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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
Drive Safe Cars;
Be Safe Driver
By Robert Johnson

ThoLa nds OF motor enthusiasts
it;cnded recently In Detrci; CHE Of
he gTca est AUTOMOBILE EXHIBITIONS
ccosdcd in the annals OF ne auto
ntb.le industry.
rs this r:w chapter Of progress
MS " itien, a III gniiicen' drama
Z ens.heering genius was unfolded
e.sre the curious eyes OF men and
women representing every walk Of
life. leaving an indelible impress.
sion OF the progress attained in this
hyld This display Of art and skill
eprCduccd in the automobile mod
els, every modern improvement
'cund n Tho ONE today. No detail
vas let rnattcnd,d namely: ali
conditioned, music. beds. etc Such
remarkable facts stimulated brisk
raiing both in the new ana used
car marts
The writer elbowrd his way
through The crowd To view the
varied exhibits inquiring OF the
demcnstrators why this or that
Immunity Of purpose in the minds
of he engineers was to provide
safety and comfort for the motor
list
Each and every man in this par
ticular field has played his role
well TO set the stage for the nexi
act to be played by the consumer
Mr. MOtcrisi. you are one Of the
"haractcrs in he last act: Are you
70 select the role Of a hero or q
William You may select the role
Of the hero by the judicious use OF
your automobile on the street and
highway at all times. thereby in
uring he safety and comfort OF
vrursclf and the pedestrian. Or you
may select the role Of the william
by using the crowded street and
h.yhway aa proving ground" 10
fcst tie merit 90 The car CT your
choice, thereby placing in jeopardy
he saf0tV aid comfort of yourseli
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04

"a guests were seated at small
tables with tiny brides. and
serving as place cards were chry-
santhemum corsages. The decora-
tons were carried out In a color
scheme OF pink. white and green
A contest was held in which Miss
McMillen and Miss Myra Simpson
won the prizes. Mrs. Scott was he
former Kathleen Tantsi. Kitchen
to vel were hens itched for
the guest OF honor The hos
tesses were assisted by their mo-
Their. Mrs. Amy Robbins and their
sisters. Mrs. John Harrison and
Miss Maxine Robbins.
Mr.. and MRS., Clarence Spears.
EOS w Van buren, entertained at
family Thanksgiving dinner Thurs
day Present were Mr. and Mrs.
George Burns and Dr. AMI Mrs.
Charles Walker. their two sons.
Charles. Jr.. and Manuel Lorenzo.
also Miss Catherine Spears. daugh-
ter OF the hosts.
Church News
Rev Z. l.. Todd pastor OF the
Second Baptist Church spoke on
Christian worker Sunday morn
ing. November 81 In his dis
course. Rev. Todd said the
minister was the keyman 10
the Christian worker Rev.
Burt. young minister conducted
he evening service. The young
folks choir furnished the music
The Sunday School and 81. Y, p. L
elected officers for the ensuing |
year
The -Four Gospel Quinted OF Ak
ron, Ohio viii be In the city Dec
u when they will make appear
lnces al the Maple Street Metho- !
iisf Church. Church OF God and the |
s. Paul Baptist Church They will !
also broadcast over Station WELL.
The singers are said 10 be very
descriptive in their work Harmony |
is their slogan. Mrs Irene Dean
and Mrs Dorothy Johnson are
sponsors
The pastor, Rev J T.. Stewart
reaors splendid services al the
fhurch OF God last Sunday Rev. F,
} r Brown OF san Diego Cal.
was IN charge Of the service and
,onducted revival meeting during /
he week
Both morning and evening ser
vices Al The Shaiygrove Baptist
Church We're in large aitend..n
Nov u Among the many
present was Rev X ID !
handler who preached an inspir-
IHc sermon The evening WORSHIP
was in charge of the pastor. Rev. |
K y Palmer who also delivered /
inc message Rev. Chandler united
% the church and PLEDGED his sup.
port. The church Is making SPLEEN
lid imp oyement under rs presen'
pastor 4 20 day rally is now going
IN an effort - raise 5000
Dea on Shufofd ana us family /
are III a, their home
Miss Lucille Norris, daughter 81
ur, and Mrs John Morris 32s y
Kendall street Is confined at her
iome with tonsilitis.
Everybody should read the Tri-
pune paper with news Of inter-
EST
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04

trouble!
Ans He isn't going 10 supper
you willingly and am afrai'
hat il You get anything from hin
s-u will have TO force him TO DO Il
II You are sure that you don't low
lm then you should not return
N i'm
4. h. Tell me what TO IL Inor.
der 10 sell my letl
Ans Advertise in the papers
NJ once week and since
s1e have 1t listed with Real Es-
iaie Agency already. there is little
isi that you could do TO fcf sale
Yl VII sell Il sometime during
T.. VI. MI want 10 know II
what have In mind 10 do i right.
| am AFRAID that II ! quit II will
be- some trouble!
ans. There will be unless you
sut Of sight of this particular
y You should use your own
Is -menl for you know perfectly
hat you aren't at all happ,
ng as you are right now.
l.. h. X. Considering what
haze in mind who should l take ia
N, PREM!
Your VERY BEST DATE
il yea don't. your who'll
ing will b. ruined.
l.. i. AM unlrck, In all III,
lcr'ahing> ard stay Ia a stral'
I'll times. Tell me ii I should
naAc the trip have In mind
MS Ye, for 1t vii. 90 ycu
IA ~ good. Before you car
~ town YOU must arrarg,
-el some money together for i
going TO take quite a bit NOR
you expect 10. make the jour
y. VI. X. am living wi.h n mar
ha' has II vile and child to sup.
ort and he j. buying ear. Tel
ne what l. the best thing for M
- do.
ins Call II quits" with thi1
Low and paddle your own cano'
while You don't love this IN
lividnal and the longer you remain
'cgethtr the longer you are COINS
% worry. 4 change would help.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
TIE AMiTY Girls CIIR

AIR ANTI OlkLN tLlB
The Amity Girls Club has starr,
ed its regular meetings Tor the now
year. The new officers are Mr.
villa NJ. Harvey. presidcn' Mr..
f, Penny Smith. vice president: Clara
Warren. secretary; Mrs. Marjorie
Johnson, treasurer.
The club gave its first semi-for.
NAL dance at the Lark Club recent.
ly. 1t was a great success.
Ossie Paschal Is club rerorter
PEERLESS ART CLIB
The Young women's Peerless
Art Club was hostess at bInro
party at the home Of Mrs Ethel
Harkless. 5S3 Hague avenue.
The ladies played several rounds
OF bingo and lovely prizes were
awarded. Plate dinners were serv.
cd and friendly chats were freely
INDUCED in among visitors and
friends.
Mrs. Rodgers, Of st. Louis. Mo
the house guest OF Mrs. IIlda Ma.
son, on Goddard street. enjoyed the
afternoon visiting with Ola friends
and meeting new ones.
Mrs. Sadie Ladsay is n.eSident
Of the club; Mrs. Elizaba Ii Class
reporter
DETROIT-TEXANS GLIB
The Detroit Texans chb met
Saturday evening, Nov. % at the
emodeled building OF their hos,
Barney Crawford. 5ll Ia, Warren
avenue.
After inspecting the building. the
members settled down to an enjoy
able evening OF bridge and whist.
Those present were:
Barney Crawford. host R9mey
Archiebald Henderson. president
Mrs. Alex Neal, vice r sdoni:
Mrs. Edward Todd. secretary. Alex
Near, treasurer: Attorney Herbert
L. Dudley. parlimeniarian and le-
gal advisor; Mr.. and Mrs Fate
Minis. Mrs. II. l.. Dudley, Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy Dudley. Sr.. Miss The-
ma Dudley. Miss Viola Taylor, Miss
0. Phillips, Miss Ruby Johnson.
Mrs. Fred Jones. Mrs Icbose:
Messrs John Glover. George Tuck
err, James Winston. Golcc Bryant.
(guesD. Albert Williams GUEST,
Arthur Johnson. Joseph Aiurry.
Richard Agwillard, and Conway
Jones
The next social meeting will be
held Saturday, Dec. 4. . p M al the
Music Studio Of Rooney Archibald
Henderson. PSI East Caniiold, Apt
No. IL. All Detroit Tcxan- DESTROYS
of further Information about the
club may call Temple lFN39
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04

and others in the pa,h q,
recklessness. '0uf
MIR. Motorist. 1t beht oy.x 49,
keep the purpose OF ne In mn \, y
turer and his staff Instantly A. +
mind as you appear OF tho ~. "a
wit your newly acqu 4 n,,.' '
sion. whether a new or .s a .',.'
mobile, make these ,wo wv v
yours; sa'e'y end Ca tort. u'
All coed citizens VII n..
part OF the hero How aban, ~, "s
rHose who have motor p, bl,u,
IN which they seek ad or ws'
have had experiences " iAl ma, NV ~
helpful or interesting 10 o.s.' y
please write in care OF Tho De'ro',
Tribune. 'o''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04

y T-PIease tell me why | don
have q mind 20 stay nj home viii
my wifei l go 10 work and CONS
home and put on my clothes ans
am In the streets!
Ans: You are just allowing your
s,If TO be TERRIBLY SELFISH
thinking OF your own self alon,
and you should bsw your head II
shame too. Don't think for on.
minute your wife Is going TO pul
up with this stuff for the next few
years change Apr ways now
and when you grN, ask heg
aloNg
VI. u. T.. Reading >pr column
has certainly become "a abIt With
me. Tell me does this bo,NNhom !
have in mind really care iSr me
and l. he just acting when he dedi.
cafes these songs a. me!
Ans | should say that he Is
sincere he wouldn't go To all the
trouble OF having songs dedicated
% YOU unless you were his very
best girl Keep him essing
and he VIII have an important ques-
ton 10 ask you before summer.
l.. VI. e.. Wy husband was de-.
In,cd coming home some few
nights ago aud will You tell m
whore he was when the s'sak and
'au>agc wG> removed from he gro
Gerry sack he was carrying!
Ans In a small CAFE you
husband stopped with other frien
and while he was there the pack
ages were removed without hi
knowing abou t. No one IN III
party with your husband knew any
thing about these articles bell
taken.
{. VI. r. should keep the pc.
'siiion that | have now or should I
do what have In mind iJr IN,
bett rnicnt Of my future!
Ans II YOU expcct 10 get aheac
ard accomplish anything then It i
np 70 you 20 continue 10 max
'hanges AMI i seems 20 me thai
h. idea ycn have in mind AT ID.
writing Is something 10 consider
You won't lose anything ii YOU do
give up your work for you could
always ge' something just as good
+. :. VI. could n.,er 30 hack
10 my husband because despise
him and mother and ! want to ge'
~ house and want to know II ~,
husband would support ME without
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04

T-PIease tell me why l don't
have a mind 10 stay nj home with
my wifei go 10 work and come
home and put on my clothes and
am In the Streets
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
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! IN THE SHADOW
4 M ,AbbE fUd//QCE

buscrsr MenAllsr O, mr. Anea.cAn Srkse
g q %

NOrE:-your question will answered FREE this column
ONLY when clipping enclosed with Your Cues
Fnl Birthdsfe Correct Address For Private
order and selfad
dressed for Reading and receive by
mall Free Advice Three Questions DO NOT SELL
POSTAGE STAMPS Send all mail Able Wallace OF the
DETROIT TRIBUNE 2i4s Detroit Mich
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
wHOOPER TwELyr Glib

The Whoopee Twelve Chh held
iis weekly meeting. 7 r ! az
evening, Nov. 10, at tie llpme OF
Miss s. Nose. with the president,
and majority OF members present.
The club Is making ri for
year-end dance. TO be given AZ The
T-arks Club. 522 +. Adams pecem-
hor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04

This gent thinks the caution light
means 10 put caution behind him
He's professional signaI-beater
who goes for another like a mad
bull goes for a toreador's scarf. The
only time this bird ever sees red Is
when John Law catches up with
him. which isn't often enough. He's
traffic fudger who couldn't be
trusted to play game OF solitaire
without cheating little. Look out
for the fellow who cant wait to get
started. He's a menace.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04

Wash the hands carefully
with warm water and soap before
handling feod: exclude flies.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-09-30
Want Ads

FOR SALE-New sorghum. Bring
your own container. v. G.. Wilson.
FOR SALE-Dodge car in good
running order, nearly new tires. Or
will trade for livestock. S. Ct. An
iterson, White Bluffs. ltp30
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. OLarey drove
to Ellensburg Sunday to meet Mr..
O'Larey's four brothers and three
sisters and their families, who held
a family reunion in one of the
parks there.
Twenty-Seven members of the
O'Larey family, all of them living
within the state of Washington
were present at the reunion, which
is planned to be an annual event,
On Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. OLarey
drove to Sumner to meet Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean Taylor, who also at
tended the event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gilhuly and
son George spent Tuesday in va
kima, where Mr.. Gilhuly attended
a hardware mems meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs e. j. OLarey and
Mrs. George Chase drove to va
kima Tuesday afternoon. They were
accompanied on the return trip by
j. B. Tromanhauser, who was re-
turning home from the coast, where
he had spent the summer.
X *
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Krug arrived
Tuesday evening from Hood River,
Oregon, to spend two weeks va
cation at the Rev. L. @. Krug and
j, L. Brown homes here.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew st. Auvin
and Hobart st. Auvin Of Selah, Miss
Nellie Johnson of Yakima, and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur st. Auvin and
James Mckay and son of Union
Gap were guests Sunday at the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. r, j. Roberts.
X X X
Mrs. F.. A. English returned Wed
nesday evening from Seattle where
she had visited for ten days with
her son and daughter n-law, MIR.
and Mrs. Charles English.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-09-30
Around And About White Bluffs
wnho
of tel bouH esonan,

Miss Jane Re1nlinger drove over
from Yakima Tuesday morning to
visit her mother, Mrs Ethel Rem
linger, for few days. Mrs. Rem
linger and Mrs. Villa Ralston &C.
companied her to Yakima on her
return Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. English and
Mrs. Lille Robinson drove to Pasco
Wednesday evening.
Edmund Anderson made bust
ness trip to Prosser today, Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Griffith and
family moved this week from the
Hostetter tract on which they have
lived for the past few months to
the Oscar Young tract, formerly
known as the Angle place.
X X X
4-H NEWS
Members of the All Busy BeaterS
club will display their work on
Thursday, October z. All those who
would like to see what the club
members have done during their
year of sewing are cordially invited
to come. The work will be displayed
in the basement Of the Presbyter-
Ian church at the regular Ladies
Aid meeting. Pauline Leander, Sec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Do stredu zeme.

Novy dolovac1 stroj, ktery
teoreticky by Sc mohl proVrta-
tt az do stredu zeme, anebo Sc
v1bec prohrabati az k proti-
nozcGm, byl nedavno reporto-
van Americkemu 1stavu dull
Mich inzenyr1 v New Yorku..
Stroj PRAGUE jake hrabavy
BRONX. Jsa f1zen jen jedn1m
muzem, zaryje Sc do zeme VIA
stnf silou. V jedne re zkousek
V Kalifornii, proryl Sc 1,135
stopami tvrde skaly.
"Brouk" je z kovu. Jeho
klepeta a telo jsou kazde Is
stop dlouh6, a pet stop V prG-
m6ru "tela". V tonic je elek-
trocky motor a ''nohy''. No
ny jsou vlastn6 Sroubove zavit-
nice udrzuj1c1 t6lo V postupu
tTenfm o steny dry, ktera Sc
vrta.
Tlamou brouka je kulaty,
duty ocelovy sud, ktery sc ota-
c1 silou motoru. PTedni hrana
sudu je vypravena zuby, kter6
Tezou okrouhlou dfru. Prazd-
ny sud je tlamou, do ktere Sc
vtahuje vyhrabana skala a
hlina. Kdyz je llama pima, oh
sab sc presume do tela, odkud
je vytazen ven kabelem.
Ma celem mechanism "brou-
ka" nen1 mic, co by mu vadilo,
ably nemohl vrtati az do stredu
zeme. Nebot, jak inzenyTi po-
ukazuj1, kdyz by moznost Wy
tahovan1 byla dosazena, mdze
81 vyvrtati ma dine dosazene d.
ry velkou dutinu, kan by Sc
move vyvrtana hlina ukladala,
odkudz pax NIUE byti vytaho-
vana pc castech.
Hlavn1 potfzi vypravy edo
stfedu zem6" by Sc stale hor-
ko a tlak. Ale pri tom by Sc
mohlo j1ti hodne hluboko, pro-
toze ma pr. V nejhlubsfm dole
ma svete, V Rosinsonove sachte
V JIM Africe, je v hloubce
skoro dvou mil pod zemf teplo-
ia jen 100 st. Fahrenheita. Je-
dine vlhkost vzduchu je nesne-
sitelna, ale nedavno tam byla
zavedena 1cinna ventilace.
[ mechanicke ochlazovanf by
Sc dalo provadeti do hloubky
nekolika mil. Ia to tlak by Sc
ukazal nebezpecnejs1 prekaz-
kou, jelikoz skaly praskajf pod
taken, ktery stava v hloubce
asi 80 mil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Nova spotreba pro sladke
brambory.

z Taylor, Texas, Sc sdeluje
re pro sladke brambory, v TIE.
xasu zvane patety, byla vyna.
lezena nova spotreba. z jed.
noho busle patetG je mono Wy.
robiti jedenact liber skrobu
pro prdmyslove potreby, zvla.
ste Sc hodfc1 k pouzit1 v pTa-
delnach, k vyrobe lepidla ma
latky do nemocnic a k vyrob6
skrobu do pradelen. Texaske
patety jsou vyborne jakosti a
dosud Sc nepestuj1 v nalezitem
mnozstv1. Mezi krajany v Te-
xasu jsou velmi obl1beny. Je
jiste, re ma ne nyn1 Dude lepsi
odbyt. Mnozi doc1lili vybor-
nych vysledkG S jejich pestova-
MIN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Vrazda farmare.

V Elkader, Ia, Minnie Hines,
matka Is zijic1ch deti, byla
odsouzena pro vrazdu druheho
radu v snatkovem spiknutf je-
hoz obeti Sc stal Dan Shine, go
lety farmaT z Clayton okresu.
Hines jest patou osobou u
svedcenou z 1casti We vrazde
Shinea 5. kvetna, "a tyden 20
jeho svatbe S Pearl Hines, 28
letou.
Mrtvola jeho Sc skoro ustre-
lenou hlavou, byla nalezena v
klosetu kratce pc te, kdyz jeho
nevesta jej oznamila CO ztrace-
neho. Ku kohoutku rucnice byl
pfivazan provazek, takze to Wy
padalo jake sebevrazda. V ku-
chyni ale byly nalezeny krva-
We skvrny, naznacujici vrazdu,
a netrvalo dlouho a 1Tady byly
ma stope celemu spiknutf, die
nehoz mlada nevesta mela do
staff majetek stareho muze a
pojistku $4,000. Pearl u soudu
vypovfdala, re jej1 teta Minnie
il k zlocinu navedla, ktery pax
byl proveden Pearlinym milen-
Gem "a pomoci jinych pTibuz-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Konec d~arebnosti.

V Clevelandu wal zaparko-
vany nakladnf automobil Tile
ty Josef Kolingowski a jeho
19lety kamarad John Zorotz
a podnikli S MIN vyj1zdku, KITE
ra zle skoncila. Oba slime ma
pill a pronasledovan1 policif ma
razili We vzdalenosti asi 40 mil
ma zapad Cd Clevelandu v O.
kol1 Belauh Beach ma kamen-
ny podpGrny sloup mostu New
York Central zeleznice. Ko-
lingowskimu pri tom byl zlo-
men vaz. Zorotz vylezl z tro-
SEX nakladnfho automobile
bez vaznejs1ho 1razu, ale padl
hned ma m1ste do rukou poll
Gle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12

Frank B. Keech V New Yor-
ku, broker ma Wall Street, jenz
udan byl 27. 1nora V New
burgh, NY. pro znicenf ohnem
sveho Tuxedo Park majetku
roku 1882, usmrcen byl v Ute
~ odpoledne, kdyz skocil aneb
padl v cestu podzemn1 drahy.
Keech narozen byl v Mary
landu pred II roxy. PodpoTil
mnohe dobrocinne a vychovne
podniky V Jizn1m Marylandu.
Pc shofen1 majetku jeho OBJ
drzel ma pojistkach $177.OOO.
Skoda tehdy odhadnuta byla
ma $232.0OO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12

V Detroit Jesse johnson, 26
Lefty, skocil Sc IL. poschodf S o.
kna ~departmentniho obchodu.
Pc nalezu jeho, Tekl: "Syt
Jsem byl dobrocinne pomoci.
Jsem unaven zivotem. BGh re-
kl mi, abych skocil."
Hasici zachranen byl ma sire
Sc ctyfposchodove budovy, ma
nlz spadl. Pred smrtf zachra-
men byl, kdyz pri skoku nara
I'll ma dratenou mTfz. T6zce
zranen byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Chrysler firma zamftla opst
pozadavek unie.

V Detroit Chrysler korpora-
ce, prot nfz vypukla d6lnicka
stavka, zamitla v 1tery znovu
uznati uni Spojenych automo-
bilovych delnfk1 Ameriky jake
jedinou agenci pro $1,000 zff-
zencu. V jednanf pokracova-
no We stredu. Uternf jednanf
oznaceno zastupci delnictva ia
ka "klidne."
Unie, jez ku vynucenf uzfva
"sedlcf' stavky, byla v kontro-
lie vsech zavodG Chrysler auto
mobilovych podnik1. V 1tery
ash $4,000 delnikI nasledkem
stavky bylo bez prace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Hygiena " kuchyni.

nejen v obyvacfch mfstnostech,
ale i v kuchyni musf byt cisto-
ia. Ma to velky vyznam pro
zdrav1 cele rodiny. Kuchyne
slouz1 nekolika 1cel1m a hlav-
MIN z mich je prfprava jfdel.
Vedle toho jsou tam vykonava-
ny RUNE jine 1koly, jake jest
pf1prava r1znych lecivych pro-
stfedkd pro onemocnele cleny
rodiny, hospodyne tam pax O.
myva nadobf, zehlf pradlo, ne
DO i spravuje a size. V ZINE
.stava Sc v6tsinou kuchyne ne
jen dllnou hospodyne, ale take
obyvan1m m1stnosti pro vsech-
ny cleny rodiny. Druhym d1le-
zitym opatTenfm ma byt pece o
~dostatecny prfvod cerstveho
vzduchu. Vafenfm Sc vytvaT1
a spalovanfm RUNE plyny.
Krone toho vyhorfva pTi otev-
renem plameni re vzduchu ky
silk. K rychlejsfmu v6tranf u
delame nekolikrate denne asi
ma 5 minut pr1van. V lete jest
mono otevTfti aspon polovinu
okna, doporucuje Sc vsak "a
kryti je vlozkou z JENNIE drate-
ne sftoviny. Kuchynske nara
df, prave tax jake zbytky jfdel
nenechavejme lezeti ma stole
nebo v otevTene polici, kde jsou
vystaveny prachu. Lepe jest
uschovati vsechno nadobf v u
zavrenych skffnfch. Naradf k
cisten1, jake jsou smetaky, W.
SAVAGE prachu, prachovky, mo-
py atd. ulozfme We zvlastnf
skTfnce. K udrzovanf cistoty v
kuchyni prispfva take dobra
podlaha beze spar. Medical
nejs1m materialem jest tn limo
leum. Kuchynske odpadky Cd
hazujeme do zvlastnf uzavre-
ne nadoby, kterou casio w.
prazdnujeme. Kolem vylevek
mely by byt hladke obkladac-
ky, ktere Sc dali dobTe omyva-
tt. Usetrily bychom 81 mnoho
pence i namahy, kdybychom
vice pouzfvaly v domacnosti
novinoveho papfru. Ke kazde
spinavejsf praci, jake je ciste-
nj zeleniny a pod. rozlozfme 81
ma pracovn1m m1ste pap1ry. u
myvanf nadobf ma byti veno-
vana CO nejvetsf pozornost. Pc
ddkladnem omytf v mydlove
vode nasleduje oplachnutf v
teple, este vode. K utfrani
pouzfvame jen cistych uterek.
Pred prfpravou kazdeho j1dla
hygiene 81 peclive ruce my
diem, pc pr. kartackem. K va
renf nos1me take zvlastn1 taste
ru, kterou vymenujeme Ike kaz-
de jine praci. Dokonalou els
totou a opatrnostf zajisfujeme
nejen zdravf rodiny, ale take
chut jfdel.
Velkou dGlezitost pro nase
oci ma spravne svetlo v pracov-
nj m1stnosti. Je-li ohniste a
pracovnf still daleko cd okna,
pax ma NIT zvlastnl osvetlova-
CT teleso.
V kuchyni nevykonavame
zadne cistenf ami sat6, ami bot,
S kterym Sc radeji odklidlme
do dvora nebo ma balkon. Po-
kud mono odstranfme z ku-
chyne take pranf a susen1 pra-
ola, pri kterem sc vytvaf1 mno-
no parry. Bohuzel pTi nedosta-
tecne velkych bytech slouzi
kuchyne stale jeste "a loznici,
bud pro nektereho elena rodi-
ny nebo aspon pro pomocnici v
domacnosti. Tim spfse mus1me
Sc snaziti, ably z1stala hygienic
kou v kazdem Ohledu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Skvostv ma tele zesnule.

V New Yorku Lillian Lam
ford, GA let stara vdova, ktera
zemrela ma srdecn1 mrtvici We
SVEN domove, mela ma SVEN te-
lie schovano skvostG, znamena-
jfcfch cele jmenf. Klenoty by
ly v kozenem vacku, ktery sta
rena nosila n apevne sn1rce,
kolem krku. Policie odhaduje,
re klenoty mali cenu mnoho
tis1c dollarH.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
TryzniteIe.

We Windsor, Vermont, IRA
dy vysetTujfcf zahadnou smrt
4lete Beverly Page, zkoumaly
vypraven1 5leteho chlapce, kite
ry Tekl, re dfvka pTsila O zivot
v zapasu S jinym hochem.
Chlapec fekl policii, re on dr.
Eel d1vku "a vlasy pod vodou v
m6lkem mlynsk6m potoce. "a
tim CO jiny nezdara I'll slapl
ma bTicho."