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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
George Jerome
Former City Engineer;
Rites tuesday

George Jerome. civil engineer
and former president of the state
board of architects and surveyors
died in Grace Hospital Saturday
He had been III four months
Mr.. jerome. Il, who made his
home recently in Algonac, was a
former commodore Of the Detroit
Yacht Club, ex-vice president OF
the Old Timers Club. and one-time
city engineer.
lie Is survived by his widow
Mrs. Addie Jerome; two sons, Gil.
bert T. and George l.; a daughter
Mrs. Eleanor Parker; two brothers
Harold and James D.; two sisters
Mrs. T. T. Biddlecomb and Mrs
r. d. Kitchnor, and three grand.
children.
Services will be held from the
William r. Hamilton Chapel, 1915
CasS avenue. Tuesday at 2:30 p m
Burial will be in Woodlawn Gene.
terry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Farm Subsidies
End Demanded

GRAND RAPIDS, Aug. S.-An
end TO farm subsidies was de-
manded before a conference OF
Michigan farm leaders here today
by Robert w. Blackburn, secre-
tary of the American Farm Bureau
Federation.
with the national farm in
come now at record level" said
Blackburn, "the continuation of
government subsidies doesn't
make sense"
Most farmers don't want subsi
dies, Blackburn declared, but fee
that Washington should guarantee
certain percentage of part!
prices now that many market
have been closed by the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Train Hits Auto
I Killed

Two men in work clothes were
killed al 3.57 p m. Saturday when
an auto IN winch hey were riding
WAS struck by Pere Marquette
passenger train inbound from Bay
City at Southfield and West Chi
cago roads.
The men were identified, through
drivers licenses, as Herman Emile
Liske, Is, 1857 Ferdinand avenue,
and William Kissau. 7343 Coleman
avenue, Dearborn.
The impact threw the auto 70
feet from the crossing the bodies
Of the men 50 feet from the auto
and the motor of the car 200 feet
from the auto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
'UniUersaP Ration Books
To Be Distributed by OPA

WASHINGTON. Aug. 8 (UPl-
Office of Price Administration Of
fcials today prepared universal
ration books 10 cover all the
rationing programs which might
be put into effect IN the coming
year.
They will be distributed 10 every
civilian in the country 10 he held
in readiness 50 that a rationing
program, when necessary. can be
put into effect almost over
night
Officials pointed out that in
previous rationlng moves, there
were long delays while millions
Of coupons were being printed
The books are being designed
for OPA by the government print
ing office. Its sets of coupons
will be variouSly colored and num-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

bered so that they can be used
for standard rationing, similar TO
the present sugar quota system,
and for a point system. such as
is used in Great Britain for cloth
ing distribution.
Officials said the books would
have enough coupons 10 take care
Of more than 20 commodities,
which should be more than enough
in view of Price Administrator
Leon Henderson's prediction that
from u TO Is new commodities
would be rationed during the COM
ing year. Only one registration
would be required for the entire
book.
However, special registration
would be held in the case of fuel
oil which probably will be ra-
toned this coming winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
No Strikes, WLB
Warns Labor

WASHINGTON. Aug. S (INS)
Organized labor today studied a
warning by the War Labor Board
that the government VIII not
"countenance' or "condone' work
stoppages even though employers
take advantage Of labor no-Strike
pledge
Dean Wayne L. Morse public
member of the WLB. pointed Out
that authorized and outlaw
strikes have been increasing since
the no-Strike pledge
Adequate machinery exists
for the settling of such griey-
ances without resort 90 work
stoppageS." Morse said
The warning was contained in
a decision by the board refusing
$50 employees of the Detroit and
Cleveland Navigation Company,
Detroit. pay for five days while
they were on strike for alleged
breach of collective bargaining
contract by the company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
No Outside Lights

The city has painted windows
black in the vital rooms where
machinery must continue in opera
ton in tho Water Works plants
and the Public Lighting plants
during blaCkouts
Factories must turn off all out
side lights even though production
lights arc necessary inside. There
must be no matches bghted nor
any smoking. All street cars and
buses must come 10 a Standstill
and the crews must see that lights
are turned off
The city has provided special
blackout lanterns with hooded
tops for all construction jobs and
some fire halls windows have
been painted or blackout curtained
The city airport will turn off al
lights except those necessary and
there will be no planes taking of
h during the Commute period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

michigan retailers got of to
a good start in July in their
assignment to sell $4,000, 900
worth of war savings stamps
and bonds during the year end
ing next May L." said j. B.
Weber Jr. Final reports for
July are not all in, but 1t ap-
pears now that the total of war
stamps and bonds sold by Mich
igan retailers i'm July will ruI
approximately S5,125,00O.
1.-The goal for July was 4 per
cent of the retail sales volume
in each store. Some stores did
remarkable jobs, while others
did not do their share. We
hope, by extending our organi-
zation i'm August, to get many
more retailers into the stamp
and bond business, as this In
one job they can do better than
any one else and we all want
to do our part in helping to win
this war"
Wayne County. under zone
Chairman Nate S. Shapero, has q
quota of S2,040.0O0 of the tota
quota of $4,000, 900 for the state
Wayne County retailers sold ap
proximately $2,500,000 worth o.
stamps and bonds in July, anc
should exceed their August quota
if they continue at the same rate
il was stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Go in Hose ToWers

The new sirens will be installed
in the hose towers Of four fire
halls in various parts Of the city
as follows No. 50, Houston and
Gratiot avenues. No 26 Crane,
near Kercheval. No AZ Goddard
land East Davidson avenues, and
No. 81. Grand River and Trinity
avenues. The ones at No. 50 and
AZ are sure 10 be in readiness and
IL the other two, promised early
in the week, arrive too late TO
install al the locations listed they
will be hastily trucked TO the Gen
eral Motors and DA c. garage
buildings for use on the roofs that
night
Detroit'S downtown area viii be
guarded by 300 wardens for the
first time and many Of the smaller
business buildings and homes will
be equipped with the newly APP
proved blackout lights which are
Of small candle power and painted
black al the top with orange bot
toms. These cannot throw light
outside but are guards against
accidents that might otherwise
occur in places where they are
installed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Stephan Appeal
.DeCisionMonddy

Whether an appeal VIII be made
10 the Supreme Court 10 save Max
stephan from the rope as traitor,
rs 10 be decided Monday when
Verne c. Anderson visits his client
al Milan Prison.
ANDERSON said Saturday he had
not seen either Stephan or his
wife. Agnes, since Judge Arthur
J. futile pronounced the death
sentence.
"If an appeal is made" Am
berSon said Saturday. "it will
he made directly TO the Supreme
Court"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
100000 on Duty

In the state a civilian army OF
approximately 100000 will be on
duty and in Detroit 10000 air raid
wardens. most of them with their
new helmets on. will check observ-
ance of the blackout rules, writing
Up all offenders who leave lights
on or commit other violations.
The hlacknut will include many
army camps in the three states.
In Detroit. according 10 Rich
ards. il will be the nearest
complete blackout Of any this city
has scheduled. Since me bIackout
of June "a 300 hlackout switches
for traffic and safety zone lights
have been placed in operation and
four OF the clty's 10 air raid sirens
will be in use for the occasion.
Industrial plants have been or
dered by the army 10 blackout
where such procedure does not
Interfere with war production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Women to Gel
Job Forms
Questionnaires 60
TO Homes Monday

Mail carriers in the metropolitan
Detroit area will start the task
Monday Of delivering $4,000 ques-
tionnaires 10 homes here in a
drive by the government TO de-
termine the number of women
available for war plant jobs.
The missionaries are for
women between Is and 45,
whether now employed or not, and
the registration is not a draft, but
voluntary, with no penalty for
failure to answer and return the
card.
The registration will cover al
of Wayne County and parts OF
.Macomb, Oakland and Washtenaw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
J.B.Webber Jr.
State Chairman
Of War Stamps
Oscar Weber Made
Deputy Chief, Detroit
Army Ordnance Area

J. p. Webber Jro assistant 10
the general manager of the j. L.
Hudson Company, has been named
state chairman Of the Michigan
Retailers War Service Committee.
il was announced Saturday by
Frank n Isbey. head of the
United States Treasury's war saw
inFs- staff for Michigan.
The newly n a m e d retailers
chairman replaces Oscar Weber.
vice president and general mana
ger of j. L. Hudson, who has been
appointed deputy chief of the
Detroit Army Ordnance DistTct.
J. B. Webber Jr.. said he would
maintain the same state organiZa-
ton which worked under Oscar
Webber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Interned Burma Chief Dies

ROME, Aug. s by official
italian wirelesS) GNS) Former
Premier L. Saw of Burma. who
was interned in Egypt by the Brit
ish for conspiring with the Japa-
nese. is dead. according TO the
Stefani news agency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
State BIaCkOut
To Be Complete
On Wednesday
Parts Of Illinois,
indiana, Wisconsin
included in U. s. Test
BY KEN HALL

In conjunction with parts OF two
other states, Michigan will have its
first statewide complete blackout
Wednesday evening from IL TO
11:30 o'clock with Al Michigan, 35
Illinois and nine Wisconsin coun-
ties of the sixth army defense
corps area participating.
Glenn c. Richards. associate
Detroit OCD co-ordinator, said he
has received word that Windsor
and the border cities have prom
ised 10 participate in the blackout.
1t was also reported from Chi
cago that at the request OF Major
Gen. George Grunert, commandant
of the army'S Sixth Service Com
mand. industrial areas OF north
western Indiana will be included.
Officials Of steel mills and oil
refineries in Gary. Hammond,
Whiting. East Chicago and Indiana
Harbor report they can almost
completely blackout without stop
ping war production.
An area of approximately oi,000
square miles. which has a popula-
ton of about 5.500.0O0 will be af-
fected. The only exceptions TO the
general "lights-out" order VIII be
interstate truck transportation,
railroads and the official OCD e
cars for emergency use.
The only lights on will be those
guarding waterways, railroad
gates. train signals. airway bea-
cons. radio towers. road barrieadest
and public and utility lights which
are absolutely necessary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
People Gives
Warehouse 10
Army Air Force
Property in Dearborn,
Exclusive Of Store,
Yielded for Duration

The Peoples Quitting Com.
pany is turning over its ware
house at 1925 West Warren ave-
nue., Dearborn. 10 the army ali
forces but the retail store in con
nection with the warehouse will
remain open for business, Henry
Wineman, president of Peoples
said Saturday.
Plans for evacuation OF the more
than 100000 square feet of ware,
house space have been completed
IWineman said.
Regardless OF any adverse ef-
feet on the operation OF our bust
ness, we consider II our duty TO
our government TO turn over this
warehouse property for the dur
alton OF the war" said Wine
man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Expect 100000 Roll

Government agencies expec I
that of the $4,000 women who
will receive the QUESTIONABLE,
more than 100000 will register.
Out of this number will be created
a reservoir of $4,000 women work
ers to supplement the manpower
now available.
The registration is sponsored
Jointly by the Manpower Commits
sion, the War Production Board
and the United States Employ
.ment Service, the latter agency
having the important task of sort
ing the missionaries, filing the
names and capabilities Of those
who are willing to accept work
Experience and potential capacity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Turkey Reopens Border

LONDON, Aug. 9 GNS).-The
frontier between Turkey and Syria
has been reopened after long
closure, Reuter- port G d from
Vichy today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
General Grants in india

LONDON. Aug. s QNS).-Con-
siderable quantities of Americans
made General Grant" tanks are
in India, il was disclosed today by
publication of photographs OF
newly arrived American equip
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
They Get 3 Minutes

The warning sirens, OCD, In
dustrial, police and fire depart
ment. will be sounded AT 1857 at
which time all vehicles except the
interstate trucks and emergency
cars must park at once but not
near a fire hydrant or traffic lane.
Parking is permitted, however IN
normally restricted zones. Lights
at safety zones and traffic lights
will be turned out and the blackout
must be complete AZ II o'clock.
The "all clear" signal will be
sounded al ll.3O. In the Chicago
and Wisconsin sectors the time
Wll no 10 IN 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Nothing ID Say
Hsupt's Ex-Fiancee Takes
News Calmly

CHICAGO. Aug s GNS) 49,
Gerda Melind, dark-eyed former
fiancee OF Herbert Hans Haupt,
took the news Of his execution
calmly today at the Loop Hotel
Beauty Shop where she works.
She said:
81 have nothing 10 say. What
Is there To say about it,"
Yesterday Gerda, who was one
of the witnesses at the trial of the
eight saboteurS. expressed the
hope that Haupts life would be
spared although she said she had
no sympathy for him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Ideally Suited

"The building is ideally suited
TO the war departments special
requirements. The government
was unable 10 locate any ware
house suitable 10 Its needs, and
as soon as IL became apparent
that the war department urg-
emily needed our facilities, our
own arrangements for continued
operation OF our business and
our personal needs became of
secondary Importance.
THE problem of locating sub
stitute space for, and of moving
some 5000 truckloads of mer-
chandise, is of course n stable
undertaking, but with other
buildings now provided, the way
has been cleared for quick and
vigorous action which Will per-
NIT immediate United States oc-
cupancy of our warehouse"
Zoning Problems
The companys downtown store
will not be affected
Speaking for the, army al
forces, Col. AlonZo NJ. Drake. sup
ervisor for the central procure
ment district, said:
ut is a fortunate thing for
our war effort that we can de-
pend upon the patriotic coop
eratiou of business ueonIe guch
as the Peoples outfitting Conn
pany. Vacant property OF this
type which the war department
requires simply Is not available,
and there is no time to build it.
"Speed Is most essential. To
secure a warehouse like that of
the Peoples Quitting Company
Is an important aid In speeding
victory and we thank this COM
pany and its officials for their
HELM"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

Boys! Girls! Every one,
BE sure 10 see Mondays
Detroit Times for a new.
short contest Of special in
terest TO you if you like the
movies and are interested
IN airplanes. Remember.
this NEW contest starts
Monday -. in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16

TERRAPLANE- 81 de l,-trk sedan: orig.
black finish: large heater, must sell to-
day: only Sl39; trade. very easy terms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16

CENTRAL Loan Company loans you more
on your Diamonds, Watches, Jewslry.
1860 GRISWOLD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
A automobiles Wanted

AAA-Cars for junk: wsp pay more. Best
Smelling, sal r. Canheld. 1852.
AAA-JUNK CARS WANTED
Highest dollar paid. Townsend s-4o4e
IA BETTER price for junk cars: also
wrecks. S. a s. Auto Parts. TO. s-23So.
A BETTER PRICE paid for junk cars and
trucks Olive $3.50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-24
Mobilisovani muzske a zenske
silly.

President Roosevelt ustavil
devfticlennou komisi V cele s
Paulem V. McNuttem, direkto-
rem federaln1ho 1Tadu social
nfho zabezpecn1, ktere dana by
la dalekosahla moe mobilisova-
tt muzskou i zenskou sflu ma
roda pro zamestnanf We valec-
ne praci.
Jmena ~ostatn1ch osmi clen16
komise budou oznamena poz-
deli, ale je skoro jisto, re Do
Maid M. Nelson, pfedseda Va
lecne produkcnf rady, Dude
jedn1m z Mich. Ostatni cleno-
We budou zastupovati depart
ment valky, namofnictva, ze-
medelstvi a prace, system Cd
vodnf vojenske sluzby, obcan-
skou sluzbu a novou delnickou
sekci Valecne produkcnf rady.
UTedne bylo Vysvetleno, re
presidentovym rozkazem nenf
mlneno zadne donucovanf aniz
"odvod delnictva", nybrz je to
spise soustfedeny pokus prove
sti klasifikaci vsech telesn6
.schopnych osob, jak by molly
pomahati We valecnem 1sili.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-24
MiStnl ZprdYy.

= Nezahazujte stare, ohra-
ne, po$krabane nebo rozbite
rekordy (gramofove desky).
Nasledkem ~nedostatku surovin
vyroba gramofovych desek bu-
de naSi vladou omezena. Ably
to omezeni nebylo priliS velike
hleda Sc costa jak tomu odpo-
moci. Kazdy ma zajiste donna
nSkde We skiepG stare rozbite a
nepotrebne gramofove desky.
MIzete je zpensziti! Zaneste
je k PELZUM, 2122 Ashland
Ave. naproti kostelu sv. Vacla-
va a Ia kazdou desku dostane-
tie 2S.
= Odbocka Curtis Bay Ces.
Mar. Sdruzenf usporada Bingo
V patek, 1. kvetna v Sokolovne,
V Curtis Bay. 0 krasne ceny
jest postarano. Pros1me kazde-
no o jeho 1cast nebot jest po-
mOci tolik potreba
Kazdeho upTimne I'VE
Poradajlcf vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-24
DARCU KRVE PRES MfRU.

Tydne, jak Cerveny XIII u
vad1 darcG krve pro armadni a
namornicke potfeby, jest pres
900 castf.
V minulem tydnu $50 cast
pfijato bylo cd 1,134 dobrovol-
Mkt, kterf ukazali Sc byti o.
chotnymi ku venovani sve krve
ma vyzvan1 Cerveneho Krize.
Projekt darovanf krye, jest
provaden v els. 9 S. Calvert u
lice denne cd 10 hodin rano do
9 v noci kazdy den krone sobo-
ty. V sobotu jest cd 10 hodin
rano do l hodiny v noel. Dare
krve jsou osoby cd 16 do go ro-
XII.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-24
Narod snese vaIecnv duh.

Narodn1 duh konecne snad
dosahne 5000, 600, 600, 900, ale
america soustava je S to sn6-
sti O toto bTemeno," jak pro-
hlasil Emil Schramm, predseda
Newyorske bursy v Nashville,
Tenn.
Mluvil pred radon guverne-
ri Sdruzen1 bursovn1ch firem a
prohlasil, re ma zaklade nynej-
SIGH odhad1 narodn1 duh
stoupne do 80. cervna r. 1913
ma $11O,0 900, O00, 200.
Je docela mono, bude-li val
ka tax dlouho trvati, budeme
m1ti uprostred r.. 1914 narodni
duh asi $780, 900, OOO,OO a
niue posleze dostoupiti vyse i
dvou set bilionG i vice, coz "a
visf ma energii a rychlosti, S ia
kymi budeme S to obratiti sve
nejlepsf silly prot nepf1teli.
At je cena vltezstvi jakka-
koli, americky lid je pfipraven
zaplatiti il. Valka nenf nikdy
lehka = ale je milionkrat Ia
cinejs1 zv1teziti nez prohrati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-24
cSL. VYBOR.

V tonic tydnu bylo pfijato
"a rucnf prace:- Mrs. Zadera
So; Mrs. Parsons 1925; Mrs.
Nitsch $3.50; Mrs. Seidling
$1.45; Mrs. V. Prochazka 45c;
Mrs. Proxies 45c.
Dairy: = Mrs. Hybl 81; Mrs.
Hromadnfk 81; Mrs. ALI. Krc-
ka 81.
Dne 81. dubna op6t jsme O.
deslaly Pomocnemu Vyboru do
Chicago 800. D1ky nasim pill
nym Vcelkam "a jejich pTici-
n6nf ma rucnfch pracfch.
Vsem podporovatelGm a pTf-
znivcGm d6kuje
Pomocny Vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-24
OXYGEN MA


V Los Angeles chycen byl
Louis P. Cotichia, asi Is rokd
starry podvodnfk, jenz prijlmal
kradene predmety spolu We spo
jenf S podvodem v obnosu
$45, 271.86 vysetrenym v st.
James sporitelne zde v Balti-
more ma Eastern avenue.
Spolu S MIN zatcen Frederick
M. Scharper, 24lety pokladn1k
banky. Drzan jest pod zaru-
kou $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-24
VLADNf NAMORNf D v
DEJfCf N

Lieut.. Philip F. Hambsch,
stojlc1 v cele namoTnf odvade-
jicl komise v Baltimore, ozna-
mil, re nejvetsi namofnf oslava
v Baltimore cd 1918 Dude v So
botu odpoledne, rs. dubna, ma
Valecnem pametnfm namesti.
Asi $50 rekrut1 Dude vzato do
pfisahy pc c~eremonifch, jez
pocnou v 5 hodin odpoledne.
1900 u~niformovanych muzn a
zen Dude paradovati mestsky-
mi ulicemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-24
DOPIS.
Pan Anton Cihlar!

Pan Anton Cihlar!
Predem pffjmi srdecny po-
zdrav. "Telegraf" dochazi
spravne. Opravdu ia povfdka
"Skrivanek" je vyborna. ia il
cetl jest6 kdyz jsem byl donna
V Cechach. Co delas poTade,
doufam re isl zdrav. U me v
rodin6 je t6z vSe v poTadku.
PT1teli, chci TIE O neco prosit.
Vsadili jsme Sc V praci O neco
a ia vyhral l dollar. Mil spo-
ludelnfk mi jej dial, a ia Tekl:
"aby isl nerekl, re jsem Spin
ka, t6z dam dollar a poslu to
ma Ces. Mar. Sdruzenf! TAX
tady mas ty diva dollary, jeden
je cd Franty Staska a druhy je
ode mne. Pros1m TIE, DEF je ma
patTicne mfsto.
S pTanfm mnoha zdravf jsem
Karel Porkat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-24
CENSUS DOMu.

Til tis1ce vzduchoplaveckych
dohllzitelG pocali S prohlfdkou
kazdeho domu, osob v mem a
zafizen1 jeho v Baltimore roz-
kazem vyboru ma Domaci O.
braun. Odhaduje Sc, re v Bal
timore pocet pribytkd je 24O,-
900. Kazda rodina navstivena
jest sepisujfcfmi dohliziteli.
Rozdaj1 pres 200,0 600 list1 T.
redn1 informace, {. II, jez pra-
We vydana. Navy v nj: "Po-
trava v rozmachu", "Bydleni
pc vzduchovem pTepadu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-24
PAN

Soudce Conwell Smith poku-
toval v 1tery Patricia j.
Browne, 45leteho, majitele do
mu, re faleSne vyzval sve ma
vystehovati Sc z apart
mentu b6hem 80 dnf a ne 100
jak novy zakon stanovf. Spolu S
MIN udana byla jeho manzelka,
Rose Browne. Soudce zrusil
rozsudek ma deset dni We we've
nj pro Browne a pokutoval jej
padesati dolary. Utraty vedle
pokuty obnasely $14.45.
Browne vymlouval Sc, re do
stall Sc do "trublu" jedine pro-
to, ponevac zachazel pTflis las
KAYE S najemn1ky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-24
ZVLASTNf PORCE CUKRU
PRO NAKLADANf.

Marylandskym dovolena bu-
de 1 libra cukru zvlast behem
kvetna a cervna, ably Sc tohoto
uz1ti mohlo ku nakladanl zele-
niny a ovoce pro domacl potre-
blu. Zvlastni zadosti podany
byti must ku vyboru dohl1zeji-
c1mu ma rozdelovani cukru. Po-
dany byti must dospelym Gle
mem rodiny anebo opravnenym
agentem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-24

KEN poctu teto oslavy sdcastni-
Il. Hlavni ale mas dix patti
dustp. FrantiSku Jedlickovi, "a
Jeho ob6t, vld1sp. farari a rex
toru Josefu Stepankovi, C.SS.R
"a vsestranou pomoc a pf. Jos.
Peroutkove "a neocenitelnou
pomoc ku uskutecnenf progra-
mu.
.Vsem upf1mne Pan Bnh "a
plat "a osadnf odbocku N. S. G.
K. vzdava Josef VonaSek.