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Evening star., 1944-04-27
u. 5. Catholic Priest,
Polish American, Go 10
Russia on Moscow Bid

On the specific invitation of the
Soviet government, two American
citizens, both closely connected with
Polish-American groups, have gone
to Russia, the State Department re-
vealed today.
The two are Prof. Oscar Lange Of
Chicago, a PoliSh-born American,
and the Rev. Stanislaus Orlemanski,
the pastor of Our Lady of the Holy
Rosary Church in Springfield, Mass.
The State Department emphasized
that in granting them passports,
unusual in the case of private cit
izens during wartime, it was merely
acceding to the request of friend
ly government" Russia, that they be
permitted to visit the Soviet Union.
The two men, it was said, have no
official status and are not represent
ing the United States Government
The arrival in Moscow severa.
Gays ago of Prof. Lange was re-
ported by Tass, the official Soviet
news agency. The State Depart
iiSiA" was oAidbiC W say WIlSLIleT
Father Orlemanski has completed
his journey. He is understood to
have departed by air about April 81.
Considerable interest in the Jour-
ney of the two Americans was
here in view of the present
between Russia and Po-
land over the postwar boundary
question and the active interest in
it that is being taken by Polish
A Polish committee
with the Soviet posi-
ton has been set up in Moscow, and
It was expected that the two
would have an oppor-
tunity to confer with this group.
Father Orlemanski, it was noted
IS the first Roman Catholic clergy
nan to be admitted to Russia since
1884, when, with the establishment
Of the United States Embassy, |
Father Leopold Broun went to Mos
cow to be pastor of the Church of
ST. Louis Of the French, which is
attended by many foreigners in the
Soviet capital.
Evening star., 1944-04-27
Tito Reports New Landing
On Island in Adriatic
v the Associated Press,

LONDON, April 81. - Yugoslav
Partisans have landed on 40-mile-
long Korcula Island, just of the
Dalmatian coast south of Split, and
killed or captured 800 Germans. a
communique from Marshal Tito de-
clared today.
Korcula is northwest of Mljet
Island, where Marshal Tito an
nounced yesterday that his forces
had landed, and is south of Hvar,
another of the Adriatic stepping
stones which the Partisans claim to
have captured.
The latest. but fragmentary, re-
ports indicate that the Allies now
may control most of the island chain
strung so miles south of the port of
Split.
Evening star., 1944-04-27
Millinery-Street Floor
| 500-$295 to $3.50 Hots-Sl S. So
Felts, fabrics raw needleponts In half pompadoars
bonnets sailors casua large brims types
| brown, navy, white pases.

60-S595 to $250 Hats S4-Sraws In
brown. blue assorted
2-S995 to 19 Steson Ft S595-Black
assorted colors.
Budget Sports Shop-Street Floor
8-S325 $395 Junior Sports Skirts
and rayon mixtures Pad and solid
styles Blue yellow tan or aqua. Sizes 8 to Is.
58-S495 to $795 Sports Skirts
mixtures Pastel pads
back all around Blue, yellow green Sizes
55-s2s5 to S95 Bouse $-Rayon sheer
tons Tailored styles rufhed dressy styles with necks all
with short sleeves Blue pink and white Sizes to IS and
80
5S2s5 $3s5 styles ayon
crepe and in cotton with lace All white Sizes 15
lo-Womens s5s5 Wool Sweaters s3Pfnk coat sweaters 1909
wool. in sizes 38
ssos Jerkn ss-55es WOOL rayon luggage
tan. Sizes ID. 16, 18.
Evening star., 1944-04-27

divided equally between five MEM
bers of the family.
A specific bequest Of 5000 was
made to Lebanon Lodge of Masons,
to which Mr. Sergeon also left his
past masters jewel. Bequests of
5000 each also were made to the
endowment fund of the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home, to the Inde-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, the
German Orphan Asylum and to the
Kiwanis Clubs crippled children's
fund. The widow and the American
Security g. Trust Co. were named
executors.
Evening star., 1944-04-27
George Herman Dies;
Creator of 'Kruzy Kat
Nv the Associated pres.

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD. April 27.--George
HERMAN, creator of the 'Krazy
Kat" comic strip, died Tuesday night.
Mr.. Herman began his news
paper career as an Office boy on the
old Los Angeles Herald, later going
to New York, where he took q Job
as salesman and devoted his spare
time to his cartoons. He joined the
staff of the old New York World and
later went to the Journal.
Evening star., 1944-04-27
Good Idea fOl. Sunday
Tasgy, fresh tlsvor. Easyl

been added. Turn into baked pie
shell and chill. Sprinkle with
chopped nuts il desired.
REAL fruit flavor /. !. that's what
you get when you take juice from
fresh fruit and add pure, plain
Knox Gelatine for this easy des-
sert! Real, good vitamins, too, that
artificially favored products do
not have! Taste the difference.
See If you'll ever go back to arti-
ficially favored products.
FREE- write to Mrs. Charles B.
Knox, Box U S 2, Johnstown, New
York, for a copy Of her new 40
page recipe book, just of the press.
Evening star., 1944-04-27

For Americas future -. for your
future for your children's future
keep buying bonds.
Evening star., 1944-04-27

20Womn S25 and s2975 Dresses $18Back
with afea and print 1oO5
woods in and blue with buttons Two-pece rayon
with braided tops others with printed
tops Small figure prints and few spashy Women
15-Wcmen $45 S4975 Dresses
in blue and red with trapuno crepes
blue with polka dot skirts Coorul prints
Women's
l0WomenS S4975 Dresses $8-Royal
bodice black and with lingerie few
Wools and printed suidresses.
-Womn sos Dresses S48100
Black shees with white lingerie touches
red beads Black sheers With
3o-arger Womens SASS Dresses $0Rayon
dresses in black with white in black
brown green and prints with
tucked shoulders. Sizes 4O1a to 502
O-larger Womens S1695 Dresses $12-Rayon
Jerseys in neat but colorfu prints purple
tucked details gored skirts twopece
larger Women S495
and white Ryon
'-
Budget Dresses-Fouh Floor
s2-Msses and Womens S095 $s5-Rayon
cepes rayon Jerseys in prints plain
types BLACK red blue, maize and
241&. $500 - ~ ~ ~ /<
6SMsses and Women SS75 S5-Aternoon
esS IN rayon crepe, printed plain
Jersey. "A lew with wool
types ShlrtWast dresses, coat dresses,
rooho or uh1ed neck Black red green
20 and l61a to 241a.
Evening star., 1944-04-27
Misses Dresses-Second Floor

60-Msses S2975 S35 Daytime and Dressy Dresses-SlS
Wool dresses and sit-de One Of kind prints Black
dresup and basic and
necknes with lingerie Daytime types colors
tails. Navy red black gold grey the group sizes
Evening star., 1944-04-27
LEMON CHIFFON PIE
(Filling for s-inch pie; uses 4 pk

trIIlIug 10f S-Iucn PIE uses K pKg.J
env. Knox Gelatine n cup lemon
" cup cold water Juice
eggs N tsp. salt
y cup sugar, or / tsp. grated
cup light corn syrup lemon rind
Soften gelatine in cold water. Beat
yolks; add " cup sugar or Y cup
corn syrup, lemon juice, and salt.
Cook in double boiler until custard
consistency; stir constantly. Add
softened gelatine; stir until dis
solved. Add grated rind. Cool.
When it begins to thicken, fold in
stiffly beaten egg whites to which
remaining sugar or corn syrup has
Evening star., 1944-04-27
!l!:ih One Fina Clearance =:=::

N'':ao s"..' OII\
We just must clear this early spring apparel from OF
orders Merchandise as listed with some few adj
(PS If coming dom
Furs-Thd Floor Prices Plus 2oes Tar
ssss Grey Dyed Bombay Lamb Coats slssises 1a to 20
2s2ss Natural Tipped Skunk Coats length Sizes
1-slss Natural Red Fox Coat s7s-Three- quarter length
1-s2ss Dyed Lamb $ls5-se a.
s3ss Black Persian Lamb Coats s245sizes IL and a.
Coats s165- Hoander blended
Sizes IA and 16.
Womens coot-Thrd Floor (Fmred plus 2Oas tar
s-womens ss75 Casual Coats, s25-Eeige,
somens ss Winter Brown Casual Coats s2owoo fleece
Wo" wool ros. s Sizes ce, IS and 81 o co, for
-omens s4s7s Winter Coats 1907 woens
fitted boxy styles Sizes 81, 40 to A.
2Womens $s7 Winter Coats $2o1oo% woon fabrics
Drsssy Coats styles nuDDy
and suede fn finished woods Velvet live collars Sizes Sizes ss to
Black nubby WOOL Size 41lz.
finish to
1womans Fur-trimmed s5o-soft
brown with oceot tuxedo. Size 4o
1-womans
I-woman's diagonal
wool fitted style with mink collar Size 49,
womens sss7s Spring Coats blue wool twill refers
and and tuxedo box box coats Sizes So to. to A.
casual in wool nsece Brown green and purple Sizes ss to 40
pnto embroidered. Size 80.
n.E sss s sPns % Coats r. co. wool crepe desy fitted
Womens ss45o Spring Refer Coats s1s-stone blue purple
Spring s2o-Dressy in wool willow twill
ss spns ana ee Coat. sizes q nd s wool with
Droidered collar and Green and brown Sizes 33
1-womans s4s7s Spring Coat ssPupe wool gaDardine twill
Chesterfield style. Size
1-Womans s5s75 Spring Coat sA
wool Twill with embroidered panels. Size 39A.
u;sse<, ,un;or<, coo.s Third e,oo, (Fwred
3-sse $ss Furred Tuxedo Coats se5Bue red
miss $ss Fured Coat se5Blended mink collar black WOOL
sso-Red wool casual coat with chin
collar collar and M cuffs Of o Mouton M ll lamb NIB Size le
button uble-breasted models Sizes 10
Miss sss7 Spring Coat soBue fitted dress coat Size 1e
velvet M collar collars yoss ss Black Sizes 10 u and m
5isses ss Cheaelds s15Red wool with black rayon veve
collars M Sizes 10 to ls
s25-Brown tweed with removable
leather Innings IL.
misses with set-in belt shirt
-NIsses ss Tweed Coats sl5mpored
velvet collars Brown Broken sizes
Miss Ss5 Crageish Coat s15Hather wool tweed fitted
wool Bamacaan classics. Sizes 10, II and 8
2-Juniors s4s75 Refers s25Twn with
velvet yokes collars 49,
-Jnor s Refer sss-Brown wool front button
s-Juniors sss5 Dress Coats
Juniors $2975 Chesterfield, $15-Red in
uniors sss . IS chesterhelds sseRed wood IL
wine. Sizes IS.
Sus-Thrd Floor
33-S395 S4975 Wool Suits wooens
Chalk stripes fannes, worseds wool crepe many
ooero to box Jackets Soft suits tailored classics Grey brown
green. lilac or blue. Sizes 9 to Is
12$295 to S35 Suits in
houndstooth checks with high buttond stripes
with classic threebuon jacket with wing collar
jackets Beige god blue Broken sizes for
misses and juniors.
Shoes-Fourth Floor
RehlNDER Please bring shoe coupon ottoche
Evening star., 1944-04-27

Back our fighting boys with your
fighting War Bond dollars.
Evening star., 1944-04-27
Underwear and Corsets-Seeond Floor

Underwear and Corsets-Second Floor
1oo-$3 Bed Jackets $50-Rayon
Small and medium sizes.
75-$395 Gowns $3-Lace rayon crepe
blue Few black rayon gowns to 3s but
not all
25oss Slips, $1s5-Rayon rayon
81 to 81, but style
250-$225 and $295 Jersey Slips $2Taored
trimmed Some discontinued Vanity TeArose
Sizes 80 to SO.
3oO-Sl5o Cotton Bandeaux 5oc-Tea Sizes %
SIS Vanity Fair Foundations $I-Dscontnued
styles Tea white Size 80.
So-$3 $3.50 and S. Rayon jersey Panty Gd
broade front panels and garters
Sizes small, medium large
6S-$250 Girdles Panty Gide $-Semstepdn
models all discontinued styles from stock
Sizes small, medium. 3
4-s5 and $3.50 Girdles Panty Gd discon
nnued styles from baste brocade
suede both boned boneless lengths
or two of size style Broken range
$50 $115o Gides
27 to So, but only one or two of a size type.
$685. $3.50 and $40 Foundations $395
models from stock including brocade
cotton batstes with boned fronts,
boned backs Sizes for small large figures only 36 40 A. 4
Brunch Coots, Houseeoots, NeeIigees-Fifth Floor
lss3s5 Cotton Brunch Coats $25oSna
colors Sizes IL to
22$1495 Houeoats types
solid color to
Evening star., 1944-04-27

5-ss95 Sports gabardine
with velveeen collars. Sizes Is and IS.
7ss5 and soS5 Sports Dresses S2s5-Rayons with
trim stitched yoke absolutely plain
quarter sleeves Gold brown
$685. ss5 and sss5 Jumpers $1s5Rayon with pleated
self belts. Red, brown black Sizes 10
3-$2450 Sports Suits $15-1o0 jersey Jacket
curved pockets peated skirt Toast lime
12-S695 and s1995 Sports Suits S10Houndstooh checks
button jacket peaed skirt
4-S25 and $2995 Sports Suits $18-Pure
classicaly tailored Gold natural 16 49, 90
7s95 Raincoat $-Pas fabric, White only
Small or medium.
27s395 $5s5 rayon sheer striped rayon
brdseye pque fronts fronts White and stripes
Sizes 80 to f+-
1S-s7s5 and sss5 Bouse crep Long
sleeved flannel type shirts Rufned
red green.
Ssss5 and s5s5 Sports Skirts s3oundsooth
fannels (woo fae peated styles Plaids
and solid coors green Sizes IL to 2o
13s7S5 Sports Skirts $Wo peated
and plaids Kelly red navy H. Il and 16
-3s5 Sports Skirts $2Navy crepe gored Grey
wool menswear flannel TO-
Evening star., 1944-04-27
Pens in Black Murket

Cigar lighters and fountain pens
are being smuggled into South AT
RIGA for black markets.
Evening star., 1944-04-27

6Me S65 Dresses suits afternoon
in WOOL with touches
Black beige. Misses
S-Me S49.75 One
rayon crepe dresses in black Combna
ton rayon and wool dresses with black
Misses S65 Dinner S38-Back
embroidered
5-Misses S295 Foorngth Dinner
e rayon crepe taeta black white gold
6sl9s5 Bridesmaid Dresses rayon
tafeta Broken
25-Mises $1695 Dresses $5One
1907 woods in piece and suit
gored and peaed skirts Black brown
blue Misses sizes.
45-s1695 and $1995 Dresses $OWooens
two-pece styles Dressy afternoon tailored
fashions Black blue. gold, aqua
55-Me S995 and $2 Dresses S12oo woos rayon cepes
one-pec styles and
necks gored pleated
green Sizes
Womens, Loreer Womens Dresses-Second Floor
-Womens S695 Afternoon
cpes, Sheers in black
peated skirts bracelet sleeves prints
Evening star., 1944-04-27

Ss5 and S295 Blouses $Sudsabe Long
seeVed gnghams boadcloth Red blue or mink
Sizes 10 to 16
Evening star., 1944-04-27

42-Sl2.o5 and Sl6.95 Sports Dresses-$795
Rayon gabardnes
with leather belts with neckns
gabardine coat dresses blue green
Sizes
Evening star., 1944-04-27

Gloves, Roincoots, Neckweor, Hondboqs-Street Floor
5OPairs S5 Washable Doeskn
skim 4-button lengths in black, brown pink.
62Pars $3.50 Sc White Dokn
sheepskn) shortes to 6-buton lengths.
14-Pais Fabric s25o-osty white and
soled
15s5 and ss5 Raincoa So and s5Blue brown
Small, medium and large
81 ss5 Neckwear, Dickies colors
slightly soled handling
300$395 S.
in black, brown blue
50-S2 Handbags SFabrics
10O-$2 Over shoulder Bags, 50c-Turf abrikoid.
Handbags, plus 200
ToIetries JeweIy-Street Floor (Toastrs @ ss 'suesE
56-7sc Bath Crystals 5Oc-Large jar Gardena
125-S2.75 Pine Bath OIL S195-16
144-S1 Wood Compacts shape,
1S-S1.95 Wood Compacts, S1-Round painted.
36-$3 Wood Compac, s15o-Square tops
blue, red, ivory.
100 Pcs-s Jewey 5oc-Pns necklaces earrings styles
Evening star., 1944-04-27

2-$l695 to $35 Brides Neggees Hostess Gowns SS85
Brides lace trimmed negligee hostess
silk tailored robes In print solid colors White blue
coral red blue fuchsa light blue sizes
Evening star., 1944-04-27

Sports Shop-Third Floor
22S295 $2995 and S3995 Sports $8Knotngham
softfaced woolen jerseys piece
styles Beaded neckline belts gored
front dresses Plum, teal blue, lime
10 to 49,
Evening star., 1944-04-27
7-Women's Sle.95 to S22.95 Dresses-s12

Tailored and drey styles in and Black
and with trapunto trim Aqua blue grey
net Rayon with black white
black jacket few colorfu prints in rayon
Sizes
Evening star., 1944-04-27

200 pors Se.95 to S8e5 Shoes-S345
Discontinued and mostly in
row widths Dress shoes mostly in black
suede High heels. '
Evening star., 1944-04-27
before the
advent Of
Summer!

Junior Dresses-Fourth Floor
25-Junos $lss5 and S6s5 Spring Dresses Slight dark
rayon crepes and 1000 woos in bright coors Assorted Junior
| 20-Juniors S22o5, SIS and S2o75 Wool Sucs-Sl8
Wool flannel suits with appiqued jackets Pastel with
self tr twopiece Botany anne with embroidery
wear flannel striped flannel Checked button jacket
! SUITS Sizes to 49,
0-uniors $1395 S695 and S1995 $0Ight
background prints Rayon with white collar
and cuffs Navy blue skirt with
1909 wool in and powder blue Sharksn like
rayons.
20uniors $1395 to $1695 Dresses S95Sheer
prints two-pece polka dot prints black sheers Sizes
6O-Juniors $l095 and $l295 Dresses-$5
Basics with removable lingerie button rayon crepe
0oeo styles in both solid coors with dickey
Shirt waist flannel tailored prints rayon
tng Variety OF colors including wanted black Sizes
| to 15
Evening star., 1944-04-27
Teens Coots, BIouses-Fourth Floor

S2295 to $295 Sl0-Au wool tweed
boy coats with quilted Eago lining All tweed hes-
ehelds with removable quilted Innings red Sizes
10 $4,000
Teenasers S695 S5Cotton codurov and colorf
plaid styles Natural gabadine reverse side Green
brown to
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-20

This is ST. Bill Caldwell. Until he was
Wounded. he was waist gunner i'll a / fortress
crew that shot down 20 Jap planes. He hnoiN
how much The men ~iill out there count ON
you To help thenI lnisl, the job YOU sen, them
lIric 10 do.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-20
Fear Cclored
Teachers Are:
Avoiding Tax
Hi IH\N NISHET
Daily Dispatch Bureau

Raleigh. Noy. pa matter ne. i,
giving concernto many local adn4inis-
in the Department OF Public lnstrac.
ton is the evident attampt "a p2rt
q! CyICrcd school teachers to avoid
lust payment Of withholding taxes
t, the Federal esrarament. Since
aries CT white M colore1 ,each-
2>s tor the same se@dc and cxoer-
trace-reC5rd certilic2la. tnc officials
Han, there is abyyia.s.y n ia9t.n-
eaton. for discreD2acr5 hat hay,
oecn discovered. Wac Neer, teach
er, were penallzed by reason 0I .o!ot
,6clc WIS M Justification. but there
was some excuse. Now il r. felt ~
rractlca o. cIaim.ne j|n1,ieIlJ, de-
pendlots 10 avoid taxes is 1.yv an
lair.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-20

UNTIMELY-Tnad Euae. secretary
Evening star., 1944-03-30

are variants of the European chry-
santhemum. These have single
double and anemone- like blossoms
and are steadily being introduced
and have also been given wide dis
tribution by appreciative florists.
What has been the pity abou'
these lovely flowers is their neglect
by growers. They make a wonder.
full showing because they are large.
flowered, some as much as fivt
inches across. They are of a firm
texture, and bloom in great profu.
sion in June and July. After this
show of white, they settle down tt
bloom comfortably throughout the
summer. Some Of the plants reach
a height Of three feet.
Shasta daisies are hardy peren.
EDUCATIONAL.
Evening star., 1944-03-30

EDUCATIONAL.
Evening star., 1944-03-30
Equally surprising is the origin O

Equally surprising is the origin of
the word. Chartreuse is French.
And in that language its primary
and literal meaning is "a religious
convent" This Is how chartreuse
came to have the English meaning
of "a brilliant yellow color" For
centuries the Carthusian monks of
La Grande Chartreuse, a monastery
near Grenoble, France, distilled a
famous aromatic liqueur, bright yell
low in color, which in time became
known as 'chartreuse."
Later, dress stylists, who have al
ways been noted for the daring of
their inventiveness in naming colors
and fabrics, chose the name char
treuse for certain yellow color
of high brilliance.
It's hard to believe, but it's true.
released by the Bell Syndicate, Inc)
Save yOur waste kitchen fatst
Evening star., 1944-03-30
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Surprise Word of the Week.

Surprise Word OF the Week.
Today's surprise word will cause
many of my women readers to run
to the dictionary shrieking, THE
mans mad!' But remember, it is
my job to report good usage as it is
found in the reputable dictionaries.
Barring typographical errors, to
which this column is especially vul-
nerable, no pronunciation or usage
is ever recommended here that does
not have the support of dictionary
consensus.
So to the work at hand. The word
CHARTREUSE should not be pro-
nounced "shahr- -TROOSS. The
vowel sound of the second syllable
is like the ''u' in urn, burn" and
the "s'' should have the sound of
g." thus: shahr- -TRUZ.
Evening star., 1944-03-30

VOL. 8:30-Represenisiiys Joseph W. Mar.
lin Of Massachusetts,
WRc, 9:00-6eorge Murphy. guest star.
WINK. 9.00-Beeihoyeas Quartet, No. IA.
lin { Sharp Minor BY lensv String Quartet;
Bach Prelude and fugus in { Major.
WhAl, 9:30-Dsnny Bseknsfs Orchestra
from Norfolk.
Evening star., 1944-03-30

mails, often grown from seeds and
treated as biennials. These seedlings
may show great variation, and
very few of them will resemble the
parent plant.
If one provides rich, well-drained
and fairly sweet soil, exposed to the
direct rays of the sun, these daisies
will persist for years.
To be sure Of an abundance of
these lovely flowers, and enough of
them for cutting, purchase a variety
that produces the large white
Evening star., 1944-03-30

on the AIR TO-DAY.
WRc. 7:30ADoIorss Reade (hn Bob Hope)
is guest.
M0p, S:00-Sonny Tufts stars in Cat and
Mouse"
WhAl. S:30-"S Should We Continue Bomb.
ina Of Enemy cifes!"
Evening star., 1944-03-30

blooms, give them the setting de-
sired and enough food and water to
keep them in perfect condition.
The Shasta daisies fill a need, and
lit is to be hoped that many will
place them among their colorful
posies. At night, their spicy fra
GRANGE adds much to the flower gar
den, and their neighbors, clothed
in bright hues, are even more beau
tiful by the contrast of the pure
white robe Of the charming shasta
daisy.
Evening star., 1944-03-30
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
SHASTA DAISY

(Chrysdnthenum).
s Shasta daisies have not received
the publicity due them. Few COM
pliers of garden dictionaries give
them space, and, actually, the name,
Shasta daisy" is applied without
favor to large and varied group
of garden forms of our well-known
ox-eye daisies. 1t is said the name
is western American, but the plants
Evening star., 1944-03-30
BY Roland Coe

Save your waste kitchen fats!