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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-09
Business Opportunities
Announcements
Auction Sale

SATURDAY. AUGUST II,
At 800 Tyler Rd., Located first
house east of limerick st.
Sale at 1890. Electromaster
range: radio, table and bridge
lamps, davenport and chair: rock
er; occasional chair: coffee. end
and occas ional tables: round and
oblong mirrors; dinette suite:
waterfall bedroom suite consist
ing of bed with box spring and
innerspring mattress; dressing
table with. bench and chiffo-
robe; Jenny Lind bed complete;
dresser; breakfast set; book
stand; card table; ironing board;
wash tubs and stand; Grapes;
curtains; venetian blinds;' carpet
sweeper; dishes: cooking uten-
sils; hot water heater and tank;
room Duo-therm heater; a 20
and a 80 gallon oil drum: throw
rugs; toys including teeter-tot-
ter; large rocking horse: ride-em
truck; baby walker and swing:
trunk; cider press; post hole dig
gers, shovels: block and tackles;
tools and other articles too num-
erous to mention. Terms cash.
ROBERT LOVAAS, Proprietor.
Milford Osburn. Auctioneer.
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Robins & Dupont
REALTORS
(Open EveningE)
5l-53 n. Huron Street
Phones Saw. ll73

1 ROOM HoUsE-s2,25O. One acre
on paved Rd. $500 down
4 ROOMS-and bath, $3.50. $3.50
down.
6 ROOMS-beautiful home on River
road.
7 ROOMs-Emmet St. close in 81. 500
down.
II ROOMs-Hamilton, $4,000 down.
Many others. See us or call 942-W.
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Legal Notices
APPoINrMHHT OF ADMINTsTRA.
Ton

No. 34776
STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro-
bate Court for the County of WASH
tenaw.
At a session OF said court. held at
tho Probate office in the city OF
Ann Arbor. in said county. on the
25th day Of July. A. d. 19I5.
Present. Hon Jay @. Pray. Judge
of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate Of
Theodore stsrgio, Deceased
RAYMOND X. Klaasen having filed
in said Court his petition praying
that the administration OF said estate
he granted to Raymond h, klaasen
, or 10 some other suitable person.
IL Is ordered that the 2Sth day or
September, A. d. 1945, at nine o'clock
(CWT) In the forenoon, at said Pro-
bate OFFICE, be and Is hereby APP
pointed for hearing said petition.
IL IL Further Ordered. That pub
lie notice thereof be given by put
lication of a copy OF this order. once
each week for three successive weeks
previous TO said dav OF hearing. in
the Ypsilanti Daily Press, a news
paper printed and circulated in SAID
JAY O. PRAY. Judge of Probnt'.
| A true copy
Nora o. Borgert. Register Of Fro
bate.
aJ,s ate
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suburban Property For Sale

I0S54 BUXTON ROAD,
Lincoln School District, I rooms
and bath, Cape Cod homo. Vapor
steam heat, garage, S acres OF fine
productive soil. Here you have
beautiful home. Ample soil for
good living. Price only S6,S0O.OO.
HANNAH. +. II. kryder, Local
Representative, GIG n. River Blvd.
Phone 96I4
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Lots For Sale


. LOTS IN AINsWoRTH PARK.
one in College Heights. Priced
right for cash sale. Phone 2S53-W.
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Merchandise
Household FUrnlshInns

SMALL BUFFET. library table,
beds complete, vanity, 2 outside
toilets. All reasonable. 1912 f,
Davis ST.
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In the Matter OF the fstate OF
Myrtle o. Kinnicutt, Deceased

1t appearing 20 the Court that tbs
time for presentation OF claims
against said estate should be limit
ed, and that a time and place be ap-
pointed to receive, examine and ad-
Just all claims and demands against
said deceased by and before said
Court:
IL II Ordered. That creditors OF
said deceased are required to present
their claims to said Court at said
Probate office on or before the 5th
day OF October, A. D. i9i5. at nine
o'clock (CWT) in the forenoon. said
time and place being hereby appoint
ed for the examination and adjust
ment of all claims and demands
against said deceased.
IL is Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof be given by publica-
tion OF copy Of this order for three
successive weeks previous to said
day Of hearing in the Ypsilanti Daily
Press, a newspaper printed and cir
culated in said County.
Jay G. Pray. Judge OF Probate
adv l-Sl6
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Livestock
.anted To Buy
Financial
Money To Loan

ILIKE TO say YES"
TO LOAN requests
As the Personal manager IT'S my
job TO build our business. Ihs
more times / say Yes 70 re-
quests for loans-ths more busi-
ness we do. And since making
Personal Loans Is our ONLY
business-that's mighty import
ant TO me. That's why you can
depend on me doing my best to
say Yes" 10 you....why 4 out
OF S GET the money they ask
for. Consider these other advan-
tages OF Personals service tooi
/. Loans $40 20 $3.50 or more
on signature, car or furni-
ture, whichever suits you
est.
?. Sensible monthly payments.
). Loans made to employed
men or women.
- Z. Between payday loans.
S. Loans made by mail.
s. Exclusive: - Personal Ma
tion-wide Cash-Credit Cards
issued and honored here.
Don't borrow unnecessarily. but
II you are looking for a loan
why not stop In or phone me to-
day. give me a chance to say
Yes. won't your
Lillian Hagerman. Manager
IS No. Huron St Ground Floor
Personal Finance &c.
Phone $50 Ypsilanti.
open Evenings by Appointment
Loans made in Nearby Towns.
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The YpslantiD ailyPress

GEORGE c. HANDY, publisher
Entered as second-ciass mall matter
The Ypsilantian. Jan. 2. 1850
The Ypsilanti Daily Press, March 70.
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DEALER WANTED in Ypsilanti and
Nearby Towns. Big Routes make
good living. 200 farm-home neces-
stiles, medicines, spices, foods
etc, well known every county. For
particulars write Rawleighs, Dept.
MCH-i5I-142 Ereennrf LII.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-30

nj cudno, da ma nasi strani re-
Ike Black River je toliko kamna,
da clovek kar sanja o MEM, ma
drugi strani morajo It'll pa dalec
naokoli, da najdejo enega "a po-
trebo.
Oh, nekaj tt moran Sc pove-
dati. Gospa Seliskar mi je po-
darila dve po en- dan start go
ski: Rekla mi je: "samo nalo "a
priboljsek "a Zahvalni DAM" Pa
sta mi usi k vodi, ko sta bill he
po tri funte tezki. Ena je pri-
sla nazaj, drugo pa je menda
podlasica umorilA. Dobili smo
jo namrec mrtvo v vodi. Tako
imam sedaj samo emo, pa il je
tako dolgcas, da Sc mi zdi, kot
da joka. Veasih spravlja iz sebe
tako cudno zalostne glasove in
vedno poslusa.
zivljenje ma kmetiji mi res da
spoznavati, da ina v nekaterih
stvareh zival boljsi razum, kot
pa mi ubogi zemljani. Ako pri-
dem slueajno ma obisk, ii 60
tovo povem nekaj zelo smesnih
ali resnicnih dogodb. Ako jih
zapisem tu, mi jih Mary goto-
vo "cenzurira"!
Sestra Gusti mi je obljubila
poset in upam, da Sc bo ze ma
hajala med nami, ko beres tie
vrstice. Zelo bi me veselilo, ako
bi tudi tebi bilo mogoce priti in
Sc nauziti tega cistega in sve-
zega zraka, katerega imamo v
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-30
ZOBEM sKODLJIVA VODA

znano je, da je voda, XII vse-
buje tudi malenkostno mnozino
fluorja, zelo skodljiva zobovju,
ker razjeda zobno sklenino.
Kot vzgled poroea ameriski
zdravnik MacKay usodne posle-
dice take pitne vode liz mesta
Oakley v drzavi Idaho. Mestni
vodovod Sc je> poprej napajal iz
studencev, kjer je vsebovala vo-
da sest fluorovih ionov ma mill
jon.
Razjedena zobna sklenina ie
bila takrat obicajen pojav med
prebivalstvom. Pred nekolika le-
tt so pa zajeli "a vodovod dru-
&c vrelce, katerih voda vsebuje
lie 0.5 fluorjevih ionov ma mill
jon.
Usodne posledice MISC izosta-
lie. Pri otrocih, XII so pill samo
novo vodo, nj vec opazati razje-
dene zobne sklenine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-30
(Nadaljevanje 2 2. strani)

nam je pomagal ma mojo pros
MO, Andy Gorjancu, XII nam je
bill "a voznika, &c esmo kaj potre-
bovale' in vsem delavkam, cla-
nicam krozka - kuharici Joha-
nj Perko in njenim pomocni-
cam - Globocnikovi, Rupniko-
vi in Starmanovi, kakor tudi
tocajkam Bashelnovi in Tomle-
tovi, kakor sploh vsem, XII ste
kaj pomagali X lepemu uspehu.
- = 4
o nasi zadnji seji, 2. augusta
moran zal porocati, da udelez-
ba nj bila velika, to pa vsled
nude vrocine. Ako bi bile vede-
lie, da nam je Mr.. Maras tisti
vecer pripravil prostor "a sejo v
novi toeilnici, bi sc bile gotovo
udelezile v velikem stevilu in
Sc z nami pray lepo ohladile.
Reel moran, da smo imele prav
dobro sejo in ukrenile marsi-
kaj "a mas narredek.
Sklenile smo najeti dvorano
enkrat V februarju, 1916 in bo-
mo poiskusile postaviti ma oder
S. D. D. dramsko predstavo. &c
Sc bono clanice resno zavzele
"a stvar nam je uspeh zagotov-
lien, ker je sedaj tako malo kul-
turnih prireditev.
Ma Slovenskem dnevu 8. juli-
ia nam je bila sreca mila in smo
dobile tretje darilo, namrec
krasno svetilko, katero- bono
oddale zopet naprej. Kadar bo-
ste clanice vprasane, da toza-
devno pomagate, odzvajte sc
stoodstotno. Prva nagrada bo
svetilka, druga "pillow case" ali
prevlake "a vzglavne blaine,
katere bo podarila Theresa Cor
jane in tretja DO steklenica zga-
MIA. Obcinstvo nam DO gotovo
slo ma roko, ker We, da "Pro-
gresivne" vedno rade pomaga-
mo in darujemo liz nase blagaj-
ne "a ,vse koristne stvari.
Sprejele smo zopet emo novo
clanico in sicer Mrs. Josephine
Barbo. Iskreno dobrodoSla! -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-30

vsaj tebi sreca mila, in Sc ii DO
leila fizpolnila. i NJ ~ ,~-
Zadnji teden smo Sc ustavili
pri 6. Lamovcu. Je udovec ze
vrsto let in upravlja kmetijo S
pomocjo enega sina. Ko pride
mo TIA, poseze 6. Lamovc ma po-
leo in prinese S tresoeo roko
brzojavko' Cd vojaskih oblasti,
" kateri mu je naznanjeno, da
je njegov najmlajsi sin zdrav in
da Sc, nahaja ma Japonskem kot
ujetnik. Solze SO tickle po .raz-
oranem lieu sedemdesetletnega
oceta ali bile so solze veselja.
Dejal je: "Poglej, Albin, stiri
leta so potekla, odkar je bill po-
gresan oh pohodu ma Bataan.
stiri dolga leta smo zalovali "a
MIN, sedaj pa ia vesela novi-
ca" In raoz kar nj mogel usta-
viii solz.
Draga prijateljica, to so novi-
ce, katerih je veselo srce, ako-
ravno SO to samo znanci.
Owes smo sprawl v snope in
sedaj cakamo,' da pridejo S stro-
jem in ga nam omlatijo. Mislim
da ga bono imeli ravno toliko
kot lapi, okrog $50 busljev ali
mernikov.
Kar me pa ,malo. jezi je cena
koruze "a zivino. Pomisli, $2.65
"a sto funtov! Petelineki in jar
eice jo pa tako z veseljem 20
bajo! Sto funtov mi komaj "a
dostuje "a en- teden, poleg tega
jim moramo pa dati Sc druge-
ga Zrna. Potem sc pa sc nekate-
ri ljudje jezijo, ko Jim clovek
racuna 22c live teze. Jajca so tu
po &c ducat. Mi imamo perut-
nino samo "a domaco rabo. Ako
imam slueajno kaj jajc odvec,
jih prodam. Kokosi porabim
skoro vse donna, kar jih seda.
ne pojemo, jih pa konserviram
"a zimo. Ako pa slucajno kak
prijatelj vprasa "a katero, jo
pa tudi dobi.
Leo mi je velel, maj tt povem
ako imas slucajno kako prija.
teljico, XII bi rada imela tako.
zvani "rock garden, da maj pri.
de tu gori in 81 nabere lepiE
kamnov. Jih dobi lahko kolikol
hoee, samo da Ih pobere S pe'
liza, da jih MENU ne DO treba
JAZZ vedno pravim, da ii vrazj
kamni rastejo. Ne vem kolikc
vozov smo jih Re pobrali S po
liza, pa jih je vedno vec. In, ali
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-30
PROGRESSIVE SLOVENKE AN1ERIKE

Druga clanica, jako dobra de-
lavka pri krozku, mas je pa "a
pustila. 2 mozem sta Sc poda-
Ia v daljno, soncno California,
kjer Sc bosta "a stalno naselila.
Ljuba Agnes clanice ii zelime
vso sreeo " tvoji novi okolici
PRAY vesele bi bile, ako hi tam
med Slovenkami ustanovila nov
krozek Progresivnih.
Tu sledijo imena darovalk, k
so prispevale v blagajno po ma.
sem pikniku, ker Sc MISC mogle
udeleziti ali hocejo Sc dodatne
podpreti naso blagajno: Agnes
Zalokar $500, po $500: Antoni-
ia Tomle, Angela Siskovich, 10.
sic Zajc, Jennie Skerl. Pc $1.OO:
Jennie Glazar in Emma Janc
dalje Mrs. Frances Krecic in Mr..
]. Ivancic il Miller Ave. - Prav
lepa hvala vsem!
Prihodnja seja bo 6. septem.
bra, ko bo gotovo ze bolj hlad-
no. Udelezite Sc torej v velikem
stevilu in vsaka maj pripelje vsai
emo novo clanico, da bo mas kro-
EEK delezen v tekoci kampanji
prve nagrade. Vse ma delo!
Bolni sta dve clanici naSega
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-30

krozka in sicer Rose Vuga, Xxi
je bila operirana in Mary Tolar.
Obema zelimo povratek ljubega
zdravja!
Napredujemo tudi v narasca.
ju. Pri krozku smo namrec do:
bile "baby girl'! Mamica je Sc.
stra Annie Kristof. Nase ces.
titke!
Oh zakljucku, vas vabim 81
enkrat vse ma prihodnjo sejo
da boste dobile knjizice "a ime.
novane tri nagrade in mi take
prihranile veliko della. Ma svi
denje!
Frances Wolf, porocevalka
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-30

izobilici tn v GreenWoodu.
v upanju, da Sc gotovo BE
oglasis, sprejnff ii in tvoja dru-
zina nase iskrene pozdrave.
Anna Primo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-30

DfdSd pIIJdteIJIcd:
Citala sem tvoj dopis ma ma
81 strani in sem bila res vesela,
da 81 Sc tudi tt pripravila k pi-
sanju. Ko sem citala dopis, Sc
mi je ravno tako zdelo, kot da
bi osebno govorila S teboj. Edi-
no kar sem bila razocarana je
to, da nisi mic omenila o svojem
vrtu. Stori to prihodnjic. Kot
mi je povedala moja svakinja,
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Paula Kline, lima ga. Candon re-
10 lep vrt. Zelo bi me veselilo,
ako hi ga hotela sama rnalo OPT
sati. Ia ~. ~
Oh ia, Paula je bila pri mas
en- dan in pol. Opleia mi je vse
mole jagode, zelje in paradizni-
Ike. Takoj cez diva dni sem ma
brala malo skodelico jagged. Pre-
je Sc dihati MISC mogle, tako so
bile zarascene s plevelom.
JAZZ sem bila tako zaposljena
s spravljanjem mrve, da "a vrt
nj preostalo casa in tako Sc je
plevel precej opogumil in po-
gnal vso svojo plodovitostjo jo; ;
pa S. pomocjo Paule in njene mo-
tike, je kmalu izginil. Emo po-
poldne nam je pomagala tudi
pri ovsu. Trudna je bila, pa sc
nj podala. Samo govorila je:
''Ta zrak in to sonce, je "a me!
VISA bolezen je kar izginila".
Menda- DO Sc parkrat prisla
tn gori ma obisk, pa jo boste IL
gubile v Clevelandu.
Mislim, da mi ne DO nasa Ma
ry (urednica) Stella " zlo, ako
Sc g. steblaju iskreno zahvalim
"a tako dober nasvet.
V resnici g. Steblaj, nasvet je
izboren, samo wolfe nj zadosti
Pa vendar kako? Ko gre clovek
ma ,vrt in 81 nabere svezih jagod,
jih ho vsekakor oblil S svezo
smetano, kot treba in ne S po-
snetim mlekom! Saj tako sem
brala v slovenski kuharici.
Ir glede zgancev! Kako ven
dar maj jih kuham? - V prvi
vrsti je moka zelo redilna in
drugic, moran iti v mesto po-
njo, medtem, ko mi letajo pc
kmetiji mladi petelincki in Sc
mi kar srce smeje, ko gledam
njih lepa bedrca! .Prasicki tudi
tako lepo rastejo in sunke sc ta-
ko lepo razvijajo in debelijo
pred mojimi ocmi, da bi bila kar
sramota zmleti jih v klobase. So
kar veliko bolj okusne skuhane
in zadnje pol ure prepecene z
rujavim sladkorjem! In drag
prijatelj, kaj je lepsega ma sve-
tn, kot delati sestnajst ur ma
dan in po delu lep kroznik svi.
mine S peeenim krompirjem
poleg pa sveze kumare, naprav.
ljene v kisu. Poleg tega pa Sc
bucni paj pumpkin pie) S ste
peno gosto smetano in skodelico
kave S svezim mlekom!?
G. Steblaj, iskrena .hyala "a
nasvet ali vendar, ako bi Sc no.
tela ravnati po istem vsprico
trudapolnega della in vseh do.
bricin okoli meme, bi sc mi lahko
osli smejali, kar po domace po.
vedano.
Veste kaj, g. Steblaj, ravno
sem eula po radio oznanjeno, da
Sc lahko ustavite ma gasolinski
postaji in ukazete: "Fill it up!"
- Kravice dajo dosti mleka, pc
telincki so zelo krotki, prasicki
so Sc zivi. ali v kleti imam kon-
servirano zelo okusno svinjino
in sedaj, ko mi je pa Sc Paula
oplela jagode, bodo pa Sc te lah-
ko "a priboljsek. - Torej dra-
gi >prijatelj, - "Come and get
it,"
Ko sem cula ma radio, da je
vojna koncana, Sc mi je zdelo
ravno tako, kot da hi Sc mi We
lika plast ledu odtalila cd ST.
ca. Akoravno nimam sina pri
vojakih, vendar sem vesela, dra-
ga prijateljica, da bo tvoj ljub-
ljeni otrok prisel domov. JAZZ in
Ancka Zaic bova pa samo sanja.
le in Sc pocutile vesele, da je
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Pismo IL
|Greenwoodo

Draga prijateljica:
Evening star., 1945-05-13
Orchestra Committee
Luncheon Meefine

Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe, chair
man and founder of the Womans
Committee of the National Sym
phony Orchestra, will preside at the
annual meeting of the group, which
will be held Tuesday at the May
fower. Luncheon will be served at
1890 o'clock and officers will make
their annual reports. Mrs. Milton
w. King, chairman of the Nomi-
mating Committee, will report on
selections for the various Offices to
be elected for the coming year.
Serving with Mrs. King on this
committee were Mrs. Ralph A. Bard
and Mrs. Hans A. Flagsbrunn.
Mrs. Charles Carroll Glover, ir.,
will give report on the fifth BIZ
ennial conference of women's COM
mitteeS of orchestra, to which Mrs.
Glover was a delegate from the
National Symphony.
Reports also will be made on the
past seasons activities by Mrs. A.
Lloyd Symington, treasurer; Mrs.
Gilbert j. Rowcliffe, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Robert LIE Fevre,
recording secretary; Mrs. Peter
Belin, chairman for the Wednes-
day evening subscription series;
Mrs. Merritt A. Ruddock, chairman
of the Newcomers Committee; Mrs.
Bard, speakers bureau; Mrs. Rob-
ert H. Dunlap, publicity; Mrs.
Flagsbrunn, Telephone Committee;
Mrs. Cecilia P. Dulin, Children's S
Committee; Mrs. Emory Scott
Land, Luncheon Committee; Mrs.
Reeve Lewis, Clerical Committee,
and Mrs. Edward H. Norris, Special
Rure9n
Evening star., 1945-05-13

Mr.. Webster says that ubiquitous"
means existing everywhere at the
same time; omnipresent." And be.
cause | find it in so many homes,
on train dining cars, in fine res
taurants and even served for many
airplane meals, I'd call RY.KRISP
the most ubiquitous of breadsl
Reason is that it's demanded by SO
many discriminating people. You
see, it's made of two blends of pure
rye, salt and water /. . and is there.
fore a perfect bread for those suf.
fering from various allergies. 1t
contains only q calories in each
golden wafer-so it becomes a
favorite of those who covet a slim
figure and follow ~ En X.Sy ,:sso
Most impor.fsn, of course, is Ky.
KRISP'S hearty rye goodness +. .
delicious when served with soups,
salads, or as a main course bread.
Why not try it in your own homeP
Ask your Grocer for RY-KRISP
tomorrow
Evening star., 1945-05-13
Miss Evams We'd
To Mr., MHev

Miss Leila Ann Evans, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Roland
Evans of Mount Jackson, became
the bride May of Mr.. Earl Ray
mond Miley, ir., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Miley of Toms Brook. The
ceremony took place in st. An
drew's Episcopal Church in Mount
Jackson, the Rev. Francis A. Brown,
rector of Beckford Parish, officiat-
ing at o'clock, assisted by the Rev.
Marshall Mauney of Toms Brook.
The Rev. Robert B. Rau of Gettys-
burg College played the nuptial
music and accompanied Mr.. Edwin
E. Morrow, who sang.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, was attended
by Miss Betty Ann Miley of Lenoir
Rhyme College, N. c., sister of the
bridegroom, as maid of honor, and
the Rev. Joseph G. Killinger of
Marion served as best man. DR.
Carl w. Gottschalk of Salem and
Evening star., 1945-05-13

Charm is composite of many
sraces an intangible gift! But
surely, a subtle Whit of romance
is one of its most endearing hand.
maidens! That's why / consider
DJER-KISS Sachet by Kerkoff a
real aid to charm! A pinch of
DJER.KISS Sachet swished in hat
boxes, kerchief or lingerie cases;
in coat pockets, or made into dainty
sachet bags and hung in your closet
will make a world of difference in
the way you feel . surrounding
you with the subtle fragrance of the
"rorlds most romantic scent!"
Make sachet bags from pieces of
dainty material, stuff with wads of
cotton into which you've sprinkled
a small quantity of DJER-KISS
Sachet >. or sprinkle this fragrant
powder in dresser drawers among
your "pretties." Cosmetic, Drug
and Department Stores carry
DJER-KISS in 69c and ST bottles!
Evening star., 1945-05-13
Benefit Planned

The Washington Unit of th'
American Relief for France. undel
the patronage of the French Am.
bassador and Nine. Bonnet, will
have a bridge party and tea May
% in the United Nations War Re.
lief Center at 1720 I street. Bridge
will be at 2:30 o'clock and tea ir
the garden will be served from 4:3(
to $50 o'clock.
An additional feature of the event
will be fashion show of the charm.
ing costumes for children which are
being made by members of the
American Relief for France anc
shipped to France. Also there will
be a sale of attractive and useful
gifts as we'll as a collection of rare
and beautifully bound books.
Tickets may be had at 1870 I street
1902 Connecticut avenue and 171C
Connecticut avenue. Mrs. Charles
S. Dewey and Mrs. George Y
Worthington are co-chairmen of the
Washington unit.
Evening star., 1945-05-13
:$$Ak|!&

Don't tuck away your favorite reci-
pes for hot breads or pass your
bakery up because of butter-short-
ages-just make WISE selection
of spreads to replace butter!
My suggestion is two.fold {.
WEIGHS Orange Marmalade
and Grapelade! One is the es.
sence of FRESH ORANGES cap
tured in a clear, fine jelly that's
studded with tender orange peel
neither too tart. nor too
sweet. The other is Grapelade,
made from the same fine Concord
Grapes that 60 into famous
WEIGHS Grape Juice--a spread
that has the body" of jam and
the "spreadability" of a fine Jelly!
Try serving WEIGHS Orange
Marmalade and Grapelade to your
family when faced with a butter
crisis they hardly notice the
lack after the taste-thrill of these
two WEIGH fruit-spreads hits
them!
Evening star., 1945-05-13
Luncheon Tuesday

Mrs. Henry Fenno Sawtelle will
entertain the president, Mrs. Charles
w. Delaney and other members o1
the Excelsior Literary Club at its
closing meeting Tuesday at her
home, 5000 Connecticut avenue.
The new officers of the organiza-
ton are Mrs. Sawtelle, president
Mrs. LIE Roy Cotter, recording Sec
retary, Mrs. E. r. O'Neill, corre-
spending secretary, and Mrs. Harvey
Beaver, treasurer. Mrs. Elmon V
Carr is the chairman Of publicity
and Mrs. Charles w. Delaney will
represent the club in the District
of Columbia Federation of Women's
Clubs, with Mrs. Julia w. Webb as
tho alternate
Evening star., 1945-05-13
Additional SPONSORS

Mrs. Robert A. Lovett, wife OF the
Assistant Secretary of War for Air,
has been added to the contributors
to the Washington Municipal Thea
ter. Active workers for this project
are at the headquarters in the
Tivoh Building at Fourteenth street
and Park road to advance the in
terests and spread the knowledge
of the aims and purposes of the
theater. Other recent additions to
the sponsors list for the theater
are Mrs. Henry Wadsworth Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert M. Bingham,
Mrs. Atherton Macondray, DR.. and
Mrs. Michael J. McInerney, Mr..
and Mrs. James E. White, Mr.. Henry
Xander, Mr.. Mason Terry and the
Catholic Daughters of America.