davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-30

nyma gyne, nezinau, tik viena yra zinoma,
kad truko daug laiko, kol jis kazkaip ktus
vyriausybes narius, min. pirmininka ir pre-
zidenta itikino, kad tai butinai reikia pa
daryti... Nei tautininkai, nei kiti nebuvo
itikinti, kad tai reikalinga, ir kai tas istaty-
mo pakeitimas buvo paskelbtas, buvo daug
nepasitenkinimo
j. Aleksa, kaip zinoma, buvo anot pa
ties dr.. K. Griniaus, vadinamos Ukininku
Partijos, liaudininku desines atskalos, at
stovas Tad j. Kedainis su dr. K Grinium
visai be pamato tautininkus paskelbe tos
zemes normos dvarininkams padidinimo SUI
manytojais ir gynejais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-30

sirase atitinkama sutarti.
Sakyta Kavolio monografija
yra valstybes filosofijos studi-
ia, ontologiniai eksistencijalines
linkmes. il atstovauja nauja
mint, kad pozitiviskoji valsty-
bes savoka, susidedanti is tau
tos, teritorijos ir valdzios ele-
mentu. dabartiniems laikams
nebetinkanti. Ivairiu valstybiu
politine istorija lake antrojo
pasaulinio karo ir po jo sia te-
orija sugriovusi. Taip pat ir is
bolseviku gyvenimo paimtais pa
vyzdziais parodoma, kad poziti-
viSkoji normatyvine teorija ne
beiSlaikanti kritikos, kadangi
gyvenimas gall butt visai kitoks,
negu raSytosios normos. Paga-
liau ir idealistine valstybes pa
ziura nebepadedanti siu laiku
valstybe pazinti. Net ir Marksas
buves aukletas pozitivistinej ir
idealistinej mokykloj. Taciau
vien ontologinis valstybes pazi-
nimas kai kan atrodas nuo gy-
venimo atitoles. Todel Kavolis
atstovauja mint, kad valstybes
esme turf butt n auj a i pa
zinta is ontologiniai eksistenci-
jaliniu valstybes esmes pozy-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-30

miu, kuriu jis nagrineja siuos.
valstybe ir baznycia; meile, tei-
singumas ir naudingumas; tel
sc, gala ir dorove; personaliz-
mas ir totalitarizmas valstybes
suverenumas ir Dievo malone,
Sis veikalas yra visuotinio inte-
reso del jo visuotines tennos.
Bet lietuviams jis yra idomus
dar ir tue, kad placiai naudoja
iliustracijas paimtas is Lietuvos
valstybes gyvenimo.
Ar nevertetu musu Kulturos
Tarnybai ar kuriai kitai lietuviu
vietai susiidomauti siuo nauju
veikalu spausdinimo budu, lietu-
viu veikalams leisti? Juk trem-
tyje ir emigracijoj NUNS truks-
ia reikalingiausiu musu veikalu,
be kuriu jaunuomenes aukleji-
mas ir mokslinis darbas neima-
nomas. Nuns truksta lesu JUGS
normaliniu budu isleisti. Tuo
tarpu butu rodos NUNS finansis-
kai prieinama juos planingai pa
rinkti ir organizuotai iSleisti
Siuo mikrokopijiniu budu. Tada
butu galima leisti jais naudotis
musu ivairiuose kulturos cent
ruOse. -
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-30

- Pc paties kalbos name ina
didesnis noras dar karta per-
skaityti Putino romano, nu-
sijuoke Kanapenas. - Tx, Ii
mai, skaitydamas knyga as ME
kados negalvoju apie jos autoriq
ir dazniausiai, uzskleides pasku-
TIM puslapi, nebezinau, kas kny-
ga parase. Butinai turesi man
paskolyti nadjai isleista Putino
knyga -.
- Ne, brolyti, to tai jau ne
bus: as is principe niekam kny-
gu neskolinu: gai uzsisakyti
pats, uzdirbi ne maziau uz ma
ne. Kaip natal, knyga didele,
grail, tvirtai irista, pats pa
skaitysi ir dar savo vaikams pa
liksi. Man rodos, mes turime
butt dekingi Tremties leidyklai,
kuri knyga isleido, ir ta savo
padeka mes galime geriausiai
pareiksti uzsisakydami knyga.
Atsimink, kaimyne, kad didziau-
81 lietuviskos knygos susintojai
yra ne tik tie, kurie jos neskai-
to, bet ir tie, kurie skolinasi
skaityti -.
= Bet, man rodos, kad Wis
delto geriau jei kas pasiskolines
perskaito, nekaip kad visai ne
skaito, - atsake Kanapenas. -
Budamas Vokietijoje nepralei-
dziau nei vienos lietuviskos kny-
gos, cia kahn kaip kitokia
dvasia, kitokie reikalai, zodziu,
man rodos, didziausias lietuvis-
kos knygos priesas yra pats
amerikonizmas 80.
- Ne ameriKonizmas, O pa
prasciausias apsileidimas, - at.
sake Pakrantis. - Pagaliau, ga
cia ir platintoju katie. AS est
tikras, kad jei butu suorgani
quotas knygos platinimas po ma
mus, jei, prizes pirkdamas knyga
skaitytojas ia galetu pamatyti il
pasklaidyti, tikriausiai jos but,
isplatinnama daug daugiau. {
dabar, brolyti, uzsisakyk nauja
ja knyga ir paragink savo drau
gus, kad jie taip pat jos nepa
mirstu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-30

ninku Sajungos nariai, ilga laika tebuvo
vienas j. Tubelis. Xiii, dalyvaudami W.
riausybeje, be abejo, solidarizavo su vyriau-
sybes politika, bet nuo Tautininku Sajungos
laikydavosi izoliuotai, kai kurie ta net rvs
kiai pabrezdami. O pvz j. Aleksa, bene 10
metu isbuves zemes ukio ministeriu, Tauti-
ninku Sajungos atzvilgiu laikesi demonstra-
tyviai nepalankiai ir net organizavo "savo
partija', vadinama "Ukininku Vienybe"
"Tautininkai ir zemes reforma -"
DR.. K. Griniaus pareiskime tarp visos
eiles kitty netikslumq, yra tvirtinama, kad
vienas is pirmutiniq poperversmines vyriau-
syb6s zygiq buvo zemes Reformos Istatymo
pakeitimas ia prasme, kad "zemes norma
dvarininkams pakeliama nuo 80 Xxi $50 ha; ;
uz nusavintas zemes dvarininkams apmoka-
ma; atlyginimo kainos uz nusavintas zemes
paliekamos tos pacios, kokias buvo nustates
caristines Rusijos zemes bankas; vyriausy-
be, negaledama uz zemes atlyginti pinigais,
atlygina misku, leisdama dvarininkams issi-
kirsti Xxi 25 ha misko."
Pareiskime aiskinama, kad tai buvo di-
delis smugis lietuviskam kainui ir Lietuvos
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-30
Vyt. Alantas
uAItoriu seseIy" naujam apdare

vas'', bet Putino vardo is mdsu
literaturos istorijos ismesti ne
galesime.
- zinoma, as SUI tue sutinku,
atsake Pakrantis, - bet as
nieku budu negaliu nusikratyti
nemalonia mintimi, kad .mano
megtos knygos autorius del vie
nokiq ar kitokiu priezasciu ture-
jo atsisakyti nuo savo kurybines
laisves ir tu memo ideally, ku-
riuos jis per visa gyvenima skie-
PHO tick visuomenei, tick aka
deminiam jaunimui ir nuejo tar
nauti raudonojo rezimo dievams.
AS sakau, tai yra labai didele
problema, bet, man rodos, is
kurios puses ta klausima pa
ziuresi, vistiek negalesi istei-
sinti lietuvio rasytojo nuo di-
dziausios nuodemes, kuria gall
padaryti tik kurejas, butent, nuo
savo individualybes bel savo pa
saukimo pardavimo arsiausiam
tevynes priesui. Atsiminkite,
kad Putinas ir savo romano kaip
tik sprendzia pasaukimo pro-
blema ir' visiskai nedviprasmis-
kai pasisako uz kurybine EMO
gaus laisve. 10 didvyris Vasaris
mete sutana todel, kad nemoke-
jo ir negalejo suderinti savo ku-
nigo pareigu SUI savo, kaip ra-
sytojo, pasaukimu. Kitaip sa-
kant, Putinas dar tada, kai ne
buvo net kalbos apie bolsevizmo
isigalejima Lietuvoj, rasytojo
pasaukimo problema issprenda
taip, kaip il turejo butt isspres.
ia ir kaip ia galima isspesti
nepazeidziant znhogaus kurybi.
mes laisves. Tada Putinas mar
atrode vienaip, o siandien jis
man atrodo kitaip. zinoma, ga.
but, istorija suras ne viena pa.
teisinima, kodel lietuvis rasyto.
jas nuejo tarnauti savo tevynes
arsiausiams priesams, taciau ne.
ra jokios abejones, kad visiskat
issiteisinti jis jokiomis aplinky,
bemis negales. Juo labiau, kac
per pirma bolsevikQ okupacijs
buvo visiskai paaiskejes raudo.
nojo rezimo veidas. Kodel lietu.
viu rasytoju dalis pasirinko ant.
raja raudonaja okupacija, ne
tremti, man pasilieka dideli
misle.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-30
MikrOkopijjiin6 spauda r Iietuviq veikalai

Visais laikais ir visur budavo
pagaminama rimtu moksliniu ir
politiniq veikalu, kuriu dalis biz
nieriskai neapsimokedavo isleis-
tt, numatant, kad bus parduotas
tik mazas spausdintu egzemplio-
riu skaicius. Tais sumetimais
dalis ju likdavo nespausdinti, jei
pats autorius ir kuris kitas Sal
tinis jq isleidimo nesuspenduo-
davo. Pc antrojo pasaulinio karo
knygu rinkos salygos pablogejo.
Paw. Vokietijoj knygu pagami-
nimo islaidos padidejo penkis
kartus, tue tarpu ju pardavimo
kama paaugo tik du kartu. Be
to, inteligentu, finansinis pale
gumas sumazejo, kas sumazino
rinktiniu knygu pareikalavima.
Todel dabar dar daugiau veika-
lu turf likti nespausdinti. Tad
sudaro nuostoli kulturai ir moks-
lui.
Siam nuostoliui pasalinti vo-
kieciu profesoriu, dvasiskiu ir
bibliotekininku nutarimu prie
zymiosios knygu leidyklos Van
denhoeck und Ruprecht, Goet-
tingen, Vokietijoj, prizes iris me-
nesius yra isteigta mikrokopiju
tarpininkavimo istaiga (Mittel-
stelle fuer Mikrokopie). Jos uz-
duotis mikrokopijiniu budu is
leisti rinktinius spaudoj dar ne
pasirodziusius mokslo veikalus.
Mikrokopiju publikacija yra tue
gera, kad leidzia mazomis is
laidomis fotografijos filmoj at
spausdinti veikala ir tue j pa
daryti placiai visuomenei priei-
mama. Mikrokopijos talpinamos
spaudos ziniarastyje ir recen-
zuojamos mokslo zurnaluose, ly-
giai kaip ir normaliniu budu
spausdintieji veikalai. Bet mix.
rokopijos yra tue nepatogios
kad jomis galima naudotis tik
specialaus didinimo aparato pa.
gelba.
Kalbamoji istaiga issiuntinejo
rastus ivairiems mokslininkams,
kuriu kurie nors veikalai yra
dar nespausdinti, siulydama tos
istaigos lesomis isleisti ir pla-
tinti ju veikalus. Toki pat pa
siulyma j padare ir DR.. Marty
nui Kavoliui, buv. Lietuvos Vyr.
Tribunolo prokuroro padejejui,
dabar gyvenanciam Chicagoj,
siulydama isleisti jo tremtyje
1944-1948 m. parasyta mono
grafija apie valstybes esmes pa
zinima pozitivistiniu ir krikscio-
niskiuoju poziuriu. Kavolis pa
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-30
Lietuvi$kaS IaikraStiS Detroite?

. ALB Radio Klubo nariai ir
biciuliai sekmadieni, rugsejo 2
diena, ruosia isvyka laivu j ku-
rorta Bab-lo sala. Norintieji is
vykoje dalyvauti prasomi kreip-
tbs j p. E. Petraityte telefonu
I'll 6-6624. +
Rugpjucio 1s diena radio va
landeles metu buvo perduoda-
mos ploksteles, idainuotos Ri
maviciaus vadovaujamo Buenos
Aires lietuviu choro Argentine
je. Malonu buvo isgirsti, kad ir
tolimoje Argentinoje graziai
skamba lietuviska DANA.
Detroito lietuviai verslininkai
remia ALB lietuviska radio va
landele. Paminetini J. Miskinis,
A. K. Kudzius ir P. Padalskis,
paskutiniu metu stambesnemis
aukomis prisideje prie Radio
Klubo veiklos.
ZVR
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-30

. Girdeti, kad kaikurie Detroite
gyvena zurnalistai svarsto gall
mybes leisti Detroite vietini lie
tuviska laikrasti. Spausdintas
lietuviSkas zodis visuomet yra
mielas svecias, taciau >. Detroi-
to lietuviu kolonija yra permaza,
kad vien is saw prenumeratu
galetQ islaikyti sava laikrasti,
vietinim naujam laikraSciui
tiketis daug prenumeratoriu is
kitur irgi nera pagrindo, ypac
kai neperseniai dar keli lietuvis-
kos spaudos naujagimiai po ke-
leto pasirodziusiu numeriu, din
go be zinios, palikdami tik buri
apviltu skaitytoju.
LietuviSkos Radio Valande-
les memo kolektyvas ruosiasi
siais metals placiau pamineti
Rugsejo STA - Tautos svente.
. Rugsejo 2 diena prie sv. An
tano parapijos veikianti Lietu-
vos Vyciu klopa rengia Liberty
Parke geguzine.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-30
Be ceremoniju SUI tiesa 80.

Cia buvo pamineti tik keli pavyzdziai,
kuriuose J. Kedainis - dr. K Grinius savo
pasakojimuose su tiesa elgesi 'be ceremo-
nijQ": kaip patogiau, taip pakreipta =.
sio straipsnio pradzioje buvo SUI nepasi-
tikejimu pazvelgta j tvirtinima, kad Lietu-
vos kariuomeneje buves isisvyraves chuli-
ganizmas bel girtuokliavimas, ir kad viena
is 'perversmo rengimo priezasciu buvusi -
karininkijos susirupinimas kasdienine duona
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-30

Graziausia dovana visiems tau
tiniu sokiu megejams
V. B i jaus
THE DANCE OF LIETUVA
Voveraite, Malunas, Vedaras,
Ozelis, Blezdingele -.
81 lietuviu tautiniai sokiai bel
zaidimai
Uzsakymus ir pinigus siusti
DIRVOS redakcijai
kama - IS.
Evening star., 1951-09-13
Polio Shows Increase
After r2-Week DecIine;|
Peak Believed Passed
BY the Associated Press

Polio, apparently in a decline
for two weeks, showed an increase
last week, the Public Health Serv-
ice said today.
Officials, however, still believe
the disease has passed its peak
for this year.
During the week ended Septem-
ber 8, 1859 new cases of polio
myelitis were reported, compared
with 1,762 in the preceding week.
Louisiana reported an increase
from 81 to 100 cases. The service
was awaiting information as to
whether this increase might have
been due to delayed reports.
Disease Resembles Polio.
Complicating the picture was a
new report. from Putnam and
Westchester Counties, N. Y. of
a disease Of unknown etiology''
in which some symptoms were like
those of mild polio.
The cumulative total of polio
cases reported since the seasonal
low last March is 14,309, COM
pared with 1902 for the CORE
spending period in 1850.
DR.. w. G. Beadenkopf of the
New York State Department of
Health reported that in each COM
munity in which the disease oc-
Cured, during July and August
10 to 20 per cent of the population
was affected.
The rate was higher among
children than adults. and the
onset usually was sudden, with
fever. headache, sore throat, nau-
sea, vomiting and abdominal pain
in about a third of the cases.
COxSackie Suspected.
DR.. c. c. Dauer, health service
expert on communicable disease,
told a reporter that while labora-
tory examinations thus far have
been inconclusive, coxsackie virus
is suspected. This virus also is
believed possible cause of many
ailments in recent years dag
nosed, at the time, as non-para-
lytic polio.
The health service also is con-
sidering the possibility that the
same virus was involved in an
outbreak reported a couple OF
weeks ago in Champagne County
ILL.,, in which 80 per cent of some
80 reported cases of polio were
Fnon-paralytic.
A team from the National In
stitute of Health also is investi-
eating a recent outbreak of q
similar disease. called the devils
grippe, in Fannin County, Tex.
Evening star., 1951-09-13
Reserve Middies to Dock

NORFOLK. Va, Sept. 13 (P.-
The battleship Wisconsin and
four destroyers are expected to
dock at the Naval Base here to-
morrow morning, bringing back
home 1,100 college midshipmen
from a seven week training cruise.
Evening star., 1951-04-17
Philosophical Debate
Packs Punch; vassar
Drops 4 Professors
BY the Assoeio,ed Press

NEW YORK. April 17.-A
philosophical discussion that
packed a real punch has cost
four Vassar College professors
their jobs. sn
The quartet backed the late 10th
century ideas of British Phi
losopher Herbert Spencer, who
coined the phrase "the survival
|of the fittest."
|. Opposing them was a proponent
of Plato's 2.30O-year-old Greek
philosophy of the good life gov
erned by reason"
Principal in the dispute at the
Poughkeepsie IN. " ,women's
college were Assistant Professor
Joseph Katz, a Platonist. and
Prof. Lewis S. Feuer. a Spence
rian. 81 50 80
The argument, dating back sew
eral months, reached a peak In
January when Prof. Katz and
Prof. Feuer repeatedly engaged in
flsticuffs. s4sen 49,
The battle, has resulted In Prof.
Feuer's resignation Mrs. Morris
Hadley, chairman Of the Vassar
Board of Trustees, said in New
York City yesterday, ~
Department Head Removed.
Three other professors, who
supported the Spencer views of
Prof. Feuer. were informed that
their one-year contracts would
not be renewed, she added.
Mrs. Hadley identified two as
Miss Mary Mothersill and Paul
Spielberg. She said she did not
know the identity of the third, but
local news reports identified him
as Gerome Richfield. -
An added casualty Of the battle
was the removal of Prof. Vernon
Venable as chairman of the phi
losophy department. Mrs. Had
ley said DR.. Sydnor Walker had
been appointed by Vassar Presi-
dent Sarah Gibson Blandings to
head the department.
Vassar officials at Poughkeepsie
had no comment to make on the
incidents.
Feuer Called Aggressor.
Mrs. Hadley said the fisticuffs
apparently were due to a "long-
standing extreme clash of per-
lsonalties.
Expressing regret at the "un-
fortunate Incident" she said:
"I'm not sufficiently well up on
their various views to know what
the philosophical differences were
but if the individuals are pretty
intense they can develop a fine
difference of opion."
In the punching bout, Mrs. Had
ley said she understood that Prof
Feuer was the aggressor.
Evening star., 1951-04-17

Luxury Chair Car accommodations
on our finest, fastest stream
liners to California cost less
than you think. The Uery low-
est rail fares are good in Chair
Cars on name trains" like
these:
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Have fun. Relax in air-condi-
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with leg rests-the most lux.
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windows. Good food at popular
prices. Connecting streamliners
daily.
Ask for these trains by name
when you make your reserva-
tions. You can ride them to
s:15ss's'a 9: Hs''s q. for '.$12065
RoUED1RiP Plus tax
IS extra fare on the City of San Fran
cisco, $3.50 on the Golden State and
Sunset Limited. each way.
Evening star., 1951-04-17
81 Photos of Historic Homes
In County on Exhibit Here

historically insignificant and took
a great deal Of beating the
bushes. to pin-point their loca-
tions, Mr.. Wilfong said. Armed
with d folding camera and q note
book, he spent week ends out
over the countryside and finally
recorded about two-thirds OF them
in pictures.
The exhibit also includes q brief
description of the historical i'm
portance or distinctive features
of the homes, churches. slave
quarters, ringhouses, mills and
inns photographed
Mr.. Wilfong lives at 1889
Queens Chapel terrace NE.
Evening star., 1951-04-17

An exhibit Of "a photographs
of homes and gardens in Prince
Georges County which eantedate
1900 is on display at the Central
Public Library, Eight and e
streets NV. The library is open
from . am. to 8 pm. daily.
The exhibit. was prepared by
James C. Wilfong, jr. govern
ment district manager of the
Chesapeake 81 Potomac Telephone
Co. here.
Mr.. Wilfong spent two years on
the project which he calls a
labor of love-"
MANY Of the buildings were
Evening star., 1951-04-17
Arlington Red Cross
Collecting Used Books

The Arlington Red Cross is col
lecting pocket editions of books,
comic books and current issues of
magazines for distribution to
Army posts and hospitals.
They may be brought to the
chapter house, 4333 Lee boule-
ward, Monday through Friday
from 8 am. to 5 pm, or will
be picked up by the motor service
Evening star., 1951-04-17
Col. Bolchen to Speak
On Scandinavian Plunes

Army Air Force Col. Bernt
Balchen, a pioneer Arctic airman
will talk on Scandinavian All
Operations" at a pm. Thursday
in the Georgetown University
School of Foreign Service.
A highlight of the week LONG
sessions on the geopolitical i'm
portance Of the Arctic, Col
Balchen's speech is open to the
Evening star., 1951-04-17
| New Air Resupply Unit Created by Air Force

. The Air Force Is creating an
air resupply and communications
wing, new type unit. with head
quarters at Andrews Air Force
Base in nearby Maryland.
The wing win prepare and dis
seminate /. psycfo iogicals warfare
materials and engage In aerial re-
Evening star., 1951-04-17
Agriculture Alumni To Meet at COLLEGE, Park

Alumni Of the University of
Maryland's College of Agriculture
will gather at College Park at
2 pm. Thursday for an alumni day
banquet and tour of college de-
partments.
The program will include agri-
culture demonstrations.
Evening star., 1951-04-17

supply OF military units, the de-
partmentg said yesterday. The
wing will be part of the Air Re
supply and Communications Serv-
ice which was activated February
% within the Military Air Trans
port Service with headquarters
at Andrews.
Evening star., 1951-04-17

If you suffer from constipation due
to lack of dietary bulk, eat an
ounce (about u cup) of crispy
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN daily, drink
plenty of water. If not satisfied
after 10 days, return empty box
to Kellogg's, Battle Creek, Mich.
Get DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BAcKl
Evening star., 1951-04-17
ADVERTISEMENT.
NO IRREGULARITY
FOR rs YEARS

e'My husband introduced me to
ALL-BRAN shortly after we were
married. I use it in my cooking as
Evening star., 1951-04-17

public, as are other meetings.
The program ends saturday aft
-ernoon. with q talk by the Rev.
Artheme Dutilly. q director Of the
Arctic Institute.
Evening star., 1951-04-17

The banquet, ats8:s0 pm, will
feature a talk by Jennings Ran
dolph. former Representative from
West Virginia who is assistant tor
to the president of Capital Air
lines.
Evening star., 1951-04-17

Wei as IUI UIGdK"
fast. The result:
we're regular as
clockwork!" Mrs.
Antonina Graziano,
453 Garfield Ave-,
Jersey City, N. j.
One of many unso-
lictted letters from
AIJ.RRAN usprs.
Evening star., 1951-04-17

Austria has cut its wine taxes.
Evening star., 1951-05-04

40 Whirl-A-Wave Curriers'.
10 Short-Strand Curriers'
and Neutralizer Booster
for q wave you can set
and forget. You'll like the
extra finger" on the curl
ers that holds your hair
firmly as you roll 1t.
Evening star., 1951-05-04

Keeps you dainty and
sweet at once. Banishes
perspiration odor and
c h e k s perspiration
moisture. Extra gentle
to kin and fabrics.
Creamy smooth. fra
grantly scented.
Evening star., 1951-05-04

Prices may vary slightly In Maryland and Virginia
q few items that under State Contract
laws. Right reserved to limit quantities.
Evening star., 1951-05-04

Any standard 8-exposure
roll developed, printed
and returned to you in
Super-Pak at no extra
cost. Ends the problem
Of loose, torn or mislaid
snapshots.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-07-25
NiSei Christians
Fund to 10 toward
Hiroshima Homes

The Houses for Hiroshima" pro-
ject benefited slightly more than
one hundred dollars from the June
paper drive sponsored by communi-
ty churches and the Nisei Inter
church Council, it was announced
today by Lillian Hayashi. council
secretary.
Participating in the one-week
drive were the Baptist, Congrega-
tional, Methodist. Presbyterian and
st. Peter churches under the chair
manship Of John Ikeda. The papers
and magazines collected are sold
with all proceeds going to the Hiro-
shima project. The exact amount
obtained was $101.59.
While the Inter-church council
will suspend regular meetings the
remainder Of the summer. an inter-
church picnic may yet be planned,
according to Miss Hayashi
Due to conflicting dates with o.
ther programs, the Leaders Re-
treat, scheduled for early summer,
was postponed until a later date.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-07-25
Methodists' Picric
Slated at Lincoln

This Sunday, July 20. viii be pic
mic time for the Methodists from
$50 am. at Lincoln park. Both the
Issei and Nisei congregations will
hold morning worships at the park.
General chairman is Betty Noji of
the Social Life committee.
Transportation will be handled by
Art Yoshioka and games will be un-
der the direction of Henry Kuma-
saka.
One of the highlights at the pic
mic will be a cake sale with Julia
Hikida. Grace Uchimura and jean
ME Kawachi in charge. Prizes will
be awarded for the best decorated,
most original and best tasting cakes.
Proceeds of the sale will go towards
the organ fund.