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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-13

ItlI uuIScltUutt1tCtb Yul@C, uttu u&o lIC
tot uno beeroigt mar, beidIoB Der
Hfarrberr, mid driitIid au er3ieben.
Dab oieier geriud fein giinitiges Ne-
iultat batte, fann ibm nidt gum gor-
ipurf sereiden; id mar elm bosbafter,
beritodter Rnabe, uno Ser Brieiter
BEL an ieiner 2iebe elm itrenger
Mann."
~8ar ib idon borber elm berbor.
bener &nabe, 10 biloete id iest midi
gum bollenoeten Seu9ler aus. Mein
8obltater lieB iib ourd Ben Sbein
taui6en. Sb er iemals 0ariiber na1-
geoadt fat, oaB i9 bas &ino beilerer
gltern iein f0nnte, tpeiB ib nibt; nit
mir ipra6 er ME oariiber, Ser Sting,
oen i6 an ieioner Sdnur auf Ser
8ruit trug, batte i'm auf 6en geoan-
fen bringen f0nnen. Sd fiibrte Sen
Namen meines 8flebegaters: Senrp
Satour, uno es itanb feit, baB i6 EMIT
1einen fleinen RablaB erben follte."
sd war nod iebr jung, aIs id,
nit &enntniiien gut ausgeriiitet, in
mebreren 5praden betpanoert, oie
&eiie nad Baris antrat, mo ib mir
i'm 2aufe Ser 3eiti -ieine ii9ere nn6
moglidt glnden5oe griitena 5u eriin-
ben geoadte. Sa, i6 tpoIlte elGn5en!
Sd 1pollte reid tperoen uno in 8ra6t
uno l1eberfluB leben. Mein garaes
gra6ten ging babin, bieles 3iel gu
erreiben.
sd trat als S6reiber in bic Dien-
ite zines Iobofaten uno einige 3eit
lpdter tpur6e i6 Ser Sefretdr elmer
alten Dame, Ser Warquiie bon @ode-
fort. 9as Salair, tpel9es id erbielt,
reidte ntdt bin, meine 8iini9e ar
befrieoigen; es tparen 2eibeni9aften
in mir ertpadt, bon 6enen i9 friiber
fene abnung eebabt batte, uno Ser
&ei5 ibrer Neubeit IieB iie mir MIR
oeito berfiibrerii6er eri1einen. S1
muBte Sbuloen MAIDEN, Inn Ieben gu
f0nnen, tpie ib apollte; uno bic &C.
leui6aft, nit Der i6 ltmging, tpuBte
aue 8ebenfen, Die ettpa in mir auf-
itiegen, I'M Seine su eritiden. Die
in Der &inobeit eingelogenen 2ebren
madten es mir lei6t, 1nein @e1piiien
gu betauben. 0ie @ldubieer ordngten
- tie brobten mir nit elmer Inaeige
BEL Der Marquiie - i1 tpoIlte elmer
| i6impfliden gntlaiiung norbeugen.
SIM 8ouooir ser Marquiie itano cine
nit foitbaren Sdmudiaben eeful1te
S6atule. Sd 6a6te mir, tpenn Die
altc 9ame ipater einmal ibren Dia.
mantenidmud bermiiie, Sen iie ME
trug, 10 tperoe auf mid 1ie1nals elm
geroadt fallen f0nnen. ~Sn Ser Na9t
i6li6 i9 mid in 6as Bouooir. 5bon
tpar Der S6muf in meinen Sdnoen,
als i6 mid plotli6 ser Marquiie ge.
genii6er 1ab." ~
Scr @eoanfe, 6aB i9 nun ber-
loren mar, raubte mir bic 8eiinnung.
|S6 tpuBte in ienem Iugenblid nidt,
tpas i6 tat; meine Sdnbe 11mflams
merten BEN Sails Der alten Dan1e.
Sic sab feinen 2aut BON ii9 un6 als
Die Sat bollbra6t tpar, blieb mir tel
ne 3eit 5ur &eue. S9 nabm aues,
Die S6mudia6en uno bas bare @elb,
nno fliidtete obne 3ogern."
I &raiinifi madte cine Bauie, Inn
loas @las gu fiilen, unb tranf es 6ann
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-13
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Ii5ei! Sc, Serr Sergeant, auf elm
@ort."
&raitnlfi trat nod mebr in BEN
Sdatten 5uriid. Ser 8eamte ndberte
ftd ser @ruppe.'
aBas tpollt Sbr?" fraste er.
uSaben sic ibn?" foridte bte
8aBitimme. ,Sier, bite, trinfen Sie
einnal - einen &orn nit &u1nmel
- bel folder arbeit fann man cine
Stdrfl1ng gebrau6en."
u@iu's meinen!' ertpioerte 6as
Siderbeitsorgan, Die Slai6e ergrei-
feno. ,,Rein, mir baben i'm nod nidt,
aber mir faiien i'm no9 in 6ieier
Na6t."
"g ion rii6 eihoiien baben2"
,,@er iagt oas?"
,,@s miro bebauptet, in 6em Sauie
fei porbin elm SduB gefauen."
,,I9 mas! Oas NOR cine anoere
Sade. Cine gan5e 9iebsbanoe muB
in Der l1neliidsb0ble eebauit baben,
nno elmer bat oen anbern beItoblen.
8ir fanoen 6a in einem S9lafaim-
mer einen frem6en, bornebm geflei.
oeten Weniden tot Dor Ser eiiernen
Sir zines einge1nauerten S6ranfs.
8ibt Sbr, mas Elm SelbitiduB iit?"
,,Hein."
sd fann Dos 9ing in ie6em
Sdranf anbrineen; offnet iemano ben
S9ranf, obne oas @ebeinnis 5u fen-
men uno Die nottee gorii6t gu beob.
abten, 10 entlaoet iid Die S9uBtpaffe
uno itredt BEN unberufenen nie6er." :"
so bot Der Sremoe aud einbre6en
tpollen?' fragte oie 8aBitimme.
,,Natiirlid, uno er bat oas Sc.
beimnis nidt gefannt - elm 2ump
beitieblt ben anoern."
"Das lit nun i6on ser atpeite, Ser
beute abeno eridoiien tpuroe", fagte
oie Srau argerlid; uiebt miiBte nur
nod ser polnii9e @auner enttpiiden,
Sann tpdr' an Die Mufregung um1on1t
eetpeien.'
$50 fudt Sbr i'm iebt?" fraste
Sic 8aBitimme.
sd bleibe bier - mas Saus uir6
betpa6t - bic an6ern iino gum &a-
iino."
Graf &raiinifi bate genug gebort.
Sudten iie i'm iebt idon inn &afino,
10 iu6ten tie i'm au9 i'm Sauie 6es
&ommer5ienratesd gr bate feline 3u-
fludtsitatte mebr. Die ibm Elm lideres
8erited bot.
llno oie Sludt mar ibm au6 Ibon
abgeidnitten; es unterIag ia feinem
3tpeifel, oaB ale @erfebrsipege, oie
aug Der Staot binaus fiibrten, bereits
beiebt aparen uno ftreng iibertpa9t
tpuroen.
@leid einem eebebten @ilo elite
er ourd Die StraBen. gs mar linn I'M
rogli6, einen flaren, beitimn1ten &C.
oanfen gu faiien, 10 febr er ii9 aud
abmiibte, iein gan5es 9enfen auf
Die i'm beorobenoe @efabr at ri6ten
uno einen Iustpes aus oieiem 2obp-
rintb al il,6en.
X X X
Bor Dem Sauie Sarnotps blieb ct
plotli9 iteben. Sein gntidluB tpar
gefaBt. er iab iib nod einnal ipG.
beno nab alien Seiten Inn, Damn trat
er raid in bas Saus binein.
SSprr,oS,, hI;r44o o,.SA~,Xo.. ~..s ~Ys
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-13
Das unheimIiche Haus

"Sie bier? l1no in 10 ipdter @tun-
oe?' fraete er, ftd erbebeno.
uSie miiiien midi retten!" erpioer-
ts &raiinifi uno rang nad atem. ,,Die
Serfolger iino binter mir - bier
iuden iie mild nidt; sic miiien midi
peritedenL big i9 ungefdbroet oie
Sta6t berlaien fann." ,.
0em alien Manne fiel ser 3tpider
bon oer Naie, un6 fem 8lid baftete
itarr uuf oem tooesbleiden Mntlis bes
gerfolgten, Der erid0pft auf einem
Seiiel nieoergeiunfen mar.
~S6?" fraete er.
uSSa, Sic! 9enfen Sic an BEN
&ina oen id Sbnen iibergab - id5
bin Sbr Sobn!''
Ser 8lid Sarnotp's tpur6e nod
itarrer. Seine 2ippen 5udten frampf-
baft. Sour Elm beiieres @tobnen ent-
rang fid ieiner sepreBten 8ruit.
uSdlieBen sic Die Sir, 6anit mir
ni6t geitort tper6en", iagte &raftnifi
na6 elmer Barie, in Der er feline 5ai-
iung pieoer erlangt batte. Isle iol-
len aues erfabren. @enn sic elm
@las 8ein bier our Sano baben, 10
modte i6 oarum bitten; id bin bouig
erl60pft."
Ser Mntiquar 0ffnete einen G9ranf
un6 bolte cine Slaf6e unb 5tpei @IGs
Ter beraus. Ct nuBte lange 1tnter
oen 5lai6en iu6en, Die bter in bun-
ter unoronlng 5tpiiden antifen &riis
gen, Bbiolen unb an6eren @erGtIdaf=
ten itanoen.
0ie @ldier flirrten in ieiner att
ternoen Sano - es fiel linn i9tper,
ben ounflen 8ein ein5ueieBen, obne
einen Sropen 5u beri9iitten.
uBorttpein!' iagte er, uno er
mo6te mobl fiiblen, oaB er ielbIt eben-
faas elmer Stdrfung beburfte, benin
er leerte, Dem 8eiipiel &raiinifis fol-
geno, iein @latt auf einen Bug.
&raiinifi oel1tete auf ben Seiiel, Der
linn gegeniiberfano, uno tpartete> big
Ser alte @ann, Ser fi6 nod inmer
nidt faiien ionnte, Blat genommen
bate; Damn itiir5te er bas &aupt auf
BEN 4rm.
uSier miro man mid iobalo ni9t
iu6en", iagte er, ,,alio baben tpir
3eit genug, un6 i6 fann NIT ben gr-
eigniiien meiner friibeiten &inobeit
beginnen.
Sarnoip nidte 1tumm unb aiin6ete
me6anii6 Die inatpii6en erloi6ene
Bfeife tpie6er an, uno i6on na9 tpe-
|nig Sefunoen mar iein fables Saupt
in oi6te &audipolfen eineebiiQt.
v@enn i6 auf mein bergangenes
2eben 5uriidblide, 10 gelten meine
eriten @rinnerungen elmer rubeIoien
@anoerung bon 2anb au 2anb, bon
Srt 5u Ort', begann &rafinifi; ,,ei-
ner 8anberung an Ser Seite elmer
alten 5erlumpten 5rau, Die midi tdg'
li6 CUR 2iige, gum DiebitabI uno gum
gettel anleitete, bie mild miBbanoel-
te, penn i6 midi ni6t als selebriger
tS6iiler betpies, rno Die mir 11iemals
oas leiieite Meitgefiibl 5eigte. 2iige uno
Seudelei, Erob l,n6 geritodtbeit tpur.
oen ibon friib meiner SeeIe einge.
limpft. Sd uuBte nidt anoers, als 6ab
id Ser Sobn oieies @eibes tpGre, ,1nb
loab Ser 8eg auf oem ite 6urd 6as
Evening star., 1943-04-01

teenth and Clifton streets NV. To-
night: 7:30, tennis instruction; $3.50,
community sing.
Midnight dance, Banneker Serv-
icemen's Center, $500 Georgia ave-
nue. NV, IL pm. today.
Informal recreation, bicycling,
YWCA (USO), 901 Rhode Island
avenue NV, 8 pm. today. Dancing
with music by New Yorker's Club.
Coed night, dancing, hostesses,
refreshments, YMCA (USO), 1916
Twelfth street NV, 8 pm. today.
Recreation, social hour, refresh
ments, Leisure Lodge. 1439 U street
NV, l to IL pm. today.
Sound motion pictures, refresh
ments. hostesses, Salvation Army
(USO), 606 E street NV, 8 am.
until II pm. today.
Dancing, arts and crafts class,
NCCS (USO), 1914 N street NV, 7
pm. today.
Dancing, orchestra, Roosevelt
Center. Thirteenth and Upshur
streets NV, 7:30 pm. today. New
members invited.
Dancing, hossesaes. refreshments,
games, Rhoads Service Club, 1915
Fourth street S.W., 7:30 pm. today.
Dancing, hostesses, refreshments,
square dance class, games, Service
mems Club No. l, 306 Ninth street
NV, 8 pm. today.
Square dancing with instructor,
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Retailers Must Report
March Canned Goods Sold

Between now and April 10, retail
grocery stores in the District must
file with their local rationing
boards accounts of the amount of
rationed canned goods they sold
during March, the OPA pointed out
today
Each grocer will be allowed to
stock inventories aggregating three
times the total value of the points
he exchanged for goods during
March, it was announced. This
does not mean, the OPA explained,
that the grocer's stock must be
limited to three times the amount
of each item he sold. Retailers may
replenish their stocks with any
commodities representing three
times the ration points they took in
during March.
If the grocer's stock on hand
yesterday, plus the number of ra-
ton points he took in for the
month. do not come up to his total
allowable inventory, he may obtain
from his ration board a certificate
emitting him to purchase the differ
ence without coupons.
Wholesalers will follow the same
process except that they will be al
lowed to multiply their March
points by six, instead of by three.
Evening star., 1943-04-01

Church, Cathedral and Connecticut
avenues NV, pm. today.
Northeast Council, 18th police
precinct, Seventeenth street and
Rhode Island avenue NE, 8 pm.
today.
Washington Highlands Citizens
Association, 3937 First street S.W.,
8 pm. today.
Bancroft School and Civic League,
Community House, Eighth and Bu-
chanan streets south, Arlington, Va.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco The
ater, Madison place and Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. Tonight: 7-7:30,
Evelyn Tyner: 8-8:45, Matt Windsor;
9-10:30, Blue Serenaders; Ills
HAS, Arthur Murray.
Masonic Service Center, Thir-
teenth street and New York. avenue
NV, ping-pong, pool tables, writing
room, library, showers, theat>r
tickets, snack bar, / to II pm. today.
Pepsi Cola Center for Servicemen,
Thirteenth and G streets NV free
canteen service, showers, soap,
lounges, checking, towels, shaving
equipment, shoe shines, $50 am.
today until 1890 am. tomorrow.
Oficers' Club Of the United Ma
tions, Burlington Hotel, 1920 Ver-
mont avenue NV, 10 am. until
10:30 pm. today.
Central Community Center, Thir-
Evening star., 1943-04-01

Misses and Women's
Goats Reduced
8 Gray Fabric Curl Coats (each
properly labeled as to content).
Sizes Is, 18 and 20. Were $25.
5 Natural Fleece Reversible Top
coats with cotton gabardine lining.
Sizes 10, IL and 18. Were $1995.
4 Misses and Women's Fur-trimmed
Dress and Sports Coats, each prop
erly labeled as to fabric content.
Black and brown with furs Of tipped
skunk, Persian lamb and raccoon.
Sizes II. 1s and 1612. Were $3975
and $49.75. Now $28, plus 1os tax
DOWN STAIRS STORE,
COATS AND SUITS.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Mems Hose, 20 pair
5 pairs 81

We're 39c and more each
$50 pairs mems hose in plain or pat
termed colors of blue, brown, green or
maroon. Regular 'or. anklet styles.
properly labeled as to fabric content)
Sizes 1912 to 13.
800 Mems Ties of rayon or rayon and silk.
Striped or figured patterns of blue, brown,
green or maroon. In the group are a number
of "Zelan" processed ties Less than y price,
"A for SD; each, Csc
Mems Snap Belts Of leather pliaglass
Sizes 30, "a and 40. Less than Y price --.25c
Down STAIRS STORE, MEMS APPAREL.
Evening star., 1943-04-01

(USO), 1915 Twelfth street NV,
6 pm. until II pm. tonight.
Swimming, Dunbar High School,
First and o streets NV, 7 pm.
today.
Dancing and indoor games, Fran
els Junior High School, Twenty
fourth and N streets NV, 7-10 pm.
today.
For war workers. also.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Rayon Crepe Shirts
and BIouses, sl.9'
Were $295

so tailored shirts and dressy
blouses of washable white ray
on crepe. Sizes 30 to 40.
IL Two-piece Classic Suits Of beige
rayon gabardine. Pleated skirts and
long, fitted unlined jackets. Sizes
u, IA and 49, Were $695. Now, $4.95
Is Quilted Cotton Vests with wool
filling, also few In cotton corduroy.
Brown, red, blue and black. Sizes
80 to 36. Less than u price
Is Cotton Mesh Fascinators which
can be cleverly used as a turban.
Blue, red. yellow, rose and green.
Half price Soc
DOWN STAIRS STORE, SPORTSMAN.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Diagnostic Clinics
For Cancer Slated
AT 8 D. {. Hospitals
RuhIond Says AZ Totol
OF 1,108 Deaths Could
Have Been Cut

A large number of the !, 1,108 deaths
from cancer in the District last year
could have been prevented by early
diagnosis and treatment, Health
Officer George G. Ruhland declared
last night as he announced schedules
for diagnostic cancer clinics to be
held this month at eight local hos
pitals.
Medical societies and other groups
are cooperating in the special edu-
cational program this month, which
has been proclaimed cancer-control
month by President Roosevelt.
DR.. Daniel L. Seckinger, assistant
health officer, said the department
believes cancer mortality can be re-
duced appreciably if more persons,
especially those over 40, have periodic
health checkups.
The cancer death rate here last
year was computed to be 1907 per
100000 of population, as compared
with 141.3 in 1941 and 1919 in 1910,
the peak rate. In 1900 the rate was
"a and in 1880, SO.
The diagnostic cancer clinic will
be held as follows: Casualty Hos
pital, from noon to 2 pm. daily
except Sundays; Gallinger, at noon
the first Tuesday Of each month;
Georgetown, II am. to 1890 pm.
Wednesdays, for registration; Provi-
dence, 10 am. Thursday; George
Washington, pm, Saturdays; Gar
field (Warwick Memorial Clinic),
2 pm. to 2:30 pm. daily except
Sundays, Saturdays and holidays;
Mount Alto, for veterans only, 1890
pm. Tuesday and Friday; Freed
mems Hospital, $50 pm. to 1890
pm. daily except Saturdays and
Sundays.
The Health Department Bureau Of
Public Instruction will supply in
terested persons with pamphlets on
cancer. Colored posters are avail
able for agencies and groups and q
sound motion picture on cancer pre-
vention, produced by the United
States Public Health Service, en-
titled Choose to Live" may be OBJ
tained for showing to lay audiences.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
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CONCERTS.

CONCERTS.
United States Army Band, formal
guard mount for White House guard,
Ellipse. S pm. today.
United States Soldiers Home
Band, Stanley Hall, $50 pm. today.
Sergt. Virgil Fox, organ recital,
Washington Cathedral, BIS pm.
today.
Marine Band Symphony Orches-
ira, Marine Barracks, Eighth and I
streets Sc, pm. tomorrow.
DISCUSSION.
Town Hall Of the Air, Jewish
Community Center. Sixteenth and
@ streets NV, $3.50 pm. today.
APRIL FOOLS PARTY.
Capital Hiking Club, Palisades
Field House, 8 pm. tonight. New
members invited.
MEETINGS..
Connecticut Avenue Citizins' As
sociation, All Souls Memorial
Evening star., 1943-04-01


Mcfarland Center, Iowa avenue
and Webster street NV, 8 pm.
today.
Dancing, hostesses, Jewish Com
munity Center (USO), Sixteenth
and Q streets NV. pm. today.
Recreation night. Brightwood Park
Methodist Church, Eighth and JEFF
ferson streets NV, $50 pm. today.
Informal dancing, YWCA (USO),
Seventeenth and K streets NV,
$50 pm. today.
FOR COLORED SERVICEMEN.
YWCA Phyllis Wheatley CUSO),
901 Rhode Island avenue NV, 8
o'clock tonight, informal recreation;
II pm. to 2 am, social hour for
night workers, snack and music.
Swimming, hobby night, YMCA
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Rayon Knit Slips sI

Manufacturers seconds
100 rayon knit slips in khaki color. Easily laun-
dered. Sizes 80 to 80.
Down STAIRS STORE UNDERWEAR.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
ChiIdren's Jackets, >l's'

Specially priced because
of slight irregularities
102 cotton corduroy jackets, nicely
tailored with fy-front, belted back
and adjustable sides. Brown. wine,
red, green and blue Sizes to 8.
300 pieces Children's Cotton Knit
Underwear and Cotton Lisle 1-piece
Union Suits. Both girls and boys
styles. Sizes to 6. Irregulars 43c
$50 pairs Cotton Knit Training Pam
ties. Sizes to 4. 1rregulars $50
DOWN STAIRS STORE,
INFANTS AND JUVENILE APPAREL.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Girls Apparel, IS
Vas 81 and more

rs pieces of girls apparel including
novelty hats (properly labeled, wool
mittens, parka hoods (properly Ia
beled for fabric content) and cotton
print dresses in sizes to IA.
1854 One piece Union Suits in Isle
knit cotton. Girls and boys styles
included. Sizes 8 to Is. 1rregu-
AdA 1oC
73 Girls Wool Felt Hats in novelty
styles. Rose. blue. navy and Kelly.
Sizes 211a to 22l2. Less than Y
price SOC
DOWN STAIRS STORE, GIRLS APPAREL.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Furs Reduced

; Black-dyed Kidskin Jackets, 80
inches long. Sizes IA and Is. Were
$l08. Now S5S, plus 1919 tax
l Black-dyed Persian Paw Coat. Size
IA. Was $135. Now S68, plus 1919 tax
Black-dyed Arabian Kidskin Coats.
Sizes IS and 16. Were $108 and $l35.
Now $6S, plus 1919 tax
Sable-dyed Southern Muskrat
Belly Coat. Size IL. Was $135.
Now$85, plus 10% tax
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Misses Rayon
Crepe Dresses, '5'''
We're S7.95

100 attractive rayon crepe dresses, clearance of
a wel-known make of dresses. Gold-color,
brown, luggage, blue, green and black in the
group. Also few dresses of 60fs rayon and
4O%o wool included. Sizes IL to TO- but every
size in each color and style.
50 Printed Cotton Dresses and Short Smocks Dresses
in the popular shirtwaist style Broken sizes II to
20. Less than y price 75c
Down STAIRS STORE, INEXPENSIVE DRESSES.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Boys Sports Shirts, 95s

" CtC V4sTo
IS boys popular cotton flannel sports
shirts in plaids Of blue. red, green or
brown Sizes 8, 10 and IL.
43 Junior Boys Cotton Tuck-fn
Blouses in plain colors or plain with
contrasting collars. Sizes S, 6, 7, 9
and 10. Were Csc. Now 45c
2 Junior Boys 2-piece Cotton Knit
Suits with plain colored suspender
shorts and striped basque shirts. Size
5 in brown, size 10 in navy. Were
$165. Now $1.15
l pair Boys Green Tweed Stacks,
properly labeled as to fabric content
Size IA. Was SO. Now 81
l Boys Two-tone Tan Button-front
Coat Sweater. properly labeled as to
fabric content. Size 6. Was 81.
Now S125
1 Boys Tan Cotton Poplin Jacket
with slide fastened front. Size g.
Was 81. Now .-- -- --- S1.15
l pair Boys Blue Cotton Denim Dun
xarees. Size Is. Were $l.25. Now 75c
DOWN STAIRS STORE, BOYS APPAREL.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Junior Misses
Jumpers '2.''
Were S5.95

81 rayon cavalry twill jumpers in
blue, aqua and red. Large pockets,
button back. Sizes to 49,.
IS Junior Misses Dresses including
rayon gabardines, rayon twills, rayon
crepes and printed cotton muslins.
Sizes . to IS. Were $395 and more.
DOWN STAIRS STORE,
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-02
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake,
The Detroit Times,
1928 Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
PLEASE SEND MY INDIVID- /
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY UIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the first SIX
months Of 1919.
Was Born:
Month .,.........,.-. Day..
Send i5e and Scif-Aidrsne8
Stamped EHteiots
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-02
Eioroscope
BY Frances
Drake

Look ia tho Section Birthday Cones h. apd Find What Your
Outlook l., According 70 the Stars,
E0R SATIRDAY APRIL
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-02
Quick Questions

In what sport is the term
"chukker' applied?
2-ReCife is the official name Of
what Brazilian seapOrt-city2
3-Paducah, Ky, is identified with
what well-known humorist?
i-What is the name of the now
strategic sea that stretches
from Suez TO the Strait of Bah
cl Mandeb?
5-W h a well-known American
horseman was also a famous
engraver and gold and silver
smith?
5-Rhodesia, in Africa, was named
after what British benefactor? D.?
7-"Coeur de Lion" was another
name for what English king?
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-02
Two DaiIy
Quizzes
Knowledge Test
8y DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

" Dr. SABINA II. CONNOLLY
was the first name Of ta)
ShakeSpcares wife, tb) Lin
coins wife, Co Franklin's
wife?
What mountain range C5) eX-
tends through France, Italy,
Switzerland. Germany; tbl be-
gins in California and ends in
British Columbia; (c) divides
France from Spain
What is another word for (al
Beelzebub, (b) geyser, (c)
haverSack?
What is the first name Of ta)
Dore, the artist; (h) Franco,
the Spanish ruler; (c) Foster,
the song writer?
On what musical instrument
does he perform; la) Sergei
RaChmanlnoff. tb) Fritz krelS-
Ter, Co Marcel Dupre?
Belgium: (a) Is il in western
or eastern Europe, tb) is its
capital Antwerp or Brussels,
CO. is the kings name Leopold
or Albert +?
(Answers on opposite page)
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-02
Bright Sayings
OF Children

The Times is publishing such
remarks and paying 81 for each
published.
TodayS 81 goes 10 Mrs. Jack
Galante. InkSter. She and her
small son were passengers on a
bus which stopped for a red light
While waiting for the green light
the boy saw an alrplane flying
high above.
Mamma, that airplane Is go
ing 10 get ticket because IL
didn't stop for the red light"
Mail your favorite Child's saying
to Bright Sayings of Children, The
Detroit Times.
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fFEfL ~ TO WAY 10
s-Ihc same hcnchc irdI-
cats ans exist -7r v0u rs for Ares.
EwrryJr. ,mp'oyc, instructor, stu
dert officer and private can make
sn.,rl. advancement hv cooper
stac ahocrfllIy and working for a
united goal.
nay ~ TO JUNE ~
C -A. VI. urges close atton-
zion .o work and getting the right
.ta,t Balance Of day grows more
favorable and things should hum
along ~ a good Eate. Fine for
now methods, trying unusu ],
feasible tactics. Clever manage
mcnt viii bring substantial results.
JjNE - TO JULY p
CW~cf-lour first really oppor-
tune day this promising month. Go
after anything worthy that has a
good objective. During free hours,
enjoy a wholesome recreation,
something that builds health and
mental outlook.
July % TO AUG. %
LCo-Idcal aspects for happy
events. gains in employment. busi-
ness transactions. Excellent for
conferences discussions on strategy,
war aims. Personal advancement
within reach.
AJG. - TO SEPT. 81
Writers, artists, motion
picture producers, actors. all you
engaged IN artistic professions are
particularly honored this benefC
day. Journalists, reporters. physi-
clans, surgeons also on highly
favored list A good day for ALL
NirgoanS when doing their best.
SEPT. e4 TO OCT. %
Libra - Friendly stars did not
neglect you sensible folk this day
and you should find your especial
activities making headway under
your own cheerful, intelligent man
agement- Romance, entertainment
sponsored when time permits.
OCT. % TO NOV. %
Scorpio-Technicians, skille d
workers in all mechanical and
building lines. inventors, you
handling aircraft, munitions and
tools: Exceptionally favorable in
fluences. Brain workers will also
find today generous.
NOV. 81 T0=DEC. p
S0qittorius - The same obtains
for YOU as for Scorpio now, and
you, like they, can make it a happy