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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
ONE VOTE MAJORITY

kepuDllcdnS ola not nave the
necessary % votes in the upper
chamber 10 upset this veto. But
they did have is votes against Is
controlled by the administration,
and this majority of one was suf-
ficicnt TO pass resolution extend
ing the session for another three
months.
Because the original resolution.
passed last April. fixed noon yester-
day for final adjournment. Demo-
Gratis attempted a filibuster until
that hour. But Lieut.. Gov. Frank
Murphy, presiding officer of the
upper brapch. missed his cue.
Instead Of banging his gavel at
the noon eeadline and announcing
the session at an end. Murphy al
lowed the debate 10 continue. Adj
ministration lobbyists. led by High
way Commissioner G. Donald
Kennedy. signalled frantically from
the gallery.
Although the COP majority
voted down a motion for a five
minute recess. Murphy personally
ordered a recess and fed 10 his
office with administration leaders
at his heels.
HIS RULING UPSET
After a short conference. the
perSpiring Acknowledgements re-
turned 10 the rostrum and ruled
that the 1871 session had ended at
noon. 1t was then 1892 p. m.
Senator Brake appealed from
the ruling and the Republican ma
jority upset Murphy by a vote OF
Is to IA and a few minutes later
the resolution extending the ses-
sion was passed by a vote OF
is TO Is.
Meanwhile. the House Of Rep
resentatives was n scene OF wild
confusion. The resolution extend
ing the session had been passed
there earlier in the day, but mo-
tons 10 end the session at once
were being thrown at Speaker
Nugent in machine-gun fashion.
Finally, Rep. Maurice f. Post,
speaker protein, took the chair
i'm the midst Of a roll call. enter
tanned a motion 10 recess until
October 9. called for the yeas,
did not ask for the mays" and
declared the House 10 be in recess
for the 90-day period.
Governor Van Wagner plans 10
appeal TO the courts if the law
makers do not hustle back. II is
the contention Of the adminiStra-
ton that the whole parliamentary
tangle was illegal.
ACTS STILL ALIVE
However. the anti-branch bank
ing bill and nearly all other acts
vetoed by Governor Van Wagner
are still alive. The House over
rode a dozen vetoes Of items in
the budget. including the bill To
compel the state 10 pay half the
cost of hospitalizing INDECENT
adults.
This measure will cost the state
S1,500,00O a year and would mean
approximately 100000 a year to
Wayne County.
All of these vetoed acts are now
on the table in the Senate, await
ing return Of the lawmakers.
The recess resolution created
a committee to recall the mem
bers before October Gan actor
that will be taken only If the COP
majority can corral enough votes
In the upper chamber to override
the vetoes.
After the Administrators de.
feat by a single vote. Governor
Van Wagner belatedly sent q
message TO the lawmakers asking
them to abandon the plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
6 Jap Raids
Chungking in Desolation,
Shanghai Report Says

LONDON. July 10. - After six
devastating japanese air raids, a
Reuters British dispatch from
Shanghai said today, the Chinese
capital of Chungking is described
as city of the dead"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
USO Gifts Tax Free

WASHINGTON, July 10. -
QNS)-The treasury department
ruled today that contributions to
the United Service Organizations
may be deducted from income tax
VayYnentS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Legislature Foi|s
e"
Adjournment;
Pensions Cut
BY FRANK MORRIS
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. July TO- 0ld-age
pensions were cut in half for co.
600 persons today as result Of
the most weird legislative exhibit
tion in many decades-a ruckus
that ended with the 1871 law
making session being extended
until October 9.
Gov. Murray d. Van Wagner
declared the reduction is neces-
sary because the federal govern
ment Will not pay half the
pensions during July, August and
September. This is loss of ST.
$4,000 to the 10000 aged persons
on the rolls.
The governor explained that a
new federal statute prevents pay
ment of pension money 10 any
state which does not compel bene-
ficiaries TO account for every dol
lar they receive aside from
government aid. The Michigan
law does not require pensioners
ITO list gifts or other income up 10
$50 a wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
RITES SATURDAY

He leaves his widow. Agnes Bar
lum Fox. and a daughter, Mrs.
William r. Murray
The body will lie in state at the
Blake Funeral Chapel, 78 Peter
boro street, until services at 10
a. m. Saturday in SIS. Peter and
Paul Jesuit Church. Burial in Mt.
Olivet Cemetery will follow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
RETIRED IN 1924

His industry and savings enabled
him 10 buy control of the Central
Savings Bank in 1900 and he
thereafter occupied an important
position in the city's financial life.
He retired in 1924 but after the
bank crash of the early '30's, re-
entered the banking business as
receiver for the Fidelity Trust
Company and later became con-
servator for the Detroit Trust, Of
which he subsequently was APP
pointed hoard chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
iii. j. Fox.
Banker.
Dies at 60

Harry J. Fox. chairman OF the
board Of the Detroit Trust Com
pany. died suddenly today at his
home. 1852 East Jefferson avenue,
at the age of 90.
A native eDtroiter, Mr. Fox
had lived here all his life and was
a veteran OF the banking business,
He started working as a mes
senger boy at the age OF IL and
worked up TO the position Of teller
at the old Peninsular Bank and
thereby entered upon what was 10
be his life work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
ENJOYS May Leave Turkey

ROME, July 10.-INS)-T'he
Italian radio said today that the
American and British ambassadors
shortly WillaleaVe Ankara. Turkey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
CONFORMING ACT

An act 10 conform with the new
federal statute was TO take effect
October 9. and federal authorities
had agreed to overlook" the dis.
crepancy until that date.
But Governor Van Wagner an.
nounced that because OF the 80.
day extension Of the session, which
postpones the effective date oil
new laws until January 9, the
Washington authorities have now
clamped down.
Federal funds for July, Au-
gust and September are being
withheld and social security OFF,
cials have notified me that
Michigan will lose So, 493, 900
permanently In federal aid be-
cause OF the political manipula-
tions by the Legislature yester-
day." Van Wagner said.
The 90-day extension was forced
by a single vote amid wild dis
order yesterday afternoon in both
the House and Senate. II was en-
gineered by a Republican group
led by Senator ID. Hale Brake of
Stanton. whose sole purpose was
TO keep alive the anti-branch
banking bill vetoed by the gov
ernor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-30
VZHURU MA SLET DO


Jizdne Dude "a osobu $2O.85
tam zpet; lfstek platny 20
dnl, t. j. lfstek zpatecnf. Je
nutno obdrzet jizdne nejpoz-
deli v patek, dine 20. cervna v
Sokolovn6.
K zajistenf ubytovanf a noe
lehG, je tTeba, ably ii, kterf ne
mali zname nebo pfatele v Chi
cagu Sc prihlasili v cas- u w
pravclho komite. Take je "a
hodno ably titez jeli s vypravou,
ably 0 jejich um1steni mohlo
byt postarano. Pokoj v hotelu
pra 2 neb vice osob Dude stat
cd $1.O0 do $2.O0.Vypravci ko-
mite jsou: Ed. Cosgrove, nacel-
mix, 1920 Kenyon Ave-, Mana
Michalek, nacelnice; Josef Po-
korny, vzdelavatel, 1881 East
Madison ulice. SLETU ZDAR
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-30
KREV POTREBNA.

Generaln1 lekar vojska James
G. Magee, prijel patek do
Baltimore, ably zadal Baltimo-
Tany pro darovan1 krve Anne
rickemu Cervenemu KT1zi, KITE
ry teto potrebuje pro vojsko.
Stanovil, re Cerveny KT1z V
nastavajfcfch mesfcich Dude
potrebovati darovan1 krve cd
100000 Americana, kteTf mi
lujf svoji vlast a jsou hotovi da-
tt svoji krev pro potTebu v o.
brane zeme.
Ujistil reel sv6 v hotelu E.
merson, re dani krve neuskodl
nijak darci "ztratiti pint krve".
Naopak, rekl S 1smevem, "mno
hymn to prospeje."
Darovani krve Dude ma klini-
ce v Equitable budove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-30
CLENSTVU
ZVfTEZf"
CES MAR.
v BALTIMORE. MD.

Minute dtery odbocka nase
poradala radostnou schGzi,
Nell jsme hosty z Washington
nu, z Belcamp a Curtis Bay.
Hostem vecera byla sic. Was
ia Vrazova, nadsena vlastenka,
ktera v krasnem srdecnem pro
slovu povedela nam mnoho no.
veho o Jihoslovensku. Slecne
Vrazove patti srdecny dix "a
jejf krasnou prednaSku.
Tohoto vecera sesly Sc kras-
ne Diary pro mas 1cel. Sprawl
Vybor Narodnfho Hrbitova ma
mfsto vydanf spojene S oslavou
"Zdobenf HrobG" daroval $25,
1rednice Sboru Vlastimila So,
br. Josef Prochazka k ucteni
pamatky zesnule pi. J. j. Kra-
love z Washingtonu So, Pomo-
cny Vybor SIG, Aloisie Janata
81, Alois Hnyla SIS.
Zabavn1 Vybor odevzdal W.
sledek krasne prace z "Kaba-
retu" v dubnu. Ia jejich prici-
nenf a vsem ktefi nam v ten
den prispeli srdecny mas dix
Jen takovou opravdovou praci
zv1t6zlme!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-30
VYSLANEC CSR. PLUK. v. S
HURBAN PROMLUVf
ROZHLASEM.

Letosnf vzpom1nku ma vsech-
ny "a svobodu padle bojovnlky
uspoTada rozhlasova ctvrtho-
dinka "Dedic1 Tabor1" nede-
Ii, dine 1. cervna, We 2 hodiny
45 minut odpoledne, vysllanou
radio stanic1 WCBM. Pietnl
projev ucin1 vyslanec CSR. We
Washingtone, legionar plukov-
mix Vladimir Svatopluk Hur-
ban. Program Dude zahajen
Dvorakovym Largem. Vsichni
krajane jsou zadani ably Sc te-
to jedine ceske pietni vzpo-
mlnky "a svobodu padlych bo-
jovn1k1 poslechem programu
z1castnili.
Ceskoslovenska ctvrthodinka
"D6dic1 Tabor1."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-30
Den
"ZdObeni HrObdi."

Ones v patek, 80. kvetna
vdecnOu Amerikou konana bu-
de pamatka "Zdobeni Hrob1."
Srdcem zij1cfch vladnouti
budou V den ten zajiste zvlaSt-
te 1--WE vzpomfnky ma ty verne,
dobre, kterf klidny spanek spf
ma hTbitovech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-30
BEzNE Oslo NO. 1885
Presidentova rec.

President Roosevelt v uternl
reel sve prohlasil, re Spojene
Staty budou ciniti vse potrebn6
ably zajistily bezpecnou dopra-
WI valecnych potreb do Angle
a dial prohlasenf, re zeme nase
Dude "1cinn6 odporovati" kaz-
demu pokusu Hitlera v jeho
snaze dostati k~ontrolu mort do
sve moci.
Jeho prohlaSen1 nebylo pro-
hlasenfm valky - jenom kon-
gres tuto NIUE prohlasiti - a.
lie mnoz1 veTf, re to byl posled-
nj krok, ktery NIUE pTedsevzat
byti pred vrzen1m zeme teto do
ozbrojeneho konfliktu S Ne
meckem.
Ma jednom bodu president
prohlasil ga veTfme-li v neod-
vislost a bezpecnost Amerik,
my mus1me byti volni bojovati
byti pro ne zrovna tax jake by
chom volni byli bojovati pro
bezpecnost naS1ch domov1."
V reel sve ujistoval O SIZED
nocenosti FL americkych repu-
blk a Kanady v 'zachovanl
neodvislosti teto polokoule."
President rekl:
"My fadime nase ozbrojene
silly do strategicke vojenske po-
sice."
President volal ku vsem in
teresovanym, vojenskym i civil
MIN spojiti Sc v zachovan1 ze-
me cd "Hitlerem ovladan6ho
sveta". Varoval, re HitlerGv
plan pro takovy svet mohl by
byti bl1zkym uskutecnenl,
kdyby nebylo zde "odporu An
gle, jejfch kolonif a Dominif a
pro velikolepou obranu C1ny..
Sta tisfcG AnglicanG naslou-
chali v Anglii reel presidento-
We. Poole Anglickeho casu by
10 tam 4:4O rano, kdyz presi-
dent pocal S reel svojf We Wa
shingtonu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-30
HILL

Vojensky pohreb usporadan
byl ma Fort Myer Chapel, Ar
lington, pro Johna Philipa Hill
vojaka, pravnfka a tTikrate Gle
ma kongresu z TTet1ho distrik-
tn, jenz zemrel nahle v patek
rano We Washington. V po-
predf Marylandu zesnuly stal
pc 40 rokG. Mrtev klesl v IRA
dovne firmy Robert C. Jones
spolecnosti.
Hill narozen byl v Annapolis
Jeho vojenska kariera pocala.
kdyz We veku Is rok1 stall sc
clenem Narodnf gardy. We
sluzbach gardy slouzil rokr
1916 ma Mexicke hranici a pal
S 20. divtsf v Elsasku a Meuse
Argonne. Vyzdoben byl ctyri
KRAFT.
V dobe prohibice byl v pc
pfedf boje proti tete. Cd man
lzelky sve byl odloucen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-30

dopisy cd nasich "Draftees'',
kterf dekujf "a darky, ktere OBJ
drzeli a milou Jim vzpominku
Nase clenky pochopily co kaz.
dy ten dopis k MIN hovori a
snazf Sc vsemozne, ably molly
postupne co nejvlce naSich
chlapcd podeliti.
Pc schGzi danny uzily zdrave-
no vzduchu v krasne zahrade,
kde jim cas- ubehl a zas poda-
vana byla vecefe. Pozdeji "a
zpfvaly nam pf. M. Rokos a pi.
nfZaruba krasnou pisen "Nase
Matka" a jake dodatek DOZEN
nou basen k "Matce" nam pred
nesla pi. Zaruba a pf. Proxies.
Hudbou mas obveseloval p.
Jan Svitak a v 10 hodin vecer
jsme Ease jelly zpet do Balti-
more.
Dne 25. kvetna nase danny s
p1. pTedsedkou B. Rfha v cele
vyjely z Penna. Sta. ma vlaku
"Silver Meteor ma vylet do
Floridy ktery doufame, re vse-
chny We zdrav1 a radosti uzij1 a
zotaveny a unaveny krasnymi
dojmy pTijedou Ease zpet mezi
mas. Pocet dam mohl byt mno-
hem vetS1, ale prave hodne ma
tex zGstalo zpet neb jejich sy-
move must v ten cas- nastoupit
vojenskou sluzbu.
Mnoho zdaru a Stastny ma
vrat jim re srdce prejeme.
S 1ctou a pozdravem,
Antonio Nejedl1k.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-30
MAYOR PRO PORAzENf
HITLERA

Mayor Jackson v pondelf "a
dial p~residenta Roosevelta 60
svedciti sve vGdcovstvi' ma o.
|tazku o porazenf Hitlera.
Mayora Jacksona telegram
presidentu zaslany byl zadost1
ku presidentu Tfci veTejnosti V
urcitych vyjadrenfch, co ciniti
chce ohledne valky prot An
gill a demokracii.
= 10000 Baltimofand pode-
psalo a zaslalo presidentu
Rooseveltovi postovni l1stky ia
daj1c1 no, ably bezodkladn6 Wy
stoupil prot Hitlerovi a v reel
sv6 toto 1tery konane "Tekl pl-
ma fakta o nebezpecf cel1c1m
-Spojenym StatGm."
L1stky ku podepsanf Slfila
Marylandska odbocka vyboru
"Bojuj "a svobodu". L1stky
rozdeleny byly v minulem IT,
dnu.
Anton J. svejda, tajemnlk
'Spojenych Ceskoslovenskych
'Spolk1 obdrzel list. VytvoTil
1000 kopi1 tohoto ku rozdava-
nj. Krone neho jine Baltimor-
ske spolecnosti postaraly Sc o
siTeni l1stkG.
zadost, v nfz president "a
dan "a neodkladnou akci prot
nazistickemu Nemecku, byla V
pondeli prvn1m krokem v pro-
gramu vyboru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-30
"AMERICA ON ALERT.

AS pred $4,000 pr1tomnych
osob We Stadium clenove Boumi
Templar Shriners predvedli
cviceni America on Alert
(Amerika ma strazD. PTedsta-
vent prihlizeli statni i meststi
1redn1ci a zastupei mnohych
narodnostf v sobotu.
Do Stadium veSla anglicka
skupina v modrych uniformach
a capkach a Ia MIN brala Sc
parada Stadiem, jez castecne
poskozeno byIo patecnfm des-
tenn, ale v rychlosti, jak bylo
mono, opraveno bylo.
Parade pTftomen byl vedle
jinych hodnostarG governor,
mayor mesta, anglicti d1stojnf-
ci a naslouchali cteni telegra-
mu, ktery zaslal president
Roosevelt s omluvou, re nebylo
mu mono Sc zucastniti.
V parade zastoupeny byly
skupiny z Ceskoslovenska, Lit
Wy, Finska, Danska, Norvez-
ska,N Holandska a Polska.
Pc vchodu do Stadium narod-
nj hymna hrana byla pred O.
svetlenym obrazem JiTi Wash
ingtona upevnenym ma admin
stracnf budove.
Program slavnosti vyplnen
byl tanci, hrou skupinou 800
harmonikarI a bicykly SUDDEN
til z Clifton Park Junior vyssi
skoly, vchod kralovny progra-
mu a spalenf Mekky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-30
ZMIZELY HOCH NALEZEN.

Tfi roxy starry Eldridge AL
bright nalezen byl We ctvrtek
odpoledne v lese v bllzkosti sve
no domova We Woodstock. V
lese schovan byl hoch pc 25 no.
din. Nalezen byl spiel ma hro-
madce spaleneho list1. Hocha
nalezl Leo Chrobot, naceln1k
hasicskeho sboru, jenz ku lltku
pfiveden byl hochovym tichym
narikanfm. Saty ma dftku tro-
chu potrhany byly.
Zmizely hoch hledan byl veil
kym poctem okolnich obyvate-
lii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-30
CAST BAY SHORE OBETf
OHNE.

V sobotu odpoledne ohnem
znicena byla cast %vyletnlho mi
sta, Bay Shore parku. Tfi zT1-
zenci parku, kteff bojovali pro-
tt ~plamen1m, zachraneni byli z
dymem naplnenych mist. Vsi-
chni tri byli v bezvedomf. Sko-
da dostoupf ma majetku ash w
Sc $150.0O0.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-30
A v DfLNACH O 21NC
LEPSfMI.

Zamestnanf v Marylandskycl
dllnach V dubnu bylo O 21%
lepsim neil pred rokem v tenn.
re mes1ci. Jak zamestnanost
tax vydelky byly rozhodne V
nynejS1m dubnu lepS1mi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-30
MiStni ZprdVy.
z k~rajanskych kruhG.

Il hA 0J0AASAy(A A0AAAs
V sobotu O 5. iodine Cd
pOledne spojeni byli svazkem
manzelskym snoubenci: Ste
phen Horinka, foreman V Bel
camp a sic. Lilly Mynar z Bal
timore u pTftomnosti svedkd
p. Jerome Pokorny a p. Louis
Wagner. Snatku pozehnal Rev.
Frank Novak.
= Ma hTbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohrbeni byli:
" pondelf Mae Lilly roz.
Soukup, vdova, els. 2214 Ash
land avenue, jez zemrela We
v6ku 40 rokG v nemocnici sv.
Josefa %. kvetna. PohTebni
obTady vykonal Rev. Vonasek.
PohTeb vypravil Charles E.
Schimunek.
We stTedu Frank J.
Schultz, vdOvec, {. I'll N. Mont
ford avenue, jenz zemrel We We
ku IA rokG "a. kv6tna. Naro-
zen byl V Cechach. Zanechava
zde d1tky: Title Chlan, Stella
Powers, Hattie Flip, Amelia
Pohl, Frank j. Schultz a Mary
Logue.
Pohfeb vypravil Charles E.
Schimunek.
We Stvrtnk lanes F XII
ma, els. 816 N. Madeira ulice,
jenz zemTel 25. kvetna We start
SO rokG. Nalezel ku Maryland
Lodge. Zanechava zde bratrf
a sestry: Joseph Kl1ma, Frank
Klima Mrs. Mary Cuttings, An
ma Klfma, John Kl1ma, Mrs,
Barbara Hammer.
Pohreb byl re Schimunek
pohTebnfho domu.
- Ma Loudon hTbitov6 pohT-
bena byla 26. kvetna Mary
Dean, d1te Granville Dean z
Brooklyn, Md, jez zemTelo pc
jednotydenn1 nemoci We v6ku 2
tydnG V South Baltimore memo
cnici "a. kvetna.
PohTeb vypravila firma Cvach
& Syn.
V 1tery pohrben byl Jo-
seph Docekal, manzel Mary
Docekal, roz. Zamrzla, {. 615
N. Port ulice, jenz zemrel We
v6ku IL rokG.
= Op6t Sc pfibl1zil den ma
SehO SOkolskeho veTejneho cvi-
cent. Jest to doslova den sva-
tecnf pro naSf mladez cvic1ci, i
pro ty, kteTf kdysi cvic1vavali a
radi pTi podfvane ma vykony
t6locvicne predveden6 nas1 mia
dez1, vratf Sc We vzpom1nkach
do civil, kdy sami take cvicili.
Ale ne jenom oni, ale kazdy,
kdo sokolskou vychovu uznava
a chape jejf 1cel, rad Sc pod1va
a podivf cvikGm a soustavam,
ktere nam v nedeli, dine 1. Ger
vna ma taboTe "Tyrs" nasi So
kolove a Sokolice pTedvedou.
Letosnf cvicen1 verejne ma
tim dGlezit6jsi vyznam, proto-
re je ukazkou nebo vzorem ma
ukazku pred sletem, ktery sc
Dude odbyvati koncem cervna
V Chicago. Dale vzhledem ma
to jak je zachazeno Sc Sokol-
stvem v CSR., je nam tTeba Cd
pov6deti ma tax brutalnl Gin
1907 podporou nasich sokol-
skych pOdnikG, a proto pfijdte
vsichni do jednoho kdo ma "a
jem a p~orozumen1 pro vec So
kolskou ma tabor "Tyrs" v ne
deli, dine 1. cervna. Ma zdar!
- 14lete vyrocf l. Americko-
Ceskeho Dam. Dem. Klubu 7.
wardy oslaveno bylo slepic1m
obedem We Harrington Lodge v
Brooklynu, jehoz majitelkou
jest pl. A. Cervenka. Obedu
~z1castnilo Sc jedno sto clenek,
Pc obede odbyvana schGze pr
ktere nam pf. pTedsedka B. Ri
ha pfecetla rec governera statu
Marylandu, Herberta O'Conor.
kterou pTednesl ku graduan.
tGm Navy Acadamy v Anna
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isnt Nor does tt mean that the
mother isn't fond of her family future
Is 1t merely means that said wife and mother knowledge
OF tood values than almost earth
placent the fact.
There's to meal makngs. There's the love
ana tne faith that went There's
mat made possible There's the of haven
happiness that rises with its comforting though
dishes be Clipped and the cloth be shabby pocebook
be lean.
We seen how it works For the
my time with Italian mounaineers California
Nevada These work They work Mining tlinR
the stubborn soil tending the stubborn
They rise before dawn They aggng
at night They afford et mgnon them Nor do
they need such sustenance.
Long before they home their smiling
into their backyard gardens gathered uns onions
beans garlic and herbs and slice
broth which restores flesh spirit
refreshed 10 the problems he face
There is the mysterious making-tha mnglng
OF the common elements of earth spirit
product in store 1t is touched
transforms plain bread
And the who aids that her nation
infinitely than If she manned gun
plane.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03

ranch house door. with the
spacious. sunny living room
behind him. He was Kits
father, but old Tom Griffith
had mostly raised her.
Eighteen years ago, when
he was working for Branch. he
had helped bury her mother.
and then gone back 10 the
tiny bundle that was Kit and
held out a lanky rope-scarred
finger. Her hand had closed
about il and she had smiled
at him. and they had UNDER
stood each other ever since.
HALFWAY ENGAGED
Her quarrel with jeff
didn't mount to shucks.
Couple O. techy young fools.
The minute he sees her it'll
ALL"
THE next time he sees her"
Jim Branch said. shell be
Mrs. Campbell Vaughn"
Kit was Visiting Branch'S
sister in Boston. She had met
Vaughn there. When she in
vited him to the ranch she
had expected to reach it be-
fore he did.
But some business he had
along the way hadn't taken
as long as he thought it would
and he had got there first-to
find a cablegram calling him
10 India as soon as possible.
tHe had holdings all over the
world.)
He and Kit. he said. were
halfway engaged already. He
called her up, talked SS4
wort tn, and She was
arriving in Sagebrush on the
4:10 train.
And you and I and Vaughn
are going TO meet her." Branch
said with the license and
the minister. And they're 10
be married in the Methodist
Church I'm Sagebrush and 60
on the 6:15 to San Francisco.
It's the only way he can catch
the boat he wants to take"
NEVER LONELY BEFORE
you an him. but not me-"
Tom said, and turned and
walked stiff-legged out of the
patio and rode away - a
womanleSs old cow-puncher
on his way to the little house
over the hills where he had
never felt lonely before, with
Kit and Jeff to canter up al
most every day with news of
the two ranches which to-
gether had comprised his
world of a century.
The road he followed ran
through a canon into the Sand
River Valley Ranch and dead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03

GVOU'RE crowdin' her over
Il the edge" old Tom
Griffith said. Kit don't want
to marry this kind Of feller."
The grizzled old cowpuncher
looked at the prospective
bridegroom-this plump, high
colored Eastern rich man
sitting in the big green patio.
writing letters at a little
table. "She wants to marry
JEFF Maury an you know IT,"
II hoped you'd lay off," Jim
Branch said.
"Yeh. An you knew darned
we'll / wouldn't
Branch stood just inside the
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il was made of. Inside it, a
little old man.
A friend of his and Jeff's.
A little old man with a book
in his hand. And the book
open at a page or two of
words that would eliminate
Campbell Vaughn forever.
That is, if the old man kept
his telephone word.
And he had been keeping
his word now as TO his part in
the births and deaths and
marriages, the funerals and
the festivals OF Sand River