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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-15
DoTakovy skladby jsou hrany
DO celYch Spoi. Statech.

DIE dopisG, jez dostava w
Dor Csl. Mar. Rady pro oslavy
100. vyrocf narozenin Antoni-
ma Dvofaka, jest toto stolete
vyrocf uctivano dnes jiz pc &C.
iych Spoj. Statech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-15
Csl. cerveny Kriz " Londyns
dekuje americkym krajanGm.
Dopisy pant Hany Benesove
ostatnich funkcionaTG.

ostatnich funkcionaTu.
Dc rdznych NEST Spojenych
Stat1 dosly techto dnech do
pisy z Londyna, adresovane
tamnim Ceskoslovenskym po-
mocnym vyborem. V techto
dnech dekuj1 funkcionaTi csl.
Cerveneho kr1ze v Londyne "a
zasilky, vypravene z Ameriky.
Dopisy mali toto znen1:
V Londyne,
dine IA. cervence, 1941.
"Milf pratele,
dine 3. cervence t. r. pTevzalo
osacovacf oddelen1 csl. Cerve-
neho krfze cd zasflatele dive
bedny dar1, ktere jste nam po-
slali. Nynf, kdyz jsme ODE be-
dny rozbalili, chceme VAN po-
dekovati jeste jednou "a vse-
chino, co jste S takovou peel a
laskou pripravili a poslali nam
do Londyna, abyste pomohli cs.
Cervenemu kr1zi zdolavati je-
no nemale ukoly. Jsme YAM u
pT1mne vdecni "a vse, co jste
poslali, zvlaste vsak Ia rucne
pletene ponozky, kterych nikdy
neni dost pro naSe vojaky. Ia
Ike jsme je Timed poslali do je-
jich posadek. Nemene vdecni
jsme "a opravdu krasne rucne
pletene sweatry, ktere schova-
vame pro nase civilisty, az "a
Sc nastane dlouha a nevl1dna
anglicka lima. Take vsechno
muzske osacen1, ktere jste nam
Iposlali, nam pfislo nesmlrne
who'd, protoze no nikdy nema-
me dost, tax je velka poptav-
ka. Re zenskeho satstva pax
to Ease byly letnf saty velkych
rozmer1, ktere tentokrat v ma
Sem sklade uplne chybely. A
|jsou uz take vsechny rozdany
nasim potTebnym zenam.
Vas dar naSemu cs. Cervene-
mu krfzi v Londyne pTisel v
dobe pro mas velmi tezke a O.
cenujeme jej proto dvojnasob-
ne. V noel z 10. ma II. kvetna
byla totiz budova Cs. Cervene-
no krfze tezce zasazena nemec
kVmi pumami. Dunn byl Size
znicen, ale obetavost a nadlid-
ske 1silf nasich ,lidi "a vydatne
1pomoci AnglicanI, kterf pro
mas delali co mohli, &C jejich
Cerveny krfz byl teze noel bonn
bardovan, zachranily znacnou
cast majetku Cs. Cerveneho kfl
re.
Zachranene veci, ktere po-
mahali re zniceneho domu Cd
vazeti take nasi vojaci, byly u
lozeny zatim v budovach csl. u
fadi. Teprve dine 16. cervna
mohli jsme zac1ti Sc stehova-
MIN do noveho domu Cs. Cerve-
neho krize, kde zacfname VIA
sine znova. Veskerou svoji pra-
ci a dsili soustredili jsme "a
tim ma zachranu Satstva a pra-
ola, ktere bylo Size z bombar-
dovaneho domu zachraneno,
ale ~promacene vodou a pospi.
meme troskami. Byla to velka
rrace ,ale posilovalo mas pfi nj
vedomi, re mas molly nemecke
pumy poskoditi vice, nell pri'
praviti O vse. Jsme vdecni "a
vse, CO Sc nam podaTilo zachra'
niti.
S hlubokou vdecnost1 a las.
kou vzpomlname ma vas, draz.
pratele, a d6kujeme vam jeste
|iednou srdecne "a vSe, CO Jstt
nam poslali.
Prijmete nase upfimne kra
janske pozdravy."
Hama Benesova
cestna pfedsedkyn'
Marina Paulinyova
mistopredsedkyn
Ida Drtinov;
predsedkyne soc. odborU
V Londyne
II. cervence, 1914
pratele!
! Jiz telergaficky jsme vam
znamili prfchod obou ambula1
CT do zdejsiho prfstavu. Mez
tim byly dopraveny do nejve
'lsf ceskoslovenske posadky
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-15
Slovaci budou nicit zbytecne
obili.

Londynsky rozhlas We sloven
ske reel vyzval slovenske sed-
laky, ably schovavali vsechno
sklizene obili a neodevzdavali
lie Nemc1m nebo ably je rozda-
vail chudym. Co nerozdaji,
mali znicit. "Kazde zrnko O.
bill, ktere Sc dostane Nemc1m
do rukou, prodluzuje valku",
pravil londynsky slovensky hla
satel.
cesi nechtsji chovat prasata.
! Prazsky denn1k "Venkov'
lpfse, re mnoho ceskych sedla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-15
V Londyne,
II. c%ervence, 1941.
"Drazi pratele !

DTaZ1 pTdCEIt!
Jiz telergaficky jsme VAN O.
znamili prfchod obou ambulan-
CT do zdejsfho prfstavu. Mezi-
tim byly dopraveny do nejvet-
81 ceskoslovenske posadky Y
Anglii, -kde je v nejbilzsicf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Motor Show
Michigan Troops Compete
in Use of NeO Equipment

CAMP BEAUREGARD, La,
Feb Although /, 100 miles
from Detroit'S automotive indus
tries. Michigan troops of the 32nd
Division training here apparently
have not lost their interest in
motor matters.
Today the 32nd Division is hold
ing its first Motor Show, which
will include seven competitions
involving the use of motor equip
ment and four demonstrations in
which motor equipment plays a
major role.
Every regiment and special
troops of the division will be rep
resented by entries competing for
several hundred dollars worth OF
prizes donated by merchants of
nearby Alexandria.
CompetitionS-all TO be held
this afternoon-include a purring
motor award, 500-yard wire
splicing relay race. course driving,
motorcycle cigar race, truck park
ing contest, tire-changing contest
and loading and unloading OF
equipment and personnel
Among the demonstrations will
be motorized field artillery in
action, difficult traction exhibit
tion,-air-ground- communication
methods and a motorized post-hole
digger in operation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
10 Return
To Rum Board

LANSING. Feb. 1.-William G.
Lewis, secretary of Michigan's
first liquor control commission.
will return to the government to
supervise distribution of whisky,
it was learned today.
Lewis, who lives in Detroit, will
succeed Charles Weber, also Of
Detroit.
At the same time, the commits
sion probably will appoint Bert.
ram Davies of Lansing as super.
visor of the brewery division,
which collects the state tax on
beer.
Lewis won fame as Michigan
manager of the Crusaders, an or
ganization that led the fight for
repeal. With the return of legal
liquor, he was appointed secretary
of the state commission by
former Gov. William A. Comstock.
AS supervisor of distribution.
Lewis is assigned to setting up a
system that will keep all listed
brands of liquor on the shelves of
all state stores at all times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Builders Named
In StateChdrge

The states information in the
perjury case against William S.
Lippman. Chicago contractor and
the attempted bribery charge
against Maurice L. Bein. vice
president of a Bridgeport. Conn,
construction firm today was on
file in the court of Recorder
Judge Thomas M. Cotter.
Lippman and Bein were indicted
by Judge Homer Ferguson grand
jury which is investigating charges
of bribery in the construction OF
the Herman Gardens Housing
Project.
The information was filed by
Police Detective Sergt Gerald
Walters and was unusual in that
it was filed before the defendants
have been arraigned. This was
necessary in order that extradition
proceedings could begin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Signature Fight.
Off Till Monday

The question of whether the
name of Joseph A. ellis. an auto
company electrician and not to
be confused with Recorders Judge
Joseph A. ellis. is to appear on
the ballot as candidate for county
auditor is to be taken up again
Monday in Circuit Court. Judge
Clyde I. Webster adjourned q
hearing on the matter until Mon
day when Assistant Prosecutor
Samuel Bremen said he would
bring in handwriting experts who
will testify that ellis name on
the petition for inclusion on the
ballot has been forged.
1t is the contention Of County
Auditor Edward H. Williams that
ellis name was forged to the
document. However. counsel for
the electrician yesterday told the
court his client was, prepared to
swear he had signed the petition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
PaIa+abIe Dish

KIDNEY BEAN stew is an
extremely palatable dish, and
has extra merit in its budget
saving ability. This amount will
serve four.
Kidney Bean Stew
s slices bacon
l large onion
l pound ground beef
l cup raw diced potatoes
l large can kidney beans
Mustard
Worcestershire sauce
Salt and pepper.
Chop bacon in small bits and
brown in deep pan. Add onion
and beef. and brown. Add i
cup water. potatoes. kidney
beans, and season to taste. Mix
well. Cover and bake in mod
crate oven 1850 degrees) for
one hour. removing lid for last
10 minutes to brown well.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Student S Suicide
Motive Sought

Homicide detectives today sought
motive for the apparent suicide
by carbon monoxide. gas of Eugene
Choma, %. Wayne University
junior whose body was found in
the front seat of his car in the
family garage at 15747 JoSlyn
avenue.
Mrs, Catherine Choma. the
youths mother, could give no rea-
son for the act. She said Eugene
was in good health was making a
good record at the university and
so far as she knew had no worries.
Michael Choma. the father, is
employed in an auto factory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

AND HERE'S one favored
with Irish brogue:
DEAR PRUDENCE PENNY:
Saints preserve us. and phat is
all this blarney ABBOTT the bafe
stew? Shure, moo. and inny
wan news hoo to make a bafe
stew. Or do they moo?
Begin yor pardon, Miss. al
wish TO send in the wan and only
recipe for bafe stew. cummin'
frum me phore auld granny's
cook book. God rist her soul.
Whin al was a slip of a lass al
harmed to make bafe stew frum
her.
Faith an al am maxim wun
moo fur supper
All joking aside now. / never
entered contest in my life, but
cannot resist this one.
Irish Beet Stew
One pound stewing beef
Drowned in suet or other fat.
Cover with water and add
small marrow soup bone. Cook
2 hours. Remove bone. Add 2
large whole onions, 4 large
carrots (cut in chunks). a
turnips lin chunks). ! small
head of cabbage (halved). salt
and pepper to taste.
When carrots and turnips are
nearly cooked. put in potatoes
quartered lengthwise. Cook only
until potatoes can be pierced
with fork, no longer. Serve with
hot biscuits and horseradish.
Please excuse the bit of
would-be dialect. Enjoy a little
fun now and then as well as
your column. Wishing you con-
tinued success with your cooking
school. l retire TO await the
outcome Of the contest. -
MRS. CHARLES ,. QUINN,
Route L.
wysndotte. Mich.
Just = Poor Housewife.
Housewives are never poor.
lady they are the happiest
women on earth or ought
TO be don't forget the
queen was in the parlor. Lin
Yutang, who wrote The I'm
portance of Living" and recently
another entitled. with Love and
Irony" says the worst fate
that can befall a woman is not
to have a husband and don't
let anybody tell you that there
is any occupation on earth more
fun than stirring up a beef stew
for some one you love.
TOMORROW-In The Sunday
Detroit Times there will appear
the remaining three ST winners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Near Death i'm South
Detroiter I'LL in Texas Town; Fog Grounds Plane
Which Would Fly Hin, to Dallas Surgeon

Charles Dockson. Detroit weld
ing supply manufacturer, lies near
death today in an Alpine, Tex,
hospital. while the airplane ambu-
lance which is to carry him 600
miles to Dallas for an operation to
save his life. is grounded by a
dense fog.
Twice yesterday the plane at
tempted to reach Alpine. but each
time the pilot. Clinton ]. Thomp-
son of San Antonio, was forced to
turn back because the fog made IL
impossible for him to land. Thomp-
son finally took his plane, to Odes-
sa, Tex. $50 miles away and there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

KNIT THIS afghan in stock
inette stitch with each section
in different yarn scraps. You'll
need only two needles. The
medallions add up quickly and
are fascinating to knit. Pattern
1913 contains directions for
afghan; color schemes: illustra-
tons of it and stitches; photo
graph of medallion materials re-
quired
Send TEN CENTS in coin for
this pattern TO the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department.
1925 Times Square. Detroit.
Mich. Owing TO customs regula-
tons. orders for patterns 10
Canadian destinations cannot be
filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

MORE THAN a thousand
recipes for Irish Stew think
Of it. ladies'! A list of the prize
winners was printed Thursday
along with the IS winner.
Yesterday we printed the So
prize recipe today we have
three of the 81 recipes, start
ing out with one brought to
America by Granny MCGUIRE Of
Dublin.
Granny came here an 18-
year-old bride. with a song in
her heart and in her pretty
head measurements for all the
good things her mother taught
her to make. for those were
the days when recipes were
handed down from generation
to generation over the kitchen
range.
The recipe comes from Mrs.
Olive Bergstrom. who says :.
Just before / was married,
grandma gave me this recipe
with the admonition Feed
your man plenty of good old
Irish stew. child. and you'll al
ways keep him happy and
! am still happily married after
20 years. Perhaps it's the stew
-. anyway. here it is"
Irish Stew
From Granny MCGUIRE
Wash 2 or 3 pounds lean
shoulder or breast of lamb. 3
slices salt pork.
Cut trimmed lamb In l or
Pinch cubes. Sift -four over il
and press the -four into the meat
on all sides. Place in an iron
pot with the salt pork that has
been cut in small pieces and
ed out. Brown meat on all
Cfdes in the sizzling fat.
A little finely chopped onion
may be slightly Drowned with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
GAY KIDDIEs FROCK

WHAT A CHERUBIC style
for a tiny belle of the nursery
set! This captivating dress for a
little girl is an Anne Adams
original. Pattern 1886. and easy
TO make as can be with the Sew
ing Instructor to lead the way.
Those paneled lines are Won
derfully quick TO stitch straight
down-you might cut the alter
mating panels on cross grain
if your fabric is striped. The
front yoke dips into a curve
that's gay and unexpected. A
sash from the side panels may
tie crisply in back and ruffling
may be used for pretty trim.
Leave the neck plain and round
or add a tiny matching or con-
trasting collar; make the sleeves
long or short.
Pattern 1895 is available in
children's sizes 2, 4. 6. s and 10.
Size 6. dress without collar.
takes 2A yards 35-inch fabric
and IL yards ruffling; other
dress. 2S yards 35-inch fabric
and u yard of contrast.
Send fifteen cents (15c) in
coin for this Anne Adams pat
tern. Write plainly size, name.
address and style number.
The new 1871 pattern book by
Anne Adams is finishedl So let
Mr.. Mailman bring the world of
fashion to your doorstep! This
Dorful book brims over with
sy-to-stitch outfits for every
age; every hour. 1t shows or
iginal, distinctive designs in
suits, ensembles. sportswear, aft
ernoon and evening frocks and
home styles. 1t brings news of
fabrics and accessories. A valu-
able book to keep at home for
easy reference. and its low cost
is fifteen cents! Pattern. fifteen
cents. Book and pattern to-
gether, twenty-five cents.
Address your order to Anne
Adams Pattern Department.
1925 Times Square, Detroit,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

he is waiting for a break in the
fog, which will give him chance
to save Docksen's life.
Dockson, who lives al 1925 Bal
moral avenue. Detroit, was driv-
ing from California to Florida
with his wife when. two weeks
ago. he was stricken in Alpine
with a brain abscess.
Since then he has been in the
hospital there, but doctors believe
that only an operation by a spe-
cialist in Dallas can save his life.
Dockson's son. Sterling. rushed TO
his fathers bedside several days
ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Nation 10 Dance
That Criipples
May Walk

Detroit and the nation tonight
will join with President Roosevelt
in the annual celebration of his
birthday.
And in every corner OF every
state in the country people will
dance and make merry so that
they may bring hope and health
10 thousands of unfortunatks who
have been stricken by the dread
infantile paralysis.
Largest Birthday BAH In the
state will be held here in the
Book Cadillac Hotel. ALI three ball
rooms have been reserved and 1t
is predicted that record crowd
will attend.
EVERYTHING READY
Completion of last minute ar
rangements was announced today
by Abner E. Larned, state chair
man, who revealed that the De-
troit committee has already raised
more than $4,000.
Top flight figures in the world
of music and theater will enter
tain the guests.
Joseph Victor Laderoute, tenor.
who has been acclaimed by critics
as, one of the best singers of the
day, will headline the nights show.
Laderoute has appeared in con-
cert and with major symphony
orchestras throughout the United
States and Canada.
vIOLINIsT TO APPEAR
Zinc Francescatti, internation-
ally known violinist, who won an
ovation with his playing with the
Detroit Symphony, has also do
mated his services.
Other acts include Fernandez
and Teresita, Spanish dancers, and
Bob heller. ventriloQuist.
Throughout the state 81 fund.-
raising parties will be held tonight,
Larned stated.
Muskegon County has is dances
and parties and Grand Traverse
County is having II Birthday
Balls. In Kalamazoo, three dances
will be held In the downtown area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
jap Envoy Hopeful

HONOLULU. Feb. 1.-GNS)-
Japan. while abiding by the Axis
pact. hopes that better under
standing will prevent difficulties. |"
Admiral Kichisaburo Nomura. new
japanese ambassador 10 the United
States. said in Honolulu. He is en-
route to Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
News for Modern Women
Two More Recipes From
irish Stew Contest
BY IRENE M. HAWKINS
Women's Editor, Tho Detroit Times

the last of the meat. Then pour
in sufficient water to just cover
the meat and let II simmer
gently for two hours or until
tender. Season with salt and
pepper as soon as the water 10
added. Add water from time II
time as needed. Cover the pot
while the meat Is cooking.
Add Vegetables
At the end of the first hour
Of simmering Granny adds 6 {
8 small onions cut in thin slices
Il make onion rings Of them).
Also ! or 2 small carrots sliced
(for color Granny says). When
meat is nearly tender add 8
medium-sized potatoes, peeled
and cut in thick slices.
Fifteen minutes before serving
she pops in the dumplings
dropped with a wet spoon on
top of the stew, letting them
rest on top of the meat and
vegetables rather than setting
into the liquid
Keep the lid tight shut until
ready to serve. Pile all together
on a hot platter.
The gravy is made from the
Drowned meat and a little -four
from the dumplings and so is
ready to serve at once.
Fluffy DumpIines
IL cups sifted -four
IL teaspoons salt
4 teaspoons baking powder
= cup milk. scant
This stew is really delicious
and as given me by Granny Nc
CURE was for a much larger
amount, as she had large
family. ! didn't change il ex-
cept TO cut il down TO fit the
small city family.
/ hope others will enjoy this
recipe as much as we do. I
know old Granny Mcclure would
be happy to give it to you her.
self.
MRS. OLIVE BERGsTROM.
l1Ioo Oakland. RI. /
Dearborn. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
TO Tilt
Wages as Living
Costs Mount

A union contract providing
automatic wage adjustments in
proportion to every 2 per cent
fiuctuation in costs of living. be-
lieved the first of its kind in the
country, was announced today by
Morris Field. UAW-CIO interna-
tional representative.
The contract covers the Detroit
plant of the Eaton Manufacturing
Company. scene of a recent SYM
pathy strike during the Wilcox.
Rich disputes in Saginaw. subject
to ratification by the union men,
bership today. II provides 5 cents
an hour blanket increase for SOC
workers, to total $4,000 a year
and vacation bonuses as high as
$50. Increases were effective
Monday.
WAGE CLAUSE
The unique wage adjustment
clause reads:
Taking January, 1871, as
standard, wages are to be ad-
jnsted In the same proportion as
the cost of living changes.
Changes living costs-are- to
be determined by the reports
issued by the Michigan Depart
ment OF Labor covering the City
of Detroit. and changes In wage
% ha MI thu
cost of living varies by mathe-
NAUTICAL increments Of 2 per cent
or more.
"Any change In wages occa-
stoned by cost of living changes
shall be figured on the first and
subsequent pays following the
date OF the report Of cost Of
living. and changes in wage
rates shall only be made In
minimum steps of . per cent.
In the exercise OF this clause,
IL Is agreed that wages will not
be reduced below the rate estab-
IIshed on January 81, 1941."
The last sentence was inserted
to permit downward adjustment,
following upward adjustment, so
long as wages remained above the
minimum.
AUTOMATIC CHANGES
Field said while some union
contracts in other industries pro-
vide negotiation of wage adjust
ments on the basis of 6-point
changes in living costs. no other
contract makes these adjustments
automatic and immediate. A Sec
ond clause in the contract provides
negotiation of wage adjustments
based on supply and demand of
labor.
The bonus section provides $50
for men with one years service,
SAP for women with one years
service. and SIS for any employe
with six months service The
bonuses were called by Field the
highest in the industry.
The contract was signed by w.
II. Wallace. divisional manager,
and T. c. Morrison, plant man.
ager. for the company. Field and
Clayton Crabtree. Eaton local
president. signed for the union.
together with a bargaining COM
mittee. The contract is supple
mental to a blanket agreement
covering Eaton plants in Jackson,
Battle Creek. Marshall and Cleve-
land. The company makes auto
parts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Conductor S Car Hits
Train; Couple Killed

JACKSON. Feb. 1.-Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Cole were killed here
today when their automobile was
struck by a Michigan Central pas
senger train three miles west of
Jackson. Cole was a conductor for
the railroad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Famed Rock CoIlapses

HOLBROOK. Ariz., Feb. L.
4NSl-Eagle Nest Rock, deli
cately balanced 30-foot cone.
shaped landmark in Petrified Ma
tional Forest. collapse and
crashed today in the midst Of a
rain and windstorm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Fare for Valentine Parties
Subject Of tuesday Class

lent business policies and also
make inquiries regarding specific
concerns.
How 10 Join
Cooking schools are for men,
bers OF The Detroit Times Home
makers Club only but every
homemaker in Detroit and Vi
cinity is cordially invited to Join.
The cost of joining is but 10
cents and this covers your
Homemakers' scrapbook and
membership card-your ticket
of admission TO all the clubs &C.
Invites.
You may join at the service
counter in the lobby of The De-
troit Times Building any Tues
day before class starts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
BOwlers, JAW Help
Their Contributions Send Mile o. Dimes Past Goal
Campaign Closes Tonight

other Detroiters total S8,462. This,
combined with the UAW-CIO and
bowlers' gifts, placed the total
over S12,217, the mile and one
third mark.
In the closing hours of the drive
you are asked to give to the fund,
if you have not already done so
Visit the Mile O. Dimes, booth
and add to the silvery tne oil
dimes with the same spirit as Mrs
Emmett Lutes.. '6A56r Ellsworth
street. who wrote:
zone year ago last October
my little nephew. Robert Simms,
who made his homo with me,
died with the dread polio. His
mother was In q tuberculosis
sanatorium.
HE was an only child, 8
years old. He left 20 cents his
uncle had given him, so I want
to add IL to the Mill o. Dimes
for him. Also a dime from each
one of our family.
Here's hoping they will soon
know better how to treat the
disease"