davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-01

plays: Gelbret, Myer and Bonura; Ny
er, Colbert and Bonura; Doerr, Cronin
and Foxx. Left on bases: Washington
t ,a' nOs 5. Hash D =. st ri ea,ts H bv: Mas Mas.
terson 8, Hash 2, Wagner 8. Hits off:
Hash 8 in 5 2-3 innings; Wagner 2
in 2 1-3; Heving 1 in 1. Hit by pitcher
by: Hash (Walker). Winning pitcher
| Wagner. Umpires. Moriarty, Summers
and Rommel. Time: 2:07. Attendance :
% On0
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-01
x-Batted for Vandenberg in 7th.
xx-Ratted for Huhhell in 9th.

Errors: Whitehead. Runs batted in :
Rizzo 8, Mueller 4, Cuccinello 4. Two
base hits: Witek, Klein. Three base
hits: OFT, Rucker. Home runs: Rizzo
2, C%uccinello, Mueller. Sacrifices: Dean,
Blanton. Double plays: Young, Wick
and Young; ODea and Cuccinello; OFT,
Whitehead and Cuccinello. Left on
Bases on balls of: Bianton ?, Dean 2.
Hubbell l. Strikeouts by: Blanton 8
Dean 1, Vandenberg L. Hits off: Dean
8 in 4 lib innings; Vandenberg 2 in 1
2-3; Hubbell 2 in 2. Losing pitcher
Dean. Empires: Ballanfant, Campbell
and Klein. Time: 1853. Attendance =:
~(estimatedl 1000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-01

Errors: banning, Witek, Schultz, Ma
han. Runs batted in: May 1, Bragan
2, Moore l, Cuccinello 1, Vitek 1. Two
base hits: Mueller. Three base hit
Whitehead. Home run: Bragan. Sac
rifice: Seeds. Double plays: Schultz.
Bragan and Mahan 2; Bragan, Schultz
and Mahan. Left on bases: Philadel-
phia 8; New York Z. Basse on balls
outs by: Gumbert 4, Smoll 2, Brown /,
Lynn l. Hits off: Gumbert 5 in 6 in,
nings; Brown, lone in 1; Lynn 1 in 2:
Smoll II in Z 2-3; S. johnson 2 in 1 1-3'
Wild pitches: Gumbert, johnson. Win
ming pitcher: Brown. Losing pitcher:
Smoll. Umpires: Campbell, KLEIN and
~Ballanfant. Time: 2:O1. Attendance:
official paid, 1e,s16.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-01
COOKE WINS TITLE

ORANGE, N. j., June 30.-R)-
Elwood T. Cooke of Portland, Ore,
the nations sixth ranking player,
annexed the New Jersey mems ten.
mis- singles championship today with
a straight set victory over Hal Sur.
face of Kansas City, 81, rs, Ga.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-01
NORFOLK K TWO

NORFOLK, June 80 - @ -
Norfolk swept a double header
from the league-leading Asheville
tourists today, winning the first
game in the tenth inning, 10 to O.,
and the second which was cur
tailed by agreement to seven inn
ings-5 to 4. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-01
THE KIDS

PRAIRIE CITY, III. III This
peaceful west central Illinois viii
lage had to break precedent and
hire a policeman because, the
town board said, of "rowdyism by
youngsters, many of them from
neighboring towns" Prairie City's
population is 531, 1
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-01
THREE

Chicago 01O OF W1-5
Mack. Runs batted in: Hemsley 2,
Boudreau ., Chapman, Mack, Trosky,
fresh ., Kennedy. Kuhel, Rosenthal.
Two base hit: Chapman. Three base
hits: Hemsley, Kreevich, Boudreau.
Home run: Boudreau. Sacrifice: Nc.
Nair. Left on bases: Cleveland 10;
Chicago 5. Bases on balls off: Smith
none in l. Wild pitch: Lyons. Win.
ming pitcher: Smith. Umpires: Quinn,
Basil, Pipgras and Geisel. Time: FOL.
Attendance: (estimated) 10000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-01

Errors: Trosky, McNair. Runs batted
in: Trosky, kreevich .. Two base hits :
Trosky 2, Kreevich, Solters. Three
base hit: Webb. Home run: Kreevich.
Stolen bases: Solters, Rosenthal. Dou-
BILE plays: Mack, Boudreau and Trosky;
McNair, Webb and Kuhel. Left on
bases: Cleveland s; Chicago 6. Bases
on balls off: Milnar 5, Smith 4. Strike
outs by: Milnar 5, Smith 6. Umpires:
Basil, Pipgras, Geisel and Quinn. Time:
1 Al. Attendance: (actual) 20,054.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-01
THE STANDINGS
AmQricon Too--
National Ieapue
TODAY'S GAMES

TODAY'S GAMES
NEW YORK, June 30.-R-Probable
pitchers in the major leagues tomorrow
l"on-lost records in parentheses):
American League
Philadelphia at Boston-Ross (4-1) or
caster OLD VS.. Bagby (5-5).
New York at Washington - Ruffinp
(6-6) VS.. Chase (5-9).
st. Louis at Cleveland (night) -
Alker (6-6) vs.. Dobson (O-3).
lineage at Detroit-Rigney (7-S) VS..
National League
Boston at New York-Piechota (2-2)
VS.. Melton (6-1). NN'
brooklyn at Philadelphia - Pressnell
(312) VS.. Mulcahy (7-O.
Cincinnati at St. Louis-Moore (2.1,
VS.. Warneke (4-6). -'
Pittsburgh at Chicago - MayFayden
Q-I VS.. Raf~fensberger (3-1).
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-01
S P Q R T S
STANDINGS
RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American Legaue
BOSTON 50; Washington ga.
New York ~; Philadelphia 3-3.
Cleveland IL; Chicago $50.
st. Louis II; Detroit 6-1O.
National League
brooklyn go; Boston 81.
philadelphia 7-3; New York A..
st. Louis 10; Pittsburgh OF.
Cincinnati u; Chicago 4-6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-08

Rus byl 81 skutecne pro mne
p~risel?"
"Proslm te, zlatousi, zanech
tech smutnych vzpominek a
bud rada, re Sc to nestalo," u
small Sc Karel privinuv zenu k
sobe.
"Ale budeme sem vzdycky
choditi prochazkou? ViG?" "a
donila.
"Budeme, kdykoliv budeme
v Pavllkove meskati," svoloval
Karel. 20 prazdninach navsti-
VINE vsecka mfsta v lese, kde
rozkvetla naSe laska."
"Budu-li jen do te dolby mo-
ci podnikati takove daleke pro
chazky!" usmala sc PAM a "a
cervenala Sc pri tom.
(KONEC.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-08
Velky priliv intelektualI
do USA.

"The Oregon Journal" v re-
dakcnim clanku, nadepsanem
"The Flight of Brains to Anne
RIGA" navazuje ma clanek v
Christian Science Monitor, v
nemz sc upozornuje ma hroma-
dine stehovani evropskych spi-
sovateln, umelc1, ucencu, du-
chovnich a intelektuald do
Spojenych StatG v d1sledku
nesnesitelneho zivota v Europe
Eovladane diktatory. Ztrata E.
vropy znamena zde zisk Anne
riky. Toto stehovanf kultivo-
vanych uprchlik1 do zeme svo-
body bylo zahajeno ruskou re-
voluci a zrychlenym tempem
pokracuje v poslednlch letech.
Jake nejvyznacnejsl postavy,
jez nasty 1tulek We Spoj. Sta
tech, jsou uvadena tato jmena:
prof. Rostovtzev prof. GaetanO
(Salvemini, Thomas Mann, AL
bert Einstein, Andre Maurois,
Jules Romans, Andre Geraud,
Nine. G.. Tabouis, Sigrid Und-
set, Paderewski, Cechoslovaci
bratri Benesove, Lion Feucht-
wanger a Eric Remarque. Po-
dobna hromadna emigrace nej-
lepsich mozkG z Evropy, prav-
depodobne posledn1 v historic,
lie dnkazem re Spojene Staty
,isou dnes poslednim 1tocistem
svobodnych duchG. Mono tez
v dnsledku toho ocekavat re
Spojene Staty pc teto svetove
revoluci sc stanou nejvyznac-
nejsim svetovym stfediskem
vedy, literatury a umenl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-08
Mexicka publikace o presiden-
tu Osvoboditeli.
(TlskOva sluzba Csl. N. R.)

V meste Mexiku existuje spo-
lecnost "Tomas c.. Masaryk",
ktera Sc venuje propagaci idei
velkeho presidenta a zaklada-
tele Ceskoslovenske republiky.
K letosn1mu vyroc1 jeho smrti
odbor mladeze teto spolecnosti
vydal peknou brozurku "Ma-
saryk y SUI lucha por la indie
pendencia" (Masaryk a jeho
BOZ "a nezavislost). Autorem
spisku je p. Ernesto Atuilar Co
ronado, ktery je dust teto spo-
lecnosti a vzacnym pritelem
ceskoslovenskeho naroda. Po-
dava We sve praci ~zhusteny, ale
velmi dobry nastfn vyznamu
Masarykova a jeho zapasu "a
ceskoslovenskou nezavislost. V
zaveru pfse:
"Masaryk zemrel, aniz vedel
re lid, ktery osvobodil, upadne
.opet do nejcernejs1ho otroctvi,
v nemz zardousena Dude lids
kost i svoboda nejkrutejlsfm
zp1sobem; lee kdyby I'll, Tekl
by nam vznesenym sym slo-
VEN, re v boji proti system1m,
zalozenym ma nespravedlnosti,
brutalite a barbarstvl zv1tezi
posleze pravda a svoboda jed
notlivce i narodG."
Spisek konc1 pripomenutim
vesteckych SLOW Jana Amose
Komenskeho: "Vefim i ia Bo-
hu, re pc prejiti vichric hnevu
sprava vec1 tvych Sc vrat1 To
be, o Tide cesky!"
Veru dojfmave p1sobi zajen
a ucast nasich zahranicnlcf
pTatel ma tragickem osudu ma
seho naroda a jejich soucin
most a ochota prispeti nam !
obnoven1 ztracene svobody. jail
by teto dobe, kdy vec cesko
slovenska Sc dotyka i srdc
|spravedlivych cizincG, mob
stat stranou clovek, v jehoz Ii
ZACH proudl krev ceskosloven
ska a jehoz duch byl odkoje1
ceskoslovenskou kulturou?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-08
American unesen " Mexiku
liz 30 druhe.

PTede dvema Lefty j. w. Reid,
manager ddlni spolecnosti v Ell
Cubo We state Guanajuato, byl
unesen lupici, kteri zan chteli
10, 900 pesa vykupneho, ale nj
.jak mu neubl1zili. Nyn1 byl u
nesen opet, kdyz jel Sc svou
manzelkou z mesta Guanajua-
to. Pravf Sc, re lupici dovolili
pf. Reidove, ably odjela We SVEN
automobile, patrne ably uvedo:
mila 1rednfky spolecnosti v 81
Cubo, re chit $4,000. Mona.
re tento obnos Dude zaplacer
re strachu, re Reid Dude zabit
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-08

We dvoTe objevil sc Lebeda
pTeje 81 mluviti S panem Nacht-
mannem.
eco nam nesete, pane lesn1?"
zeptal Sc Nachtmann pffvetive
nabizeje Lebedovi zidli. Dom
nfval Sc, re Lebeda prichaz1 S
n6jakou zalezitostf cd fiditel-
stvf.
"Nenesu mic, pane Nacht-
manne," usmal Sc Lebeda, "ale
rad bych 81 odnesl cd vas pff-
pov6d, re date svoji slecnu dee
ru menu synovci."
"NO, pane lesnf, mluvme mou-
dTe," odvetil Nachtmann po-
hlizeje ma lesnfho Sc strany.
ga O tom v1m,ale nechtel jsem
ved6t, ia jsem clov6k opatrny.
ia slibil Simonu panu Bernstej-
now a ud9lali jsme to notarsky
muslin smlouvu dodrzeti."
"Ale on il nedodrzel," nami-
tai Lebeda.
"Nu ovSem, nepTijel v cerv-
nu, ale NIUE prijeti pozdeji a
multi mne, abych smlouve do
stall" povidal Nachtmann krou
t6 sc ma zidli.
"Tu je pTece snadna pomoc",
Tekl lesnf smeje sc, "dejte slec-
nu hned Karlovi a kdyz Dude
jeho zenou, vsak il Karel tomu
Rusovi uz media"
"Vy jste spasovity clovek,
pane lesnf," uSklfbl sc Nacht-
man. "a co pax process, ktery
by z toho mohl povstati?"
"Dejte pokoj!" utrhl Sc ma
n6ho Lebeda mrzute. "Rekne,
tie ano a udelate diva hodne lidl
stastn6. A procesu Sc neboJ-
tie! Vzdyt ten Rus vickrat do
Pavlfkova nepTfjde. Byl to ne.
iaky dobrodruh, ktery 81 chtel
zabezpeciti bohatou nevestu a
nejspfse nekde zahynul v tie
rusk6 pTestrelce."
"Kdybych vedel ~jistotu, re
Sc hlasiti nebude a re ma Rusi
nema zadneho majetku, tedy
bych Simone nebranil," povo'
lOval Nachtmann.
"Tohle jsem ocekaval a take
isme O tom S Harlem mluvili,'
pospfsil 81 Lebeda kouti zelezo
dokud bylo zhave. "Karel ma
ma Rust pritele profesorem ter
by mu opatril bezpecnou zpra.
W."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-08
NOVELA.

"Odpoledne znstanu donna.
muslin pockati ma poStu. Karel
Dude psati, kterym vlakem pri-
jede, nebo kdyby snad nemohl
pfijeti hned Ultra a odlozil Cd
Jed z Prahy~na pozdejSi do
bu."
81 to Wis, re prijede zftra",
usmala Sc pant lesn1, "vzdyt
no sem tahne laska."
Ones sci Lebeda obecn1mu
pOsluhovi vstr1c az ma silnici, a.
by cd neho prijal postu. Byl
tn dopis cd Karla pro stryce a
take pro Simonu. S tim rozbe-
hi Sc Frantisek hned do dvora.
Karel psal, re pTijede zcela
jiste Sestnacteho rann1m VIA
KEN, ably stryc postal nekoho
s trakarem pro jeho yak.
Rano byla teta velmi casne
vzhGru a prvnf jejf costa byla
k oknu. Ma vychode objevoval
sc prvnf zablesk noveho dine,
obloha byla jasna a bledly ma
nj poslednf hvezdy. To slibo-
valo hezky den.
"Frantisku, vstavej!" budila
potion manzela. GA chv1li WI
de slunce a je venku velmi hez-
ky"
Kdyz slunce vyhouplo Sc ma
obzor, byl uz Lebeda ma ceste.
Jitro bylo nadherne. Ma ceste
vedoucf ku stanici drahy, doho
nil no kocar a volala ma nehO
PAM Nachtmannova: "Prised-
n6te ST, pane foft!"
Lebeda pozdraviv usedl pro-
ii PAM Nachtmannove a Simo-
ne, tazaje Sc: Exam krac1te
tax casne, milostiva panf?"
"Inu, kan wy" zasmala Sc
PAM. "Jedeme naproti panu
profesorovi."
TAXI" podivil Sc lesnf a po-
dfval Sc ma Simonu. Zacerve-
nala Sc a usmala sc ma neho.
Lebeda ZakrOutll 81 SpOKOJene.
knfr.
Kdyz sc Wax primal do sta
nice, Karel vyskocil z vozu a
podavaje Simon6 uz zdaleka O.
be ruce, volal radostne: "Svo-
bodna, Simono, svobodna!"
INA jak dlouho?" zasmala
Sc pohlednuvsi mu blazene do
obliceje.
INA dlouho ne, mole Simo-
no., Fekl Karel vazne.
"PriGinime Sc o to-" zabrucel
Lebeda velmi urcitym tonem.
PAM Nachtmannova divala
sc ma parek milencG usmivajic
Sc, ale oci mela pine slz1. Po-
tom sedli vSichni do kocaru a
jeli k Pavl1kovu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-08

o letosnich svatcich byl Lee
beda sc synovcem spokojen =
chodil S MIN stale do lesa. Cele
dopoledne toulali Sc v tom We
.lebnem chramu pr1rody, jak
byl Karel jednou les naval,
divali Sc, jak Sc stromy probou-
zejf k novemu zivotu, odpole-
dine byl Karel donna u sve man
zelky, ale kazdeho vecera Sci
Sc strycem ma sluky.
A jednoho toho jarnlho Cd
poledne vyzvala Simona sveho
muze ma prochazku do lesa.
Exam pGjdeme, mole dra-
hap" zeptal sc il.
INA misto, kde jsme Sc sesli
poprve a poznali, re Sc miluje-
me-" odvetila.
A sli pc silnici, az prisli dc
lesa, kde odbocoval prGsek dc
smrkove mlaziny a tn zastavila
Sc Simona a rekla: eide to by
10, kde mne opilci pred tvyma
ocima pohanili a tvs Sc mne "a.
stall. Pred tim isl Sc mi jen IL
bill, ale cd tohoto okamzikU
jsem tie pocala milovati."
A Ease sli kousek dial az \
mlstu, kde sc loni rozesli, die
sveho domnen1 ma vzdy.
INA tonic miste jsem trpels
|velikou dusevnl bolest," pravi
la Simona zastavivsi Sc. "a
zpnsobil isl mi il ty svojf veil
kou svedomitost1. Proc isl m
lined tenkrat neTekl: "Simono
bud mojf!" A ia bych byla ra
|dostne svolila. Coz kdyby tel
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-08

Ease prisly svatky velikoncnf
oslavujfci prichod mladeho ia
ra a vzkrlseni pr1rody.
We stredu pred svatky Sci LIE
beda s manzelkou do dvora.
Professor Rades1nsky mel dnes
pTijeti sc svou pant ma svatky a
privezou Frantiska.
PAM ~Nachtmannova chysta-
la slavnostni uv1tani. Prijede
jejf vdana dcera, jak asi vypa-
da?
Zahrcel VIZ ma silnici a vsi-
chni vybehli ma dvGr. Nejprve
vyletel z kocaru maly SUDDEN
Tx Frantisek a hnal Sc k mat
ce, potion vystoupil Karel a po-
mohl z kocaru sve manzelce. A
ted nastalo objfman1 a liban1,
,jez neobeslo Sc bez slz1 - O.
vsem slzi radosti.
Kdyz Lebedova objfmala ST.
monu zarici stest1m zeptala Sc
il tise: "Mas hodneho muze,
vid?"
"Zlateho," septala Simona Ii
bajic tetu vasnive. "Miluje
mne z cele duse a yam budu,
ma dobra teticko, do smrti vde
cnou, re jste tn jeho lasku sta
lie zivila a nedala il uhasnoutl
v beznadejnosti."
81 vzdyt ia vedela, re Sc mu-
site dostati, kdyz Sc mate tolik
radi," rekla teta a skrze Shy
usmlvala sc radOstl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-08
9
NOVELA. Napsal BEDkICH MoRAvEC
Napsal BEDRICH MORAVEC

ia S rodinou, at to dame vsecko
do poradku."
Karel ujal rucky Simoniny a
zaseptal il blazene: "Konecn6
isl mai"
Oslzevsi ukazala Simona pred
sebe, a kdyz Sc Karel ohledl,
videl dnes poprve, jak PAM
Nachtmannova objala sveho
muze a vtiskla mu ma 1sta hluc
ny pollock. Ia jinych okolnos-
tt bylo by objeti techto dvou
tlustych lid vypadalo dosti ko-
micky, ale v tonic vaznem O.
kamziku vynutilo vsechnem
pfftomnym Shy pohnut1.
Druheho dine byla nedele a
celia rodina Lebedova prisla do
dvora. Slavic Sc tn dnes Cd
poledne zasnouben1 Karla a ST.
mony. V 1tery vedel to cely
Pavllkov; vynesla tn zpravu &c
led re dvora a kazdy ted ce-
kal, jaka Dude svatba. Ale ne
dockal sc nikdo niceho. Jed
noho dine v tydnu odjel Karel
Sc svoji nevestou do Prahy, pro
vazeli je starry Nachtmann a LIE
beda a kdyz Sc vecer vratili,
dovedeli sc zvedavci, re slecna
"a zamku je uz pant profesoro-
YOU. Zprvu tomu nikdo neve-
I'll, ale kdyz Sc professor presl-
dill do dvora, poznali i nevefl-
CT, re je to pravda. A potion
nekdo vysvetlil, re pan profe-
sor byl Sc svoj1 nevestou oddan
ma trade, protoze jsou kazdy
jine vfry, a Nachtmann S Lebe-
dou, re jim byli svedky.
Tyden pred koncem prazd-
min jel starry Nachtmann Sc ze-
tenn do Prahy, ably zaf1dil mia
dym manzelGm byt. Vratil Sc
"a tri dny sam; Karel uz Z1stal
" Praze. Ma pocatku skolnlho
roku vezla PAM Nachtmanno-
va dceru do Prahy. Mlada pa
nj profesorova vezla S sebou
Frantiska lesn1ch, ktery mel
studovati.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Jolly Strollers Rollick AtM;d-Spring Dance
Ocie Barnett's Band
At Lift e Harlem

The Jolly Strollers club No. .
held their mid-spring dance at the
club Little Harlem on May is. Will
liam NJ. Allory was the very able
chairman OF the dance, which was
very successful. Music was fur
nished by Ocie Barnett's Harlem
Shutters.
other clubs represented we're the
Commonwealth Business Men. the
Twelve Shoppers. Friendship Cir
Gle OF Ypsilanti. the Belvadeers. The
Modernistic Ten and the Starlight
Social club.
Among the many guests present
were: Mrs. A. Taylor, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs. Rul-
lock. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Carey,
II. J. Tillman. Mrs y. NJ. Nelson.
Mrs. Robert Lee. Miss Margaret
Lee. Tom Green. Miss Alice Belch-
or. Mrs. l.. Blackshear Miss Villa
Blackshear. and Mrs. j. NJ. Cork
land. From lpsi. came Mrs. Lucy
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Fields. Mr..
and Mrs. Morton. Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
Bennett. Miss Hamilton. o. Hubert.
Mrs. webster. MIR. and Mrs. g.
Owens. Mr.. and Mrs. McHaley, j.
Perry, and Mrs. Eliza Stegell.
ID. c. Mckinney, treasurer OF the
club. is seriously i'll at Edyth X.
Thomas hospital. Mrs Eutie Peo-
Piles Is convalescirg at her home
after spending several weeks at
Ford's hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
HOUSEWIVES
HINTS TO
Spring Cleaning

Comes Spring. comes the urge
TO brighten up our homes. 10 brins
into them a little OF the cheeriness
OF nature unfolding anew. Comes
also spring housekeeping time
and the customary male objective
TO having his home turned topsy-
turvy.
About the only. way 10 avoid
masculine discomfort is to house.
clean systematically-one room at
a time-so that the whole house Is
not turned upside down for a
period Of several days. Money IL
the other problem. But even II we
can't afford new paint. varnish.
linoleum and all the things we'd
like. let's think OF how much can
be done with soap an! water. wall
paper cleaners. brushes and
hrooms.
4 Few Suggestions:
Wash walls and woodwork from
The bottom upwards -streaks are
hard to remove from soiled sur
faces.
Brush windows shades. and ~
they arc badly soiled commercial
cleaner should he used follow the
instructions given on the contain
err.
For washing windows and MIR
rors, clear water with ammonia q
tablespoons TO one gallon OF
water) should he used
Wash furniture carefully and
wipe dry with soft cheesecloth
before waxing. To remove water
spots. rub with cheesecloth dip
ped in cup OF water to which
three drops of household ammonia
has been added. Rub Immediately
with soft cloth to which little
polish or wax has been added and
finally with soft clean cloth TO
remove excess polish or wax.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
FASHIONETTE
~ Hazel Grlggs (ior AMP
New Miracle Hose Are Pretty
And Popular

The real fashion news OF tue
week IL the appearance OF the Gag
erly awaited Nylon hose. discussed
in this column some time ago. N
stores all over the country. So en-
Enthusiastically were those hose re-
ceived by the nations women that
the FIRST shipments were exhausted
few days after they appeared on
shop counters. according 10 reports
OF most cities.
Made OF such unusual ingredients
as coal. air and water. the Hylon
hose do wear according 10 the man
ufacturers rosy hued promises, |
am delighted 70 report. My pre-
market pair have proved that to
me. Having wlthstood successfully
several weeks hard wear. they
seem destined for many more
vearinge. and the shade is as de-
lightful as when they were new.
The first showing OF the new
hose were interesting from many
angles. with the economical fea-
tNre far In the lead as the most
important. I'm sue that most q
YOU. with al least one pair by now.
have marNelled at the flawlessly
smooth texture and the grand
shades. The lovely sheeiness Il a
happy fooler. for with all their
eossamer allure HNlons are won
derfully sturdy. With average care
they viii live up 10 what we Ok
peot OF them that Is several mont ~
wear. The secret il in the strength
OF the thread They will snag. for
any knitted texture Will run or
snag but they are many times
move suag resistant than ordi-
nary SILK chffons
Dit is washed of instead OF out
50 that a quick whisking IN VAIN
suds for about two minutes is all
that IL necessary after each wear
ing and the grandest thing FOR
those os Ne who have that last min
ute philosophy Is that pair viii
dry within Il minutes in ordinary
room temperature Hylons how
ever. never should be placed where
their IL TOO much heat.
With the new hose launched and
~ for a period OF real popularity.
Il the weeks sales are any indica-
ton a dip in the prices OF silk chif-
ions NAV he expected and already
there Is some trend toward this
happy circumstance for feminine
consumers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
What The Men Are Wearing
BY Louis Brown

Nr5w YORK (TYPl - There's
much about the Spring and com
nc Sumner STYLES now that the
ia4o edition 81 The New York
Worlds Fair f. about to open May
IL. lqfn is the date At the Fair
SINGLE hrested df you are sno-D
and double brestei eabardine in
brown gray. and green Of you are
talll with q white oxford shirt
hltton or pinned down collar. In
dian Madras how tie (some men
can wear striped silk tie 10
match II they look better than
sporting howl: Panama hat. and
brown suede brown shots klarke's
k,othes Yorngs the halter. and
Frea Mink. all Of l25th street here
feature this ensemble The shoes
can be bought AT Iondons.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25

Coleman. go Garfield The mem
hers finished up all old business
and discussed some new plans.
Members present included Mrs.
A. Brown, Mrs. p. Davis. Miss +.
Goldman. Miss r. Goodwin. Mrs.
l.. Stevenson. Mrs. NJ. Watkins.
Mrs. V. Williams. The other
member who was not there was
Mrs. r. Simms.
Mrs. S. Coleman. president Miss
II Goodwin. secretary; and Mrs.
Y. Williams. club reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Nine Of Hearts Club

The Nine OF Hearts Bridge club
held their annual party in the beau
tiful recreation room at the home
OF Mrs Smith on 23rd street Music
was furnished by Guy Jackson. the
one man hand Everyone had a
grand time dancing and playing
cards.
Among the clubs helping 10 maze
this party a success were the Eve
ming In Paris club. the Amicitia.
the Ten Irish Roses. tho Hi-Hat-
ters. the Twentieth Century. the
Hi-Lighis. the Twilight Social. the
Matrons. the Club of Ray and the
Bostonian club.
Mrs. Helen Whitfield. president
and Mrs. Lillian Middleton. secre-
tary.