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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-15

mou dceru, obklopenou lidmi
ktef1 c1hati budou ma vase jme
nj, k nemuz ona Ia svou obet
svou lasku k yam nebude NIT.
zadneho prava, leda k male
castce, o niz by Sc zajiste jeste
musila souditi S VAST rodinou.'
"A KIDD by sc mohl opovazit
odn1ti il prava k tomu CO jest
mym?"
"Kdo? soud zakon. Pc
vezte nynf sam, IDA rodice sve
dlte miluj1c1 vydati il mohou
tax nejistemu osudu?"
"Vzdyt prece must byti ne
jaky zpGsob, j1mz by Sc il "a
bezpeciti mohlo."
"Tot sc rozum1, re jest, a
prave o tom chci S vami pojed-
mat"
"Ucinfm vse, co Dude treba,
co prikazete."
"MGzete uciniti notarsky L.
pis, pfipsat YES, kterou chcete
koupiti, ma jmeno sve zeny."
IS nejvetsi radostf."
Dude jaksi formalne mali
|telkou( nebo Wy, jake jeji muz,
budete m~ajitelem vseho; jed
ma Sc pouze O zabezpeceni sc
pro vsecky NONE pTfpady."
"Dobre, dobre mdzeme
Ito lined uciniti."
Drive muslme zprostredko-
vati koupi vsi; pax YAM vysve-
|tl1m, CO a jak uciniti treba. =
Jsem jist, re pax, az uvidi mat
ka tim zpGsobem zajisteny O.
sud Augustin, spatr1 v tom d.
kaz naklonnosti S VAST strany,
da Sc uprosit a pax budeme
moci jmenovati vas svym ze-
ITEM"
20, pane hrabe!" zvolal Tar
lchala nadsen a chvatal polibit
ruku svemu budouc1mu tcha-
novi.
Lipcinsky s partiarchalni vaz-
nostf pfivinul no k sobe, polibil
v cello a pravil:
"Doufam, re Sc nesklameme
We vas, sver1me-li osud nasf je-
dinacky vaSim rukam. NJ, nu,
upokojte Sc" pravil dale, kdyz
Sc Tarchala dojat rozplakal,
"%upokojte Sc, m1j synu. Nez1-
stavila nebozka zadneho jme-
NIP"
"Zadneho," odvetil Tarcha-
la, &C 81 v tom okamziku pTi-
pomnel, re "a cele jmeni, jez
mel, il byl povinen.
Gnu, v tom pr1pade nema te-
dy syn zadneho prava k dedic-
tv1. Avsak pro pamatku ne
bozcinu a lidske klepy Dude
nutno pripsati mu nekolik tis1c.
Ponechte to jiz mne, ucinim
vse CO nejlepe."
Dalsf rozmluva O financnf O.
tazce prervana byla pr1chodem
dam, vracej1cfch sc z kostela.
Augusta z vazne otcovy tvafe
a z ezardele tvare Tarchalovy
a zaficfch jeho ocf domyslila
Sc, re jest jiz zalezitost vyrfze-
ma. TvaTila Sc vsak, jakoby o
nicem nevedela, a uklonivsi Sc
panGm, odesla S matkou Sc Cd
strojit. Lipcinsky pozadal ze-
nu i dceru, ably Sc brzy vratily,
re jim chce neco Tfci.
Tarchalovi bilo srdce prudce
radostl a ocekavanfm. Byl I'VE
dav, co Tekne matka.
Kdyz Sc vratily do salonu, tn
Lipcinsky nastrojiv tvaT slav-
nostne pravil:
"Pan Tarchala pozadal o
tvou ruku, Gustinko. Co tomu
rfkas?"
Slecna ma miste odpovedi
vrhla Sc k otci a skryla planou-
CT tvar ma jeho rameni.
"ROZumlm IT," pravll otec.
"Vim, re 81 no tive srdce jiz da-
vno vyvolilo "a muze. Jedna
Sc pouze o matku. Hedviko!"
pravil dale, obrativ sc k zene,
eco O tom soudls?"
PAM Lipcinska klesla bez-
|vladne do fauteuilu, jake by
pozbyvala smyslG. Musili il O.
sveziti vonavymi prostfedky.
"Nedivte Sc, tot matka," pra
vii k Tarchalovi Lipcinsky pa
theticky, pozdvihuje hlavu sve
zeny, a k zene pravil: "Hedvl-
ko, vzmuz SCI"
Bylo treba delsiho casu, nee
pTisla pant Lipcinska k sobe.
Muz i dcera skupili Sc kolem
nj. Tarchala stall naproti postra
Sen a netrpelive ocekaval mat
Gin vyrok. Kdyz otevfela oci,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Dorothy Barker
To Wed Monday

ANNOUNCEMENT OF 10
days leave for Ensign Edwin
Winkworth, who has been on
overseas duty since last Febru-
AIRY, has brought forth plans for
his marriage to Miss Dorothy
Barker next Monday in st. AM
brose Church.
The bride-elect is the daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank v.
Barker of Lakepointe avenue,
Crosse Pointe. and Ensign
Winkworth is the son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Winkworth Of
Vinewood avenue.
Mrs. MacLean Alexander, sis
ter of the bride-elect, will be
matron of honor and the Misses
Patricia Brennan and Avonne
Devlne bridesmaids.
The Rev. F'r, +. +. Van Ant
werp will officiate.
Numerous parties are crowd
ing the calendar for Miss
Barker. Miss Devine will en-
terrain tomorrow in her home
in Kensington road al a per-
sOnal shower and Miss Brennan
will be hostess at a miscellane-
Gus shower Saturday in her
home in Hillger avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
1t. ByerIein
Ends Visit
With Parents

MARINE 1T. VINCENT p.
BYERLEIN, who recently spent
two weeks in Detroit with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
J. Byerlein of Edison avenue.
after completing his operational
training in Jacksonville, Fla, is
now en- route west.
Among the many parties in
1t. Byerlein's honor was one for
40 guests given by his aunt,
Miss Helen Byerlein, at Web
ster Hall.
His parents held open house
for him and his friends. Ensign
Edward A. Macholl, Ensign
James A. ODonnell and Mer-
chant Marine Officers Charles
Edwards, recently returned
from Italy, and Robert Schrie-
bel. just back from Africa.
Also present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Hathaway, Mr..
and Mrs. j. l.. Mahoney, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Carpenter, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Edwards. Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Lynch. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Cory, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Battle, Mrs. c. j.
Horvath, Mrs. T. J. Donoghue.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. O'Brien and
Misses Helen Byerlein and
Helen O'Connor.
The younger guests were the
Misses Judy Devine, Virginia
Francois, Marilyn Fisher,
Eleanor Macholl. Catherine
DeiSler of Saginaw, Betty Ed
wards. Virginia Maher. Mary
Donoghue. Loretta and Mary
Quinnan. Jack Hathaway, Leon
ard Lark. Fred Gleason. Will
liam j. Henihan. Jerry McCar-
thy, Robert Dillon. Robert
Campbell and George Kasum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Legona Mooney
To Wed Feb. 5

MISS LEGONA A. MOONEY
of Flint, formerly of Detroit.
daughter of Mrs. Margaret
Mooney of Flint, and John p.
Mooney Of Cleveland, has chosen
Feb. 5 as the date of her mar
riage 10 Francis j. O'Dea, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Dea
Of Flint.
Miss Mooney was graduated
from st. Mary's Academy, Mon
roe.
Mr.. ODea was graduated
,rom st. Michaers School in
Flint and is a member Of Alpha
Gamma Epsilon fraternity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Games Party
To Aid Hospital

PROCEEDS FROM the games
party to be held in the Book
Cadillac Hotel tomorrow night
by the Detroit Osteopathic Hos
pital Auxiliary will be devoted
to paying for nursery and other
equipment in the hospitals new
unit
Other phases Of the auxili-
ary's activities are sewing with
Ntre C. A, .Colombel and Mrs.
a b. reueubaugh as Go-chair-
men, and the nurses aide pro-
gram of which Mrs. J. Donald
Sheets and Mrs. WILDER K. OAR
ling are co-chairmen, Thirty
two nurses aides are now TAX
ing training and doing wartime
service at the hospital, from
which II former nurses left to
accept commissions in the army
and navy, according to officers
of the auxiliary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Leaves TO Visit


MRS. RICHARD A. CON-
NELL, who is the owner of a
new home in Strathmoor drive,
Palmer Woods. has left for Chi
cago to visit her granddaughter,
Miss Dawn Joann Connell, a
student at Ferry Hall in Lake
Forest, Ill.
Mrs. Connell will stay in Lake
Forest for several days before
returning 10 Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Betty Eleanor
Bewbeffy
Weds Here

MISS BETTY ELEANOR
DEWBERRY and Walter Gass
Jr. were married Saturday aft
ernoon in the Church of the
Messiah.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Dew
berry of Freeland avenue.
Shirley Cook was the maid of
honor and Ila Dickinson and
Ruth Jutting were bridesmaids.
Albert Carriere was best man
and the ushers were Frank
Sweeney and Arthur Burton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

MANY OF the fashonables tins week are going 10 see
Sonia Hene IN person with the a-new 1914 ice revue
-. featuring Buff McCusker Sonjas partner in Win
tertime' and the Galley Toronto -
Dinner parties will precede the show
The Eugene Nelkers giving large dinner party
Saturday night at the Detroit Golf Club and taking
their guests Sonia who their daughter
and son-in-law the Ted Harpers. -.
Ted and the former Kay Weker l.. YOU recall . were
out IN Hollywood several years members Sonias
company. &C..
Mr.. and Mrs. Welker's guest list includes . the K T.
kelers and the Bob kelers Judge and Mrs Joseph A.
Moynihan. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Eddins the j. r Mllars
Mr. and Mrs j. M Harterng the l. T. OBrens the
Car Breers the Don Devors Mr. and Mrs c. W. Jnete
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe f. Fields; who coming in from their
country place, "Farheds at ST. Clair R. " Mllars
1.-THE Ted Harpers. and Madeline McMath of Lake An
gelus, who will be escorted by John Welker....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Ruth Gardner
Visits Parents

MISS RUTH GARDNER.
who has been living in Florida
for the last two years, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter S. Gardner of Nickel
avenue, Dearborn. She is accom-
panied by Miss Henrietta Hen
derSon of Miami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Harmonic Society
Sponsors Concert

THE HARMONIC SOCIETY
will sponsor its ninety-fifth an
nual fall concert presenting the
Harmonic male and ladies
choruses under the direction of
Heinrich Van Husen Saturday
at $50 p. m.
Supper and dancing will fol-
low the concert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

Mrs. Oscar Buhr Qeft) and Mrs.
Alfred Clancy Jr. carry arm loads of dolls
and toy animals into the Neighborhood
Thrift Shop for the annual toy drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Dinner Party Tonight

MRS RALPH BOOTH is giving dinner party tonight
at the Detroit Club and later will entertain her guests
In her box In the Masonic Temple Auditorium hear the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra which will play an al-Amer
can program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Capt. SchiI|inq Home

CAPT. JON SCHlLLING home leave from
Columbus ito his daughter born Sunday night
He Will be home for about a week -
Mrs Schlling is the former Ruth Ducharme.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Drummys End Visit

- 1T AND MRS. JOHN DRUMMY - who spent q few
days with the former Sarah Ann Fishers Mr. and
Mrs Charles T. Fisher of Boston Boulevard have returned
TO Texas where 1t Dummy stationed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Will Entertain Friends

VIRGINIA AND JOAN VANDERZEE. g. daughters of
the Abram vanjerzees.. Friday night will entertain
Cynthia Dean. and Cynthia Book at dinner the De-
troit Club. ..
And afterwards Joan and Virginia will take their guests
out TO Olympia. TO Sonia Henie -.
Evening star., 1943-07-20
APTs. WANTED Cont } .


by Army officer and employed wife. Occupy
Immediately. Call RE. 1900, Ext. 5071
between and 5.
NAVAL OFFICER DESIRES MODERN,
small, preferably unfurnished apt. willing
after pm.
GENTLEWoMAN, EMPLOYED AT AIR
port, seeks 1-2 room, bath, kitchenette
furn. apartment, near bus line. Alexandria
or washington RE. 6131, Ext, Roads
ARMY OFFICER WANTS l OR . ROOM.
private, furnished or, unfurnished, apt;
NV section: preferably having phone serv-.
ices: will lease and purchase furniture il
reasonable. RE. 500, Ext. 1878; $3.50
. SISTERS DESIRE FURNISHED ONE
bedroom apartment. EN-. 3342 between
40 pm
WANTED-APARTMEN OR RESIDENCE
two or three bedrooms, well furnished
clean end modern: in good NV section
rental S200.S300 month. Gentle Govern
ment official. wide. two boys. Z and 81:
REQUIRED August 18th but will rent now. if
necessary. Phone WI. 935S. -.
OFFICER FRENCH MILITARY MISSION,
kitchen, bath. furnished apt. in apt, bldg.
preferred: near Dupont Circle or vicinity
Gonneeticpt G@4 ssp DE SUNDAY ExI OR 200 Ext
COUPLE REFINED. DESIRE UNFUR-
clean. permanent tenancy. Executive
SJS3 20
FURNISHED 1-RM APT. OR WILL
share apt with separate bedroom by Gull
sIMPsoX sTnse youny TX azaa Ezentleman' Call MR.
coLoRED2a ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
private bath: prefer NV: have own furn.
Adams 9646, MRS. DANCY.
Evening star., 1943-07-20
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
FARM & GARDEN.
OUTDOOR

Enjoyment and satisfaction may be had
If you hurry now. Rich black humus, fer
tilized and ground fine. makes poor soils
good and good soil better; $500 ton.
Beautiful tall specimens evergreens. fine
for outdoor living rooms; colorfui flag-
stone walks, terraces, rock gardens, lily
pools, walls, outdoor nrepiaces. drainage.
mulching spraying. pruning and trans
planting. Lincoln 1925 22s
Evening star., 1943-07-20
APARTMEkTs FURNISHED.

! ,RM., KIT: BUS AT DOOR; NEW BLDG;
$40 mo- dbs e. p min drive Eos to War Pept
gsrwyn Rely 'hdd' Md BsrWyn sns; As!si court H' l.
ALExANDRIA-BEDR LIv. RM;. BATH
children or pets. Nr Pentason. TIE. 2396
GIRL, u TO 25. JEWISH. TO SHARE
ordwY 1911.
DOWNTOWN, l7I0 NJ ST. N:W, APT. g
Studio rms, cooking vac, 1-i girls; S25
to $50 ca; also basement rms.
DUPONT ,cIRcLE-sUBLEAsE 4 ROOMS,
month DU. 1896, after Sunday. 24'
LOVELY ENGLISH BASEMENT RE-
fined gentlemen preferred: plenty windows;
near 18th 18th and Allison, border Rock Creek
WILL RENT APT. TO PERSON BUYING
furniture. S55 mo. Available on or about
1st of Aug, 211s Penna. ave. NV, apt 4.
Inquire between 10 am. and 7 pm.
bined, new. Frigidaire; near Government
Printing ONCE; references RE. 1868.
zoos NJ ST. NV BRIGHT. LIGHT
houseEeeping rooms comfortably furnished
3s29 KANSAS AVE. NV NICE ADJ.
privl;). Also, very large rm. and porch
trans tls des1ss' Ta 4sas ahs Nice section e0nv,
WANTED. :, AMIABLE YOUNG GIRLS TO
another. IA. 05s0 after 8.
W2ULP xt5 LIKE s5osSs IsI M9MAN ~ All
ssa Spe Per Gs csil Ts si 7ssa ssena Vista ''s se
GIRL: eII LEE REF1NED, re. SHARE I.RooM
between Euclid and FaiIrmont mont 81 SITS. ~" '''
asl2 18th N.E.-NICELY FURNISHED
apt. private home, private bath. suitable
4 pm.
Evening star., 1943-07-20
POULTRY 4 EGCS

HERE is an opportunity to buy some real
laying stock. / have a limited number
Of Hanson Leghorn pullets. This breed
II you are interested in securing some
1ine quality birds that will come into pro-
duction this fall, see these. / invite your
inspection at my farm near Laurel Md
Certifcste Of breeding supplied. Delivery,
Evening star., 1943-07-20
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

3 FURNISHED ROOMS, BATH: GARAGE;
electricity furnished: S55; adults only.
Call Falls Church a05-W-:'.
UNFURNISHED APT, LIVING ROOM,
bedroom kitchen and bath. Wagar Apis,
12l N. Fairfax ST.. Alex. Va TIE. 500.
Adults only
S42 so: ATTRACTIVE FURN. APT, PVT.
bath refg., c.h.w,, gas and cleo. ! blk.
from car line: business couple. WA. 7Si.
1903 Perry st. Brentwood. Md.
TWO BEDROOMS. LIV. ROOM, DINING
room. kit. and bath, screened-in porch,
fireplace; near bus line. Gil. 1896.
ARLINGTON. VA.-LIV ROOM, BED
room dinette, kit. and bath. 2nd floor;
near bus line. Phone Gil. 1896.
YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES ANOTHER
girl to share apartment i'll Falls Church,
Va, convenient to Arlington vicinity
MI 5000, ext. 40
Evening star., 1943-07-20
TABLE BOARD.

FOR JEWISH PEOPLE. excellent food, b,
month week or meal. Dissins, POI:
Mass. ave. NV, Dupont Circle.
Evening star., 1943-07-20

r W. soLGIANo 4 CO.
Poultry equipment; full line Eshelman's s
feeds. All New York ave. ne. FIR. lSOO,
607 = ct. NV. MA. 0091.
Evening star., 1943-07-20

In Excellent Suburban
Springbrook.
French provincial brick, furnished by
Sloan: winding stairway in hall to 2nd
floor, containing one bedroom, bath and
den. First floor with living room 23l2 by
1915 feet: dining room, breakfast room
kitchen with S-foot refrigerator and >
bedrooms and bath: maids room and bath
and built-in garage. Bendex washing ma
$3.50 per month. To insnect. cali Mr Nyce
DI. 5000. with VIM. NJ. THROCKMORTON
Investment BLDG. realtor
Evening star., 1943-07-20
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

THREE 4-FAMILY APARTMENTS IN
good NV section. near Wisconsin ave
All-brick construction. Automatic heat
Excellent condition and always fully rented
Good investment.
CYRUS KEISER, Jr..
1910 Wisconsin Ave WO. 5311. 90
Evening star., 1943-07-20
ONLY $3.50
DETACHED BRICK IN D. c.

Less than two years old: conveniently
situated in section of new homes Just eff
Rhode Island ave. ne, close to stores and
tranSportatiol six excellent rooms, tile
oath, recreation room. screened porch,
automatic hot-water heat Truly an out
WI SNR5 -'
Evening star., 1943-07-20
SHANNON & LUCHs CO.
1N0S II ST N w MA on1s

YOU CAN NOW BUY A BEAUTIFUL
tnree-bedroam house in Green Meadows
Mo, for S6,950. This house is y years
old and the construction is asbestos shin.
gle tWo-story: lot 50xl05 with growing
garden, grapes, asparagus raspberries,
shrubs: storm windows. awnings, largo
closets: Anchor fence. One block from bus
and shoppiEg. wooded park with stream Of
water. $3.50 cash and S5S.33 per month
VIII buy this house. including interest and
taxes, or it can be refinanced.
Evening star., 1943-07-20
LOUIS p sHOEMAK FIR,
Phone Mr.. Evans WO. O20O.
SHANNON &, LUCHS co,

THERE IS A BEAUTIFUL STONE MAN.
son and nearly 3 acres of land on Rock
Greek Park. which will be available for nc.
cupancy about September J. This man.
sion consists Of 10 rooms. 4 baths, .-ca1
garage, beautiful grounds and vegetable
garden. Priced just above the assessed
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
i ~ ST. NV. MA, 1ff
Evening star., 1943-07-20
GOLD-DIAMONDS.
VA Of1ES.
HIGHEST cash prices paid Get our offer
etoft you sell. Arthur Markell, 91S F st.
w. Rm. BOZ. National O2S4
DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD

Diamond pocket and wrist watches. in
itialed birthstone. diamond and wedding
rings, any other iewelry and pawn tickets
purchased. Highest prices paid. New YORK
Jewelry Co. 727 9TH st. NV
Evening star., 1943-07-20

BRICK BUNGALOW WITH EXTRA BED
room upstairs. Well arranged plan with
Dus and stores within sight. good neigh
bors. r. p. RIPLEY, SH. 1888; Sun and
ewes, ST. DOnS INT A11ep1
Evening star., 1943-07-20
MOVING, PACKING T. STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelmans Nov
Evening star., 1943-07-20

BUY THEsE-CooL BREEZE VIEW OF
ROCK Greek PIX: 10 r.. . b.. ami:
vacant $1,000; equity cash: other rented.
$1,000; $3.50 down. Mr. Union Sta-s
r. b; h:-w.h.. oil burner. 2-car gar:
S6,45o: $3.50 down. N E. RYON CO, MA
.9O1, 1916 N. Y. ave GE 6l4R, res,
SEE OUR SIGNS. List D. C-Md Va
Evening star., 1943-07-20
LILY NEW DETACHED

50 ?50-5-ROCM BUNGALOW IN BRAD
oury Heights, ! block from District line.
n W. heat; large lot: close to bus and
stores; quick possession. REALTY ASSO-
GATES. EX. 1872" until o pm
Evening star., 1943-07-20

RNlIURE-Bedroom living room, mise
/ household goods: bric-a -brac china prompt
attention: highest cash prices Call any
! time. RE. 1904. Ewes. ME 5:}l, az
Evening star., 1943-07-20

THE MANSION CLUB, 2230
Mass. ave. n.W-Club for
young ladies, Embassy Sec
ton, excellent trans, meals
you will enjoy; reasonable
rates: restricted.
Evening star., 1943-07-20

sol LONGFELLOW ST. NW.-Large dou-
BILE room: . gentlemen preferred
357 L ST. S.W.-Nice room for rent; 81 3
mo. Gentleman only. DI 1875.
l712 N ST. N.W-Large 3rd-ioor room
for gentleman. available July 90 Cen
tile home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

"A WARJOB doesn't leave you much
n time for fussy beauty care, "Phvl-
is says, so it means lot to have
a luscious, soft smooth cream like
Ponds to help keep your face bright
and fresh, and soft-to-touch."
here's hooo Phyhs uses Pond's for
lo0rb, sof-smooth cIeo'Asmg!
She slips the cream over her face
and throat and pats-gentlv, quickly
to soften and release dirt and make
up. Then tissues 1t OIL we'll. She
'rnses" with more Ponds for extra
cleansing and softening. Tissues off
again. tits a joy,'' Phyllis says, ''how
made-over my face feels"
Use Ponds as Phyllis does every
night, for daytime clean ups, too.
You'll loue 1t. And you'll soon see
why war busy society beauties like
|ELY ENGAGED GIRLS USE POND,s,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28
Advertisement

FROM COLLEGE TO VAR LhDtSIRl
Phyllis tests tensile strength of
fabric that Will be turned into
parachute bags, tents, summer
uniforms for the armed forces. She
Is one Of 6 carefully selected college
girls beng trained III big Textile
Company to replace Young men
called to the services. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

Mrs. Nicholas K. du Point and Mrs.
Elliott Roosevelt are Ponds users
why more women and girls use
Ponds than any other face cream.
AT beauty counters everywhere all
sizes popular IN price. Ask for the
larger slzes-you get even more for
your money.
The sub., 1943-08-26
No. IT.

is time to praise God for hamburger when what really ordered and paid for porterhouse steak It is also time to that manifold patriots like the Gen. tie and the Just Lord Jesus.
 Forgetting for the moment few minor differences be- tween myself and second shift employees now refer to that august group of individuals who persist in making state ments follows "E B. employees haven't much to about when you think of Johnny Jones in foxhoe in S ly Ths is usually followed by the blanket statement "most of whom draft-dodgers anyway.) At fell have moved down all possible arguments against anything and everything contrary to the effort Of course E. B. employees better off than Johnny Jones in foxhoe in Sicily And of they want never to for get it. Furthermore most of these employees are i'll favor of working many hours day 1t both hu manly and "Deo VoIente" possible and necessary
 With that strike from the records any suggestions civilians seeking few simple pleasures. However be everything it personally am convinced that you under circumstances Especially far removed the direct line of re) suggest to the employee what to do with his time Just keep in mind that your government via warmorale propa ganda has both encouraged and foered for his nonworkng hours And suspect even those who make statements such those mentioned above will and do seek some kind of diversion
 Bigger than that and believe me when say sorry to have mentioned such unmportant factor d version the fOowng Today the production of arpanes guns munitions and ships alike must forward at increasing rate of speed that Johnny Jones is to the top with suitable equipment that he cannot have that equipment from tired workmen. Why they tired???? don't know and 1 refuse to go into it.
 do know this-he is tired. And at this point idea taken from the editorial in question bears repeating present working schedule has been put into effect without consideration for producton-without ogcwithout good sense don't how early goes to bed he cannot be the ba if he has begin his working day at 330 80 in the morning.
 This time skip the panacea for if don't the thunder ing herd is to down my head with something than dull thud. Regardless, the laundering herd will have to admit that working schedule must be designed with increased rather than decreased production in mind
 E. R. ACKER
The sub., 1943-08-26
Brothers Complaint :
E. B. ACKER

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