davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-01
Aleutian Islands
Described in Paper
For Research Club

The Aleutian Islands. a chain OF
about $50 islands which are 500
miles west OF Alaska. we're de.
scribed in an interesting paper
read by Mrs. Ross Hall before mem
bers OF the Research Club. Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Guy
Squer.
The islands, discovered by Titus
Boring, a Russian fleet captain in
l7il, are mountainous and contain
several volcanic peaks. some OF
which are In state OF moderate
activity. On the largest island,
Jnimak. there is a light house. and
a few trees. Grass grows in abun.
dance so that cattle can be raised
Caribou were once found there, but
are now extinct. Fishing and trap.
ping are the principal industries.
Dutch Harbor and Unalaska on the
island Of Unalaska are the largest
cities. The total population is less
than 1000, only about 200 OF whom
are whites, the natives being OF Es-
kimo origin. Mrs. Hail said.
The program closed with a piano
selection by Mrs. J. G. Smith.
Mrs. Hail. president. conducted
the business meeting which was
opened with the singing OF Amer
lea" and deyotions in charge of
Mrs. Grace Lambertson.
a report of the panel jury discus
sion conducted by the Woman S
Study Club. Feb. 10, at the Baptist
Church, was given by Mrs. H. O..
Woodbury., Mrs. Leon Gibson an.
nounced the card party sponsored
by the City Federation to be at St
Luke Church House. Mar. II. The
name OF Mrs, E. G. Vorce was &C.
cepted for membership into the
club and two members expressed
thanks for cards received during
illness.
Roll call was answered by giving
interesting facts regarding the
states OF Maine, Vermont and New
Hampshire
After the meeting refreshments
OF sandwiches, cherry tarts. tea
and candy we're served by the host
ess-
he next club meeting will be
With Mrs. Grace Lambertson, Mar.
"A.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-01
ODDS IN SLAM DOUBLES

DID YOU ever calculate the
odds against you If you double the
opponents slam contract2 Leave
out the question Of whether your
double helps the declarer make
his contract. and simply reckon
how many extra points your dou-
Bile gets you II you set him one
trick. as against how many he
gets from II II you don't set him
Take the not vulnerable situation
frst, with a major suit small
slam. II he makes II. you double
the value Of his tricks, which is
lso. giving him that many extra.
II you set him one, you double
your score Of so. giving you an
extra so. So are you willing to
wager $50 to so. or nearly 4 to /,
you will beat him. II not. don't
double.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-01

Mrs. Frederick J. Peters, Jra en-.
tertained delightfully."- at a tea Fri
day afternoon. honoring Mrs. Clar'
ence r Johnston, Ann Arbor, who
will leave soon for the West with
her husband who is the retiring
head of the division OF surveying in
the engineering department Of the
University OF Michigan. The guests
were the wives Of the faculty in that
division. The house was bright with
boughs of blooming forsythia and
the centerpiece of the tea table was
OF yellow daffodils. Mrs. Lee Over
street, Columbia, Mo-, cousin OF
Mrs. Peters, was also guest.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-01

Innovations In decorations ant
fayors characterized the very beau
tiful and successful J-Hop in the
Fred Green ballroom OF Charles
Mekenny Hall Friday, when two
hundred fifty formally clad couples
danced from 9 D. m. to 2 a. m.
The party, which is sponsored by
the juniors and is the most impor'
tant event on the entire social cal
endsr OF Michigan State Normal
College. was headed by co-chairman
John Shoemaker. Detroit, and Miss
Julia Smell, Monroe. who worked
with large number OF students for
several months. The results OF
their work was hailed by the dane
ers as splendid.
Light and shadow prevailed to
give the decorations a brilliant eff
feet. Spotlights shone on the neu
trail colored backdrop, resplendent
with glitter.
faded letters. spelling J.Hop, sus.
pended from the ceiling, were also
illuminated. Six fluted pillars pro-
duced a rounded effect for the
stage. At the base Of each pillar
were palms in which were con.
cealed spotlights. sending rays OF
light from floor TO ceiling.
The messanine was lighted in
rose colors.
Small rose-colored double picture
frames were given as favors. The
words J.Hop were written on the
trent. A photographer was pres
ent TO take pictures and develop
them there. ready to be inserted
in the frames.
The dancers enjoyed refresh.
ments in the cafeteria. which was
lighted only by tall black tapers
set on each table. Ice cream was
fashioned after the Continental
bonnie, centered with lime ice
cream in the shape Of top hats and
canes. Individual cakes, with
green icing spelling "42" were also
served as refreshments planned by
the Glass Of Today Presenting the
Hop OF Tomorrow" J-Hop slogan.
In the first receiving line were
Charles Burdette Pillsbury. Ypsi.
lanti, introducing Miss Smell, Mills
WILDER, Pontiac, Associate Dean
OF Women Frances Farnham, Mr..
and Mrs. Elton J. Rynearson, and
Nj. and Mrs. George A. Willough.
by. Mr.. Willoughby is the junior
class sponsor.
The second receiving line in
cluded: Miss Ann Wortley, Ypsi.
lanti, introducing Mr.. Shoemaker.
Miss Helen Holleran. Ypsilanti,
Dean OF Women Susan B. Hill.
Dean Of Men and Mrs. James NJ.
Brown, and DR.. and Mrs. Harry E.
Hoy.
In the third receiving line were:
Miss Patricia Baker, Ypsilanti. in.
Producing Junior Class President
Richard f. Manning. Ecorse, Miss
Elfrieda Pardon, Ann Arbor. Mr..
and Mrs Clemens P. Steimle, Dr..
and Mrs. ], Henry Owens, and Mrs.
Elmer Lyman.
DR.. and Mrs. Hoy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rynearson were chaperones.
Guests included: DR.. and Mrs.
LiOyu W OihNs WI anu MIS-. EllOn
Rynearson; Mr.. and Mrs. George
c. Handy. Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Brownrigg, Dean OF Administration
and Mrs. f. r. Isbell. Or. and Mrs.
J. J. Woods. Miss Julia 2. Read, DR.
Willard Hanna. Mr. and Mrs.
Clemens P. Steimle, DR.. and Mrs.
J. Henry Owens. Dean and Mrs.
James NJ. Brown. Miss Frances
Farnham, Dean Susan 3. Hill. DR..
and Mrs. Harry E. Hoy. and Mrs
Elmer Lyman
The grand march was led by "
Shoemaker and Miss Helen a.
leran. Mills WILDER and Miss Sn,l
Joseph elmer, Ypsilantl. and Miss
Ann Wortley, Richard Manning and
Miss Elfrieda Pardon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-01
Shower Compliments
Miss Alice Rogers

A linen shower was given Friday
night for Miss Alice Rogers, by her
sister. Mrs. X. NJ. Arnold. Ann Ar
Dor. The table for refreshments was
laid with a pink lace cloth, and
pink gladioli and ferns we're the
center piece. Crystal glassware and
pink candles ere used on the table
Guests included a number of Ypsi-
lanti friends Of Miss Rogers. The
gifts OF the shower were very love
ly. Miss Rogers marriage to Hugh
Dinsdale, Jr., will be an event Of the
near future.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-01
Ainsley Mereness
Juniors Planning to
Entertain Mothers

Ainsley'Mereness Junior Club OF
The Women's Relief Corps made ar.
rangements to entertain their moth.
ers at party Mar. from 2 TO 1870
in GAR. Hall, at the business meet
ing OF the club. Friday afternoon.
Committees appointed by Joan
Tooze, president. are, Jean Crescio,
Jean Dixon. and Joan Richards, re-
freshments; and Pearl Celebrezze,
entertainment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-01
Entertains Informally

Mrs Louis Hubbard and her small
son Jerry entertained at an in
formal party, Friday afternoon. the
guests being Mrs. Fred Bortz. son
Richard and baby daughter, Elaine
Beulah, Mrs. Walter Wright and
Daniel, and Mrs. Gayle Youngs and
David and Daniel, Belleville The
mothers visited and the children
played happily. Mrs. Hubbard served
ice cream and cake at the close OF
the afternoon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-01

At the meeting OF the Methodist
Business and Professional Wom-
ems Bible Glass Friday evening at
the home OF Miss Myrtle Scrivens.
Miss lnez Graves, social worker.
told OF her work with delinquent
children. A cooperative dinner was
served.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-01
Surprised On Birthday

Mrs. ]. Lynn Houck entertain d
ten friends of her son, Robert. at
dinner, Thursday evening. as sur
prise celebration OF his sixteenth
birthday. Robert received many
Zine gifts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-01
Enhancement Announced

Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Haig announce
the engagement OF their daughter.
Jane Beverley, TO Robert Charles
Sylvester, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H sylvester, LIttlefield Ave, De.
troit. The wedding will take place
April 10 at St. Luke Episcopal
Church.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Smith,
Birmingham, announce the birth OF
a son, Timothy Edward Andrew, at
Harper Hospital. Detroit. Feb. 26.
Mrs. Smith was formerly Miss
Eunice Parks. Ypsilanti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-01
Entertalns Club

Mrs. Paul Mass entertained the
Eight-at-Eight Bridge Club. Friday
evening The score cards were in
patriotic designs. Prizes were
awarded Mrs. P. c. Walker, Mrs.
Leland Randall and Mrs. Harold
Mass. The hostess served refresh
ments after the play.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-01
Your Weekend Lnsson

In leading from a worthless
doublcton. such as a 81, against q
suit contract, why is 1t important
to use the higher card rather
thaD the lower one7 Can you set
up a hand on which 1t can mean
the difference between the declar-
er making his contract and your
side beating himf
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-01
ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilapti Daily Press
wishes all subscriber to re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non-delivery OF the Daily
Press Phone the Press Office
at 40 before 6 p. N.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-01
Hold Regular Meeting

The regular meeting OF Ypsilanti
Lodge, number 5fS, LO.OF., was
Friday evening. Last Tuesday eve
ming a number Of the members and
degree team visited Hamburg
Lodge where Ypsilantl Lodge team
conferred the second degree on a
class OF Is candidates from lodges
in the vicinity. Two Of the candl-
dates were from here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Wood
ward. who have been living on ".
Washington St, have moved to a
location north OF Ypsilanti in Su-
perlor.
Mrs. c. W. Bissell and Mrs. Hsr-
old Zeeb visited Mrs. Donald Bis
sell, East Dearborn, Friday Mas
ter Chester bissell returned home
with them for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Koch. Mr..
and Mrs. William Rosentreter and
son. Jack Heller. Webster. spent Fri.
day evening at the home OF c. II.
Wellbrook.
Stanley Durham, Luton. is In the
city With his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin Durham, while bis wife is in
Detroit, where she was called by
the serious illness OF her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell +. Hardy
and family. Detroit. were overnight
guests. Friday. OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Lathers, en- route to Long
View. Tex. where they will make
their residence. Mr.. Hardy will have
charge OF the construction and op.
Grafton OF new steel plant there.
The Hardys are former Ypsilspti
residents. Mr.. Hardy Is TIE son OF
Mrs. Emily Hardy and Mrs. Hardy
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rob.
ert Lathers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-01
Normal College Calendar
SUNDAY

SUNDAY
AIS p INFORMAL Symphony
$50 Religious Council Union meeting Starkweathe
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
Zhoubnv pozar.

Ohen, ktery rychle Sc rozsf-
I'll znicil polovinu bloku dlou-
he tovarny Machine Products
Co., ktera pracovala plnych "a
hodin denne ma vladnich mu-
nicn1ch kontraktech We dvou
hodinach We Wheeling, w. Va.
Pozarni Inspector odhaduje
skodu ma $4,000 az $25O,OOO
ale dodal, re p1vod ohne neby-
10 dosud lie zjistiti. Dodal, re
hlfdac, ktery oznamil "vsechno
v poTadku" O 20 minut pozdeji
shledal, re "vsechno je v ohni".
V tovarne vyrabely sc casti
bomb, strojnich pusek a del.
Tovarna zamestnavala 800 IL
df. V ned6li je v nj pouze ma
~ pocet d6lnfk1 a vsem poda-
filo Sc stastne vyvaznouti. Ha-
sicGm podarilo Sc uhajiti sklad
Gulf Oil Co., ktery je pouze 40
yardG vzdaleny cd shoTele bu-
dovy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
Prohral zavod Sc smrti.

Krajan Stefan Uramkin ST.,
81 byl vedom, re jeho dny jsou
-secteny, ale pred smrt1 81 pfal
jeste spatriti svoji manzelku
Mary a tTi dftky. Uramkin 81
prerazil pater ma Memorial
Day ma trech m1stech, kdyz je-
no auto sjelo do pTfkopu media
leko Otsego. Jeho bratr VIVA
I'll pri tom S lehc1m zranen1m.
Stefan byl dopraven do nemoc-
nice v Otsego v ambulance. Pro
jevil pran1, ably mohl jeste spa
tTit rodinu a proto byl odvezen
" ambulance v doprovodu sve-
no bratra ma cestu 157 mil do
Chicago. Rodina cekala donna
v 1zkostech v nadeji, re S uni
rajic1m budou moci alespon ne
kolik SLOW pro 1techu promlu-
Wit.
Zavod Sc smrt1 Uramkin pro-
hral. Smrt no zastihla temeT u
hranic mesta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
Krajan usmrcen elektrickym
proudem.

Edward Panuska z East Islip,
zamestnanec Long Island Light
mig Co., pracuj1c1 v elektrarne
ma Cedar St. Islipech, byl u
smrcen elektrickym proudem.
Konal nejake opravy ma vezi,
jez rozvadf electricity proud,
zasobujicf kolonie ma Fire Is
land. Panuska a ostatni muz-
stvo, mad nfmz mel dozor kra-
jan William Koncelik, dokon-
Gill svou praci. Panuska sestu-
poval S veze a odepnul 81 "a
chranny pas, jenz 81 dial kolem
sveho pasu. Koncelfk razn6
varoval Panusku, re jest pTi1is
bllzko dratu nabiteho silnym
proudem, ale jiz v prfst1m O.
kamziku Sc tyz sritil stremhlav
k zemi. Dopadl S vyse IL stop
a ~roztT1Stil 81 lebku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
Co 81 povidali.

Jeden pan chvalil sveho PISA,
az to nebylo hezke.
"Je tax chytry," pravil, "ze
kdyz jsem hodil jednou do re-
ky padesatikorunu, tax "a nj
skocil a prinesl mi il Ease ma
zpatek!"
"To je toho!" mavnul rukou
jiny pan, ktery mel take PISA.
ga jsem jednou hodil do re-
ky padesatikorunu, tadyhle Vo
.Tlsek "a nj skocil a pfinesl mi
kapitalnfho kappa a jeste deset
korun nazpatek!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
Krajan byl zabit pri padu
letadla v Severni Dakote.

Josef F. Malecek, byvaly OBJ
can a obyvatel mesta Cedar
Rapids, byl zabit pri zrfcenf Sc
letadla.
Malecek byl 81 rokn star,
zenat a otcem peti ditek. Pred
trent roxy pTestehoval Sc do
Fargo, No. Dakota, kdyz tam
obdrzel misto stpravce NEST
skeho letiste. Prave minute
pondell obdrzel licensi k rfzeni
obchodn1ch letadel. Hned dru-
ny den v 1tery podnikl let, KITE
~ tax osudne skoncil.
S MIN v letadle byl Lawrence
|Speikemier re Shelton, N. D., a
jak ociti svedkove sdelili, We
vysi ash 500 stop pocalo letadlc
spiralovite krouziti a srftilo sc
k zemi. Dopadlo u zahradnic-
Ike skolky blfze mestecka En-
derlin, N. D.
Smrtelne zraneny JOS. F. Ma
lecek skonal ma ceste, kdyz byl
odvazen do nemocnice We Far,
go. Smrtelne zranen byl tez
druhy muz Lawrence Speikie-
mer, ktery brzy ma to zemTel v
nemocnici.
Josef F. Malecek sc narodil
16. unora 1904 v Cedar Rapid
SIGH.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13

obecne situaci, zd1raznil pri
tom, re Velka Britanie Size pro-
hrala bitvu 0 ostrov Kretu ma
sledkem nepTekonatelnych pre-
kazek, re vsak Nemci tam utr-
p6li velke ztraty, zvlaste le-
tectvo. To oslabi protivnika a
pTispeje k moralnf krisi v ne
meckem narode, ktera uz Vast
ne zacafa.
Pc ocenen1 velkeho vyznamu
prohlaseni americkeho presi-
denta Franklina d. Roosevelta
general Sikorski pravil: MAST
hlavnf starosti letosn1ho roku
Dude udrzeti 81 dosavadn1 posi-
ce, jezto do podzimu 1912 do
padnou ma Nemce tax tezke ra-
ny, re nemecky narod, vycerpa-
ny tTiletym valcenlm, nebude
je moci predrzeti."
Naziste s obvazky belhajfc1
Sc jake ranenf vojaci a JIM S Ia
cinymi taskami oznacenymi vel
kym zlutym pfsmenem 81" W.
davajici Sc "a zidovske bezen-
&c, hrnou Sc do Francouzske
Syrie jake predvoj nemecke
armady, ktera patrne Sc chce
zmocniti one strategicke zeme
pri vychodn1m konci Stfedo-
zemn1ho more.
Nemecko posfla O prekot sve
brane silly, vzduchem, pomori a
pc zemi, ably zesflily vojsko,
ktere jest uz v Syrii, pravf de-
pese 1Tednl britske Reuterovy
tiskove kancelare obdrzena cd
hranic Syrie.
z Ciny bylo oznameno, re
700 osob bylo zaduseno v tom
nejvetSfm protibombovem pod
zemnim 1krytu ma svete behem
pet hodin trvaj1c1ho bombova-
nj japonskymi valecnymi aero
plany.
Hromadna smrt byla privo-
dena tim, re jeden re ctyr vcho-
dG do 1krytu byl zacpan tlac1-
c1mi Sc lidmi a ventilace zasta-
vena. Omen vchod byl pouze o
dive stopy vyssf NEIL prGmerna
osoba a t1sn1cf Sc tam utecenci
utvoTili lidskou zed, ktera upl-
ne zacpala tunel.
Britske vojsko z .Palestiny, k
nemuz sc pripojili druzi We
zbrani z rad Svobodnych Fran
couz6 a jimz pripravovaly ces-
tn aeroplany Kralovskeho letec
keno sboru, vtrhlo pred dsvi-
tenn do Syrie, ma 1zem1 Fran
Gle, stareho spojence Velke
Britanie.
Britanie chopila Sc iniciativy,
c1mz riskovala valku S Francii,
ktera je ohrozovana mocnost-
Osy.
Pro Svobodne Francouze,
kterf Sc pripojili k Britum, je
to BOZ bratra proti bratru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
Zahral detem naposledy.

Starecek Frantisek Nejez-
chleba z Borsic ma Ostrozsku
hraval rad vnoucat1m loutkove
divadlo. Kdyz nynf hral pred
pTeplnenou jizbou, nedohral.
Prave, kdyz mela koncit pohad-
ka 0 pernikove chaloupce, sta
reckevi Sc udelalo nevolno a
skacel sc sc scenkou k zemi.
Hned zavolaly zdesene deti do
macl, kterf sli pro lekare, ale
nedalo sc uz mic delat. StaTec-
ka ranila srdecni mrtvice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
RHINE.

= TTi sta tisfc kusI howell
no dobytka We Velke Britanii,
jatecneho i mlecneho must by
ii porazeno v prfst1ch nekolika
tydnech pro nedostatek krmi-
va.
Prakticky skoro zadne krmi-
vo nebude moci byti importova-
no, jak Hudson pravil, a krone
toho Dude take meme odpadku
pfi vym1lan1 psenice, ably mob
ly slouzit Ike krmen1.
Asi 10000 kus6 dobytka,
ktery must byti porazen, jsou
dojne kravy, jak sc odhaduje.
Tato cfslice representuje pet
procent dojnic, ktere nyn1 Vel
ka Britanie ma k disposici.
Dale sc ocekava, re Dude mu
sit byt porazen i vetsf pocet
prasat, krone cehoz smrt1ci
n1z zasahne mnoho drnbeze.
Zoravanf pastvist k pestovani
potravin ma podobne Ia nasle-
dek zmensujfc1 Sc pocet ovci.
- Reuterova kancelar dow
da Sc z Kalkuty v Indii, re pry
5000 lidf zahynulo pTi bouri,
ktera snesla sc mad nekolika
vesnicemi v distriktu Barisal v
1st1 feky Ganges.
= Anglicky rozhlas, ktery v
New Yorku byl zachycen, o.
znamoval, re sta lidi bylo pohr-
beno "a ziva pri vybuchu v to-
varne ma prach, ktery znicil vi
&c nez polovinu mesta Semen
drie u Belehradu.
= We Vancouver, v Kanade,
22lety Gottfried Sonar byl po-
Sian ma sest mesicG do vezeni,
kdyz u neho byl nalezen po-
drobny plan britskeho prista-
WI. Sonar sc primal k vine.
Rozsudek vynesl policejni soud
ce H. S. Wood.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
Dlouhv odmitnut.

V Chicago Victor Karpus.
'29lety agent gasolinove STANCE
jest prvnlm muzem, ktereho cd
vodni komise odm1tla pro jeho
vysku. Karpus merf 6 stop 8
palcG a vazi 200 liber a kdyz
Sc dostavil do odvodnf 1radov-
ny, ably byl prohlednut leka-
rem, tax prohlasil, re Sc ma vol
nu test a kdyby nebyl zavolan,
tax by sc dial dobrovolne. Ale
lekaT prohlasil, re z toho asi
nebude mic, ponevadz pro tako-
We vojaky nemajf tax velke bo-
ty, nebot nejvyssf cislo jest Ia
a Karpus by takove boty neo-
bull, "a druhe nemaji tax vel
kou uniformu, ale to neni jeste
vsechno. Neni tax dlouhych
luck, ably ma Mich mohl spat a
kdyby musel spat pod stanem,
tax by nohy lezly ven, jednim
slovem kostra Karpus jest moe
dlouha a proto jej must odmlt-
nouti.
Karpus ma mladslho bratra,
ktery meT1 6 stop 4 palce a jest
ma vojne jiz tret1 rok, ponevadz
sc dial dobrovolne.
Nejvyssf Glen armady NIUE
byt 6 stop 6 pallet a pro vyss1
nejsou tax velke uniformly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
Jedenact zachranSnych
" Brazilii.

Brazilskou lodi Ozorio pTi-
vezeno bylo IL zachranenych
z americke lodi robin Moor,
jez klesla do hlubin more. Pro-
vadeno jest lined vysetrovanl,
zdali LODI znicena byla nemec-
kou submarinou.
Kapitan lodi Ozorio prohla-
sill, jak radiogram Sdruzeneho
tisku oznamuje, re LODI byla
torpedovana n6meckou subma-
rinou FL. kvetna asi 700 mil il
zne cd Portugalskych ostrovG
v JIM casti Atlantickeho ocea-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
Nejstarsi telefonistka zemrela
We Yeku 100 rokHI.

V Carlisle, Pa, Mary E. Hen
nigh, ktera byla telefonistkou
81 "Hello Girl" hned v prvn1ch
pocatc1ch telefonu, byla jiz po-
hrbena. ZemTela We veku ne
celych 100 rokG.
Spolecnost Bell Telephone
Company We Filadelfii pc jejl
smrti oznamila, re Poole jejich
zaznam1 Hennigh byla nejstar
81 vyslouzilou telefonn1 opera
torkou v celych Spoj. Statech.
V Carlisle slouzila jake telefo-
nistka 16 rokG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
Obzalovana z podvadsni
voiakH.

Charles T. Johnson, poem
kovy obchodnik a pojistovac1
agent, byl dopraven ma policej-
nj stanici v st. Louis, kdyz Eat
cen policif ma zatykac, v n6mz
byl obvinen, re osidil vojaky V
taboTe Jackson nedaleko Co.
lumbia, S. c., O $4,000. Die "a
LOBBY Johnson prodaval voja-
kun falesne penezn1 poukaz-
ky. V tomto tabore cvicf sc ba-
terie A 1913. delostreleckeho
pluku re st. Louis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13

V Marshalltown, Iowa., Da-
vid Sisk, 98lety veteran z OBJ
canske valky, ktery v Toni v rlj-
nu Sc ozenil pc tret1, obdrzel
rozvod cd sve 55lete manzelky.
Rozvod zadal ma tom zaklade,
re jeho m~anzelka, byvala Mar
garet Livingston byla ma parole
re statniho 1stavu pro dusevne
chore v dobe, kdy Sc "a neho
provdala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
Trestanec ma uteku zastTelen
dOZorcem.

James Krieger, FL let stary,
ktery pykal trest zalare cd 5
do 10 let, byl zastrelen, kdyz
Sc ctyrmi jinymi trestanci po-
kusil sc o 1tek z okresniho We
zeni v Holmsburgu u Philadel-
.phie.
Dozorce John Routh, "A leta
starry, zmaTil spiknut1, kdyz
stTelil Kriegera, ktery jej pred
tim udeTil tezkym nastrojem.
Routh byl dopraven do nemoc-
nice. Pravl Sc, re jeho poran6-
nj je vazne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
Priiel zemFiti do rodne oboe.

We Chvalnove pGsobil mno-
no rokG dekan O. Kyselak, ro-
dak z Nemcic mad Hanou. Ac
byl 57lety, vazne onemocnel a
kdyz Sc choroba zhorsila, ne
chal sc prevent do rodne obce.
Zde take v rodnem grunte pra-
stareho rodu Kyselakova tento
vzacny knee Ia til dni dotrpel.
NepTehledne zastupy knezf a
obcan1 z dalekeho okoli dopro-
vodily dobreho hanackeho kne-
re ma posledn1 ceste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13

V Omaze, Nebraska, vypra-
ven pohreb krajana Josefa Do
kulila z c1sla 2O21 Martha ul..
ktery podlehl postTelen1, jez s.
zpIsobil sam v 1myslu sebevra.
zednem.
Krajan byl 81 rok6 star. Pc.
volan1m byl elektrotechnik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
Ford prodal jeden zavod.

V Detroit, Mich, Fordova
spolecnost oznamila, re jejf po-
bocny zavod ma sestavovanl
aut v Seattle, Wash, byl pro-
dan federaln1 Wade, ktera tam
zrfdl skladiste zasob pro vojen-
ske posadky ma Aljasce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
cesky professor vynalezcem.

cesky professor vynalezcem.
Poole zpravy z Is. dubna 1941
prof. Vladimir F. z realneho
gymnasia v Strakonic1ch vyna-
lezl move zapalky ci sirky, bez
krabicek a ma sv1j vynalez do
|stal uz rfssko-nemecky patent.
Zapalky tvor1 souvisly pas spi-
|ralovite stoceny, Ma nemz je
|rozzehadlo v podob6 1zkeho
prouzku. !.