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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
RECOVERING FROM FALL
Aviation Cadet Albert GOIdfarb.


1866 Virginia Park. IS reported
Recovering from a head injury
suffered IN q iall on the ice at
Syracuse. y. y. where be is taxi
ing an army course at Syracuse
University.
1t. Col james ID. Taylor. 1919
Murray Hill former General
Motors personnel officer, now IS
assistant personnel officer in the
Far East armed forces.
Cpls. Alan r. and Max G.. West,
twin sons of Mr.. and Mrs Alfred
j. West. GA ST Jean. have quail
fed for aviation cadet training at
the Rapid City army air base and
now are seeking second lieutenant
commissions
Master sgt. Celeste Martini.
2Cl03 Exeter. has been warded
the Legion Of Merit by Gen. Mac
Arthur for q 'Signing a supple
mentsry~ claipp for forward ma
CHINE guns inv aircraft This device
has been adopted In all planes OF
a certain type
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
Not Afraid Of Work

SPRINGFIELD. H., Dec 3
(UPl When a city council order
revoked a parking meter ordinance
and forced a layoff of nearly 30
street department employees. Com
missioner Frank Lock dug out his
overalls. Lock said he'd ride gar
bage or ash trucks or use a
shovel if necessary 10 help his
understaffed department collect
the citV'S waste
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
Father Of 8 Joins Marines

PORTLAND. Me. Dec 3 (UP)
For three years Adrien w.
Plouffe, 80. tried TO get his wifc's
permission to enlist She relented
yesterday and he joined tho ma
rineS. He is the father of eight
children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

Good eouduSC medals have bepn
gfyen Master Sgt ZangMell
Segaii, oioO second. Smoky i'm,
Kan, AAF; Pfc. Eugene r. Emo,
1920 Abbott, Camp Roberts. Cal-
Recent honor students: I'D 1t.
Robert X. Thomas, 1924 Wash
burn. New Orleans, La, naval
training station: Robert w. BetK-
ing. l76l f Grand Blvd Herman
Sanders. 1927 CharlevoiX. Joseph
a. Herman. $50 King, Great
lakes hospital corps school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
Family Seek Leave
For Son in Air Force
War Problem Clinic:

War Problem Clinic:
Our Oldest son joined the Ain
Force in April. 1913. and has
never had furlough A furlough
was promised him after six
months in the service and when
the time came he was told he
has 10 be in the service one year.
| know of certain soldiers thai
have been home twice in seven
months. Can you please tell me
what 1 can dO7
MR.. AND MRS. r.
Dear MIR. and Mrs. r.:
There Is no hard and fast
rule on the subject of granting
Burroughs. They are granted
at the convenience Of the service
and almost entirely at the
discretion OF the immediate COM
manding officer. Much depends
on where the servicemsn IL
located and his immediate
task. suggest he contact
his commanding officer through
channels.
WALTER II. r. SCOTT.
Vice Commander of Detroit
Districts Association. American
Legion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
informal Modelling
in kern's High School Shop
Saturday from z:30 to $3.50

Hop trolley early tomorrow afternoon you won't minute
Of This supedexe showing Of sharp clothes These six SubDebs will
model informally It's welcome nemsson for Christmas shoppers
plan your whole crowd in the High School Shop!
KERNS-SEcOND FLOOR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

Cute as Christmas packages :. :. tempt.
ing as mistIetoe :. and Just the thing
10 make teensters Christmas merrier!
Two new June Bentleys" from super
collection. ABOVE: Winter white twill
with red n blue braid trim. A sIim-fit-
ting two-piecer complete with emblem!
LEFT: Button-down-the- hacker in soft
rabbits hair! Blue, natural. Iipstick or
luqqaqe. Both in sizes 2 to S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

KERN'S-sECOND FLOOR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

zro. sn. 'sti1r,t. r.sCof
t.sf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Thin Calves

TO VELOP understood
calves, get a jumping rope and
use it twice day for 10-minute
periods. Wonderful what it will
do TO firm the muscles and bring
a rounded contour. Jump on
one foot for 10 jumps. then 10
on the other foot, then 10 on
both feet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
7 ! NJ T
WNS HeCpr more CNIHNbIe

We on The home front have The
grave responsibility OF keeping up
the stream Of equipment and
supplies vital 10 The Allied Ma
tons armed forces. Every hour
not applied 10 production OF
essential war materials or 10 the
service Of war workers is indirectly
boost for The Asis. We must
mol waste time. Let's find our
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Sweet Potato Salad

A GOOD way to use leftover
sweet potatoes, according 10
Maureen O'Hara. is 10 dice them
up and mix with diced celery
and olives. Then add chopped
parsley and cover with French
dressing -you'll be delighted
with this mixture served as a
salad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

Job in war work TO help speed
up victory.
War plants in the Detroit area
need men and women, with or
without experience. Many firms
provide training, pay while you
learn, give you every opportunity
70 turn The time you've been let
ting go into urgently needed arms
for our fighting fronts. A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Ida GabrieI's
Lunch Box
Menus
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

BY PRUDENCE PENNY
LAST BUT not least is the
Lunch Box Contest entry sub
mitted by Ida Gabriel. 1920
Atkinson. Though she was
winner during the week of May
%, her menus were not printed
then. But here they are today,
"A fitting climax TO our lunch
box contest. / am sure they, as
well as the many others that we
have brought to your attention.
will aid you would-be meal
packers during the days to
come.
Listed among the menus is A
recipe for English PaSties, which
is given below. BY way OF sug-
gestion, she says. wrap them
while still hot in linen napkin:
this way they will keep warm
and appetizing for hours.
These pasties have always
been favorites in the dinner
pals Of the Copper Country.
have gone on sleighing parties
in winter months, and plcnics in
summer So why not take them
in the lunch box, TOO? They're
sure 10 please. along with the
following daily menus;
Monday
Chicken Broth nth Rice and
Tomato
Lettuce and Tomato Sandwich
on Whole Wheat Bread
Crackers aud Cheese Spread
Appie Celery
Honey-PeonVt Cookies
tuesday
Arocddo, Carrot md Mt
.SondWich on White Bread
rcd0ut Butter and Stuffed Oitce
Sandwich on Rye Brehd
Egg, Orion and Cucumber
.SGndUich
M Whole Wheat Bread
Toptoco Custard Orange
Hot Matted MIX Spice Cake
Wednesday
Vegetable Soup
Jam ard Peanut Butter
.SondUich
Tuna Fish SandUich
on Rye Bread
Graham Crackers NTH
Cream Cheese
Strips Of Rotc Carrot Banana
Thursdsy
Pimiento. Sweet Pickle
aud Cheese Saed.HIeh-
m White Bread
kfHeetessst letth Relish an Rye
Figs, Dates or Rdisins
NTH .NUts and WngoHnnise
on White Bread
Appi" Sauce Rnd,shes
Loaf Cqke nth Lemoa Icing
OroHgeode
Friday
Beef Boudior
shrimp, Carrot and
Pineapple SoHdloich
nm Whole Wheat Bread
Cottage Cheese, Nuts and
Parsley on Boston Broicn Breod
Rice PUddWg Deriied Eggs
Sailed Waters
Saturday
old English Pqsties
Cole SidW Cinnamon Rolls
Chd Sauce Ornrgs
English posties
2 cups pastry flour
! teaspoon salt
q cup shortening
Cold water
= cup raw potato
) cup cooked meat cubes
? tablespoons grated carrot
! tablespoon grated onion
Salt and pepper
Butter.
Sift flour and salt together.
cut IN shortening. Add just
enough cold water 10 hold in
gradients together. Divide dough
and roll on Toured board. as for
PIE. Flour dough lightly.
On each section place = cup
potato and meat. . tablespoons
carrot. l tablespoon onion and
season with salt and pepper.
Dot with butter. Fold dough
over. using cold water 10 seal.
Twist into oblong shape. Bake
in hot oven (i25 degrees until
nicely Drowned
Evening star., 1943-04-08
ard F. James, was attacked in her

ard F. James, was attacked in her
berth.
Yesterdays trial opening was de-
voted to painstaking selection of
jurors which hinged largely on the
question of racial feeling.
BY nightfall the 13-one an al
ternate-had been accepted by
Folkes' attorney, Leroy Lomax of
Portland, Greg. But the jury panel
of 40 had been exhausted, and with
five challenges remaining to the
prosecution, Circuit Judge L. G. Lew
elling ordered Is more veniremen to
appear today.
Justice Lewelling, at Mr.. Lomax's
Evening star., 1943-04-08
OPA Counsel to Address
Citizens League Here

Harry Booth, utilities counsel of
the Office of Price Administration,
will speak on Whose Interests Does
the Public Utilities Committee Pro-
tect?" at a meeting of the Citizens
Progressive League at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow at the Peoples Congrega-
tional Church, 624 M street NV.
Mrs. Mabel I. Morris. secretary of
the Fort Davis Citizens Association,
will speak on "Why Do We Need a
PEOPLES COunSel?"
Evening star., 1943-04-08
Testimony Expected Today
In Staying Of Virginia Bride

the California-bound passenger train
on which the killing occurred. He is
accused of slashing the throat of
21-year-old Mrs. Martha Virginia
Brinson James, member of a promi-
nent Norfolk (VaD family, early
January q as the limited passed
through Tangent, village near here.
Mrs. James, wife of Ensign Rich
Evening star., 1943-04-08

Spokesman for the women said
etiquette authorities held it was
permissible for woman workers to
thumb rides to or from their places
of employment, provided they wore
their identification badges.
Police Sergt. William H. Munhall
said, however. that motorists had
complained that the women sta
toned themselves in the middle of q
highway, causing danger to them
selves and the motorists. and that
some of the women made annoying
remarks to autoists who declined to
halt.
Evening star., 1943-04-08
SPREADS
AND DRAPES

al Originally 2.99 Bates
Catalina" Woven Cotton
Spreads. Double size only in
blue or rose on natural
grounds -- 1.99
80 Originally 3.99 Bates
''Homespun" Woven Cotton
Spreads. Double size in
natural, rose or blue $50
II Originally 3.99 Bates
"Homespun" Woven Cotton
Spreads. Single size in nat
ural or blue e---2 $50
19- Originally 3.99 Bates
"Homespun" Woven Cotton
Drapes. 2l2 yds. long. In
blue or natural $50
19- Originally 3.99 Bates
"Lupin and Fence" Woven
Cotton Drapes. 212 yds. long.
In blue or rose $50
IL Originally 5.99 Bates
"Hawaiian Flower" Woven
Cotton jacquard Spreads.
Single size in grey or blue,
4.50
(Spreads, Drapes, Sixth Floor.)
Evening star., 1943-04-08

ALBANY, Greg, April 8.-With
13 jurors accepted by the defense,
the murder trial resulting from the
lower 13 sleeping car knife Staying of
an attractive young Navy bride ap-
peared certain today to reach the
testimony stage.
The defendant is Robert E. Lee
Folkes, 20, colored diner cook aboard
Evening star., 1943-04-08

request, ordered witnesses excluded
from the courtroom. When District
Attorney Harlow Weinrick asked if
that meant defense witnesses, too,
Mr.. Lomax replied.
THE defense will have no wit
neSSeS"
Evening star., 1943-04-08
| ID Women Held
|For Thumbinq
Rides to Work
y the Associated Press.

WATERFOWL, Mass, April g.
Questions of wartime etiquette will
be argued when A woman war
workers appear in court Wednesday
on charges of violating a municipal
traffic ordinance against "thumbing'
automobile rides.
Evening star., 1943-04-08
Originally I.P
BACK RESTS
LOO

Sturdy canvas back rests-so
convenient for invalids or
convalescents. Just 30 of
them!
30 Originally 1.19 to 1913
Decorated Cake Covers-to
keep your cakes fresh and
moist --59c Soc
7 Originally 3.95 Health
Juicers-to extract healthful
juices from vegetables 200
36 Originally 25c Twin Serv-
ing Sets-rack holding two
containers-one for catsup
and one for mustard ---19c
Housefurnishings.
Seventh FlOOr)
Evening star., 1943-04-08
Gets Fuel in Milk Bottles

PORTLAND, Oreg R).-Mrs.
Kenneth L. Simmons ration board
granted her a supplemental fuel oil
ration. Fuel Dealer John T. Car
son delivered personally the 2 gal
lons-in eight milk bottles.
Evening star., 1943-04-08
INFANTS
APPAREL

35-Originally 1.95 Jumpers
(75% wool, $50 rayon).
Button back with sash and
pocket. Red, copen, rose and
navy. Sizes 3 to 6X 1.54
70-2.sl Corduroy Jumpers
with gored skirt. Button
back. Sizes 3 to 6x. Green,
brown, wine. red, navy. 1874
IL Sample T0ddlers' Coats.
Sizes and 2. Cotton Flan-
mel el4 4.88
unfants' Apparel. Second Floor,
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-04-08
BOYS
FURNISHINGS

l9- Originally LAS Boys
Two-Piece Cotton Flannel
cite Pajamas in broken
sizes 6 69c
12-Originally 100 Boys and
Students Snap On Belts.
Broken sizes 80 to 36 SOC
70-Originally 49c Boys Cot
ton and Rayon Athletic Type
Undershirts. Sizes 8 and Is,
15c
(Boys' FURNISHINGS. Second
Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-04-08
Originally $50 to f.9S
VsVV w F'|s
MAIDS
UNIFORMS
l.5O

Just 31-all famous makes.
Black, white and grey; rayon
fabric; broken sizes.
Al Originally SEC Maids
Headbands in crisp white
organdie with black rayon
groSgrain ribbon ties 10c
(Uniforms, Third Floor. =
Street Building. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-04-08
O79S1HuTIV J.-J
WHITEX ONE
COAT ENAMEL
2.39 gal.

Smooth, washable finish for
walls and woodwork. Choice
of white or ivory-is easily
tinted to colors.
10 Originally 3.25 Atco House
Paint. For all outside paint
jobs 2.79 gal.
% Originally 3.25 Floor and
Deck EnamelE7 colorS for
wood or cement ---2.69 gal.
Is Originally l.79 Red Metal
lie Roof Paint 1.39 gal.
IL Originally 2.25 Flat White
Finish --1. 1.79 gal.
paints, Seventh F1oor.)
Evening star., 1943-04-08
Originally FPS and 800
WOMEN'S
GLOVES
l.59

$50 pieces in a broken as
sortment of styles and colors
in novelty capeskins.
83 prs. Originally 100 Bro
ken Assortment of Cotton
Fabric Gloves. Novelty styles
in navy and wine. Small
sizes 29c
IS prs. Originally 1.25 and
1.50 Broken Assortment Of
Novelty styled Rayon Fabric
Gloves. Black and brown.
79c
(Women's Gloves, Main Floor.
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-04-08
Originally $50
MISSES
STACKS
l.88

Trim-fitting cotton slacks-
in faded blue with zip clos
ing and convenient large
pocket. Perfect for working
in your Victory Garden.
Sizes IL to 18.
s Originally 3.95 Sport
Blouse'black wool and
rayon jersey (properly la
beled). Broken sizes 59c
% Originally 4.95 and 7.95
Sweaters pull-on dress
makers and heavy skating
types. Light colors-labeled
as to wool content. Soiled
sizes "a to 80 in group 1.49
30 Originally S.95 Sport
Dresses wool = and rayon
mixtures properly labeled.
Light shades short and
three-quarter sleeves. Sizes
II to 8-2.s7
20 Originally 7.95 and 8.95
Rayon Crepe and Rayon
Jersey Dresses-solid colors
and pretty prints. All light
shades-with short or three
quarter sleeves. Sizes IL to
20 5.88
tSport Shop, Third Floor.
F St. Building)
Evening star., 1943-04-08
Originally l.99
RAYON TWILL
SKIRTS
l.69

Just l25 and they'll go fast!
Yoke with all around pleats.
Two large patch pockets.
Pastel shades. Sizes IA to
20 In the group.
Originally ESQ to 2.9S All
Wool and Part Wool Sweat
ers. Cardigans and slipon
styles. Pastel and street
shades. Sizes 80 to 40 in the
group Gall properly labeled as
to content. ~ l.69
accessory Shop. Main Floor,
The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1943-04-08
RECORD CABINETS

10 Originally 499 Cabinet. Walnut-hnshed hardwood
Holds 8 albums. New - 34q
Originally 5s9 Selrite Record Cabinets Walnut
hogany- finished gumwuod. Holds albums Floor sam
pies 399
Originally s9s Premier 2Tier Cabinet Blonde finished
gumwood Floor sample Northumberland 6.99
Originally l495 Western Picture Frame Cabinet Walnut
finished gumwood Holds 8 albums s-----------S.95
Originally H.95 Illinois Rockford Cabinets. Mahogany
veneers and gumwood. Holds albums s.ss
Originally 1888 Gravely Record Cabinets With Doors
Two TERED holds is albums SIS
Originally 3495 Mcrsman Solid Mahogany Record Cab
inets. With doors s------------ 1lS5
Originally 1895 Mersman Solid Mahogany Record Cabinet
Twotered with doors. Holds 20 albums 34.Ss
100 Originally SOC Permanent Type Needles Play 1000
records 33c
Floor
Evening star., 1943-04-08
TreenIars Of 2.2S and 500
RAYON SATIN
SLIPS
l.49

just IS beautifully styled
slips in lace-trimmed or tai
lored types. Tearose and
white; some irregulars, some
soiled. Broken sizes.
Is Originally ZOO Well Made
Slips in lace trimmed or tai
lored styles. Broken sizes,
l.49
Is Originally zoo Rayon
Crepe and Rayon Satin Pan
ties and Bed Jackets. Broken
sizes $l.49
50 Originally 800 Rayon
Crepe and Rayon Satin Slips
in lace trimmed and tailored
styles. Broken sizes 1.99
20 Originally 400 Daintily
Trimmed Rayon Crepe
Gowns with short sleeves,
2.66
10 Originally 600 Exquisitely
Fashioned Gowns in lovely
rayon sheers- 1855
Gingerie. Third Floor. F Street
Building. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-04-08
WOODEN CIGA-
RETTE CASES
LOO

just 90 left and they
make wonderful gifts. Hand
some wooden cigarette cases
for either men or women.
% Originally 200 Sterling
Silver Pins - LOO
al Originally LOO Plastic
Heart Pins in hand-painted
design ----- 19c
IS Originally 100 Sterling
Silver Bracelets 19c
- Originally 39c Bearings
in silver and gold colored
metal and simulated pearl.
19c
so Originally LOO Necklaces.
Bracelets, Pins, in metal and
wood ---- 10c
S8 Originally 200 Wooden
Compacts with service insig-
MIA -1.0 100
13 Originally LOO GoId-Col-
ored Plastic Necklaces 39c
All subject to 1870 tax.
(Jewelry, Main Floor,
The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1943-04-08
Misses Originally 6.99
QUILTED
ROBES
4.49

Just 25 of these cozy rayon
satin "quilts"-with bright
floral designs on delicate
pastel grounds. Matching or
contrasting lining. Sizes IA
to 20 in group.
2 Originally SIS Rayon Crepe
Hostess Gown-dark green
with applique trim. Size
IA 6.99 $50
Originally 1899 Rayon
Crepe Housecoat - powder
blue in size 14-3 3.29
3 Originally 1899 Rayon
Crepe Housecoats. Sizes 10
and d14-2.99 IA
5 Originally 1899 Lovely
Lace-trimmed Rayon Satin
Negligees. Sizes 10, 16 and
(Robes, Third Floor, E St. Bldg)
Evening star., 1943-04-08
TABLE CLOTHS

(Sonoe soiIed from disPIoy.)
1-Originally 1ss Cotton Dsmask Cloth s3xs2 inches.
1-originally 1ss Cloth. Approximately
IL yards 79c
15-orginaly 25s Cotton Damask Cloths Unfinished
hens. Various sizes
1-originally sss Cotton Damask Cloth Approximately
IA yards
s-onginally 2.ss Cotton Damask Cloths Unfinished
hens. Various sizes some as large as ~ yards149
-Orginay 599 Cotton Damask Cloth Size 72xl26 inches
3.99
1o-orisnay s9s to 4s9 Cotton Damask Cloths. Various
sizes I'D to 3 yards
1-originally 4.ss Cotton Damask Cloth. Size 72x171
inches --- 2.99
1oginalIy 5ss Irish Linen Damask Cloth esx88 in 2ss
Originally 59s Irish Linen Damask Cloth 5Sx7S inches
Hemsitched hem
2Originay 500 Irish Linen Damask Cloths 7oxso inches
Sold is 3.25
-orginaly 79s Irish Linen Damask Cloths 7sxso inches
Sold as is
3orisinay 500 Irish Linen Damask Cloths esxe8 inches
1-Originally Linen Cloth. inches
-originay s95 Irish Linen Damask Cloth 68xse inches
Sold is 3.99
1-Originally s.ss Irish Linen Double Damask Cloth.
72X108 inches. Sold as is ------- 4.49
1-originalIy 7ss Irish Linen Double Damask Cloth.
72xlO2 inches. Sold as is 4.49
1-originally 7.ss Irish Linen Double Damask Cloth.
72x180 inches. Sold as
1-Originally 500 Irish Linen Double Damask Cloth.
72xl44 inches. Sold 4.49
1-originany s.9s Irish Linen Double Damask Cloth.
Sold 4.99
1-Originally 7.99 Irish Linen Double Damask Cloth.
68x86 inches. Soied 4.99
1-Originally 500 Irish Linen Double Damask Cloth.
40X88 inches 4.99
1-OriginalIy 1895 Irish Linen Double Damask Cloth.
66xl04 inches Soiled
1-Originally 1875 Irish Linen Double Damask Cloth.
66x86 inches 1895
12-orisnaly 11s5 dozen Irish Linen Double Damask
Napkins. 22x22 inches 500 doz.
6-Orignaly SOC to 79c Irish Linen Double Nap
kinS. IA to 18 inches
2-orignally 15o Irish Linen Double Damask Napkins.
22x22 inches 79c each
3-Orignaly 79c Irish Linen Double Damask Napkins.
18Xl8 inches sec
IL Originally SOC to 50 Irish Linen Double Damask
kins. 16 to % inches Some hemmed --------69c each
9-Orignaly 59c to 81 Irish Linen Double Damask Nap
kins. IA to 18 inches 49c each
2-Orignally 1.50 Irish Linen Double Napkins.
20X20 inches 89c each
13-Originally 19c Cotton Damask Napkins inches
IL for LIS
Foor)
Evening star., 1943-04-08
Originally 7.99 to 1925
Junior Misses, j
DRESSES
4.99

Just 25 excellent buys in
one and two piece styles.
Rayon crepes, rayon gabar-
dimes and butcher weave
spun rayons. Sizes 9 to Is
in the group.
% Originally S16.95 Junior
Misses Spring Suits. Three
button classics in black tweed
(properly labeled as to rayon
and wool content). Sizes 9
to Is - $1,000
Observation-Disclosures Miss Is
= Size-Not an Age.
young Washinetonian Shop. E
Third Floor, E Street Building,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-04-08
Originally 2.29 Ready-Mad
SLIPCOVERS
FOR MAPLE
FURNITURE
1863

Ready made slipcovers -
made of a smooth lacquered
fibre. Water-repellent-stain
and perspiration resistant.
Each unit will fit back and
seat of a chairs units are
required for a sofa. Wine.
blue or grey plaid.
100 Originally 1.95 Washable
Rayon Marquisette Curtains
extra wide, 88-in. to the
pair and 54-in. long. Ivory
color ----1.O 100 pr.
A Originally CSC Rayon-
and cotton Damask and Tan
estry Squares, 24x24-in. 49c
% Originally 49c V-Knit
Dining Room Chair Covers.
Blue, wine or green 19c
(Slip Covers, Curtains,
Sixth Floor.)
Evening star., 1943-04-08

1,l00 full size swivel
lipSticks in the newest
shades In attrac-
tive red or black en-
ameled cases.
80 Originally 39c Jer-
gems Face Cream 29c
144 Originally 39c
Kinds Hand Cream.
29c
Is Originally 35c Pint
Bottle Witch Hazel.
29c
81 Originally 100 Move
city Perfume Candle
Lamps 29c
: Originally 35c Metal
Tooth Brush Holders.
sc
81 Originally SOC Prs.
Slack Shields 29c
40 Originally 100 Prin-
cess Pat Cheektonc,
29c
: Originally 49c Quin-
Sana -- 29C
I Originally 49c I'm
guentine &c
Some toiletries subject
to 1870 tax.
(Toiletries. Main Floor,
The Hecht co..
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-07

Lithuanians deported to Siberia,
but up till now the Soviet govern
ment refuses to let the Lithuanian
Americans help them.
THE LITHUANIAN Americans
of Massachusetts had a bone to
pick with the Governor for not re-
appointing DIR. Jakmauh to another
five-year term as State Health
Commissioner. Everybody agreed,
DR.. Jakmauh performed his duties
in a very exemplary manner, but
politics is politics.
IGNORANCE lis bliss, so, probab-
ly. We will forgive Frederick Kuh,
the genial London correspondent of
the Chicago Sun and the New York
PM his statement in a recent dis
patch, to wit: "It has been repor-
ted before that FRD and Eden
were understood to have agreed on
the desirability of restoring the ter
ritorial status existing between Po-
land and Russia in 1941, which
would give the Soviets the Baltic
States" The duty of correspon.
dent, it would seem, should be to
inform the American public. The
Baltic States in 1941 were no part
Of Poland, but were three entirely
independent republics. Therefore,
they have no connection whatever
with the Polish boundaries of 1941.
GEORGE L. SENESKY (Sim-
niskis) of Shenandoah, Pa, was
chosen member of the All Amer
lean Basketball Team this season.
He made the basket 515 times
while playing with St. Georges
College team of Philadelphia.
A PETITION signed by all the
leading Lithuanian American or
CARNATIONS and many private citi-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-07
Degtinei Pirkti Turit
Gauti korteles

Siomis dienomis pradata re-
gistruoti degtines pirkejai ku-
RE yra 21 metu ar virsiau.
Blankas gauti reikalinga is
savo zonos degtines parduotu-
YES. Blankose pasakyta kas
su jomis reikia daryti. Apli-
kantai lures irodyti savo gy-
venimo tikra vieta. Blankas
reikalinga ispildyti apie Gegu-
zes 10. Tada kiekvienam ap-
likantui bus isduodama Ration
knygele ir gales degtine pirkti
tik savo kaimvnysteje.
Apple Geguzes II prades is
duoti knygeles tose paciose
degtines parduotuvese. Degti-
mes pardavimas sake prasides
apie Birzelio l.