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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-21
plSMA II SIAREcA KRAJA.
T. Preloze. okrai Ilirskn Bisnico piisseio

Pred nekaj .dnevi- -je prejela
pismo Mrs. stefanija Mako, Xxi
stanuje ma 1880 e. rs st., cd
Meme ne6alzinje Marie Frank,
Xxi zivi v uasi Preloae, okraj Ilir-
ska Bistrica (BerkiniD. Pisnao
je bilo' napisano 3. septembra,
in vsebuje v celoti sledede:
'Draga teta!
'Po dolgem dasu sem sc Yam
namenlla napisati par vrstic.
Draga teta in stric ter celia dru-
Tina. Najprej Vas lepo pozdrav-
liam, JAZZ in moi MOI in VISA
druzina. Vas pozdravijo tudi
Vasa mama; so be zivi in zdra-
wi.
"Draga teta, JAZZ vem, da me
imale poznate, ker sem bila BE
majhna, ko ste sli v Ameriko.
JAZZ sem Mica Jerkova in pa po-
roeena pri Fitniki. Draga teta,
sc Vam lepo zahvalim, XII ste
pisali mojemu mozu v Afriko.
Dam Vam vedeti, da je sedai
prisel domov v nase kraje /. ju-
LIZA. Nisem mic vedela zan:j, tri
leta in tudi Sc ga nisem nadeja-
la vec videti.
'sDam vam vedit, da so mo-
ia mama umrli IA. aprila 1915.
Jako zal nam je "a mimi, pa
kaj 81 hoeemo pomagat, kadar
pride smrt, je treba vse pustiti
in Sc lociti. Malo casa so bill
bolni, samo II dni so imeli ra-
ka ma debelnem crevesu in nj BIZ
10 pomoci.
'''Vam naznanjam, .da so nam
:Nenlci vse pokradli in pobrali in
Sc cd mojega moza oceta ubili
donna pred hiso. Zelo hudo Sc
nam je godilo. Mas so mucili kot
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-21

'tovarno, trudi Sc vsakim dnem
do boljsega uspeha; :pri tenn pa
ina vedno spominu narod, il
.katerega izhaja, njegovo pleme-
nito srce stoji oh strani njegove
soproge, XII sta zopet izrocila
vsoto $500. To sta nasa zaved-
ma Slovenca Mr.. in Mrs. Peter
Lustrik.
Najlepsa wanna hvala v imenu
:podruznice st. 80 SANS
K. Stokel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-21

Ipremite cd mas vseh skupaj. q
lBogola, tata, ne pozabite name,
de mi morete kaj ustreci. z Bo-
igom, teta in celia druzina. Dru-
sid Vam bonn kaj vec pisala.
WasA
+~~~r@ - 1shfafriia Frank -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-21
Pfistopite ' lxorporaciio

Ptistopite ' lorporacijo I
Tale dopis je, namenjen dati
pojasnila o korporaciji. Shsi tr-
govoem in professionalism v ma
81 naselbini. Vsak drugi pa ma.
bi ga precital. Gre Sc "a skupno
korist naselbine. Kar posamez-
no ne moreno doseci,, to 'debi-
mo &c kooperiramo s'kupn
Zadnje case :sno spoznai, da je
to res. Potion sedanje korpora-
cije smo ze veliko dosegli, ima-
mo pa lie veliko 'vec "a dobiti.
Zato pa potrebujemo se vecjo
korporacijo, ki bo zmozna dose
ci Sc mnoge, "a naselbino neob-
hodno potrebne stvari.
Kaj lahkO dosezemo
Pred nami so ze dokazi, kako
je korporacija potrebna. Ma eni
strani vidimo kaj smo dosegl;
Z MO glede. pogorisca in pozida-
We move naselbine, katero delo
je ravnokar zaceto. Ko DO do.
gotovljeno, bo S tenn dosezen
velik korak v kredit nase nasel-
bine.
Ma drugi strani pa tudi vidi-
mo, .kako potrebno je, ,da smo
korporirani in vedno priprav-
ljeni ma vsak slueaj v naselbini,
da Sc zavarujemo in branimo
tega, kar v naselbini .nocemo
imeti. .Slucaj ma e. 81 cesti nam
to dobro prikazuje, "a kar so Sc
morali kar ma hitrico sosedje
organizirati in zloziti skupaj de-
mar, da Sc branijo. Ma East IS.
cesti Sc .pojavlja ravno tax slu-
caj, kjer bi bila denarna koope-
racija nujno potrebna.
Kako korporacija posluje
Da DO 'vsakemu jasno sode-
lovanju sedanje korporacije, ka-
terra slisi ma ime "St. Clair-Nor-
wood Community Rehabilitation
Corporation",, k a pomeni, da
smo Sc v tel okolici zdruzili fl
nancno, :da izvedemo v prvi vr-
sti pozidavo po ognju unieene
naselbine. S tenn pa Sc ne DO de-
10 korporacije koncano. Ako bo-
mo videli, da so v naselbini po-
trebna Sc druga podobna izbolj-
sanja, Sc bono prav tako lah-
ko zavzeli zanje. Recimo, da Sc
nahaja naselbini ma zelo lic-
nemu mestu kaksna zapuscena
stavba, XII nina gospodarja, XII
bi je hotel ali mogel izboljsati
IL zapuscenega polozaja v We
ljavno stalisce, XII bi bilo "a So
sede in "a okolico kredit. Kor-
poracija hi Sc zavzela, posveto-
vala, &c bi sc ne dalo tisto pre-
kupiti in po dobro preracuna-
nemu cilju izboljsati in potem
izrociti novemu gospodarju "a
rabo. V tenn in takemu slucaiu
ne bo nobene izgube, marvec bo
dobicek "a naselbino in kredit
"a korporacijo!
ze danes vidim vec takih pri-
merov. Enega takega slucaja Sc
je lotil sam trgovec. Koliko vec
bi pa lahko dosegli &c smo zdru-
zeni, del naselbine bi ma ia ma
Gin lahko zbojsali. Kar je nuj-
no pOtreDno Je TO, da Sc resno
zavzamemo.
Korporacija je ustanovljena
in lepo posluje. Prvi trgovci, XII
SO Sc odzvali, zasluzijo vsako
priznanje. MISC pa dolzni lie ne
kateri trgovci in profesijonali-
sti, da delajo v korist naselbine
in naroda, marvec tudi ostali v
naselbini maj bi pnistopili.
Stalna k0rporacija je mogoca
Nj vprasanja, da nj TAXA kor-
poracija m0gada. Kakor nitro
bodo odjemalci spoznali, da SO
dejanja Ek0rpoFacije za6ela ro-
diti sadove, bndo udje IHorpora-
cije zadei dobivati Cd naroda
priznanja. Nobena stvar nj bolj
nnjno potrebna kot to, da SO od-
iemalci in pa trgOyci v tesnemu
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in ad1nmlsatons leading cities Is
result of the November 6sdion while
right Iemaln1 as M Ddt10
William 0sDwyeE Int Aower
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-21

Chicago. - v predmestju
Lyonsu je zadnji petek unrl
Anton JalOvsc, Clan SNPJ. 10
jen je bill Is. decembra 1873 ;
vasi Veliko Mrasevo pri Cerk-
ljah ma Dolen,iskem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-21
Nova kampanja "a
zbiranje potrebssGn

Ia mesec Sc je pri6ela obsirna kampanja "a
zbiranje ponosene obleke. perila. eevljev.
odej. mia. konservirane hrane in drugih po-
trebsein "a Jugoslavijo. Kampanjo je organi-
ziral AMERIsKI oDBOR Vojnega relifnega
fonda Amerikancev juznoslovanskega porek-
la. Rampant naeeljuje veleznani filnski igra-
lee BURGESS MEREDITH.
Vse SANSove podruznice so naprosene. da
organizirajo svoje lastne kampanje in odpre-
jo nabiralne postaje. kamor Sc prispevano bla-
go lahko prinese. ce posluje vasi naselbini
Ameriski odbor. Sc pridruzite njegovi kampa-
Mi in pomagajte v vseh ozirih. da bo dosezen
Gin popolnejsi uspeh.
Lanska zinaa je bila huda "a nase rojake
start domovini. toda letosnja bo Sc hujsa. De-
zela je osvobojena. toda sovraznik je pustil "a
sabo le velik kup razvalin in pa oropano po-
krajino. Borci Sc vra6ajo domov in "a mimi
ma tisoce in tisoce nesreGnezev. XII jih je So
vraznik odpeljal suznost. Mnogo teh trpe-
eih rojakov je brez vsake strehe. brez vsake
zascite. Nujna je takojssnja pomoe.
Najveeji dokaz resnicnosti slike. XII 10
vam skusamo prikazati. SO pisma vasih last
nih ljudi. ki SO pricela prihajati Ameriko.
citajte ia piszna (rnnogo jih je priob6enih v
nasih hstih). in preeitajte jih Sc enkrat. ''Dra-
81 moji. ne morete 81 misliti. kaksne sirote
smo. koliko snno pretrpei in koliko trpljenja
mas Sc eaka. ako ne pride hitra pomoe. Bosi
sno in goi. brez strehe in denarja. brez "a
dostne hrane in postrszbe 80. &c morete. daj-
te pomagati." Tako Sc cita skoraj vsakem
pismu. -
Bratje in sestre! SANS Sc ponovno obraEa
na Vas, da storite yss ssvoI moei "a pomoG
tenn nssre6nszem. DARUJTE VSE. CESAR
SAm NUJNo NE PoTREBUJETE. "
vse nabrano biago mai DO poslano skladi-
sce pod naslovon:
~.. WRFAssD WAREHOUSE,
Isl Perry Strsst. New York. N. Y.
Ce - dnsgadds. platajte sirosas "a prevoz
sami. 4rnsads p bodo Platsni IL skupns bla-
gains usSega oabera v.lgtW Yorku.
BRATE In SEsTHE! zAvITIAN1o no
KAYE IN MA nE1.oI TAKoU DANES!
BREz oDL-AsANLA
ldh&o =. KaAsl u. sajnzk sA1gss.
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ment asked the producer to lay it
aside for awhile hardly could have
been surprised on election day If
they remembered Love on the
Dole"
This is not altogether as depres-
sing or deadly serious a picture as
some Of the above might indicate,
for Producer-D Director John Baxter
has counterpointed the underlying
tragedy Of these slum- bounded
lives with chickering's of the comedy
that also Is a part of life, even a
poverty-stricken one. Happily, he
has not been given to cutenesS or
artificiality in his attempts to light
en- the essentially tragic theme. but
rather has let such humor as there
is stem naturally from the lives of
those involved. There is, for in
stance, a quartet of old biddies,
gathering periodically in the rooms
of one of their number to buy thrup-
pence drinks Of gin, whose conversa-
ton, as they act as a sort of Greek
chorus to the proceedings, is moth
ing short of wonderful.
A deal of the authenticity which
marks Love on the Dole" is due to
superbly finished performances of
just about all those involved. De-
borah Kerr Is one of those cinema
rarities, girl who is both a beauty
and a capable actress, and her por-
trait of the daughter is a sensitive,
understanding and beguiling one.
Clifford Evans portrayal Of the
young idealist she loves is also a
compelling one and all the others
are about as close to perfect as they
can be. Altogether, Love on the
Dole" is something you should not
pass up.
Evening star., 1945-10-25

Love on the Dole" Four Continents
by John Baxter, adapted for the screen
by Walter Greenwood, from his own novel
of the same name. At the Little.
THE CAST
Evening star., 1945-10-25

poverty stricken slum, daughter and
son find love and little hope, the
former in the person of young
idealist of the shops who urges la
Dor to take its rightful place in
government and the son in the
person of pitiful lass who breads
the Squalid life to which she has
been born.
Their love and hope amount to
very little, however, for Walter
Greenwood. who wrote both the
novel Ton which a successful Broad
way play of few years back was
based) and the screen adaptatio
has proved himself to be a man not
given to sugar coating. Life among
these poorer members of the work
ing class never was pretty thing
and 1t is not pretty as it is here por-
trayed. AS a matter of fact, Mr..
Greenwood's ultimate, solution of
this family's immediate problems,
when the daughter finally gives
herself over to comparatively rich
and obnoxious man of influence, u
so that her father and brother can
get jobs, is a savage Indictment of
the conditions he is angry about.
II this is the only solution, scme-
thing quite obviously is wrong with
the system. Those Tories who saw
the film before the British govern
Evening star., 1945-10-25

1913 because of the heavy demand
by war activities groups on perform
ers' talents.
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Where and When
| Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
stage.
National-"Dunnigan's Daughter"
8:30:30 pm.

acknowledgements Daughter:
8:30:30 pm.
i Screen.
Capitol-"House on 92nd Street:
l0:45 am, 1885, 4:30, 7:20 and 10.15
pm. Stage shows: 12:45, $40, $50
and 9:25 pm.
IL Columbia-"Stat Fair: IL am.
ITO, 3:20, $50, TAO and $50 pm
Earle-"Mildred Pierce, 1915 am.
1920, 2:40, sos, 7:10 and 9:35 pm
Hippodrome-"Of Mice and Men;
2:10, 5:35 and 9:05 pm.
Keith's-"That Night With YOU;
1910, 2:35, 4:55, 7:20 and $40 pm
Little-"Love on the Dole: II
am, 12:45, 2:30, 4:20, 6:05, 7:55 ane
9:45 pm.
Metropolitan Rhapsody in Blue"
10 am, 1855, 3:45, 6:35 and 9:3(
pm.
Palace-"Duffy's Tavern: 11:4t
am, 2;10, 4:40, ITO and $40 pm.
Pix-"Mme. Butterfly: all, 4:52
1888 and 1908 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1945-10-25

system" failed and there were no
Jobs and thus no wages, have been
woven into a screen drama which
has all the impact of an excellent
documentary.
The film, made in 1941, has been
the victim up until just recently of
a form of censorship, having Leen
detained by the late Churchill gov
ernment in England on the ground
that such. a realistic picture of the
depression years would take the
minds of the British people off the
war and its aims. There is,y as any,
one who sees Love on the Dole"
will agree, some ground for suspect
ing that Mr.. Churchill might also
have felt that the film is something
short of an Endorsement of the
Tories; at any rate if it had been
shown in this country in time there
would have been considerable less
surprise over the rise to power of
Clement 8 Atlee and the Labor
government than there seems to
have been.
Love on the Dole" to be sure,
is more dramatic cinema tragedy
than it is a political tract. But,
dealing as it does with life among
the ill-fed, ill-housed and ILL.,
rewarded, and being, as it is, a
motion picture dedicated to authen-
ITCHY, it must of necessity consider
the times in which its action oc-
ours. Being those few years start
ing with 1880, the times of Love
on the Dole" are those which tried
mems political theories as well as
their souls and the picture does not
ignore the common mans new in
terest in his democracy.
Love on the Dole" concerns it
self principally with the effects of
those tragic depression years on
one family in an industrial section
of England that the speech of the
players seems to indicate is Lam
cashire. Father, daughter and son
are wage slaves, earning only a pit
tance when they work a full week,
cut gradually from very little to
nothing at all for substance as
industry the world over droopS to
standstill, as we all know well it
did. Even in the midst of their
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Joe Brown Signs
To Play Harvey
By the Associated Press.
NEW WORK..

NEW YORK:
Joe e. Brown, screen comic who
abandoned his acting career during
the war to entertain servicemen In
the farthest corners of the world,
has been signed to play the star
ring role in Harvey" in the West
Coast company. It will open at the
Geary Theater. San Francisco,
Januaray ID.
Brown will play the role orig
mated on Broadway by Frank Fay,
who will continue as star here in
definitely.
Brown was scheduled to leave
for Toledo yesterday to join his 81
Evening star., 1945-10-25
School Children's S
LMatinees Resume

The "10-cent matinees" of estab-
lished Broadway shows for. New
York's school children will begin
again for the fall-Winter season.
The shows were discontinued in
Evening star., 1945-10-25
3 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G.
ocTosER
Love on the Dole at the Little,
Is a Realistic Film Drama
By HARRY MACARTHUR.

yesterday the Little
than fine motion picture dramatic experience cinema
which makes all the ite films witnessed
e comparison The utter hopelessne of the dees
thrties the
Evening star., 1945-08-23

been going on for over an hour
when We finally cornered Miss
Sage. She was a little out OF
breath but not so much so that she
couldn't tell us about her exciting
profession.
Everybody should understand
first of all, she explained, that this
work has nothing to do with. for
tune telling or palmistry. Its a
scientific study founded and taught
by DR.. Merton. an 80-year-old New
York physician, who has devoted
his life to it. Miss Sage believes
the possibilities of vocational ad-
justment through facial reading to
be limitless, particularly in re-
habilitation work.
IF women were smart" Miss Sage
said "they would top worrying
about big noses, small foreheads
protruding jaws or anything they
figure hinders an otherwise perfect
resemblance to Hedy Lamar
Every feature in a persons face re-
fleets direct mental aptitude. You
WOuld NC oui ~ loCo 1lOW Liza dA1AbAC
the system really is"
Before working with DR.. Merton
Miss Sage took up palmistry only
as hobby. Her first real job was
in Dempsey's Restaurant on Broad
way. Other New York club en-
gagements followed. Two years age
she came to the Club 400 in Wash
ington and has been here ever since
People are not yet familiar with
facial reading. They don't quite un-
derstand how vocational guidance
could have even a remote connec-
ton with, say, high-bridged nose
You see, there are 1872 sections
which make up every face and each
section tells something different
about a persons mental ability and
personality"
Along about this point, we noticed
Miss Sage giving us a few peculiar
glances, not that We blamed her
But it was the Spectators cue for
a graceful exit. If you're still per-
turbed about that furrowed brow
you can take it up with Miss Sage
personally at the Club 400.
Dancers, as you probably know,
come both in pairs and in singles.
However, both Gail Raye and
Sonny Lane are glad they happen
to come in the former.
Teamwork is much easier no
Evening star., 1945-08-23
After Dark
News and Comment Of the Night Clubs.
By the Spectator.
Trade Marx Registered o. g. Patent once

"How did you know that?" the tall
blond sergeant gasped in astonish-
ment.
How did 7 know that you should
work with your hands?" smiled pretty
Phyllis Sage. Simply by looking at
your nose. See that widened base,
those pronounced lines around the
nostrils. That always means a well
developed hand skill. BY the way,
sergeant, what particular sort of
hand skill are you interested in?"
ut doesn't stop at plain interest,
ma'am," the CT smiled. "You see, ]
managed farm when I was IT. I
intend to go back to it."
Even Miss Sage seemed a little
surprised at hitting the nail so
squarely on the head.
who's next?" she said, turning
to the crowd, virtually an all-GI
audience that packed the YMCA
USO Center at 1736 G street NV.
1t did no good that some half
dozen came forward, for a pretty
little WAVE had the Jump on them.
Il want to be newspaper woman
some day." she cooed.
One look at the pug nose and
Miss Sage literally exploded.
For heavens sake, why? That
Myra 10y profile was never meant
for city room, DEAR" she advised
With a nose like that you're neither
observant nor sufficiently analytical.
You would be happier to forget all
about it"
Too bad. Some poor city editor
will never know what he missed.
This particular part of the Show
boat Sunday night program had
Evening star., 1945-08-23
Births Reported

Edward and Dolores Alberts, girl.
MAX and Regina Austell, Rtrl.
Ralph and Harritt Bitter. boy.
Allen and Helen Biaden, boy.
Wayne and velma Brannon. girl.
Eagene and Catherine Brinkman, Eirl.
Charles and Elizabeth Charske. girl.
Ferry and Charlotte Cotton. girl.
Eli and Virginia Conner. boy.
William and Augusta cummins, sirl.
Lester and Alice Dame, boy.
Thomas and Lynn Daniels, boy.
Malcolm HaIc and Emily Edwards. boy.
William and Olive Fenton. boy.
Solumbus and Clementina. Gentle, girl
Harold Ha rold a ana IM1,artorie GsIke, girl.
Robert and Ruth Hannon, Girl.
Charles and Ruth Heldermsn, boy.
Cecil and Mary Jamison, boy.
Roger and Mary Karr, boy.
Frank and Evelyn Kelley. girl.
Kenneth and Audrey Kennedy. boy.
3 PsyiS ,nS and and Clara, Clara Ketelhut, Girl.
Ralph and Harriet Bitzer, boy.
Samuel and Gertrude Marks, sirl.
Albert l,s and Peggy Mechlin. girl,
chariss .ns ans s.t,1 vFsnis mGnrS girl
deorre and and petss Mary Mecsii. MH.et. boy' girl
James and Elizabeth Norvell. boy.
Pau and Margaret O'Donnell, boy.
Joseph and Goldie Overstreet, girl.
MAllam and Ellen Parker, boy.
Thomas nSIn and Marian Payne. boy.
Norton and Mary Savage, boy.
Francis and Helen Schwoerer, sirl.
Leo and Esther Shapiro, girl
Noah and Margie Shefier, girl.
Walton and Elizabeth shipiey. boy.
Marvin and Dorothy Tannehill, boy.
Beverley and sallie Thomas. boy.
Reed and Mary Thompson, boy.
everett and Catherine Thurn, girl,
Daniel and Frances Urbank, girl.
JACK and Mary Via, girl.
Tii,il CHARLES and Viola wayIand. girl.
Harve and Helen Wobbe. girl.
Boy and Anna wood. boy.
william and Katie Brown, airl.
SeSne and Inez Coleman, boy.
Clinton and Carrie Glesco, boy.
Leon and Landonia Jones, Boy.
George and Margaret Jones, girl,
Calvin and Charlotte Miles, girl.
Leroy and Minnie Moore. boy.
Gaaries Eaar an and Daisy Daisy Robinson. boy;
Allen and Essie Rowe, sfrl.
Curtis and Hilda Stevenson, boy,
victor and Tanta Tate, girl.
James and Mary Taylor, boy.
George and Lucille Tensley, boy.
Massie and Ida Vaughn s,rl'
Edward and Katherine winsiov hox
Evening star., 1945-08-23

matter how you look At It," Gail
said. "Itis easier to sell to the
audience In double doses"
The Spectator can understand
this, at least as 1t applies to Gail
and Sonny. Why shouldn't two
pretty girls be more popular than
one, anyway?
Also, Sonny reminded u.s." q
partner is always ones best critic
They're honest in appraising youl
work."
Another good thing about part
ners," Gail suggested 10 Johnny y-on-
the-spot first-aid work. II but
ton comes of or q upper gets
jammed two minutes before we
have to 60 out on the Lotus floor
believe me, a partner Is a life
saver"
This weeks China Clipper show
reminds the spectator Of all the
high school commencement revues
he's ever had the displeasure to sit
through. That is. with one excep-
ton. The blond dancer clad ir
rather scanty attire led us to doubt
whether she ever included q high
Evening star., 1945-08-23
Daytime Nurses Aides
Needed at GulIinoer

Recruits to round out the 100
needed for the Red Cross Nurse 3
Aide daytime training at Gallinger
Hospital are urgently wanted, 1t
was announced today.
The need has In no way dimin-
ished since the war is over, the
announcement stated. Persons who
possess high school education or
its equivalent, are between the ages
Of Is and 55 and will guarantee $50
hours of daytime service per year
are asked to get in touch with the
District Nurses Aide ONCE, OAR
Building, Seventeenth and D streets
NV, Republic $500, extension 291
the announcement said.
Evening star., 1945-08-23
Deaths Reported

John E. Hamill. rs, 4312 New Hampshir,
ave.
James M. Halloran, 81. 421o 18th pl. ne
Myrle ". Coyey. SO. Arlington. Va.
Rosa K. Rudy, 65, 3717 Window pl.
Richard T. w. Anderson, 65, Mount Rain.
Josephine Bowers. 81. 17O8 10th st.
James Payne. so, 2018 Franklin st. ne.
Andrew Rawlings. AZ, 307 9th st.
Alice Dobbins. 80, 4919 Massachusetts ave
Cynthia H. s. Tweedy, 81, Arlington, Va.
Leon A. Demascal. 80. Mcdonald, Pa.
Warren H. Schroeder. "a, Fairbury, Nebr.
JLne Foulk %, 1880 Spring pl.
Infant Gaynell X. johnson. 1921 Lawrence
st. ne.
infant Carper. 1908 Kennedy st.
infant Haynie, 1903 Isherwood st. ne.
sarah Davis, II, sos L st. ne
BENJAMIN Meter. 90, 1929 End st. sw.
James Briscoe. SO. 1905 18th st.
Bessie A: Cooper: 81. 1881 Vermont ave
Ellis j. Bright, A., 41S st.
James Durham. 40, 1893 Spring I'd.
Rose Cunningham, 40. not stated.
Robert Hinton, "a, 1547 9th St
Willie Jessie, 10, HOB Bird st. s.w
infant Joyce r. Harrison. 5000 st. Sc
Evening star., 1945-08-23

gas situation no longer hindering
suburban travel, spots like Cross
roads, La Conga and River Bend
report q big pickup In business.
Get. an eyeful Of that Mexican
made cigarette lighter which Macs
tro Sacha Lucas Of the Old New
Orleans is sporting. Lew Davie
comes up with some brand-new
lyrics for II Wanta Get Married" /"
It's about time somebody did some
thing about 1t.
Evening star., 1945-08-23
school commencement In her dane

school commencement in her dane
ing itinerary.
We will give credit where It's due,
however, for at the close Of the
show we understood why the young
lady put exactly the right amount
Of emphasis on costumes. Guess
it's just one of those on weeks.
~
Holding over again at the Trade
Winds Is the grooming heart-throb,
Tony Craig. What with the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-13
ORDER APPOINTING TIME ron
HEARING CLAIMS

STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro.
bate Court for the County of wash.
tenaw.
At a session OF said Court. held al
the Probate office In the City of
Ann Arbor In the said County. on
the 10th day Of July, A. d. 1915.
Present. Honorable Jay G. Pray
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter ac the Estate Of
John Bass. Deceased
II appearing to the Court that the
time for presentation Of claims
against said estate should be lin
tied. and that a time and place be
appointed to receive. examine and
adjust all claims and demands
against said deceased by and before
said Court:
II is Ordered. That creditors of
said deceas ed are required to present
their claims to said Court at said
Probate Court on or before the cath
day of September. a. ID. 1945, at nine
o'clock C.W.T. in the forenoon, said
time and place being hereby APP
pointed for the examination and adj
Justment OF all claims and demands
against said deceased.
II Is Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof be given by publication
OF copy Of this order for three
successive weeks previous to said
day Of hearing, in the Ypsilantl
Daily Press a newspaper printed and
circulated in said county
Jay @ PRAY,
Judge OF Probate
Adv $50