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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-30

| tukai, kaklarysiai, juostos ir TT.
Staklemis j pavaizduos, kaip
audziami tie dalykai, kurie pa
rodoje isstatyti. Siam darbui,
kaip ir bendram parodos irengi-
mui il lures CANA dekingas sa-
lygas, mes jos zinioje bus visa
bakuze, kuri pastatyta 1887 m.
specialiai parodos reikalams, o
pernai ir siemet graziai nuda-
zyta is vidaus ir orc, stengian-
tis priartinti jos isvaizda tipis-
kan Lietuvos ukininko namui.
Neabejotinai daugiausia susi-
domejimo susilauks dali. A. Ia
mosaitienes kilimai ir tautiniai
moteru drabuziai. Siose srityse
il ryskiausiai pasirodo savo ga
bumais, technika ir kurybiniais
polekiais. Tick kilimai, tick tau
tiniai drabuziai, tai atskiri memo
kuriniai, kuriuose nesikartoja
nei kompozicija, nei spalvos, nei
ju suderinimas.
salia eiles tautiniu drabuziu
pavyzdziu parodoje bus bent ke-
Ii kilimai, kuriu idomiausi: "Eg-
le, zalciu karaliene" ir Kara
liaus Mindaugo krikstas." Apie
tuos ir kitus dailininkes sukur-
tus kilimus Juozas Akstinas ra-
So: "Cia, kaip gaivalinga ku-
rianti srove uzlieja lietuviskos
kurejos sirdi gimtQju lauku dai-
nos, mamos pasakos, kurias me-
nininke siulas prize siulo iaudzia
j lietuviska kilima. Ir tai nera
tik tuscia maniera, tai nera spe-
cialaus primityvizmo jieskoji-
mas, - tai tikras, sodrus ir Sill
tas Anastazijos Tamosaitienes
gyvenimas. Tai atvira, nuosirdi
ir idealizuota Lietuva."
Apvaziavusi su savo kuriniu
parodomis Paryziu, Berlyna,
New Yorka, Toronto, Montreal
ir kitus miestus, surinkusi ten
ellie premiju Lietuvai ir sau,
dali. A. Tamosaitiene parodys
Lietuva ir jos sugebejimus savo
kuriniais nedideliame Naujosios
Anglijos mieste ne tik auks-
items memo zinovams, bet ir Ell
liniams gyventojams, iskeldama
lietuviq tautos kurybini pajegu-
ma ir inasa j bendra memo lobi,
primindama dabartine klaikia
Lietuvos padeti, neikinancia ia
kurybine gala, isnesdama lais-
YES trokstancios tautos pagalbos
sauksma j laisve ir gerbuvi gy-
venancios tautos masses.
Tad labai svarbu, kad tuks-
tantinese parodos lankytoju Ell
lese butu ir tie, kuriems jos pa
matymas galetu sudaryti aksti-
ma kovoje del Lietuvos laisves ii
; lietuvybes islaikymo.
:! Visi lietuviai, ypac senieji
ir ju vaikai, gime jau
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kvieCia ] tautinio memo parodq

Kovoje del Lietuvos laisves ir
lietuvybes islaikymo musu tau
tinio memo parodos yra stiprus
ginklas, kuris dar nera tinkamai
isnaudotas. Lietuviq tautos XII
rybiniu galiu atskleidimas ir JOS
sukurtu vertybiu pavaizdavimas
suburia NUNS naujus draugus
placiose kitatauciu gyventoju
masese ir atveria axis items is
musiskig, kurie dazniausiai del
saves neivertinimo neriasi is
kailio. Gala, kad Didzioji dailes
paroda neistenge prasiskinti pla-
tesnio kelio j kitas lietuviu ko-
lonijas.
Siemet ruosiamoji lietuviu
tautinio memo paroda Broctone,
Mass. atliks dideli uzdavini mu-
sq pagrindiniu tikslu siekime,
nes kiekvienos parodos pasise-
kimui reikalingi du elemental
joje yra uztikrinti.
Nei parodos lygis, nei lanky-
toju sutraukimas nekelia jokiq
rupesciu ir abejojimu. Dali. A.
Tamosaitienes dalyvavimas pa
rodoje su savo memo dirbiniais
laiduoja parodos auksta lygi,
ivairuma, o taip pat patraukima
ar net paverzima kiekvieno, ku-
ris mes aki j musu liaudies ku-
rybos geriausios zinoves ir at
stoves. o aplinkybe, kad paroda
vyksta Lietuviu bakuzeje,
Brockton Fair plote ir laiku,
nulemia gausu lankytoju skai-
ciu, kuris isreiskiamas ne tuks-
tanciais, bet simtais tukstanciu.
Ankstyvesnese tos rusies pa
rodose, kurios ruosiamos jau
daugiau kaip desimt metu, lie
tuviai aiskiai iSsiskirdavo is XII
tu tautybiu parody, pralenkda-
mi jas ne tick eksponatu gau-
sunni, kick ju originalumu, sko-
ningumu ir paprastumu, isreis-
kianciu musu tautos igimta ku-
rybinguma, gaivaliska verzluma,
grozio pamegima, formu ivai-
ruma. O tas parodas budavo
sunesami atsitiktiniai ekspona-
tai, neapima visu musQ plataus
liaudies memo saku, kartais net
nepajegia isreiksti viso musu
tautinio memo grozio. Todel nuo
rugsejo 8 d. ligi rugsejo Is d.
ruosiamoji paroda dar didesniu
kontrastu atsimus j kitty tauty-
blu parodas, mes joje bus ne tik
daugiau planingumo, tinkamo
eksponatu parinkimo, budingu
musu tautinio memo rusiu isrys-
kinimo, bet ir bendro parodos
meninio apipavidalinimo.
Dali. A. Tamosaitiene atva-
ziuoja j paroda is Kanados SUI
savo staklemis ir ivairiais dar-
bais, kaip kilimai, tautiniai mo-
teru drabuziai, pirstines, megz-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-30
Nauiakuriu d6meSiui!

Didziojo New Yorko Tremti-
niu Pagalbos Vajaus Komitetas
nutare spalio 7 dienos leidziama-
jane specialiame koncerto lei
dinyje ypac atsizvelgti j lietu-
vius naujakurius, kurie noretu
pareiksti padekas savo kviete-
jams. Todel nustatyta 4 dol. kai-
ma tokioms padekoms, kurios
uzimtu nedaugiau kaip 1/9 lei
dinio puslapio.
Atsiunte viena doleri, skaity-
sis vakaro remejais (bOoster) ir
ju pavardes taip pat bus pa
skelbtos tame leidinyje.
Iskirpkite sia atkarpa, uzpil-
dykite ja ir SUI 4 dol. pinigais,
cekiu ar money orderiu (vakaro
remejai i doleriu) ir siuskite
siuo adresu:
Didziojo New Yorko Tremti-
niu Pagalbos Vajaus Komitetas,
105 Grand St., Brooklyn II NY.
Prasau patalpinti mano pade-
ka kvietejui:
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Kvietejo vardas ir pavarde
Vakaro remejo vardas, pavarde.

svetimoje zemeje, turetu sia pa
roda susidometi, ja aplankyti,
palyginti musu liaudies mena su
kitty tautu tokiu menu. Paroda,
kurioje dali. A. Tamosaitiene
savo kuriniais pavaizduos atvira
Lietuva ir jos kurybinguma, iro-
dys, kad tautos kulturinis pa
jegumas vertintinas ne pagal
atskirq asmenu, bet visos tau
tos pajeguma, kuriuo pasizymi
lietuviu tauta. Organizacijos, vi
suomenes veikejai, tremtiniai
turetu imtis iniciatyvos organi-
zuoti parodos lankyma.
~. VIC
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-30

lingi.. Nuobodus, ikyrus, virs-
norminis, mechaniskas darbas
kenkia sveikatai, bet pritaikytas
ir ivairus darbas visapusiskai
iSvysto kuno ir dvasios jegas.
Vidujinis dziaugsmas, didis pa
sitenkinimas plusta is gerai at
likto darbo.
Garsusis Nobelio premijos lau-
reatas Hendrix de Man prizes
keleta metu isleido apie 800
puslapiu knyga: Der Kampf
um die Arbeitsfreude", kurioje
placiai isvysto klausima, kaip
per darba iskovoti dziaugsma.
Dziaugsmas tampa, tarytum,
vyriausiu zmogaus uzmokesniu
ir siekiamuoju tikslu.
Labai svarbu, kad zmonija
moketu suprasti ir ivertinti tail
didiji kovos ir pasiryzimo mo-
menta, tail susikaupima savyje,
kada mes per ilgesni laika be-
sidarbuodami isvystame savo
pastangu vaisius. Kada mes per
darba ka nors kuriame, musu
verte labiausiai iskyla, savygar-
bos jausmas isigali sieloje.
Daugelis musu praktiskai ISL
tikinome, kad Vokietijoje darbs-
tumas tapo meniskuoju pasidi-
dziavimu ir isugde tautos gar
be. Tikrai sakant, tautos turtas
ir gludi tautos darbstume. Pri-
sikeliancioj Lietuvoj musu tau
tines pedagogikos pastangos vi
SUI intensyvumu turetu butt nu-
kreiptos j sistemingo darbstu-
mo ugdyma tautoje. Ne roman
tiskos svajones, ne teorines Ii
MOS, bet sistemingai islavinti
darbstus pilieciai uztikrins tau
tos ateiti.
Porevoliucine nuotaika, skau-
dus ilgo karo pedsakai labai
NUNS pakenke. Turtu sunyki-
mas ir ju netekimas, pinigi nu-
vertinimas, neuztikrintas ryto-
jus ismuse zmones is gyvenimo
ritmo. Visi is gyvenimo daugiau
tikejomes, negu galejome gauti
Nepaslaptis, kad anarchijos
pradai, valdzios negerbimas bu.
vo isigalejes ir musQ tautoje
nepriklausomybes laikais. Paza.
dais suvilioti darbininkai ir bied.
nuomene laukte lauke geresniV
dienu, kada beveik, nieko ne.
dirbant gales jie gerai gyventi
Deja, svajones ir pazadai tik
pasakose ir sapnuose teimano.
mi. O. realusis gyvenimas ge-
resne ateiti suteikia tik darbs-
clam ir saziningam zmogui.
Tx 16 val. darbas per para
ir pasiryzimas E d S n u
leido tick isradimu padaryti il
nemirtingojo varda igyti. Tur-
tingiausias Amerikoje automo-
biliu karalius F ord a S save
isleistoj didokoj knygelej, pata.
ria, kaip gyvenima tvarkyti il
kaip praturteti. Jis papasakoja
kad jis labai daug vargo ir dirbc
ir tik per istverminga darba -
sake jisai - JUS tegalite saU
geresne ateiti praskinti.
I prieskarinius dvarponius il
suirusius rusu birokratus isiziu'
reje, mes siandien meginame
JUGS nevykusiai pozuoti. Tue
tarpu Vakaru Europos pazangs
gludi darbstume. Inteligentijos
koplaciausia kuryba, technikos
pazanga. iSradimai. pausi lite
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Vytauto A. Braziulio

Vytauto A. Braziulio
AS LAIKIAU PAMALDAS w
S T A L l N a
IdOmus staciatikiq dvisiski0
pasipasakOjimas. 60 puslapiq
Galima uzsisakyti DirvOje, SUM
knygele. kama - so centQ
Giant SOC paSto zenklais. arba
$1.0O uz dvi
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-07-20
Between Covers

A remarkable book of high
ideals best expressed by men of
all creeds from the Bible to the
present day is Victor Gollancz's
''Man and God" just published in
this country Himself one of
England's distinguished publish
ers, Mr.. Gollancz has compiled an
anthology of what he calls "pas-
sages chosen and arranged to ex-
press a mood about the human
and divine" ;. In it we find pas
sages of wisdom from the Bible
and from Tolstoy, from the Tai
mud and from Emerson, from the
Zohar and from Goethe, from the
Midrash and from Walt Whitman
Side by side with the sayings
of Rabindranath Tagore are the
sayings of Erasmus and the pro-
nouncements by the Kotzker Rab-
bi, the Koretzer Rabbi, and Raban
Gamaliel !. Not to speak Of say
ings Of the Baalshem, the Rizhy-
ner Rabbi, the Kossover Rabbi,
the Kobryner Rabbi and a dozen
other well-known Hassidic rabbis
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-07-20

It was General Remer who, as
commander of the Berlin Guards,
was ordered by the Fuehrer ruth
lessly to stamp out the anti-Hitler
Generals conspiracy on July 20,
1914. He did so, and Goebbels
thereafter had every reason to
compliment him on being ''fana=
teal National Socialist" Nothing
that has happened since 1945 has
made the slightest impact on his
mind. In fact he publicly boasts
that he did right and, given the
chance, would act in precisely the
same way again. It is necessary,
he says, to ''link up with the glor-
ious tradition of the Hitler Reich, I"
in order to ''recapture for Ger
many the place due to her."
This man Remer. now AZ. is in
name e-Chairman. in fact the
Great Leader OF the socialist
Reich Party" which polled nearly
100000 votes-one tenth Of the
total-in a recent election in the
important State of Lower SaxonY.
Its core is made up of prominent.
double-dYed Nazis. and all too
familiar features are the toughs
of the inevitable body guard. the
jackboots. the Hitler Youth now
called Reich Youth. the Prussian
goosestep. and above all. the per-
fidious attacks on democracy.
Reme1's bra1en lie that the Gov.
eminent had made plans to flee
from Germany in the event Of a
Russian invasion was a character
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-07-20
FALSE Teeth
That Loosen
Need Not Embarrass

Many wearers of false teeth have
suffered real embarrassment be-
cause their plate dropped, slipped
or wobbled at just the wrong time.
Do not live in fear of this happen
ing to you. Just sprinkle a little
FASTEETH, the alkaline mon
acid) powder, on your plates.
Holds teeth more firmly, so they
feel more comfortable. Does not
sour. Checks "plate odor" (denture
breath). Get FASTEETH at any
drug store.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-07-20
Specialists To Be Invited
To Fill Israel Positions

NEW YORK (ISD = To meet
the growing need for specialists in
various fields, the Government of
Israel recently established a De-
partment of Professional an d
Technical Personnel attached to
the Office of the Prime Minister.
The function of this Department
will be to locate those skilled peo-
pie interested in the future devel-
opment of the country and to in
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-07-20

istic example of the Nazi techni-
que.
The Party began its career in
the late autumn of 1949 as the off
shoot of one in the miscellany of
Nazi factions, the German Party
of the Right" 1t soon engaged in
that strident campaign of SUBJ
versive propaganda reinforced by
terroristic violence which was
first preached in "Mein Kampf."
The success achieved was as
striking as that of Hitler in Sep
TENDER 1880 and it seems that the
new Nazis, finding themselves so
suddenly in sight of power, are
employing. the same stratagem of
trying to appear respectable. It is
no longer remembered today that
Hitler once told the foreign press
he did propose to curb the rights
Of the German Jews, and only
enterprising historians will dig up
his fantastic promise: eve shall
not swindle and we shall not lie."
With the same cool unconcern,
S.R.P. leaders now protest that
they Internationally support a
democratic State" though they
add, ominously enough, that they
regard a man not as an indivi-
dual but as a member of society,""
Obviously these affirmations,
however blatantly insincere, are
intended, like Hitler's, to set up a
screen of legality behind which
the gains can safely be digested,
fresh forays planned, and demo-
cratic tolerance exploited for the
purpose of destroying democratic
freedom.
At present three points stand
out in the PartY's propaganda.
First. a marked hostility against
the West. American war crirni-
mails" and the american terror
regime" are denounced, and the
Bonn Government are abused as
"collaborators." Britain is accused
of being "anti-European" and. if
she had been wise enough to join
Hitler. says Remer. india would
still be hers-five Panzer Divi-
sions would have settled it."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-07-20

vite them to fill specific positions
in Israel.
This program of locating skilled
personnel will complement other
plans for inviting specialists to
Israel such as the Point Four Pro-
gram of the United States and the
Technical Assistance Program of
the United Nations.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-07-20
The New NaZi Threat

EDITORS NOTE This article by a noted British stu
affairs is based largely the arung
World Jewish Congress furnishes
graphic proof of VIC warnings about the rise of dan
gerous fascist forces in Germany
said for Major General Otto Ernst Remer who
Naz forcehe nothing straight
him the worldly wisdom of those who
old find fault with Hitler because
failed this kind Of preense. He still
himself bound by the oath the Fuehrer.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-07-20

s. The Hindu mystic Chaitanya,
the Chinese thinker Chuang Tzu
and Eliezer ben Azariah, a rabbi
who lived in the second century
A. Dali provide food for
thought in Mr.. Gollancz's book I.
Doris Smolar)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-07-20

Harry Herbert. veteran Center
executive and USO-JWB worker.
who has been appointed director
of the Fund-Raising Division Of
the National Jewish Welfare
Board.
Evening star., 1951-12-20
u. 5. Servicemen Giving
British Children Parties
BY the Associated Press

+ London. Dec. 20.-Santa Claus
with an American accent will visit
more than 1000 British children
this year.
They win be the guests of
American servicemen at parties
here and at United States Air
Force Bases in the Eastern coun-
TICS.
The enlisted personnel of United
States Naval Headquarters here
are. throwing a party for under
privileged children tomorrow In
the AFRICAN Embassy canteen.
Leroy Jaye Of Hollywood, Calf :,
will portray Father Christmas, as
British youngsters call Santa
Claus,
Evening star., 1951-12-20
$3.50 NyIon
Crepe Slips
$l.99
Frothily trimmed with
lace and net. White only.
Sizes "a, SO, SO.
Kann's-Second Floor
Notions

S0-S2.98 Plastic Garment Bags,
dress, suit sizes, upper closures.
Ea. S1.39
4O-$1.9S Rayon Satin Dress
Hangers, pastels. Set Of 2,
s1.0O
40-7sc Quilted Plastic Chair
Backs, blue, green---- 2Sc
50-S1.69 Two-Way Stretch Cir
dies, flesh color, S., NJ, L. sizes,
49c
3o-79c Clothes Dryers, for
travel or home use, plastic clips,
29c
4O-S1.69 Rayon Taffeta Bra
Dress Shields, broken sizes -39c
28-Toe Rubbers, black and
brown. Pf 1Oc
5o-2sc Plastic Shoulder Covers.
pink, blue 10c
$3.50, SOC Sanitary Belts,
broken sizes 10c
15-s3.95 Pinking Shears, for
light, heavyweight materials,
S1.98
7o-35c Plastic Shower Caps,
assorted colors-- - 15c
16-S2.98 Sewing Boxes, Gre
tonne covered, soiled-----S1.98
5O-69c Plastic Scuffs, medium,
4. ~ a
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-12-20
Man Fined for Building
Garage Without Permit

Marvin L. Smith, 43. of 100
Shepherd street NV, yesterday
pleaded guilty in Municipal Court
to erecting a garage on his prop
erty without q permit and paid
"a SO fine.
Meanwhile, the building inspec-
tors Office is investigating a COM
plant by Mr.. Smith that he paid
$40 to an inspector to get a per-
NIT for him. The permit was
never obtained. Mr.. Smith said.
Evening star., 1951-12-20
Cosmetics

Revlon Gold Colored Compacts,
discontinued style -79c
S-Pc. Plastic Dresser Sets, floral
ASoA6ho -Sk.<C
S2.75 and $500 Bright Stars
Cologne $1.29 and $2.29s
s2.9s and $3.9s Military Brush
Sets, 2 and 3 piece sets,
$1.00 and $1.98
$l.75 Old South Cotton Blossom
Cologne, deluxe package,
35c or 3 for $780,
Vigny "Heure Intime" Perfume
and Cologne Set---------S1.2Ss
$1.5o Wrisiey Soap Chests sec
Plus 200 tax
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-12-20
NeckaUeNr

N-S1O.95 Nyion Blouses, sheer,
dressy, whites and pastels; sizes
% to 80 -----------------$7.88
95.96 Womens' Coat Sweaters,
100% wool cardigan, wine, blue,
green, rose, grey; sizes SO to 46,
Sass
$2.9S to $4.95 Silk Scarfs, So"
square, satin, crepes, sheers,
beautiful floral and conven-
tional patterns, handrolled,
$1.S8
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-12-20
Knit T11sde1'sUeUi.

IS pcs.-Imperfects Of $685. and
$7.s5 Nylon Tricot Slips, Lace
trimmed, tearose and white,
not all sizes -----------$3.6S
20 pcs.-Imperfects Of Soc and
S1.0O indies, panty and vest
styles, broken sizes ----69c
20 pcs. Imperfects Of SS.95 Ny.
lon Tricot Gowns, famous
brand, tearose and blue, broken
blZSS -$0.01
60-Imperfects Of 6Sc Rayon
Tricot Briefs, Hollywood styles,
tearoee and white, not all sizes,
. for $1.00
Kann's-street Floor
Evening star., 1951-12-20
Appliances

1-$21s.S5 Electric Range, fully
equipped. 1851 model; floor
1-S25S.S5 Automatic Electric
Range, 1851 model; floor sam
pie -$219.00
1-S259.50 De Luxe Magic Chef
Gas Range, 1851 model, waist
high broiler; floor sample,
$4,000
1-199.S5 Magic Chef Gas
Range, divided top, time re-
minder, 1851 model; floor sam
pie e------------------$lSS.OO
1-sS4.s5 Apt.-Size Gas Range,
fully equipped $500
1-s30s.75 Frigidaire, II Gu. it.,
1850 model; floor sample,
$275.OO
2-s20s.s5 Easy spindrier wash
ers, de luxe 1851 models, DEM
onstrators ------------S159. 90
Kann's-Appliance Store
Evening star., 1951-12-20
HafsdkerchiefS

Mems Initial Handkerchiefs,
white cotton, embroidered ini-
tial, boxed and ribboned ready
for gift-giving ng----3 for 87O
Soc Mems Hand Embroidered.
Initial Handkerchiefs, white
cotton, -------------- eacn 1Sc
39c to Soc W0men's Handkef.
chiefs, cottons and linens, floral
prints, many hand rolled and
scallopped ------ each 2Sc
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1951-12-20
Rugs

As69.S5 Hand Hooked Cotton
Rugs, 9xl2 ft--------S4 SASS
-s12S.s5 Hand Hooked Wool
Rugs, 9xl2 # ---- S79.95
1-S159.S5 Grey Plain Velvet,
9x15 it., as is $39.95
6-S29.95 Wool Carpet Samples,
Asks ft--------- # $1,000
1-S69.95 Grey Loop Pile Cotton
Rug, 12x8.5 ft---------S39.95
1-S147.9O Beige Twist Weave
Rug, 9x12 it., as is S59.95
1-Sec. of S149.95 Beige Tone
On-Tone Broadloom, 9x12 it..
s69.95
1-$76.50 Grey Tone On Tone
Broadloom, 9x6.3 ft------$29.95
1--SS9.95 Beige Tone-On-Tone
Broadloom, 9x6 it $780, S29.95
1-SS4.95 Blue Round Hand
Hooked Rug, 8x1O it., soiled,
S39.s5
II Yds. S7.95 Green Carved Will
ton Carpeting, q" wide. Yd.,
S4.95
+S6.95 Loop Pile Cotton Rugs,
chartreuse, 24x48"- "---- $3.50
1-$59.95 Rose Carved Wilton,
9x4.6 ---- S19.95
1-$76.2O Rose Twist Rug, 9x5.10
It. -$36.95
1-S95.15 Grey Velvet Rug, 9x7.5
It. -S49.95
1-$74.95 Grey Twist Rug, 9x7.3
IT,,
Kanri's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-12-20
GIOCes

$3.50 Double woven Nylon
Gloves, brown, navy, biscuit and
white, sizes 6 to ~ In assort-
ment s1.6S
s1.25-$1.39 Kiddie Mitts, l0oHs
wool, bright colors plus navy,
brown, sizes 2, 3 and 4-----8Sc
S4.00 Novelty Kidskin Gloves,
black and black and white,
sizes 6, 81, 81 -S2.79
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-12-20
Occasional
Furniture

1-S29.95 Chairside Table, ma
hogany, floor sample
1-S29.95 Cocktail Table, ma
hogany, floor sample 1859
1-S24.95 Step-End Table, ma
hogany veneers, floor sample,
$13.89
1-$24.95 Shelf End Table, ma
hogany veneers, floor sample,
$14.29
sass Smoking Stand, metal,
handle missing g-----------$1.67
1-Sl9.95 Lamp Table, rnahog-
any finish, floor sample -$11.44
1-$5.99 Magazine Rack, ma
hogany finish, floor sample,
$2.67
1-$3S.5O Step-End Table, lined
oak, damaged ------ $18.49
1-S29.50 End Table, solid oak,
silver fox finish, floor sample,
S14.77
1-$l1.50 TV Table, mahogany
finish, floor sample $3.50
1-S29.50 Kneehole Desk, ma
any finish, 6 drawers, floor
sample : - S14.69
1-S19.95 Plastic Lounge Chair,
red, floor sample ----$11.59
1-S9.95 Utility Chair, mahog-
any finish, black needlepoint,
as is S5.47
1-$13.95 Utility Chair, mahog-
any, green padded seat ---$7.77
1-$64.5O Dinette Set, 5-pc. solid
oak, nat. finish, red plastic
seats, floor samjle- SALTS
1-$69.50 Six Dining Room
Chairs Il arm style), mahogany
finish, grey-wine stripe seats,
S43.77
Kanns-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-12-20
nv, Radios

1-s502.95 MotoroIa Console
TV, 90" screen, half doors, ma
hog. finish; 1851 model, s31s.Oo
2Admiral Sway Portable Ra-
dios, 1851 models s24.OO
1-S59.95 Emerson Table Model
Radio, AMIN 34.Oo
1-$24.95 Emerson Table Model
Radio, 5 tubes------S16.O0 90
3-$17:S5 HOpalong Cassidy Ra-
dos $1,000
@$12.95 Record Attachments,
Is RPM; as is----86.0o
Kann's-Appliance Store
Evening star., 1951-12-20
Heart Guild PIons Porty

The Metropolitan Heart Guild
will hold a Christmas party and
turkey lunch at noon tomorrow
in the children's ward Of CALM
ger Hospital.
Evening star., 1951-12-20
Speeiol PuFehosel
Holiday
BLOUSES
$3.50 .s.

Long-sleeve rayon crepes
in white, pink, rose, aqua,
brown, beige or black.
Also short-sleeve rayon
failles with trims. In
white and colors. Sizes
1898.
Kann's-NeckWear
Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-12-20

JesUeIry
2s7.50 Genuine Rock Crystal
Necklaces observation-disclosures 5000
35-S1.50 Chromium Finished
Pencil Lighters sec
1-$5.s5 Gold Color Compact,
as Is .OOs
1$1.O0 ld-Plated Tags, as is,
19c%
50-S1.95-$3.00 Jewelry --$1.0Os
500 pcs. Costume Jewelry,
special 2/$1.00s
A$7.50 Neck Chains ----$1.95s
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-12-20
Hosiery

211 Prs. As Is Sheer Nylons, full
fashioned, several constructions,
famous names included, broken
sizes and colors. Pr.-----5 -59c
las Prs. $1.35 Famous Name 81
Gauge Nylons, discontinued COL
ors, not all sizes. Pr------69c
400 Prs. s1.35 Dark Seam Ny
Ions, 51-gauge, super-sheer,
popular sizes, good colors. Pr,
79c
23o Prs. S1.15 Imperfect Super
sheer Nylons, run-resisting,
good colors and sizes. Pr. sec
IS Prs. Irregs. $1.5O 60-gauge
Nylons, broken sizes and coll
ors. Pr. -69c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-12-20
Leather Goods

Leather Goods
$500 Fitted Clothes Brush,
as Is $685.
1-S7.50 Mans Fitted Leather
Toilet Case ---.S3 $685.
$500 and $3.50 Leather Let
ter Cases $3.50
$500 to $1,000 Mems Tie
Eases 1895"
$500 Drawstring Broadcloth
Do6o $S.40|
3-S10.95 Shoulder Bags, leather
and suede combinations, S3.49s
3-SS.95 Women's Overnite
Cases, as is ------S1.99s
'Plus 40 % tax.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-12-20
On Sale Washington Store OnIy!
Clearance Of Lomps

Clearance or Lamps
$14.98 Bronze-plated, 6-way Floor lamps, bases
only ------------------------
1898 Modern Table Lamps, styles, limited
$298 Crstal Vanity Bases, styles----$l.98 ca.
$500 Bisque. Figurines. Metal mounting with
silk drum shades s-----------------SIO.O a In. 90 pr
Kanns-Third Floor