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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-07
Csl. dEstojnici vyZnamenani
polskym presidentem " Anglii.

President Polske republiky
Rackiewicz a polsky premier
general Sikorski vyznamenali
nejvysslm polskym Tadem Pc
lonia Restituta ceskoslovenske-
no ministra narodni obrany IN
gra, generally Viesta a Zname-
nacka, plukovnfky Bosyho, Mo-
ravce, Kumposta a Ticheho a
majory Bartfka a Fritschera.
President Rackiewicz oslovil
pri teto pr1lezitosti ceskosloven
ske dGstojnfky a pripomenul
spolecne vftezstvf z roku 1913
pc dlouhe dobe narodnlho 1tis-
ku. Pokracoval pax takto:
"Je logickym dGsledkem de-
jinneho vyvoje, re v dobe kdy
ODE zeme jsou znovu pod jar
mem odvekeho nepTltele, spo-
lecne ukoncily tragicke 1dobi
nedorozumenl a vyhlasily, dine
IL. listopadu 1910, zahajenf
move soucinnosti nejen mezi Sc
bou, ale take "a tim 1celem, a
by ma konec byla vytvoTena "a
kladna pro skutecne novy e.
vropsky rad v duchu krestan-
ske mravnosti, svobody a spra-
vedlnosti.
"Takove jsou ideally, "a nez
bojuje Velika Britanie a jeji
spojenci "a pomoci Ameriky a
v zajmu vsech narod1, ktere
stejne jake my kladou svobodu
a cest nadevse ostatni. Vyzna-
menani, jez Yam udeluji, bu-
diz vyrazem bratrstv1 nasich
armad."
Minstr mgr podekoval jme-
mem vyznamenanych a prohla-
sill, re ceskoslovenska armada
spatfuje v teto pocte svedectvi
Observation-Disclosures solida-
rity.
u pfflezitosti navstevy gene
rala Sikorskeho v taboTe cesko
slovenske armady vydal arma-
dnf denfk "Nase Noviny'' zvla-
stni vydani, psane polsky, pod
MAVEN "Nasze Nowosti". An
glicke listy uverejnily o teto
navsteve obsahle referaty S To-
tografiemi a v cetnych anglic-
kych biografech byl ukazovan
film, lfcicf ud6leni ceskosloven-
skeho valecneho kTfze genera
lu Sikorskemu a prehlldku cess
koslovenske armady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-07
Proc jsou strechy sikme?

V povalecnych letech wink
10 i v Ceskoslovensku pc vZoru
jiznich NEST nemalo prepycho-
vych vii S plochymi stTechami.
Mnozstvl snehu v zine 1938-39
vsak znovu p%ripomn6lo, proc
Sc u mas stavely vzdy domy jen
Sc sikmymi strechami: ploche
strechy nejsou S to odolavat tt
III napadleho snehu a lehce Sc
nic1. Tuto zkusenost ucinili Ii
de v severnim m1rnem pasmu
patrne jiz hezky davno, nebOt
i chaty pred vekych lidf mely V
nasich krajinach vzdy jen six
strechy. V jizn1ch krajich,
kde byva malo deStovych sra
EEK, jsou naopak ploche sire
chy k tomu ably zachycovaly
dest1 co nejvice. K tomu ice
lu je vsak u mas nepotrebuje-
me. Jake neni nahodny tvar
stTechy, tax neni nahodna AMI
Sire ulic: ma jihu tvor1 domy u
lice co nejuzsi, ably v tamnej-
SIGH vedrech davaly mnozstvl
stfnu. V mirnem pasmu Sc ma
opak snazlme, ably nam Stroke
ulice poskytovaly V pflbytcich
co nejvice svetla.
Stredoveka mesta mela ovsem
ulice CO nejuzsi a krivolake, a.
lie jen proto, ably sc V Mich me-
stane mohli lepe branit V cas-
tych bojfch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-07
Swell Sc.

Jindrich Bradac, ufedn1k
berniho 1radu z Kounic, jel ma
MOTORCYCLE mlynaTe Pecha S O.
buvnikem Frantiskem Ohl1da-
lem z Konice do Litovle. No ma
vratu z rodiste pozadal Ohlf-
dala, ably mu p1jcil stroj, re
pojede do bytu a potion dc
Kremence k mlynari Pechovi.
Ohlidal vsak nesvolil. Bradac
pres to nasedl a jel pc silnici k
Brezsku. Jiz v prvnf zatacce
S MOTORCYCLE spadl. Ia KRAFT
ko Sc vratil a zastavil u domu
Aloise Konecneho, kde bydl1.
Nemohl vsak otevr1t byt, proto
nasedl ma stroj a plnou rychlo-
sti jel ma namestl. Cestou "a
chytil "a kasnu, stroj vyrovnal,
ale nestacil vyhnout ctyrem
kladam. Prejel je a narazil ma
dalsi u silnicnlho pffkopu. Pc
narazu Bradac vyletel a pc ne
kolika obratech dopadl ma hla-
WI, take zGstal lezet v bezve-
domi. Byl odvezen k DIR. Ku-
bowl, ktery zjistil zlomeni le-
becni kosti. Bradac "a kratko
skonal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-07
Zeny u verpanku.

Jeste nedavno byla budouc-
most femesla obuvnickeho neu-
tesena, napsal listopadu 1910
rokycansky tydenfk zdar. V
Rokycanech je ted sedmnact
sevcu a vsichni mali spoustu
prace. Ma pokracovacl skole
nebylo nekolik rokd vGbec Sew
covskych ucn6. Letos deset.
Mezi mimi jedna holubice =
jedno devce, Vlasta Kryst1fko-
va. Mistr 81 pochvaluje jeji pf-
Ii, chapavost a chut k Temeslu,
v nemz ella Vlasta niue uplat-
nit zensky vkus. Bystra divka,
jiskrnych oci, S lokynkami ro-
zevlatych vlasd kolem hlavy,
dovede, kdyz je treba, i porad-
ne busit sevcovskym kladiv-
KEN do tube podrazky. Ma
vsak take sve plany do budouc-
ma, chce Sc take naucit svrs-
kafstvi. Nedbala pfedsudk1 a
pustila Sc kurazne cestou, jake
malo zen V okruhu Rokycan
Sc uci u sveho otce sevcovine
sestry Vera a R1zena Cerna,
nicmene Vlasta KrystGfkova je
pfece jen prvni sevcovskou u
cednicl V Rokycanech a zenou,
ktera prolcmila hradbu pred
sudkG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-07
Kocka vychovatelkou kufat.

V jedne domacnosti ma Bla-
tech u Melnika vysedela v loni
kvocna hejno kurat, ale brzy
potion zahynula. Osifelych ku-
Tatek Sc zzelelo stare kocce, u
ktere Sc projevil zvlastnl pud
matefsky. Ujala Sc kufat, kaz-
dy den S mimi lezela koslku a
zahrivala je. Vodila je take
iako kvocna ven a opatrovala
ie S materskou laskou a peel
tax dlouho, az kufata dorostla
a zacala zit samostatne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-07
ehods Sc vyhnula.

15leta studentka Bozena
Kvasnickova z BARS jela ma
kole re skoly. Kdyz pfijela k
move budove okresniho 1radu
ma Husove namestf, m6la Sc
srazit s cyklistou, ktery jel pro
ii nj po nespravne strane SLIM
Kvasnickova, ably srazce
zabranila, zabrzdila tax nahle,
re S kola spadla a ZGstala leze-
ii s t6zkym zran6nim ma leve
noze, take il musili dopravit do
nemocnice. !.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-07

Osmadvacetileta svadlena He
lena Burdova z Knezmostu
chtela skoncit dobrovolne Ii
vot, ktery Sc il zdal bez lasky
smutny. Pozila proto celkem
dvacet pilulek leku, ktery j
byl predepsan pro nespavost.
Nebyti rychleho lekafskeho "a
krocenl a pTevezeni do mlado-
boleslavske nemocnice, byla
by usnula ma vzdy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-07
Wal dslnikovi posledni.

V hostinci u Jagru v Hnidou-
SIGH ma Kladensku mel ulozeny
diva kufry satstva a prada del
mix Josef Kozel z Kladna, KITE
ry chtel odcestovati "a pracl
do Rise. Ma uschovane kufry
dostal zalusk svetobeznfk JOS.
Fiser, ktery v nestTezenem O.
kamziku kufry ukradl, zmizel!
a saty s pradlem prodal. By
cetnictvem dopaden a zatcen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-07
{ k znova ma trhy.

V Trebechoviclch pod Ore
benz DIVA Ease stara domacka
vyroba papucf, znamych vice
pod jmenem backory. Backo-
ry Sc vyrabejf re starych Cd
padkovych latek a odpadkove
kGze, zvane stfpenky. A prave
v Trebechovicfch, sfdle kozaf-
tvi, -je techto odpadkovych
hmot s dostatek, take lie oce-
kavat, re podomacka vyroba
je rozvine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-07

rovatele ukazuji k tomu, re in
vase teto zeme byla by pro Hi
tlera prave tax tezka jake in
vase Velke Britanie, pres to, re
Irsko je n~eutraln1 a jeho obra-
ma je slaba.
Zakladajf sve mfnenf ma fax
tn, re zasobovanl armady, KITE
ra by tuto invasi provedla, ne
bylo by NONE z nemeckych "a
kladen an francouzskem pobfe
Ii.
Anglie ocekava nemeckou in
vasi dobTe pripravena a mo-
ralka jejiho obyvatelstva je
velmi vysoka. Jeden dobfe in
formovany Anglican vyslovil
to takto: "Jsme pripraveni da-
ii stokrat tolik krve, slZ, mama
by a potu nez kolik jsme dali
dosud."
Turecke casopisy zabyvaly
Sc moznosti, re nemecka VOL
ska, jez jsou soustredena v Ma
darsku a Rumunsku, jsou ma
pokraji ofensivy ma Balkane.
Casopis Catan p1se o navste-
We plukovnlka DOnovana v An
gore a pravi: "Narodove, ktefi
vefi v demokracii, mali dive po-
vinnosti: = Jednu = postaviti
Sc spolecne prot opakovani u
toku. Organisovati novy svet,
zalozeny ma zasadach lidskosti
a utvofeny bez jakekoli touhy
pc pomste.
"Plukovnfk NIUE witt Anne
rice z Turecka toho poselstvl:
Turecko je pripraveno k usta-
vicne kooperaci o obou techto
cilech s americkym narodem."
Premier w. l.. Mackenzie
King prohlasil, re Kanada Wy
pravf velkou a dobre vyzbroje-
nou armada do Angle.
Pravil We sve reel, re "mno-
he znamky nasvedcuji tomu, re
" kratke dobe nepritel ucini
velky pokus zniciti anglickou
risi radou zdrcuj1cich ran. il
miz neni pTikladu v minulosti.
Mezi ely ,jichz Dude dosaze-
ma r. 1941 premier jmenoval:
Zrizeni Is novych leteckych e.
skader pro sluzbu "a mofem.
Nynejsi sfla $4,000 muz1, ktefi
jsou cviceni We zbrani, Dude
zdvojnasobena a domacf ope-
race zesileny. Lodstvo Dude
rozmnozeno ma Alb oldi a 49,
92O muz1 dnem 81. bfezna r.
1912 u srovnani S nynejsf silou
IT'S lodi a $3.50 muzG.
Rumunsky premier general
Ton Antonescu, udav Ia pf1cinu
re jeho shovivavost jednan1
S rebely byla spatne chapana V
nekterych kruzfch, nar1dil ar
made, ably popravovala ma mis-
tie a bez milosti kazdeho, u ne
hoz budou nalezeny zbrane, k
.iichz noseni nema ufednlho po-
violent.
VojakGm bylo rovnez mari
zeno, ably zahajili palbu ma sku
piny, jez Sc pokousely konati
schGze.
NeuTedne bylo oznameno, re
nemecke zajmy pfeveZmou a
81 tovarny zidovskeho municn1-
no krale, M. Malay, jenz oce-
kava druhy process pred vojen-
skym soudem.
Cast jmen1 Magdy Lupescu,
rusovlase prftelkyne byvaleho
krale Garcia, presla opetne do
jinych rukou. Kdyz pc jeho
vynucene abdikaci odejela S
MIN z Rumunska v mes1ci zarf,
zanechala slusny "kapitalek'
pro sveho bratra K%onstantina.
Policie, jez vykonala pro
hlidku v jeho obydli, nasla mi
liony lei ukrytych We zdech a
zakopanych zahrade. Pen1ze
byly odevzdany soudu. (Lei
neni veden nynl ma bursovnlch
seznamech, ale drive mlval no
dnotu asi ctvrtinu centu).
Cxxou %
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-07
Obilnf elevator vyhoTel.

Elevator sp~olecnosti Spencer
Kellogg Grain Company V Har-
vel, H., byl znicen pozarem.
Mimo jin6 shorelo $1,000 busld
kukufice a 5000 buslu sojove-
no bobu. skoda Sc pacf ma
$4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-07
Pofadna stika

Glen rybarskeho spolku V
Presticich ulovil v Tece Uhlave
ma vnadidlo stiku. Vazila pet
kilo sedesat deka (asi IL liber)
Musil il vytahnouti S pomoci
podberaku. Drava ryba pry
tropila v reviru velke skody.
Evening star., 1941-03-17
New York Produce

NEW YORK, March II dR.- Eggs (two
days receipts), 81 ,903; frm. Mixed colors:
Fancy to extra fancy. 21A-2234: extras.
FL: storage packed frsts. 20A; graded
hrsts, 20; current receipts, 1S24-19: sec
Whites: (resales of premium marks,
24l3-27): nearby and Midwestern premium
marks. 221a-24; specials. 22; standards,
21A: (resales of exchanse to fancy heav-
ier mediums, 21-2312); mediums. 2O1z.
Browns Nearby and Midwestern fancy
to extra fancy, 21A-23K: specials, 81;
standards 2O12: mediums. 90
Duck eggs: Fancy large, 42-43.
,ndM, Butter t dwo days, receipts: 965 ,46s:
90 score and premium marks, SIH-32: ss
score SCORE asao ssa aaSse sas score soS aass sssel
Cheese ltwo days receiptsl. 369; 9;119:
1859. 24s.-s5s.; held. 1910. a1H-25. 50'
Dressed poultry arm. Fresh: Boxes.
fowl. 36.42 pounds 1920; 4s-54 pounds.
21h-23h; 60-65 pounds. 21h-23k: old
noS,naF roSstsFs 1913 FToIen Foyl ss14?
ssosrs sSss pHpRds pYss5 fl,.i:s ehis6s s6sat
ers; leh-26h: old roosters; 1916. Boxes
and barrels: Turkeys, Northwestern young
hens. 1S1a-25: young TOMS 1884: West
ern young hens, 1924; young toms, 16h-
22h; Southwestern young hens 1923:
young toms; 15ks-22. Barrels ducks; 10.
ems colorea a. fogl eolOEed Zone car.
steady. % CHICKENS, hB colored, II. Broilers,
Fowl. colored, 2OIa-21; Leghorn, Southern,
10; old roosters IA: ducks, II.
Evening star., 1941-03-17
By VICTOR EUBANK,
associated Press Financial Writer.


NEW YORK, March 17.-Wall
Street today wore shamrocks and a
general air of bewilderment so far
as the stock market was concerned.
While an assortment of senior
utility issues posted gains running
to points or SO, improvement
elsewhere was limited to fractions
for the most part and many leaders
finished unchanged or behind minus
signs.
Steels and shipbuildings were ac-
corded lift at the start, but buying
soon played out and these favorites
ultimately lost a siZable portion or
all of their early upturn. Motors
never did get far ahead and rails,
rubbers, coppers and mail orders
moved indifferently.
Dealings speeded up for an in
terval in the forenoon, then turned
apathetic. Transfers for the full
proceedings we're around 100000
shares.
Steels had the benefit of an off,
cially estimated upturn in this
weeks output of 6 of a point to 99.4
per cent of capacity, new peak
for this barometer. Labor clouds
continued to confront this indus
try, though, and we're thought to
have restricted bidding for some OF
the stocks in this group.
The main market prop, brokers
suggested, still were the many eX-
cellent corporate earnings reports
which confirmed the ability Of a
number of important companies to
register satisfactory profits in the
face of mounting tax barriers. Fears
of this country'S actual involve
ment in the European conflict and
thoughts of upsets in the war as
spring approaches were seen as
speculative handicaps.
A recovery straw was discerned in
the statement of Defense Production
Chief Knudsen that the s7,000,000,-
900 British-aid program, plus do
mestic arms contracts yet to be
awarded, would require a go per
cent increase in industrial activity.
Among favored stocks, some
touching new highs for 1941. were
the preferreds of Columbia Gas,
Standard Gas & Electric, Electric
Power & Light, General Gas 81
Electric and American and Foreign
Power.
Strength here was attributed to
the outlook for heavy power con-
sumption as the defense push quick
ems its stride.
Resistance was displayed by Beth
lem Steel, Dow Chemical, Douglas
Aircraft, Allied Chemical, Lion Oil,
Texas Corp, American Telephone,
Westinghouse and J. c. Penney.
Tagging were United States Steel,
Youngstown Sheet, General Motors.
Chrysler, United States Rubber,
Montgomery Ward, Anaconda, West
ern Union, General Electric and
American Can.
Evening star., 1941-03-17
London Stock Prices
Develop Firmer
Trend al Close
Roosevelt Address
And YusosIov Policy
Cheer Traders
By the Associated Press.

By tie Associated Press.
LONDON, March 1.-THE stock
market developed a firmer under
tone in late dealings today under
stimulus of demand created partly
by President Roosevelt's Saturday
night speech promising all help to
England and partly by the firmer
attitude displayed by Yugoslavia.
Home rails provided the main fea-
ture, moving ahead on reinvestment
buying, large part of which came
from the provinces.
Kafflrs also were in demand, both
from Cape Town and from local
sources.
India stocks played a prominent
part in providing a firm footing for
the gilt-edged division. The foreign
bond market department, however,
showed little change.
Courtaulds, whose investment in
American Viscose Co. was sold over
the week end to United States capt.
talists, was an outstanding feature
of the generally improved industrial
group Dollar shares were firmer
under leadership of International
Nickel.
Evening star., 1941-03-17
New Wool Contract
Expected 10 Create
Broader Market
Trading in Grease Wool
Futures Is Storted
At New York
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 17.-Trading
in grease wool futures-a new con-
tract designed particularly to meet
the needs of wool dealers and grow
ers-began today as a broadening Of
the long g-established New York Wool
Top Exchange Market.
Grease wool is the product as it is
shorn from sheep. Wool tops are
cleaned semi-procesSed material
conforming to trade standards.
Frank J. Knell, president of the
Wool Associates, a division of the
New York Cotton Exchange, bought
the first contract of the new market
while representatives of out-of-town
wool growers and handling interests
looked on.
j. H. Mehl, chief of the Federal
Commodity Exchange Administra-
ton, participating in the opening,
said the grease wool contract would
offer opportunity for wider partici-
patton in futures dealings by wool
growers and handlers.
Growers organizations" he add
ed, "have been somewhat critical Of
the wool top futures contract, feel
ing that trading in it has been too
restricted and has not furnished the
best medium for registering prices.
Those dealing in grease wool
compose the majority interest and
the new contract should prove more
adaptable to their hedging needs.
while futures trading in grease
wool does not come under the Com
modify Exchange Act, the commod-
ity exchange administration looks
with favor on the adoption of the
new type of contract"
Grease wool for May delivery, as
the market got under way at noon,
sold at 81 cents pound. The July
option was quoted at 95 and Octo-
ber at "a. These prices were "a to
% cents under comparable quota
tions in wool tops, rejecting cost of
conversion of grease wool into the
better grade product.
Expectation of higher labor costs
also was said to have entered into
the differential.
Heavy defense orders for textiles
boosted wool prices and stirred spec
ulative interest in rising prices.
Under the new contract, the seller
agrees to deliver the grease equiva-
lent of 5000 pounds of clean weight
wool at the specified time and place
and the buyer obligates himself to
accept the delivery.
Evening star., 1941-03-17
Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK, March II tPl.-some large
mills withdrew from the cotton cloth mar
ket today pending a settling of prizes
ranges Quotations generally were un.
changed but the tendency was upward and
a premium of "a cent a yard was paid
on popular prints for spot delivery.
piece goods trade now find 1t diffcult ia
obtain goods even from jobbers. Prices
were firm and UNCHANGED from the best
levels of the current move.
Although a tight delivery stuatio in
rayon goods restricts volume of sales.
moderate business was done in spun yarn
cloths and pigment taffetas. Prices were
strong and premiums were paid on popular
items wherever spot deliveries were POS
sible.
silk remained neglsctsA.
Evening star., 1941-03-17
Executives Promoted
By Stanley Works
b he Associated Press.

NEW BRITAIN, Conn. March II.
&C. F. Bennett was advanced from
president to chairman of the board
and r. E. Pritchard was elected
president today by directors and
stockholders of the Stanley Works
at their annual meeting here
The directors also declared divi-
dends of 34A cents a share on
preferred stock and so cents a share
on common stock.
Evening star., 1941-03-17
Boston Wool Market

Department of Asriculturel "A few in
quiries were being received for domestic
woods in Boston today. Demand was
mostiy. for. the fine territory and Texas
Of fine combing woods from Australia and
South America were receiving . steady
demand at nrm prices.
Evening star., 1941-03-17
Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star.

sales. STOCKS. High. Low. Close
8 8 s:l''RSas 81 Fsss. TPsfaanE,.sk ass 81.
% Fisslits Fsss sus {, b.p0. 5: W 11s" 11s" 11s"
100 Nor Amer on---1.oo 1.9999 100
1e5 Mer 4 Miners "a, 23L q
los Fidei 4 Guar 22A 22A 22N
BONDS.
$4,000 Bal TT deb As A 3sH ,3s ,3S,
1000 Bal Trans IS B 101A 1O1h 101h
1000 Interst Bd IS 40 102 102 102
Evening star., 1941-03-17

TotaI Sales Tor the day, 3bO.UUU
Unit trading 'snares
In bankruptcy
Bankruptcy securities
Rates OF dividend
Unless otherwise noted special dividends
included. 49,
IEx dividend r extras Cash
Paid Payable
far this Accumulated dividends paid
Evening star., 1941-03-17

SALES.
Washington Gas Light pfd-2 at
10412.
Potomac Electric Power 5hqo pfd-
10 at 115
Evening star., 1941-03-17
Odd-Lot Dealings
BY the Associated Press.

The Securities Commission reported to-
day these transactions BY, customers with
SSG YORK rs Stock Exchange % for March n Is: lass
purchases involving 37,745 shares; 1875
sales involving 33,473 shares, including
- ahort sales involvins $50 shares.
Evening star., 1941-03-17
Also extra or extras.
DotI loet -A,r

onntafio1s u furnishsS 80 bS NstionsG Axso-
citation of Securities Dealers, Inc, which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
should indicate Approximate prices.
Evening star., 1941-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS
sEx dividend.

tPius extras. s2S extra. sss.09 -
| ira zoe extra. m 81 so extra. 81 .0d
paid September 80. 1910, 9 So. 90 paid i1
| 1910. S1.oo paid In 1910. $1,000 81
| ira.
Evening star., 1941-03-17

Paroeol ants IN New York's
Bronx Zoo ars ted rose petals.
Evening star., 1941-03-17
Federal Land Banks

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Fascinating Paradox
Revealed by Mother
By BENJAMIN De CASSERES

81 1 MOTHER ead. 10 thl,
u column q mos eNfraordI-
nary letter. a ianhssi.re and
discovery
II am sorry 20 Say it but YOU
too belong 10 those skeptics Who
put their finger Significantly TO
their head when told about an
entirely new idea.
Even II YOU gentlemen do nut
want IL 10 he true, Il is very
old fact anyway that all human
beings are Individually .subcnn-
Sciously alive since the beginning
Of mankind a. seed or sperm
and that az that condition we
have been wandering from one
generation 10 another.
We parents do not reproduce
ourselves. We only wake up those
spermS that have been subcon-
NeinuAlA- Al .+=s-= -rf-rsr-r7f
ton already. We do not produce
those life-sparl,s. We bring them
along. All future beings are
today already Individually sub
consciously alive IN the present
living generation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

No ONE more receptive 10
' new ideas than this column.
And think that that is true of
I'D ncWspapcrmcn
What a Mother says about
al future humanity being alive
subconscioasly IN The present
generation Just a. tins genera
ton uas alive subconsciously IN
oar ancestors. Is. 10 me- ab>o-
lufoiy true
But "A Mother is not The
'tfst 10 have chat thought Maui
nea Macterlinck expounded D. IN
ms recent books. He even went
So far ~ 70 Say that this secretly
lkng pQstcrity IN u, influences
U. a- much as The past genera
faa~ that live in our blood do,
ln a VOID tbel unborn child helps
fd shape the dcStinies of the
world as Wcli as those that are
dead y g
IT hoWekTT- p fascinating
paradox and almost an para
dokcs are true Certainly a
Mother is not "daffy'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
President Holds Answer
To Reds in Government
By GEORGE ROTHWELI. BROWN

at onCc&a burden and a mon
ace 10 the taxpayers who sup
port him
Why arc these Communists
permitted to REMAIN IN
THEIR KEY JOBS?
Mr.. Roosevelt holds the an
Swer to that, and unless he
begins an immediate houseclean-
ing of these Communists. the
responsibility for keeping them
on the job in Washington will
be his and he cannot evade il.
ONE man in q very important
~ key position at this moment,
when labor fraud and lawless-
ness are rctarding the nation S
will to arm itself for defense. is
Mr.. Edwin S. Smith, a member
of the labor relations board.
II is a matter Of record before
the House committee which IN
NeStigatcd the labor board that
Mr. Smith was on the executive
committee of the Washington
branch of the American League
for Peace and Democracy Il
has been demonstrated before a
committee of Congress that
this league was a transmission
belt for communism .
The labor board has fallen
down terribly in the matter of
the defense strikes. II has not
justified its existence.
How much longer Is Mir.
Roosevelt going to keep Mr..
Smith on the labor board?
This is Just one small point.
But it will be enough To give
the clue. Is the President
merely talklng-or does he
really mean action?