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Valley frontiersman., 1951-06-08
CONS ERVATION
 NOTES
By LEW E. HANKS

There are lot of tentative smiles in the Valley. At least peo- pie smile as long as we continue to get a little rain. While we're wishing for continued rain, let's wish for about three inches of it.
 We have noticed in our irriga- tlon work lately that it takes just about three inches of water to soak this soil down one foot.
 Now that the rain is coming. some of the pastures are starting to grow. How is that pasture management plan doing? A good well-managed pasture will pro- duce twice what an unmanaged one will. It's simple to manage pasture. There's only three things to do: CD fertilize, (2) split the pasture into small fields, (3) now it after grazing to control weeds. All you have to do then is move the stock from one field to the next after they have grazed each one down. It's lot cheaper to do this than to clear new land for pasture.
 Once you have an acre of land cleared you have couple of hun dred dollars tied up in it. There's no profit in getting anything but maximum production out of it. How about starting to sling the fertilizer and the fence posts?
Valley frontiersman., 1951-06-08
Civic Affuirs-
 (Continued from Page D

ional Editorial Assn. in Seattle. The Palmer Chamber voted to check the schedule of the editors on their brief Matanuska Valley tour and to decide how best they could show them the products of this Valley.
 Highway signs spotighting Pal mer were approved and Ivan Brandon was voted the job of de- signing them, working with the president and secretary of the Chamber on the design.
 Clair Stock appealed to mem bers of the Chamber to give fuu cooperation to the Fair Associa- tion in plans for the Matanuska Valley Fair in September.
 Street Report
 Report on the street "oiling" which was supported by mer- chants and rushed through dur ing cleanup week preparing for Colony Day, was made by Eugene Kirsch, cleanup chairman, with various comments and explana- tions from the sidelines.
 Seems the fuel tanks obtained for the purpose were not suit able for the heavy street oil. A mixture of calsium chloride had to be used. Water was contributed by the Coop. At least the dust was laid for the celebration. Mon ey donated by merchants for the purpose was banked.
 Carl Meier was introduced as ''Palmer's first mayor at his first banquet, together with Council man Steve Ward. Meier donated trucks for use in the street oiling.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-06-08
Newspaper Edi+ors-

(Continued from Page D served at the Anchorage lunch con.
 Special train has been chartered to take the party to Fairbanks for civic luncheon June IA, re- turning to Mckinley park that night.
 June Is, the editors are due to detrain at Wasilla and many of them will come by bus to Palmer. Their stay here will be brief but the Chamber of Commerce and the Coop are striving to set up an impressive display of Mata- nuska valley produce.
 One of the main stopping points for the editors will be the Valley Frontiersman-like the postman on holiday, every editor on va cation or business drops into the first newspaper office he can find.
 Several of the visiting editors are friends of Al DeJulio, pub fisher of the Frontiersman, and Marian Badcon, editor.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-06-08

In Palmer on business, Friday, were Kenneth M. Gilbertson and W. J. Wyrostek of the Duck Flat Mining Co.,, Huston, Alaska. Gill bertson said it was his first trip to Palmer, although he has lived in the Territory Is years, at Far banks, Barrow, Nome and other points, with four years overseas during the war. He formerly was from Montana.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-06-08
Prize Donations For Youngsters Asked By Fair

Special prizes for outstanding exhibits by individuals and cor porations for boys and girls under l6 years of age, are solicited by the Matanuska Valley Fair. Clas- sifications will include:
 A prize calf, pig, pen of chick ems or rabbits, garden of veget- ables or flowers.
 Dress, jacket or woven garment, table cover.
 Small model house, barn, gad- get or machine.
 Model plane exhibit flights.
 ''Let us hear from you. Your ideas and prize offers may start some youngsters on the road to useful occupation and successful citizenship, M. D. Snodgrass, member of fair board, appealed.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-06-08

FIRE FIGHTING-Put out the small fires and there will be no large ones. If you discover a large fire, do your best to get as- sistance.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-06-08

Crashing into solid obstruc- tion at 60 miles per hour is ex- act1y like driving off the top of a 10-story building.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-06-08

For fishing within a closed area, Robert c. Carlisle and Rob- ert D. Oge of Elmendorf, were fined $25 eahc by U. s. Commis- sioner Dorothy Saxton. They plead guilty. Charge was that they were fishing on Cottonwood creek before the season opened.
Evening star., 1951-03-23

Evening news broadcast. di-
rect from The Stars news
room, Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL-FM; 6 pm.
Evening star., 1951-03-23

900, WASH FM - United States
Navy Band Concert: Ben Mitchell
Morris is tenor soloist.
Television Today.
500. WMAL - Twenty Questions:
Jane Wyatt joins the panel.
$3.50, WNBW-We, The People
James Jones, Joseph c. Graw and
General E. P. Parker are guests.
900, WTOP- Ford Theater
Richard Carlson has the lead in
Heart of Darkness" kinescope OF
the November 3 play.
900, WMAL-Pulitzer Prize Play
house: Robert M. Preston and
Vanessa Brown head the cast in
j. P. Marquand's Blockade"
1000. WTOP-Star of the Family
Jean Carroll and the Three Suns
are guests of Morton Downey.
1000, WTTG Cavalcade of
Stars: Jan Pearce and Hazel Scott
head the guest lineup.
1000, WMAL-March of Time
United States Navy" is the film
topic. Admiral Forrest Sherman
and Bob Sherrod are guests.
Evening star., 1951-03-23
HiahIiqhts
Radio Today.

500, WTOP Songs for Sale
Margaret Phelan and Russ Morgan
are panel members.
$3.50, WGMS FM - Library oi
Congress Concert: Music of Mozart
Hindemith and Schumann.
900, WTOP - MGM Theater
Raymond Massey stars in William
Tell"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-20
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-20

PUBLIC OUTLE THAT'S The
appropriate name me hni
SELF serve supe- lake, on
Hastings near r. :e, as PIC.
tured above rs 80: Thrifty
shoppers choose w Giant
array OF fresh vegetables and
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aisles with ccnve IS Bottom
LEI; finds sa:ss:.e- --s:cmeu
selecting from me ~4-e variety
OF popular tran1 pFodues
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rea; depariner: y -r has i've
showcases neatly 4-rsyec with
4 wide selection q. FISH pcgl.T
and choice cuts Q. es:. Anon;
the numerous err P.oyees 10
make shopping easy thrifty
and pleasan; are ..ye Negroes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-20

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The Nome nugget., 1951-04-13
CHURCH SERVICES

THE COMMUNITY METHODIST
 CHURCH
 Robert s. Treat Minister LAVINIA WALLACE YOUNG
 MISSION
 Miss Esther Mccoy Director
 Lavinia Community Center SUNDAY 9:45-Sunday School 11:00- Morning Worship. Wom- en's trio: Mrs. Dunbar, Mrs. Mo lain and Mrs. Treat, singing Father in Heaven Who Lowest All". Message: Leaders and the Led". 3::3O-Hospital Service 7:3O-Evening Service. Hymns we Like to Sing, Anthem by Choir and Message, Keep on Going. Wednesday, Noon-Membership Class 3:O0-Primary Choir 7:OO-Senior Choir 7:301Anniversary Party of Sis terhood. Thursday No Prayer Meeting because of High School play.
The Nome nugget., 1951-04-13
THE EVANGELICAL MISSION
 COVENANT CHURCH

Paul B. F. Carlson. Pastor Sunday 1O:OO a.m.-Sunday School classes
 for all ages. HOO am. - Service in Native
 language. 400 p.m.-Choir rehearsal. 7:30 p.m.-Evening Worship Serv-
 ice with the Choir singing. Tuesday, BOO to 4:3O p.m.-Children's Bible
 Hour. 7:3O p.m.-Cottage Prayer Service. Thursday 7.3O p.m.-Midweek Prayer Serv-
 ice at Church, followed by choir
 rehearsal.
The Nome nugget., 1951-04-13
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
 SERVICES

SERVICES Pastors Residence. second house from corner of B St.. between Srd
 and lth Ave. Marvin w. Troutman. Pastor Saturday. Junior Sabbath School-10:00 am. Senior Sabbath School-11:00 am. Picture Hour-7-:30-8:30 pm.
 Visitors welcomed.
The Nome nugget., 1951-04-13
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
 at
 Third and Division Clark IT. Lewis. Pastor

Sldrk n. LeW1Ss FdS1O1 Sunday 1O:OO a.m.-Sunday School. Clas- ses in both Eskimo and English on the lesson "God'sPlan for Re Storation." II 100 a.m-Morning Worship. You are cordially invited to worship with us and hear Dr. Hardy C. Powers, General Superintendent bring the morning message. TOO p.m.-Junior Society. For all school age children up to F years of age.
 -Nazarene Young Peoples So- ciety. Planned by and presented by Youth, and of interest to them. Visitors welcomed. 7:30 p.m.-Evangelistic Service. A great time of fellowship in hymn and chorus singing, reading Gods Word, and the message by Dr. Powers. For your souls sake, Come.
 Wednesday,
 7:3O p.m.-The Glad Hour. First in the series of Laymen's We'd nesday nights on the topic, "A Personal Pentacost." Kenneth Dewey will be in charge of this service of prayer, testimony, and Bible study.
 THE FRIENDLY CHURCH WITH THE SINGING TOWER ASSEMBLY OF GOD Third Avenue West Pastor-A. E. Capener 1 Sunday
 10:00-Special meeting with Rev. Homer Rugwell. 7:45-Farewell address by Rev. H. Rugwell.
The Nome nugget., 1951-04-13
NOME GOSPEL MISSION
 of
 ALASKA CHARACTERIZATION SOCIETY Vern R. Rimling. Pastor

6VANS6LAL<AA40 INN 00SA6A B,
 Vern R. Rimling. Pastor Sunday 200 p.m.-Sunday School for the boys and girls.
 Worship for Adults. 7:30 p.m.-Junior Church, adults welcome to attend. Tuesday 7:30 p.m.-Bible Study 800 to 400 p.m.-Children's club. Boys and girls under 8. 400 to 5:30 p.m.-Pioneer Girls Club. Friday 7:30 pm. - Prayer and Praise Service.
 Our Message: The Blood, The Book, The Blessed Hope.
 WHERE YOU ARE NEVER A STRANGER
 EVERYONE WELCOME
The Nome nugget., 1951-04-13

CATHOLIC CHURCH
 Rev. Neil Murphy. s. J. Sunday Masses $500 am. and l0:00 am. Daily Mass 7:00 am. SaturdaY-8 a.rn.. Morning Mass. 1 pm. and 7:30 p.m.. Confession.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-15
STAICMENA
NEWARKO Ats
VAkARE

Lapkricio 4 d. Newarke sv.
Jurgio saleje ivyko Americas
Lietuviq Tautines S-gos, Ne
warko skyriaus pirmas rudeni-
mis- parengimas. Programa at
liko is Brooklyno pakviestas dra-
mos artistas Vitalis zukauskas
su savo "linksmaisiais broliais'
A. Zelenkevicium ir E. Ju-
zumu. Aleksas Mrozinskas pia-
nu pritare ju kupletams bel dai-
noms. Tick daug juoko ir humo-
no jau seniai mate newarkieciai.
ziurovams buvo didele staig-
mena antroj vekaro dalyj Hen
riko Kacinsko pasirodymas. Lyg
priesingumui paryskinti, jis pui-
kia tarena, vaizdziai ir menis-
kai padeklamavo A. Baranausko
eilerasti "Anyksciu sileli", kurs
paliko zidrovams tiesiog neis-
dildoma ispudi. O feljetonas "As
netaip kaip xiii" vel ziurovus
perkele j juoko pasauli.
Po programos seke sokiai ir
alutis SUI skaniais uzkandziais
Xxi vidurnakcio.
Pabreztina, kad publikos pri-
slrlnko pima sale ir visos sedi-
mos vietos buvo uzimtos. Kaip
teko patirti, lietuviai - newar-
kieciai isreiske pageidavima,
kad ALTS dazniau ruostu pa
nasus parengimus.
Dalyvis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-15
Paryziuje kOVa Wis a$tr6ja

linso keliones j Belgrade, gi
Lachs savo puolimuose placiai
naudojo Dirvoje jau mineta Col
liers n-ri, esq, ten nedaug irody-
mu, kad redaktoriai galeje pri-
sideti prie jugoslavu skundu.
Susirinkime toliau tesiamos kali
bos 81 pirmadieni pirma kar-
ia, po rinkimu, viesai pasirode
ir britu Edenas, paremes Ache
sono paskelbta plana ir apelia-
YES geraja sovietu valia. siuo
metu politine ir saugumo komi-
sijos pradeda svarstyti vakaru
ir sovietu nusiginklavimo pla-
nus. Pirmenybe suteikta sovie-
tams = laukiama ju pasiulant,
kad dalyvavimas Atlantic Pakte
nesas suderinamas su IT mario
teisemis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-15
VOkietija tebesidOmi
susivienijim0 klausimu

Jau pora menesiu sovietai ne
sustabdomai varo propaganda
uz Vokietijos suvienijima.. Ii
niomis is Bonnos, Wis delto jie
nesugebeje sulaikyti yak. Vokie-
tijos padarytos pazangos, siekia-
mos nepriklausomybes ir kari
nio stiprejimo. Taciau jienls
bent pavyko vokieciu masses iti-
knit, kad ju krasto suvienijimas
esas tick pat svarbus, kaip yak.
Vokietiios iiungimas i vakaru
pasaulio gynvhos sistema. Pa
stebima. kad daugiausiai disku-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-15

Sole sveikatos tarnyboje 1,1T
ir kitur 5,7T. Tad ir eksportas
remesi daugiausia zemes ukio
gaminiais.
Latvijos pazangos ir laimeji-
mu Nepriklausomybes metals
viename straipsnyje negalima
pilnai atvaizduoti. Tam reikia
ilgu paskaitu, knygQ. Apie Lat
via, kaip ir Estija bel Lietuva,
besalis geros valios uzsienietis,
kuris obpektyviai pazino sias
iris seses prie Baltijos juros,
kalba kaip apie Mazaja Amerika
Europoje. Buvo duonos ir prize
duonos. Galejome dvigubai tick
iSmaitinti. Buvo rupintasi vi
sais gyventoju luomais. lr dar-
bininku padetis tolygiai gerejo.
NepriklausOmOji Latvija, kaip
Estija ir Lietuva, parode, ka
gall pasiekti laisva tauta savo
valstybeje, kada il patti yra Sci
mininkas savO namuose.
Sovietu Russia, sugriovusi
Latyijos ir jos kaimynu nepri-
klausomybe, nutraukusi ju zy-
dinti gyvenima ir savaiminga
kurybl, paroda, kad komuniz-
mui rlpi ne zmoniq gerove, bet
ju grazinimas vergija, kokios
gal but nei musq proteviai ne
pazinO.
Kas sumindziOjo Latvija ir vi.
viq Pabaltiji, kaip iris graziau-
sius gelynus, arba kas JUGS is
dave ar pardave, tas pasitarna-
vo zmonijos civilizacijos ir kuI-
turos regresui, padidino chaosa
pasaulyje, del kO siandien reikia
ruOstis treciam pasauliniam ka-
rui.
Edr. Karnenas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-15
Margucio padang6j
" Rimvydas

Muz. A. Kuciuna pakvietus
vesti ir tvarkyti Margucio ra-
dijo muzikine dali, tikimasi, kad
Marguciui pavyks suorganizuoti
ir pagaminti naujq lietuvisku
ploksteliQ, kuriq pageidavimas
nemazas.
Chicagos lietuviu visuomene
ypatingu demesiu laukia didzio-
sios muzikines sventes - Lie
tuvos Operos Prisiminimu. il
rengiama gruodzio 16 diena Chi
cagos Orchestra Hall rumuose.
Dalyvaus geriausios lietuviu
operines jegos, Chicagos Simfo-
MICS Orchestras GO asmenu),
diriguojamas Vyt. Marijosiaus
ir Aleksandro Kucidno. Is dau-
gello letuvlu kolonijQ Illinois
valst. gauti pranesimai, kad j
sia nepaprasta svente ruosiama-
81 atvykti ekskursijomis. Taip
pat gauta ziniQ, kad sia svente
atvaziuoja ekskursijos is Cle-
lando ir Detroito. Bilietu ispar-
davimas M uty eina
nepaprastai greitai.
Artistas Alfonsas Brinka
ruosia Lietuvos karininku IRA
novel, vaidinima, kurs bus per.
Quotas per Margucio radija lap
kricio % dienos programoj.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-15

tuoti vienybes klausimus su ryt.
Vokietija esanti linkusi evange-
liku baznycia. Nors il visai ne
simpatizuoja komunistams, Wis
delto il bltu vadovaujanti baz-
nycia suvienytoje VokietijOje.
Kancleriui Adenaueriui RENO
krasto katalikui net prikisama,
kad jis visai ir nesidomis jung
tine Vokietija. Vokietijos ry-
Slams su vakarais Wis daugiau
priesinasi Schumacherio socia-
listu partija. Nors amerikieciu
politika ir toliau siekia VOkieti-
jos suvienijimo pagal visas de-
mokratines taisykles. nors tai
turetn privesti ir prie sovietu
nasitraukimo is rvtu Europos,
tacian. sino metn labai nedaug
kas tiki. kad tokios perspekty-
vos hiitu iau Sia pat ar bent ne
tolinoje ateity.
" Rimvydas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-15

VyJduCaS MarlJ OSluS, DuVcS
Lietuvos Operos dirigentas, da-
bar gyvena New Britain, Conn.
ir ten vienoj lietuviu parapijoj
eina vargonininko pareigas. sa-
liza tn pareigu jis dar aktingai
dalyvauja muzikos gyvenime
duoda muzikos pamokas, axiom
panuoja koncertuos ir TT. Gruo-
dzio 16 d. Vyt. Marijosius diri-
guos Chicagos Simfonijos Or
ksstra dideliame koncerte -
Lietuvos Operos Prisiminimai,
kuri ruosia M tbs.
lpolitas N ragis, bu-
yes Lietuvos operos solistas -
ruosiasi aplankyti Chicago gruo-
dzio menesi. Jis dalyvaus Mefis-
to ir Boriso Godunovo rolese bel
atliks kitty operu istraukas "Lie-
tuvos Operos Prisiminimu" kon-
.certe = Chicago Orchestra Hall
= gruodzio 16 d.
*
Lietuvos karininku draugija
"Ramove" ruosiasi mineti Chi
cagoje Lietuvos kariuomenes
svente. Lapkricio % d. = Sven
tes isvakarese = per M a r.
g u c o radija bus vaidinamas
atitinkamas vaizdelis, lapkri-
clio % d. per ta patti radija kali
bes gen. P. Plechavicius, IRA
moves" pirmininkas.
Kiekviena ketvirtadieni per
Margucio radija Chicagos Tevai
Jezuitai patiekia religine pro-
grama. Programa buna idomi,
turtinga ir tikrai vertinga pasi-
klausyti. ia veda kun. j. Bore
vicius.
Vytautas Kasniunas, jau Lie=
tuvoj pasizymejes graziais Lie
tuvos vietoviu aprasymais, kick
viena sekmadieni per Margucio
radija pasakoja savo kelioniu po
Lietuva ispudzius. 10 pasakoji-
mai tikrai grazus ir nukelia
klausytojus Lietuva, j gimtaji
krasta. Pasakojimai pradedami
A. Vanagaicio deklamacija "Yra
Sails, grail Sails, o baigiami
DANA "Kur bega sesupe -"
Antanas Oils, Sanitary Dis
trict Prezidentas, isvyksta j
New Yorka dalyvauti Americas
LietuviQ Tarybos posedyje, O
taip pat ir Amerikos Lietuviu
Bendruomenes steigimo akte,
kuris ivyks lapkricio 18 diena
Stattler viesbutyj. Kalbama, kad
A. Oils bus respublikonq parti-
jos nominuotas j Illinois waist.
general attorney" vieta. Pats
Oils dar nesas apsisprendes.
Margucio programoj, kuri pa
tiekiama kiekviena vakara 9:15,
o sekmadieniais 100 (ir ket-
virtadieniais antroji programa
700 vak.), 10 minuciu blna
skirta tarptautiniu ziniu apzval-
gal. Ja paruosia ir perduoda dr..
B. T. Dirmeikis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-15

kieciai apverkia kaltindami ze-
maicius. Pavyzdziui: Berlyno
zurnalas Die Sirene 1886 m. 10
numeryje straipsnyje "Burgen
den Osten' tarp kitko sako:
-. Niekuomet nenug a e i
zemaiciai' skyre Livonija nuo
Rytprusiu -"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-15
Latviu tautos atgimimas

Latviu tautOs atgimimas
Latviu tauta. priklauso prize
rytiniu baltu sakos, kaip ir lie
tuviai (vakariniai baltai - pru-
saD. Kaip DR.. P. Jonikas Lietu-
viz kalbos istorijoj raso, lietu-
viz ir latviu bendroji kalba (pro-
kalbe) bus trukusi mazdaug Xxi
VII a. po Kr. Latviu kalbos sky
rimasis nuo lietuviu kalbos tru-
ko bent 400 metu. Skirtingose
salygose ir svetimuju itakoje
gyvenant, latviu kalba isibrove
daugiau svetimybiu, negu j lie
tuviQ kalba. Bet atgijusi latviu
tauta neigia kitu teigima, esa
j ilgus amzius buvusi Rygos
vyskupo ar kardininku ordino
vergijoje. Antai DR.. Alfred Bill
manis knygoje "Latvia AS an
Independent State" (1947 m.
Washington, D. c. skelbia lat
viskas paziuras j latviu istorija.
Priesingai vokieciu teigimas,
Bilmanis tvirtina, kad Kursiu
kunigaikstija ir visa Livonija
priklause sventajai Romos i'm
perijai, ne vokieciams. (Mes
turetume pripazinti broliskosios
tautos paziuras j savo istorija,
kaip jie turetu pripazinti ir rem
tt musQ teisingas paziuras j Lie
tuvos prateitD.
Rygos kataliku vyskupija yra
lstelgta augustiniecio Friaro
Meinhardo 1856 m. Latviu tau
toj evangeliku tikyba isivyravo
XVI amziuje. Tx Latgalija liko
katalikiska.
Pirmutine knyga latviu isleis-
ia 1880 m. Tai buvo pastoriaus
Mykolo Ramo isverstas liutero-
ny katekizmas. Kanizijaus ka-
talikq katekizmas latviu kalba
pasirode 1886 m.
Latviu literature pradejo nor
maliai kilt tautinio atgimimo
laikotarpyje apie 1850 m. Le-
mianti vaidmeni suvaidino 1868
m. vasario 19 d. Rygoje isistei-
ges Latviu tautinis - politinis
klubas Uatweeschu Biedriba).
Tai buvo "sviesos pills" latviu
tautai. Pirmasis latviu klasikas
poetas J. Allunans (1832-1864)
isleido savo "Dziesminas" 1856
m. Antras tos epochos latviu
poetas yra Auseklis 1880
1879. Taip pat ir jis buvo in
splruotas latviu folklore ir mito-
loglJos. Jis parase Trimpulos
DANA, dedikuodamas latviu die
vaiciui Trimpus.
Pirmasis latviu laikrastis is
leistas Jelgavoje 1922 m. vardu
Latweeschu Awihses. Pirmaji'
p o | i t i n j latviu laikrasti
Peterburgas Awihses leido Pet
rapllyje realistas Kr. Valdemars
Q825-l89D, kuris sauke: "Jau-
nj vyrai, eikite Baltijos jJira
ir nuzegliuokite per septyniss
juras -
1872 m. A. Kronvalds paskel-
be latviQ tautinio atgimimo pro-
grama (Nationale Bestrebun-
gen, vokieciu kalba).
Latviu tauta yra turtinga sa-
vo tautosaka. Wen dainu latviai
turf apie 650.000. Pirmoji latviu
dainu svente buvo surengta
1873 m. (tada, kai Lietuvoje