arrested by FBI
lin West Virginia Staying
By the Associated Press

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Aug. %
A former Norfolk Photographic
was arrested here by Federal Bu
reau Of Investigation agents tt
answer charges Of murder a
Charleston, w. Va.
Percy Wyly, special agent II
charge of the Norfolk FBI Office
described the man as James Fran
els MCGEE, 80, and said he wal
wanted at Charleston on a war
rant charging him with the muir
der of E. c. Hensel there tht
might Of August II.
Mr.. WHY said MCGEE was ar
rested on a charge of unlawful
flight to avoid prosecution.
MCGEE had been described a!
armed and dangerous, the FBl
agent said, but when he was ar.
rested on a street here he wa.
unarmed.
MCGEE was sought in the slay.
ing of Mr.. Hensel after Mr.. Hen.
sells wife told police that McGe,
was the last man with her hus'
band.
County Coroner Goff p. LILLY
said Mr.. Hensel's death was causec
by drowning after he had beer
beaten and dragged from his home
and dumped into the Kanawhs
River in back Of his home.
Evening star., 1951-08-23
a Hurt When Car Crashes
Into Another, Turns Over

-Four persons were injured early
today when the car in which they
were riding struck the rear OF
another car, glanced off three
trees and turned over at Bladens-
burg and Mount Olivet roads NE
Treated at Casualty Hospital
were william A. Spriggs, 81, Of the
1900 block of Montello avenue
NE; Lawrence Trice, 26, of 1884
G street NE; Theresa Diggs, %
of 816 Ninth street NE, and Eu-
nice Trice, 20. Of 721 Seventh
street NE. They suffered cuts anc
bruises. ALI are colored.
Mr.. Spriggs was charged with
reckless driving, colliding, speed
ing and driving on the wrong side
Of the street. Police said his cal
struck an automobile driven by
William A. Burroughs, colored, 90
Of 1405 Fifty-second avenue NE
Evening star., 1951-08-23
Boy, 4, Must Learn 10 Walk.
Talk After Brain Surgery
By the Assoeiated Press

PASADENA, Calf, Aug. 49,
Four-year-old Donny Marion
operated upon for a rare disease
of the brain, has left the hospital
for the home Of a woman educa-
tor who will teach him to talk
and walk again.
The little Canadian boy was
brought here from Archerwin
Sask., 10 weeks ago after special
lists there said there was no hope
for him. The woman educator
who has remained anonymous
brought the lad to the attention
of DR.. William T. Grant, who per.
formed three operations.
Donnly weighed only 20 pounds
when he arrived here. He has
gained seven. Five months train.
ing is expected to restore his
speech and his use Of muscle,
which he lost during his two-yeal
illness.
Evening star., 1951-08-23
Hurricane Blows Out
lin Mountains After
Smashing Tampico
BY the Associated Press

TAMPICO, r<exico, Aug. 23.-
The hurricane that ragged ovel
tropical seas all week. taking more
than $50 lives and causing mil.
lions Of dollars in damage, wa!
blowing itself out today in tn.
mountains of Mexico. Y
The storm-described as thu
worst recorded in Mexico-spent
its final fury over the oil port o.
Tampico yesterday. At least ont
person was killed here and the
damage was expected to run fal
above 81 million.
Twenty-seven persons were Of
flcially reported injured here-un-
verified reports placed the casual.
ties as high as 800.
City Is Hit Twice.
Twice the fierce winds hit Tam.
pico with destructive blows-first
when the hurricanes front roareC
over, then when its back force
followed up the midday calm Of its
central "eye."
Broken communications and the
blackout Of a power shutoff pre-
vented a check of all possible cas-
ualtieS and damage.
There were unconflrmed reports
of dead and injured at Soto La
Marina, 100 miles up the Gull
Coast
The hurricane, which began it
rampage over Jamaics
last week end, killing some 15(
persons there. hit Tampico full
force. It's velocity measured uI
to 100 miles an hour.
Heads Into Mountains.
High winds buffeted the flooded
city all night as the storm trailee
gales behind it.
The Weather Bureau said tn,
hurricane was blowing northwes
into the mountains, where i
would break up.
Advance warning and knowledge
OF hurricanes probably saveC
many lives in this city Of 100. 900
Several hundred persons were
rescued from the wreckage of theil
homes. Four thousand familie!
were reported homeless, sheltered
in schools and public buildings
They were mostly from the flooded
lowlands. Authorities have started
a fund to feed them.
Most Of Tampico's Uttered
streets were under water after
nearly "a hours of driving rain
Virtually all the houses were
flooded.
Evening star., 1951-08-23
By Steffon Andrews

N''''~''~~
Moscow has put former Senator
Scott Lucas, Democrat, Of Illinois
back in the Senate, without bene-
fit of election, to quote him for
substantiation Of bitter Russian
attack on Marshal Tito.
The Moscow radio said that
Senator" Lucas has been making
statements in the Senate on the
larming of YugoSlavia which clear
ly indicated that Tito's clique had
sold the Yugoslav Army to the
United States chief of staff.
Senator Lucas has not been a
Senator since January. He was
defeated for reelection in last
November's election by Senator
Dirksen, Republican, of Illinois.
But the Moscow broadcast, re-
ported by Government monitors,
gave a full report of a Senator
Lucas statement in the Senate and
said that it showed how American
Evening star., 1951-08-23
Reds 1Re-eIect' Lucas to Senate
Then Assoi His Floor Speech

|imperialists were buying up the
Yugoslav Army.
THUS, United States Senator
Lucas said in the Senate" Moscow
said: THAT while the maintenance
|and arming of one single American
division costs $40 million every
year. we are now getting 80 Yugo-
|slav divisions for a. mere $38 mil
|lion.'"
For reasons Of its own, Moscow
did not beam this broadcast to the
United States, but aimed it specifi-
cally for its European service In
the Serbo-C -Croat language.
It omitted to tell its Serbo-C -Croat
listeners that Senator" Lucas is
mo longer a Senator. but q private
attorney practlcing law in Chicago
and Washington.
The broadcast went on to charge
that Wall Street and Washington
were in charge Of the Yugoslav
army today in the same way as
they Commanded" the French,
Belgian and West German armies.
Evening star., 1951-08-23
Radio, ~ Broadcasfers
Open Meeting in Roanoke
BY the Associated Press

ROANOKE, Va. Aug. 3D.
About 800 radio men from Vir-
ginia, the Carolinas and the Dis
trict of Columbia gathered here
today for the start of a District
Four meeting of the National AS
sociation of Radio and Television
Broadcasters.
Among the top speakers will be
Ed Koback. former president OF
the Mutual Broadcasting Co.
Harold E. Fellows, NARTB pres
ident, said here yesterday that
television has not doomed radio
He spoke at a discussion on radios
future sponsored by the Virginia
Association of BroaGcasters and
the Broadcast Music Inc.
Evening star., 1951-08-23
3 Girl Morons Recapfured
After Second Escape
By the Associated Pres,

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Aug. 23.-
Three teen-aged girls today were
back in the Fort Wayne State
School for Feeble Minded, their
second escape having given them
considerably briefer liberty than
their first.
They were returned to the
school Monday after being ar
rested in a MissisSinewa River
shack near Peru, Ind, with an
other young girl and four men,
They had been there three weeks
when Sheriff j. M. Behle investi-
gated complaints of loud parties
The girls got away again Tues
day night by overpowering an
attendant. Police found them yes
terday in Kokomo, 70 miles away
Evening star., 1951-08-23
Midwest Democrats
Meeting in French Lick
By the Associufed Press

FRENCH LICK, Ind, Aug. 49,
Midwestern Democrats, who suf.
fered reverseS in the 1850 election
open a three-day session at the
French Lick Springs Hotel today
dedicated to recapturing theil
pivotal States in 1852.
Between TOO and 800 party lead
ers from Is States are attending
for the conference, which may be
also a sounding board for national
aspirations of some Of the Cover
norS who will attend.
Evening star., 1951-08-23
Nursery School Permit
Denied bY Zonino Bourd

The Board Of Zoning Adjust
ment yesterday denied an appeal
OF Edward H. Roach for permis-
sion to establish a nursery school
at 1908 Tenth street NE.
Neighbors appeared at a hear
ing yesterday to oppose location in
the area Of a school for so chill
dren between the ages Of 2 and S
on the grounds it would be out
Of place in the neighborhood and
would add to traffic congestion.
Evening star., 1951-08-23
Dope Suspect Seized

PATERSON, N. j., Aug. % (P.-
Joseph Littman was arrested yes
terday by Federal narcotics agents
on a California warrant charging
he was a key man in an interna-
tional narcotics ring allegedly
headed by Waxey Gordon. The
Federal men picked up Littman at
his home here and took him to
Newark, where he was released in
IS, 900 bail.
Evening star., 1951-08-23

Iried ABOUT how I'd get along, but
you have to think about 1t when
you have two kids.
G. What kind of mail did you
Iget about your testimony?
A. I received about SIS letters
and only IA were derogatory. My
only conclusion to the whole affair
lis that am the only man in the
world who has ever made a mis-
take.
@. You have concluded it was
Ia mistake?
A. Do you think I'm crazy?
Evening star., 1951-08-23

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Evening star., 1951-08-23
Auto Crush Kills Five

ELKHORN, Wis, Aug. % R.-
A spectacular crash that strewed
the highway with wreckage from
three cars and a semi-trailer truck
killed five persons yesterday.
Among the dead were four men,
bers Of one family, including a
baby. Two persons were hurt.
Evening star., 1951-08-23
New Pesticide Praised

Combination insecticides that
kill the major. pests of cotton in
one application is the greatest
single advance thus far in mans
war against insects, State agricul-
tural experts in North Carolina
say.
Evening star., 1951-08-23

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dieon style Of wool and rabbits hair,
with golden emblem on pocket. Per-
feet for sIocks or skirts. In red
white-ond-blue. Misses sizes 6.8S
15-l4.s5 TO 1875 one-Pieee Swim
Suits. Lostex, nyIon, printed or solid
cottons! In dorks and briehts. Sizes
10 to ol6---------------1O.88
5-l6.o5 Cotton PIoy Dresses. Solid
cottons with plaid stoIes and trim.
In navy or black, misses Sizes.
11-5.95 to 1926 Cotton and Roy
on BIouses. Dressy and tailored
styles, smart in lovely royon sotin
later. PosteIs and white. Sizes 81
5l-3.95 Koyon Slips. Fomous-
maker styles in lovely royon sotin
with lace trims. In black, navy and
pink, size 81 onIy---------z.68
1855 Evenins-Lensth Petit
coats. White satin with smooth
fitting waists in smoll------2.68
7-1z.s5 Bembers Sheer Brunch
coots. Cool styles for all summer,
in delicote rosebud prints; comfort
oble Wrop-styIe. Sizes Ia to l8,
8.Ss
Evening star., 1951-08-23

1886 and $45 Royon After
noon Dresses. Included ore oun own
Mountain Home classics for travel
or town.; also royon prints, spuns
and Jerseys. Postels and dorks.
Sizes II to l8-------------$ $22
9159.95 to $S5 EisenbeFs orisinol
Dresses. Our own Well-toilored
dresses for town or country; two
Evening star., 1951-08-23

1855 NyroIon GirdIes.- Lightly
boned styles, cool and comfortable
for summer, in royon-ond d-nylon
combination. White, sizes 26 to 81,
Is, 16 or ! 7 inch lengths
1885 Girdles and Ponty GirdIes.
Nylon and royon knitted elastic !. F.
cool and comfortable for summer or
foil. In white; sizes small, medium,
or lorge---------------- 80
10-7.50 GirdIes and Panty GirdIes.
NyIon and royon sotin styles. airy
styles that give comfortable control.
In white; sizes small, medium or
zo-$5 StropIess Bros. Lace, royon
sotin or nylon; all fomous-moker
brands. In white or black; sizes 81
to SO, A, B or c cups--------2.99
1855 Ribbon TroveI Hats.
Small, heod-huegine styles that ore
ideol for travel now, for suits later.
Bosic coIors, also coffee, grey, red
and -------------3.SS
20-S.95 to 1895 Knox FoiIIe Be-
rets. Our own town or travel hots
-. ribbon" hats in group. Black,
brown, navy, coffee, grey, beige,
green, red, yellow, mouve or light
blue. Sizes u, 22h, 23---5.88
Evening star., 1951-08-23

A22.o5 and SIS Shantuns Top
pers. Lightweight little coats for
over suits or dresses; completely re-
versibIe :. perfect vocotioners. In
black and pink in sizes for misses,
1898
26-59.75 to $9S Wool Gobordine
Suits. Handsome dressmoker styles
with short or longer jockets :. ideoI
for foIl wearing. Postels and me-
dunn shades in misses and Junior
sizes S48
@49.75 to 59.75 Wool Gobordine
Suits. Newly detailed styles with
slim skirts, smooth-fittine jackets.
Ton, noy or black. Sizes 9 to IS,
10 to l8------- x34
Evening star., 1951-08-23

1895 TO SIS ONE-PIECE SWIM SUITS
18-Lostex, nyIon or cotton suits in fitted or
soft dressmoker Styles All fomous-designer n 90
suits; posteIs dorks Sizes 80 to SO.
Evening star., 1951-08-23
24.5o FAMOUS-MAKE SUMMER SUI

48---Your fovorte suits! Expert to-
lorino of cool, royon-ond wool sutine in /.zO
lovely poses and white. Sizes l6 to TO-
y mostly.
Evening star., 1951-08-23

3-S98 and $l19 Dressmoker Suits.
Wool eobordines with wide cuffs,
contrasting trims. Navy, spice, and
gold; sizes ! 4 to l8, 9 to IS $58
16-49.75 to 1915 AII-WooI Top
pers. Wool fIeeees, Forstmonn
MiIoteen and Cresto and Stroock
Hopsuck fobrics! FIored and slim
styles in summer posteIs and black.
Sizes 8 to l6----------S3 S38
1-$159 Forstmonn Wool Topper.
Woist-leneth style with novelty
pockets and trim. In navy, size 10,
S78
Evening star., 1951-08-23

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