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Evening star., 1946-05-30

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person to 5915 Ga. ave. NV. 80
WAITREss; fqlI tine Jes good salary. tips
MATTRESSES, white, experienced. several,
flaGfl fAGsANr ssos Conn. D"sASSS ase vs. s55 ss
WAITREsSmMust " T SosI have .s ysS sxps5isnss ai
ssaURN s1nsa9ns se0s s4s Ds Conn Apps aHs nRroWS
IA Rzs1*0fS 45s Apply iah CAV
MA1TREss wanted; from 5 m to 10 2 m; m
EsaFf WaEfREss; R:s white. experienced: ia closed
HARTMANs RESTAURANT. sa56 Ga. ave.
WAITREssEs. VA TTRiiEHssEs experienced. Maryland and re:
MXAII!iRRsshs1 apply before 10 am, LIT
WAfTREssEs E Is. ooioned dea s.. for or" new high.
dinners only; 6-day wk.; must pc thor:
N2Ekns s.@pe sSaefGas MAsoN eas ss aa APP
WoMxN, VI Ma between IS and 40 yrs. SE Of age,
to work in wired music studio no expert
ence necessary. Call RE. 1850 between
WOMAN, white. Is to 30. to inspect dry
cleaning. Permanent. Good salary, and
ss5ias Ma ST. s0Ss SSoo osofsia ave si!yss
WOMEN-Starting rates at the telephone
CO have been increased to S29 per week
for 5,day week, with 5 pay increases
mites are available. vacation with pay.
pleasant working conditions, steady EN-
ployment. If you are under 35, call today
at one CT our employment ofices, 727 18th
st; nv: 1852 gr St ,,nS ~ no opsn Evenings
MAC TELEPHONE CO.
WOMEN, white, Is to so, to learn cafe
openings: $50 week beginning salary. plus
meals; telephone Miss Greer. co. 90S0,
tween 8 am and 2 pm. 4
YOUNG LADY, under 20, pleasing per-
sonality, neat appearing, free to travel
seashore resorts with chaperoned group
Earninxs approx. $500 monthly. trans,
portation. bonus. expenses Il employed
roy q, not apply. MRS FREY. Em
Evening star., 1946-05-30
HELP MEN E. WOMEN.

portunity now for permanent, profitabI
work nearby. Write RAWLEIGHS, Dept
DCF-14-K, Chester. Pa.
Evening star., 1946-05-30

permanent: pleasant WORKING conditions;
sssisy salary commsnsusste with experience and
sss MofoR sserofSs eo
Observation-Disclosures part-time po-
VIZ: $3.50 $50 per 's1 SE Cali EN- ss6s. ~ A
6 hspy yhs Mr. fyshRf sWaRR hG65 Goo
cREckERHWanted ciiEe kEi to work in selfseryce
HAM MARRET, ss16 1s Wilson 'i Blvd, Ar. ".
.e5 CHECK WRITERS, M previous M experience not
tion Apply THE The HEcHT HEen es co.. personnel sEa
enff ha n9sJ e. coiore as vi snE to Scrub
and do real cleaning $3.50 per day and
ea1fiIs cnfsicAL 0as W6RRRR GsRn ave part time News
paper will employ, young lady between
the ages Of 8 and 80 to work from 10
TO en dfys psI wfek
SOL Star suildinE FHE EVENINa ING sTHR GSR
CLERKS. 1GI s. sTs with nx knowledr. of typns de-
work: Apply Room aO2,. sis l4th st. n "
for ans main boE q suRdy and dry
SLEANGRs STi|1ifaa l.. bth IS 8 and n Randolph st.
A[ungtCn, va III liDV -bu
CLERK, colored, for exclusive dry cleaning
store; eXper. only: top salary. For inter-
view call FIR. aS04 80
CLERK-Steady position. good salary
SHEPHERD PARK CLEANERS, 1900 Ala ska
ave. and 4a3s Wisconsin ave. 80
CLERK. white. experience not necessary,
part-time or full-time work in dry clean
v r.; 4 s rse: APP; :'
CLERK for dry cleaning ONCE, white,
experienced only; excellent salary. Apply
500 N Capitol st a
CLERK-Knowledge Of typinE essential.
Tor clerical work in credit Oh. Of large
furniture store, perm position and good
starting salary. Apply Mr.. Pryor. HOUSE
q, HERMANN FURNITURE CO.. COL
7th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1946-05-30
TELETYPE OPERATOR wanted. former

TELETYPE OPERATOR wanted, former P.
T. or w. u employe preferred Apply
manager. ALL AMERICA CABLES d.
RADIO. INC, Il 332 Conn ave. 81
TOBACCO AND COSMETICS CLERKS-No
experience necessary; good pay; good
working conditions; permanent Job. Apply
DRUG CO. l113 G st. NV.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-16

sc je vrnila nanica in bratec.
Sedaj skupno uzivamo svobodo,
.ceprav smo brez ljubega ateka.
zavedamo se, da je dal ziylje-
ME "a pravico in enakoprav-
most narodov. Zato smo sc tudi
mi, mali pionircki zavezali, da
bono pridno pomagali nasi po-
ruseni domovini. -. -.
'Mogoce sem Yam ze proved
opisal nase trpljenje. Upam, da
mi boste oprostili, ker zelo rad
razlozim, ker potem mi je sko-
raj malo lazje pri srcu, &c imam
komu potolaziti nase grozote, XII
ne bodo nikdar pozabljene. Da-
mes smo Sc v slabem stanju.
Mamica ne more BE mic zasluzi-
ii, ker Sc z nami muci, da posi-
liza v Solo meme in mojega bra
ia Mirkota.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-16

dovanju velikim zanimanjem.
Pokazal je Lionelu listek 8 pod
pisom pajka, XII SO ga bill pu-
still roparji ma njegovi pisalni
mizi:
Mygali so odvedli vaso
hcerko in vam je ne vrnejo,
predno jim ne izrocite Budhine-
ga demanta. To je Misterijina
pisava! je vzkliknil Lionel, do
bro jo poznam Ma vsak ma
Gin torej hocejo imeti Ia de-
mant in gotovo izpuste Miss
Elleno, ko ga jim izrocite. Vse-
kakor lahko logicno sklepamo il
vsega tega, kar verno, da nj
Miss Ellen v nobeni neposredni
nevarnosti.
Bankir je obupno zamahnil z
rokami.
- Nesreca obstoja v tenn,
je vzkliknil, da nimam pojma,
kaj je s tenn Budhinim deman-
tom. Nikoli ga nisem incl, niti
ga nisem kdaj videl.
- To je nemogoce, je vzklik-
nil Lionel yes zacuden.
- Moja castna beseda, da je
resnica, kar sem vam povedal.
Premisljujte natanko, ali
res niste imeli tega demanta
nikoli v rokah Sal ga nj tezko
spoznati radi Budhine glave, XII
mu je vrezana v sredo.
- Prisegam vam, da nisem
nikoi incl takega kamena in da
sedaj prvic cujem govoriti o
MEM.
Lionel nj nicesar odgovoril,
bill je zelo razocaran. Skrivnost-
no delovanje Mygalov Sc mu
je zdelo cisto nerazumljivo. Ii
onel je mislil, da je prodrl do
Misterijinih skrivnosti, tod a
spoznal je, da nj prisel dalje kot
je bill prvi dan.
- Kaj sklepate il vsega te-
ga? je vprasal John Terry.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-16

I3-|e+ni deeek IL Novego mes+o
Sc zohvoIiuie

Naslednje pismo je prejela
druzina Sabljack, 193O1 Shaw
nee Ave., clani Narodnega Vie
ca arneriskih Hrvatov in Hrva-
tic. Oni so darovali obleko "a
pomoc revnim v start domovini
in ma nekatere predmete dali
svoj naslov. Tako so sedaj pre-
jeli emo pismo cd 13-letnega slo.
venskega decka il Novega me-
sta, XII Sc zahvaljuje "a prejeto
obleko in pravi v svojem pismu
sledece:
"Novo mesto, Is. jun. 1916
"Spostovana druzina
Sabljack!
"Najprej Vas prisrcno po.
zdravim, majhen jugoslovanski
pionir. Moran Sc Vam tisockrat
zahvaliti "a dar, XII sem ga pre-.
jel potion Rdecega kriza v No.
vem mestu.
''V hlackah ma kolenih je bi
pripet Vas naslov. Hlacke so mi
zelo po wolff, tudi mera dolzine
in Shrine odgovarja, tako da
sem zelo vessel. Sedaj samo ne
vem, kako in S cim bi Sc Vam
zahvalil, da bi Yam poplacal
Vas prisrcni jugoslovanski cut
do mas jugoslovanskih pionir-
jew, kateri smo zelo prizadeti cd
te grozovite vojne.
"Rad bi Vam malo opisal mo.
je zivljenje med vojno, katera
je trajsla celia stir leta in JAZZ
kot majhen pionir sem jo kal
dosti odbcutil. Bill sem star, s
let, ko Sc je pricela vojna. LIE,
ia 1941 so pridrveli Italijani
zaceli so seliti ljudi, Jill zapi'
rati in internirati, Moi ocka II
moja mamica sta zbezala v par,
tizane 1912 leta. Meme in 81
enega mojega brata sta pustils
pri sorodnikih. Tako sem prezi
vel pri drugih ljudeh in zasledo
val nase hrabre partizane, ki s.
jih sovrazniki preganjali $ svo
jinli ofenEivami. Kmalu Sc n
zvedel, da so mi oceta ubili
Umrl je Y groznih bolecinah
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-16
BUDHIN DEMANT

GUSTAV lie RoUGE

vi niste tu, d a bi incl
osebno mnenje o katerikoli stva-
ri, niti da bi imeli kakorsnokoli
inicijativo. Ko 81 bonn ma jas
nem o gotovih tockah vasega
vedenja, XII Sc mi zdi sumljivo,
vas odpustim.
John Terry je pomignil obs.
ku, maj sede v naslanjac.
- Sedaj, gospod Brady, sem
yam ma razpolago. Najskrom-
nejse porocilo, XII bi mi ga mo-
gil dati o usodi mojega uboge-
ga otroka, sprejmem z najvecjo
hvaleznostjo.
- Moja povest DO malo dol.
ga, toda prosim vas, da me po-
zorno poslusate. Ako sodeluje.
va, Sc mama morda posreci, cd.
kriti roparje.
Lionel je zacel praviti ban.
kirju vse potankosti svojega bo.
ia zoper Mygale, o krvavi dra.
mi v svetiscu Aztekov in o umo.
I'll Naole. Naposled je povedal,
ma kak naein Sc mu je posre.
clio ukrcati sc ma krovu "Mor.
ske lastovke" in kako je uiel
ma Misterijo odposlano radio
brzojavko.
"Hipnotizirani All-Mah pravi
da je demant v posesti Johna
Terryja. Ma delo!"
Lionel je razlozil, kako je ma
podlagi listine, XII mu jo je bil
prevedel start izvedenec "a XII.
tajsko pisavo, zvedel, kaka vaz.
most polagajo Mygali ma posest
Budhinega demanta.
John Terry je sledil pripove.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-16

To mi je bio hudo. Bio je leta
1912. Tedaj so pobili Sc mno-
go drugih.
"Ali kje je sedaj moja mami-
ca, sem Sc povpraseval. Ne daj
Bog, da bi ubili Sc MO, sem 81
vedno mislil in cakal, kdaj bo-
do povedali, da je te nesrecne
vojne konec. Vojna Sc je ma
daljevala, sledile so nude ofen-
1--WE. Morali smo Sc civilisti be-
zati v gozdove. Seboj smo od-
gnali zivino, prasice; odnesli S
seboj hrano in kar smo imeli Sc
obleke, da nj sovraznik dobil v
roke. Pc -koncanih borbah smo
sli zopet domov.
"Tekla so leta: 43, A in As.
Ia mamico nisem Sc mic vedel,
&c je Sc ziva ali je re kje "a
kopana. Malo pred osvoboje-
MEM SO mi povedali, da so jo
videli prav izmuceno cd bor-
be in premicnega marsa. Bill
sem srecen in sem zelel, da jo
skoraj Sc enkrat vidim. Tudi
svobodo sem doeakal, ceprav
tezko in dolga so bila ia leta.
"Par mesecev po osvobodityi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-16
(Nadaljevanje)

Prav innate, je dejal Indi-
jec cinicno, dekle je tako ner-
vozno in slabo, da jo slednjic
BE lahko zadene kap. Tega Sc
nam Sc manjka! Potem ne bi
imeli nicesar, kar bi mogli "a
menjati z Johnom Terryjem "a
njegov demant. {.
Nathan je napravil neka
magneticnih kretenj in lahno
dihnil v lice Miss Ellene.
Dekle je odprlo oci in zaeu-
demo pogledalo okoli sebe. Po-
tenn Sc je naenkrat spomnila, v
kakem polozaju je in zacela je
plakati. .....-
- Kaj Sc mi je pa vendar
pripetilo? je vprasala.
- Onesvestili ste Sc, j je od-
govorila Misterija ljubeznivo, in
zbudili smo vas spet. Ne tuguj-
te, vase ujetnistvo ne .bo dolgo
trajalo. Vas oce We, da ste ma
sih rokah in gotovo-vse stori,
da vam cimprej vrnemo svobo-
do.
Ellen Sc je cutila moralno in
fizicno unicena. cd utrujenosti.
z zadovoljstvom je poslusala
zahrbtne Misterijine besede in
pustila Sc je cd ME vesti v emo
kabin ma zapadnem delu ladje.
Ko je bila sama, Sc je znova
zjokala. Bila je ze ma koncu
svojih moci. Vrgla Sc je ma po-
steljo in skoraj v istem trenut-
ku zaspala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-16
Drugo poglavje
Gusarjeva porOka

NO Je Lionel pOZVOuu Pr
Johnu Terryju, ga .je sprejel Ia
kaj Rakham, cigar zahrbtno Ii
ce je mani takoj napravilo neu-
goden Wits.
- Preuljudno Sc vede, da bi
mogel biti posten, 81 je mislil.
d: Lionel je izroeil Rakhamu
svojo vizitko, ma katero je bill
napisal par vrstic, ;toda ko je ia
precital ime, Sc je stresel, in
Lionel, XII ga je ostro opazoval,
81 nj mogel razloziti njegove
zmedenosti.
Rakham je odsel v sosedno
soho. Skozi vrata je eul Lionel
glasove, potem pa Sc je lakaj
takoj spet vrnil in Sc drzal Sc
ponizneje kot pref.
- Mr.. Johna Terryja nj do
ma, je dejal; &c bi bill gospod
tako prijazni in Sc jutri potrudi.
Ii sem.
Lionela je zgrabila jeza.
- Gospoda Terryja nj do.
ma? je dejal rezko lakaju. Sal
sem eul ravnokar njegov glas
In ker mu imam govoriti o ME-
govi hcerki, sem prepriean, da
yam nj rekel, maj me odstrani.
te.
In brez vsake ceremonije je
Lionel porinil Rakhama v stran
in vstopil v soho, kjer Sc je ma.
hajal bankir. Ia je bill ma videz
silno nezadovoljen, ko ga je
opazil.
Prosim uljudno, oprostite
mi, je resno dejal Lionel, da
udiram ma tako prostaski nacin
v vas dom. Dovolil sem 81 pa ia
postopek, ker vam vas lakaj go.
tovo nj izrocil mole vizitke.
- Ne, je dejal bankir zacu.
demo; kdo ste?
Lionel Brady, amerisk
yachtman, o katerem ste NOR
da ze kaj cui. Pod svojim ime'
nom sem bill napisal ma yizitko
da vas prosim da me sprejme'
te ker vam bi mogel morda raz'
loziti natancneje skrivnostne
zadevo Miss Terry yjeve.
zakaj mi niste dali 60
spodove yizitke? ? ie Qsorno vpra
Sal Mr.. Terry sYojega lakaja
Zasaeeni Rakham nj vedel
kaj bi odgovoril.
Bsl rem -, je konfno "a
jecljal, da ii vas motil v vas
boil.
Evening star., 1946-07-21
Parisb-P
Engagement

Comdr. Charles j. Parish, Mer-
chant Marines, and Mrs. Parish have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Johanna Parish, to
Mr.. Kenneth H. Pergande, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert F.. Pergande of
Falls Church. The wedding will
take place in the early autum.
Miss Parish was graduated from
Western High School and from
Stratford Junior College at Dam
vile, Va
Mr.. Pergande also was graduated
from Western High School and at
tended Fem College in Cleveland
He served as lieutenant in the Army
Air Forces and has resumed his
studies at George Washington Uni
versity.
Evening star., 1946-07-21
August Wedding
Being Planned

August IA has been chosen bv Miss
Mary Sue Branch as the date for
her marriage to Mr.. Walter David
Merritt, jr. Her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Pharr Branch. are an
nouncing her engagement to the son
OF Mrs. Pearl w. Merritt.
Miss Branch is a graduate of
Blewett High School in St. Louis
and attended Strayer College. Mr.
Merritt was graduated from Frank
lin High School in Cedar Rapids
and attended Iowa State College be-
fore entering the Navy. He plans to
study medicine at the University of
Iowa in the fall.
Evening star., 1946-07-21
Miss Hettie Scaggs
Is to Be Married

Announcement is made by Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond L. Scaggs OF
Upper Marlboro of the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Hettie Gene
Scaggs, to Mr.. Robert o. Bigelow
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Bige-
low of Baltimore.
Miss Scaggs attended De Pauw
University and now is junior at
the University of Maryland. Mr.
Bigelow also is a student at the
latter university and during the war
as B-29 pilot, made So missions
over Japan.
Evening star., 1946-07-21

Famous For Good Food
Delicious food generously
served; historic surroundings.
Never expensive. Candle lights.
Lunch. 1902; Dinner, 5:3o-S.
Sunday Dinner. 1870 to 8.
4 THE OLD CLUB
of Washington & His Friends
SIS South Washington ST.
in Alexandria (Alex. 4555)
MT. VERNON MEMORIAL HIGHWAY
Laura Lee Invites You"
Evening star., 1946-07-21
Charge Accounts Invifed
Idyette essentials

Curty eouze diapers, sz7o
Comfy disPosobIe pods, pkg. Of 5O----SI25
Comfy pod ponts small, medium, loroe 5ec
Chix eouze diapers, $40
Arnold knit b1der- 35e
Mokem cotton knit towel Sl6e
Bunny Esnond cotton knit toweI--See
Cotton knit wash cloths Z forlec
boby chenille spreods---------$2.9s to $59s
Pequot pIloWcoses Demonstrations 3oc
RECEIVING b'onket---------------
Esmond warm spun blanket SlIe
tsmond Is % wool blanket, ,4OxoO----S34o
Waterproof pIoy pen S2os
Waterproof high chair Sle8
Ploytex waterproof points, small, medium. Ioroe,
ono extra ree-------------------- 6oe
Denn'son dioPer liners, 200 for----Sloo
Plymouth waterproof opron-----47
eoloPso'e nursery troner-------------$198
Detector ---------------5ec
ToddIers' bathroom szes
''(ss '&(ssMzm,.., 80 "a; 80;
l225 ST. NV.
-E1clnsive Infants and Children's Wear-
Evening star., 1946-07-21

Store Hours: Daily, $50 am. to 6 pm. OPEN
N0TON's LARGEST FURRIE
3 STORES TO SERVE YC
LAIAWAY CLUB No interest," No carrying cha,ee. Small
deposit your selection BUDGET PLAN Extended pay
CHARGE ACCOUNTS. STORAGE UNTIL FALL: No
added charge for Ziof#ieks famous storage CUARANTEE
ZoHk Code Of Protection quality
workmanship and beauty! LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE
for yow old fur coat
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-23
Diplomat Gets
Out of This One

New York, Mar. 23-INS-Victor
Chi-Tsai Hoo, q genial member of
UNO headquarters stan told this
story on himself today.
Trygye Lie, secretary general.
called a meeting Of his stan and d
subordinate phoned Mr.. Hoo TO
come to $40. The subordinate
failed to mention the meeting was
being held at 610 Fifth Ave" where
DR.. Lie has established headquar-
ters.
Instead, Mr.. Hoo went to room
610 in the Waldorf and knocked.
A woman answered the door, Mr..
Hoo said and looking past her he
could see only bedroom.
Mr.. Hoo said the lady greeted
him casually and invited him to
come in and said she was pleased
TO see him. Mr.. Hoo said he began
to have his doubts whether this
was the UNO meeting room hut
that the woman hustled into an
other room and returned with a
large package of laundry.
Diplomacy came to Mr.. Hoo's
aid, he related. He merely said:
Madame. I'm afraid there has
been a slight Misunderstanding. In
your country many Cinnamon are
laundrymen but not all Cinnamon
are laundrymen. l think | am in
the wrong room"
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-23
Tuttle Hill News

Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Jones
and daughters were Sunday guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Linnenkugel.
The children OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Rowe, who have been Ill with pneu.
monia, are recovering.
Mrs. Duane Robinson and small
daughter, Saline. are visiting her
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Wardle.
Sunday visitors at the Claude
Colts home were Mrs. Earl Gray,
Plymouth. also Thomas Ashley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Colts visited
their uncle, Martin Colts, Willis,
recently.
Mrs. Charles Carey and Mrs.
Leland Gorton visited at the Sweet
home on Bunton Rd.. Wednesday.
Mrs. Nellie Sweet Is about the
same. with her usual cheerful greet
ing for those who call. Mrs. Ethel
Sweets mother. Mrs. Edith Bal
lard. who has been with her daugh-
ter for several weeks, is able to be
about the house.
The Misses Bthel and Jeanette
Hammond. Whitaker Rd., visited
their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Colts, last Thursday. bringing a
cake in honor OF Wallace Colts
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Jones.
Whitaker Rd., are the parents or
a son born March 90 at Boyer Hos
pltal.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-23
Calendar Of Social Events


Boy 1890 Rawsonvle school troop meets at school,
SUNDAY
Second Session Scout Leaders Training Course o'clock Ypsanu
High School.
MONDAY
Ypan Order Star dinner $3.50,
special meeting 1880, Masonic Temple lodge
City Lodge number 1877 Knights Pyhas cooperative din
$50. cards members their families
friends. Castle Hall.
Monday Luncheon Club o'clock, with v. NJ Kelly
Ladies' Auxiliary Canton number go o'clock Odd Fellow Hail.
Girl six Baptist Church. troop
welt; troop 20. o'clock Starkweather Hall.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-23
THREE HUNDRED AT
SCHOOL PARTY

Nearly 500 students OF the sew
enth. eighth. and ninth grades.
thronged TO the auditodium OF the
lpsilanti High School. Friday eve
ming. 10 partake in festivities Of he
final Junior Division party OF the
year. The affair was sponsored by
the student council o: the high
school.
Highlighted on the program for
the evening was dancing to the mu-
sic Of the seven piece high school
swing band. under he direction OF
Leland Randall.
Decorations we're appropriate TO
the candyland theme, with lollipops,
stick candy, and brightly colored
crepe paper Frightening the audi
torium. Chairman OF the committee
on decorations was Miss Tressa
Lemon.
The grand march. which opened
the gala evening was in charge OF
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-23
ELEVEN TABLES
IN BRIDGE PLAY

Eleven tables, five In the first
section and siI in the second. were
in play at Charles McKenny Hall.
Friday evening, for the 18th night
of the winter series OF Ypsilanti-
Ann Arbor-Detroit duplicate bridge
competition. An announcement was
made that play will be continued
for three more Friday evenings.
Each session is a separate unit.
open 70 newcomers. Seven couples
in each section scored average
(.5O0) or better. In section | Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Nehlsen were winners
with .6i3. In section II, Mrs. James
NJ. Brown and Mrs. Paul Hayward
800. Others who rated were: sec
ton !, Mrs. Walter Mclean and
Mrs. Paul Kroner. SIS; Mrs. Glare
c. Carey and Mrs. VIM. Halstead,
Ann Arbor, $50; Pro-. and Mrs. ].
II. Owens, .541; Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Proper, tied with Mrs. Scott Sturte-
want. Jr.. and A. ]. Whitmire, .527;
Miss IneS Graves and Mrs. Earl
Freeman, 500. Section II, Miss Jes-
sic Swaine and Mrs. Fred Horner.
$50; Mrs. Phelps Grouse and Mrs.
Herbert Bisbee tied with Mrs. V.
NJ. Kelly and Mrs. J. Z. MacAllis-
ter. sos; Mrs. l.. f. Dunning and
Mrs. C. F. Bonner. $50; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. d. Weatherwax, 522; Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Norton. .5O4.
Mr. and Mrs. Thorburn were Fri
day night dinner guests in the Mark
]. Tully home. Table appointments
were carried out in green and white
the All Club colors and motif.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-23
FOUR H GROUP
PARTY GUESTS

Woodruff gymnasium was the
scene Friday night OF a party for
the younger All members living in
he south half OF the county, with
155 members, parents and leaders
present. The group was divided In
10 four and the entire evening was
spent in relays with prizes for all.
The evening Was closed with a
grand march and refreshments.
The party was sponsored by the
Washtenaw County Service Club
with Miriam Tully. Erwin Steeb
and Mr.. mad Mrs. Lyle Thorburn
directing .he games.
Two weeks ago a similar party
for the north hal: Of the county
was held in the Chelsea gymnas-
ium with 10 present.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-23
World Student Service Fund
Campaign Opens With Dance

The World Student Service Fund
with a dance at Charles McKenny
Hall.
The highlight Of this dance.
sponsored by the Women's League.
was the variety show. Theodore
Heusel, the master Of ceremonies.
opened the program with a subtle
display Of wit In introducing the
first act college Rhythm" with
Barbara Teeple dancing. Lois Wise
man and Doris Kays singing and
Patricia Johnsrud accompanying on
the piano. The next act was the
vocalizing OF lmogene Bunch and
Flora Hawkins. They were called
back for three enchores. After this
Robert Smiley gave a reading OF
"Gunga Din" and In lighter vein
THE Paper Bag. In the last act
Blanche Paynter gave a comic
dance, "Simple Sis. Mr.. Heusel
closed the show with an appeal
for contributions TO the World Ser.
vice Student Fund. The entire pro
ceeds of the dance will be turned
over TO the World Student Service
Fund.
The parade scheduled for 4
O'Clock in the afternoon was can.
celled.
Rev. Robert J. Fairgrove, region.
al secretary OF the World Student
Service Fund. will arrive on the
campus Monday to aid In the drive
which will end April 12.
The World Student Service Fund
Is fund-raising organization which
operates primarily in theological
seminaries, preparatory schools,
colleges and universities to raise
money for student war relief. This