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kOMO = Guiding Light.
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KMo-ShoW OF the Week
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
Co lie fIamovani.

Tuto otazku resil trestn1 Sc
nat vrch. soud. rady DIR. Tomsy
v Jraze. Jisty Jan Kovar byl
obzalovan, re kTive svedcil v
civiln1m obzalovanf sveho pri-
tele CukraTe, ktereho zalovala
Cukrafova ma rozvod manzel-
stvf z jeho why, ponevadz pry
straSlive flamoval, rodinu "a
nedbaval a spolecne zitf s man
zelkou tax rozvracel. KovaT
jake svedek pred rozvodo-
wynn soudem prohlasil, re S Gu
krarem slice caste sedaval v
rGznych kavarnach, ale re ne
vi mic o tom, re by CukraT sku-
tecne flamoval. Proti tomu
rada svedk1 svedcila, re Kova-
re S CukraTem videli v loka-
lech Rotunda, Julis, Zamecn1k
a zejmena v restauraci "U Pc
trakG". Cukrar tam caste pla-
til nejen "a KovaTe, ale i "a il
nou celou spolecnost. While
dem k temto svedeckym roz-
porGm postoupil civiln1 soud
spisy stanfmu zastupitelstvf a
Kovar zasedl ma lavici obza-
lovanych. Tvrdili, re neslo O
zadne fanny v pravem slova
smyslu, nybrz o veselou spolec-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
Ridicske zkousky a jejich
doZvyky.

zalobnl spis vypravuje, re
dne Is. dubna rokd 1889 kona-
ly sc v Ceskem Brode r1dicske
zkousky, kterych Sc z1castnilo
nekolik kandidatG S svymi vo-
zidly. Jela take Zdenka Bar
tosova, ale pri poj1zden1 nara
lila ma kufr AUTOMOBILE, ktery
stall pred nj a ktery rfdil Julius
Wolf. Kufr byl jen lehce posko-
zen. Manuel BartoSove Sc u
volil, re skodu nahrad1 a pode-
psal take pr1slusnou dohodu.
Wolf text lined vyhotovil a ja-
ko svedek Sc podepsal take Jo-
SET Tr1mek, cukrar z Ceskeho
Brodu, ktery sedel vedle Vol
ia v autu. Kdyz vsak Wolf pre-
dlozil Bartosovi 1cet ma 1860
korun, odm1tl jej tyz zaplatit,
ponevadz v mem byl obsazen j
mater celeho vozu. Pred civil
MIN soudcem vytasil Sc Wolf
potvrzenkou, Poole n1z Bartos
rucil nejen "a poskozeny kufr,
ale i "a eventualni dalsi S tim
souvisejfc1 skodu. o tonic do
datku rekl Bartos, re jej nepo-
depsal. Wolf a take TTmfnek
trvali vsak ma tom, re ano. Toz
Sc dostala vec pred trestn1 Sc
nat. Oba panove byli obzalo-
vani pro zlocin, kfiveho sve-
dectv1. Soudn1 znalec p1sma
red. Flanderka prokazal mikro
fotografiemi, re dodatek byl
skutecne vepsan az Bartosove
podpisu, ale soud pres to oba
obzalovane osvobodil. UveTil OBJ
hajobe obzalovanych, re v cha
osu a zmatku pc srazce nebyli
81 vedomf sledu rychlych uda-
lost1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
Ze skladiste zmizelo "a $4,000
K veci.

A. Fiserova z MI. Boleslave
pr prestehovani 81 ulozila ma
bytek, pradlo, saty, lustry, "a
ebony, rucnfky, p~rosteradla, pc
finy a jine veci We skladisti tru-
hlare l.. Ludv1ka z Made b.
leslavi. Cd podzimu nebyla
We skladisti Sc ma sve veci po-
divati. Nynf kdyz prisla, shle-
dala, re mnoho vec1 schazl. u
cinila proto udanf ma cetnictvu.
Bezpecnostni organy zjistily,
re mnoho veci bylo odcizeno a
zat1m je odhadnuta skoda ma
$4,000 K. Pr tom zjistili, re
kradez proved syn truhlafe,
pomocny delnfk, 23lety Miro
slav Ludvfk, ktery Sc Ike krade-
III doznal a byl zatcen a dodan
Ike krajskemu soudu v MI. Be-
leslavi do vazby. PTfpad vzbu-
dill pozornost v Made Bolesla-
vi. nebot otec nepoctiveho syna
poz1va v MI. Boleslavi velmi
dobrou povest.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
Csl. vojsko " cizins ma svou
sporitelnu.

President republiky minuly
mesfc zmocnil vladu, ably pre-
vzala zaruku "a vklady, ucine-
ne cs. vojaky do ~"Sporitelny cs.
vojska v zahranicf." Ma zakla-
de tohoto rozhodnut1 byla spo-
fitelna uvedena v cinnost a SOU
stredila "a pomerne kratkou
dobu ma vkladech 6.761 liber
sterlinkG, vlastnictv1 to 449
vkladatelG.
Vyznam sporitelny cs. vol
ska v zahranicf jest nemaly pc
nejedne STRANGE. Mimo jine
predstavuje jake velika "Sa-
vings-Group" slozku, podporu-
jfcf We smyslu britske financni
politiky valecne vypjet1 sill ma
poll drobneho stTadani, nebot
vsechny vklady, az ma nezbyt-
nou a = nevelkou = pokladni
hotovost jsou ukladany v brit
skych Savings-C Certificates.
Sporitelna cs. vojska v "a,
hranic1 prijfma vklady i stra-
datelG z rad civiln1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
ceske stfedni skoly ma Moravs
nebudou otevrenY.

Pc zpravach O zavreni Get
nych stfednfch skol v Cechach
Sc dov1da Ceskoslovenska It's
kova kancelaF re nar1zen1 mi
nistra skolstv1 v "protektorat-
nj" Wade, Jana Kaprase, Sc
vztahuje take ma mnohe sired
nj skoly ma Morave. Tohoto
skolniho roku nebude otevTe-
no realne gymnasium Jevic-
ku a Lipnfku a dfvcf strednf
skoly Brine a Olomouci. Sire
dnf skoly v Kromeffzi, Proste-
jove, Vyskove, Ivancic1ch, Tel
ci, Litovli a yihlave budou take
postupne zavfrany. Dale bu-
dou zavreny skoly Moravske
Ostrave, Velehrade a Krone
rfzi a vsechny bohoslovecke
dstavy. DevcatGm je znemoz-
novano vyss1 vzdelan1. Do PRIV
mich tf1d stredn1ch skol jich je
pripousteno jen 25 p~rocent, dc
pate tf1dy (kvinty) jen deset
procent celkoveho poctu FAC
iva. Nektere dfvcf stTedni sko-
ly byly zmeneny tax, re vyssi
tr1dy neskytaj1 ,obecne vzdela-
nj, ale rovnajf Sc tax zvanym
"hospodynskym skolam", ma
nichz je vyucovano varen1, sit1
veden1 domacnosti a podobne
Ia ctyri leta tedy nebudou Y
Cechach a ma Morave abituri
entky strednlch Skol.
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most, ktere Sc CukraT 1castnil.
Pravy flam prodelal S Cukra-
rem jen jednou. Ostatnl Wy
chazky "a fanny nepovazuje.
Soud skutecne KovaTe osvobo-
dill. V dnsledech uvedl, re ne
bylo prokazano vetS1 flamova-
mini v pravem slova smyslu, nez
prave ,jedno a tax Sc Kovar kfi
veho sv6dectvf nedopustil, kdyz
tvrdil, re nevf, re by Cukrar
flamOval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
Hedvabnictvi " Cechach bylo
liz davno.

U obydlf lesniho velkostatku
v Potstyne stojf stara moruse z
roku 1748,k dy Jan Ludvik hra-
be Harbuval v Chamare zave-
oil tam hedvabnictvf, chow bour
ce morusoveho (angl. Silk
worm.) Jezto moruse je dosti
sesla, byla vybetonovana a jak
bylo v kvetnu 1941 oznameno,
.jest6 Sc pc n6jakou dobu udrzi.
(Strom moruse sluje anglicky
Mulberry tree a jeho listfm Sc
krmf bourci morusov1, cd nichz
pochazf hedvabf, S kterym hla-
vne Japonci delaji obchod pc
celem svete.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-07
Try PRUNCl
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and elderly people like its pleasant "prunc whip taste and easy
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-25
A Ride" i Paper 0dt1
MARIE z y
ISMC ~wRTrESF RAp RuxAwD BY CENTRAL PRESS A%oHAroN

I've been thinking the same about
you, Eric, and myself. You've tried
to make me over. but I'm trying it
on you"
you did anything that
wasn't for my good. What's the
program"
Hallie's eyes searched her hus-
bands face. Did he really mean it?
She hesitated so long that Eric
said, TT must be pretty grim if
you're afraid to give me the bust
ness"
II don't want it to be grim. l
want it to be best for both of us. 1
want us to have a budget and live
within its limits"
you NEAR you want to give up
modeling?"
She shook her head. MOT entire
ly. But 1 want to have the money l
earn. Eric, I want to have a baby.
If I can go on working for four
months, I ought to be able to save
a thousand dollars. That would be
enough -"
She waited, with her heart beat
ing a little faster, for Eric to make
an objection, but he said, GO on"
Were paying 5000 a month for
this place, but I know that we can
get the new management to come
down fifty a month. That's all
they're charging for the other mai
sonette in this building. You can
afford that much with a hundred q
week"
II a make more than that" he
said tentatively.
How"
Look, honey, let's make compro-
misses. I support you and you have
this baby you want. l keep on this
flying stuff. I'll be doing solos be-
fore very long. There's a lot of
money in flying. More than In
radio"
A torrent of words rushed to
Hallie's lips, but she sealed them.
Experience had taught her that
Eric would fly if Eric wanted to fly.
She said, IF you'll promise not to
take risks"
"A family mar can't take risks"
he assured her in the most serious
tone he had eve used.
Halle crossed her fingers.
There We're two things that hap
pened that month. Two things that
the Fates had designed for inter-
weaving. But Halle could never
have foreSecn that.
The doctor told Halle that ST.
would have her baby in June,
And Sheila Sherman eloped with
the 21-year old heir to the Herrick
utility millions. The actress and the
millionaire We're married at Elk
ton. Nd, and came back to New
York to face a storm of publicity
that las to have such far-f1ung re-
v~crberations that it was to sweep
..Gl.ie Adams into the vortex.
ITO BE Continued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-25
CHAPTER ~TH1RTY-EIGHT

>li-NA IN
RIGHTEOUS anger was like a
fever, but righteous anger was no
different from any other fever, and
when Halle had got over the first
attack she had ever given way to,
a chill had come over her.
She had been calm, wrapped IN
the cloak of her conviction, when
Eric, without a word, took his
sleeping things into the living room
and she had got into her bed, set
tied her head on the pillow for
sleep. But sleep had not come.
The quarter hours, half hours
and hours had been struck in slow
procession all the night and she
heard them, filling the endless
spaces between with thoughts that
left her shaken and filled with
dread.
It was dread of loneliness.
If Eric left her
She had had no life, save that
with Eric. The life of her girlhood
was behind her. 1t might have been
another Halle Singleton who led a
protected, happy life in Worburn.
There was no going back for the
Halle Adams she was now.
The years with Eric had not been
what she'd wanted them to be, but
honesty made her realize that they
had not been bad. She searched
herself for the fault. It lay, she felt.
within herself. She was made of
different stuff from Eric. He could
not be blamed for that. He hadn't
tried to change her. He had never
indicated by word or action, except
for those few weeks in Connecticut,
that he was dissatisfied with their
marriage.
Another small voice told her that
he had little reason to be. She had
been mother, ~housekeeper and
lover to him.
She stillcd the small voice, re-
viewing the years. Eric had opened
a new way of life that was stimu-
lating. And they'd had, as Eric
would say, "plenty of laughs" Yes,
there had been fun.
Shed said to him, Il want YOU
and I wouldn't have risked saying
this to you one time-to settle
down"
Perhaps she wouldn't have sale
it a few hours before if she'G
known that Eric vas going to take
it that way. closing the door be-
tween them.
Had she finally broken the deli
cate bubble she had kept aloft sc
many years? Made him realize how
fragile their bonds were?
If Eric chose to leave her
She saw the pictures of the flu
ture as if she We're turning the
leaves of an album. The flying trip
to Reno. The divorce papers in her
bis fat purse. the written history
Of a failure. The return to New
York and the casual reception of
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-25

the news Of her divorce. Congratu-
lations and flip remarks. Just an
other divorce.
She saw the years ahead, the
lonely years, unless she married
again. And what sort of man would
she ever meet that she would want
to marry? She shuddered in her
bed. And then she thought of Win.
What would Win think? She
would never see Win again. She
would lose brother as we'll as hus-
band.
She slept when the narrow band
Of gray in the sky turned into faint
color.
And she woke 10 the delicious
aroma Of coffee in her nostrils. The
events Of the night swept over her
and she lay very quiet, and fearful,
in her bed, listening to Eric's move
ments in the kitchen. She heard the
clatter Of china and did not dare
to rise and go into the kitchen Is
she wanted to-.
She wondered why Eric, who al
ways slept until moor if he did not
have an early morning appoint
ment, and then got his breakfast
out if he did, was getting break
fast this of all mornings.
She heard the bedroom door
opened and turned her eyes to it.
Eric, his hair still uncombed, his
pajamas rumpled, pushed the door
open with his knee. He bore a tray
and on it there was a mound of
burned toast, the coffee percolator
and two cups and saucers.
The beginning of the great ref
ormation," he said brightly.
Hallie's heart came up from her
toes and settled in her breast with
such a thump it left her weak.
She said, mo one can make cof-
fee like you, darling
"Thanks.' His grin was her re-
ward for the compliment. Il can
use it this morning. l had a bad
night"
so did l." she confessed.
The burned toast tasted good.
They ate all of it, talking about the
news in the morning paper.
Eric got cigarets and then he
said, I'VE both said a lot of things
we didn't NEAR last night"
1t was on the tip of Hallie's
tongue to say that Eric had said
nothing that wasn't true, but she
stitfened her new resistance and
said, Maybe we said them in the
wrong ords, but l meant them,
Eric"
Il know you did" He smiled at
her suiltily. That's the worst of
it. But they started me to thinking.
all these ultimatums of yours. And
other things. toe You know, Hal
lie, I haven't got your kind of tenn
permanent. ! don't think the way
you do. I've got to hand it to you
You've never tried to make N
over"
Halle managed a grim smile
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Mussolini Cleans
House IT, 10 Guilds

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~ pay rom. i appears mat HlcN ~
an communists or sHh1p"'h-/efs WIN
en- IatAtf IMAM oahdININ or pelIcN-
t'~ IN me Ia>ct-' system.
me Iatt Is 4t"s '1le MUSEUM, r.
&-Ne never has oeeh us OF
nuch propaganda work eltheF III
ms country or ctSeWhe[e 'hfous
Nut me western hemisphere. Inc
Ma|IS nave oetN, oolh mere ana
~>hrough"ut Latin America,
DIES h9"tEeI ~, eNloehNE oocsti
'oh>!der en- "s oah22fouS as he ooeS
me d!Sc'pIes OF MOSCOW 5 phIIoSophN'
and ne gives qllle d Io2!t2i feaSos}
'"f pel1S esPtci&HN Sk|l'ISn OF m"
IatttF pdhtiI. rs dPpaIehI' ne ~
p-a+htQ, IN MS report 10 Attorney
B!oGl@. mat our poiicN OF d!-2U'
'id 10 huS>'a MAKES II very easy los
communists ana 'lelr Sy'N?"lA'zsFs
10 pose as afdeht patflolS. mean
pflIln Nv, I1v.l hnG,1 nI1f1AI 70
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-25
WOOL 10 MILLION INDUSTRY

Wool pulling is a 13 million dollar
industry, according to census bureau
eportS covering establishments en-
gagged in d%etaching wool from sheep
-klns.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-25
NORTH CAROLINA STOCKS

(The National Association of Securities Dealers,
Inc, District No. II, published the following retail
prices based on quotations furnished to it by certain
eaters as al 5 p. m. Oct. SO. 1871. The Association
assumes no responsibility for these prices, as tEey arc
luly Indicative OF the general current market.O
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-21
Ford Labor
Truce Near
CONTINUED From Page Ono,

T307T Fase One)
plant employees that TN tr,v -,
charged were dismissed for unio mad
UNITY over Il period OF the paet "e'
months. '"-' seven
He explained further that u,r,,.
Bennett Ford personnel dIrrr,or '1iiy
seed to work cut any Mag W. nao
.lta me that wuu1.ut. nv p,ooiem
ueh "a Reinstatement q. men whUS,
work h. been satisfactory" ''oSe
Tho Ford company. Dewey CO..,
mas given assurance that - S'io'
likely th4t any further l~avnffl un,
"cs. from lack Of business WIN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-21

In the 1910 British Who's Who
Cunningham occupies % line. ' and
Hitler 2& - lines. anu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Congress Asked to Stay on Job Longer

supply additional emphasis to the gravity with which the
look German and japanese
Secretary Knox simultaneously made his startling state
oreshadowing with Japan With American and world
this necesstating restudy of all aspects of the
production it's being guessed that Pres-
allow Congress fold its tents but insist that remain
in nominal
Other developments Michigan popped during
the in dozen directions The highights:
chairman Tosn Democrat California; Of the House naval
investigation committee announced that SPAB
Donald Nelson first witness he called for hearing
Tuesday Wednesday oowup of earlier Detroit
hearings will be asked his
impending expansion Of the defense will utilize
existing personnel and in industrial cente like Detroit
and how the transition he accomplished and idle labor
and plant facilities put work defense production
The committee insisting that the sashe in normal prodc
ton of automobiles efgeraors washing machines and other Mich
products be fitted the expanding defense such
way to make the change-over painless possible