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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Fighting Mans Friend:

Mrs. L. s.: .Q-My husband reg
istered in Wisconsin, then we came
back to Detroit and he just re-
ceived his QUESTIONABLE. Can ne
change his draft board from Wis
consin to Detroit so that he would
not have 10 90 so far when he is
indicted? He would like TO enlist
in the air corps ground crew.
What are the qualifications to en-
list In this corps? Will ! get an
allotment!
A--Your husband will auto
matically be indicted from the
Detroit induction center, II he
has Informed his Wisconsin draft
board that he In now living here.
Hfs Wisconsin draft board will
get credit I'm Its quota II aud
when he n indicted. Suggest
that he 20 TO the army recruit
Ing office, 627 Federal Building,
for information on qualifications
necessary to enlist In the army
air corps ground crew. Wives Of
service men are entitled to an
allotment regardless Of their In
dependent income or whether
they are working.
INSIGNIA ON MAIL OK.
Mrs. F. K: OILS IL true YOU
cannot send q gift with service
insignia on it overseas? Can the
boys in the Solomons receive
V-mail? How long does 1t take
to get there?
A-Service insignia are per-
mittcd on gifts going overseas.
The army and navy try to get
mail 10 the service men rs
quickly ~ possible, but due TO
the exigencies of war it is i'm
possible to say how long IL would
take. The boys In the Solomons
do receive V-mail. At those
overseas points where they can't
handle microfllm, the original
V-letter N delivered.
DIFFERENCE IN LISTING
r. s. L.: O. am in Class 3.
would like to know just what the
difference Is between this classi-
fication and ga and 3-B.
AIN the past, many local
boards simply listed men In
Class 5, others listed them ga,
There was no difference, as
there were no other sub divisions
In Class 5. Now, however, there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
To quicker victory.
Submitted by Ronnie Glazier,
1884 Wisconsin avenue:

4 fOON " icNOiloiIi oNNilOCs
"A dillar, q dollar,
A 10 o'clock scholar,
Who gives with all his heart;
He knows that each dollar
Will make Jap holler,
So with War Bonds he does his
part.
Submitted by Mrs. Edward p
Zimmerman, Traverse City:
Twinkle, twinkle, little star,
How I wonder what you are:
I've seen you fit across the screen,
But nowadays you're often seen
Selling War Bonds by the score,
Hope you'll sell them, more and
more;
Count on us, well do our part
To help finish the job Hitler dared
start.
Submitted by james c. Mellon,
$3.50 Balfour avenle:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Daily Quiz
By Chic Young.
By Billy De Beck
By Carl Andersonsvs
BY Paul Fogartys
BY THE ACE ANsWERMAN

BY The ACE ANSWERMAN
Distributed BY King Features sysd-.. IA
What relatively unimportant
industry In an essential IN
dustry by name? En
Ah you've got a gal IN KALI
mazoo does she live closer -
Detroit or Chicago?
always weighed before
ship leaves port?
4-Who was the first president ~
the United States to ny IN Z
y planet? MAA VA.
5-What word describes Turkish
summer house and also an. Enls
lish news stand7 ~ft ~
6-What brush used In ART .Wofk
has a handle but not bfistieSf
I-America's first aircraft cayflnr<
wholly designed and built -
such. was launched whsnf
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Dstribstsd ~ King ysssuPss sys1v -
Like sending him gift epoev<
day. Order The Detrstt H. s
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armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

and placed I'm one or another
Of these two tions.
Those In Class 3-A will be called
before those In Class 3-B.
HOW TO SEND GIFTS
Mrs. F. s.: o. should like
some information about sending
my son in the marines a Christmas
gift. He just wrote and said he
was leaving San Diego to 60 over
seas. II ] send the gift to his
former address in San Diego
would he receive IL for Christmas
How long will il be before / hear
from him again?
A--Send your gift to the ad-
dress in San Diego and mark IL
please forward" unless you
have received n new address for
him. He undoubtedly will re-
ceive IL I'm time for Christmas
as the army and navy are doing
everything possible to get mail
through to service men as fast
as possible. IL may be quite
some time before you hear from
him, depending on his destina-
ton. and the many problems
confronting those who are re-
sponsible for getting the mail
through.
l. c.: Q-My son will be Is
years old in January and will not
complete his high school year until
June. 1913. which is what he would
like TO do. He is anxious to join
the navy air corps. Can he join the
navy now and finish his schooling
before going into the service, or, il
not. can he be deferred until he
does finish high school before be-
ing called?
A-The navy does not permit
the enlistment Of youths In high
school with the understanding
that they may finish their school
semester before being called for
training. One of the provisions I'm
the bill to draft Is and 1a-year-
oids allows a boy In high school
OF preparatory school to COM
plete his school year, II ne
wishes. However, this bill has
not been passed by the Senate
and whether or not this provi-
sion remains In the bill Is yet to
be seen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
TI9hrInq Man FrIenu:
Move Puts Husband
I'm New Draft District

Is S-A and s-B, and all those In
Class 5 are being reclassified
and placed I'm one or another
of these two sub-classifications.
Those In Class 3-A will be called
before those In Class 3-B.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

A policy available 70 old and
new daily home delivered
subscribers TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

Submitted by james C. Mellon,
$3.50 Balfour avenIe:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Write That Jingle
The Times Will Print Five Winning Rhymes Daily
U TO Saturday; just Hurry En- Along

again. You may submit any num-
Der of rhymes. Jingles should be
addressed to the Rhyme Contest
Editor, The Detroit Times, 1870
Cass avenue. Detroit, Mich.
Rhymes submitted will not be
returned. Decisions of the judges
are final. Nh "
Today's winning rhymes:
Submitted by Mazda Reigan,
Utica:
There was a man In our town,
And he was wondrous wise,
He's buying u. S. War Bonds
To help our brave Allies;
Let's you and I buy War Bonds,
too,
To preserve democracy.
And help our brave lads DER the
sea
Evening star., 1942-11-22
saws "But we've no time

says. "But we've no Time
you're right. There's no time for
anything personal" answers Claud-
cite, feeling that she cannot make
such a decision when there is des-
perate work ahead. Yet in a few
moments she yields to his kisses.
Director Mark Sandrich thinks this
will turn up as one of the most
powerful proposal sequences ever.
The vogue for strange proposals,
according to the writers, Is simply
Hollywood's way of answering the
public's incessant demand for novel;
ty, and for doing things different"
under which heading, of course,
comes the case of Heather Angel
being proposed to by a were
wolf in "The Undying Monster" D."
One of the ]ivelier cases Of pitch
ing roundabout WOO occurs In Girl
Trouble" Joan Bennett Is SO i'm
pressed by Don Ameche when he
comes to inspect her apartment
which she has offered for rent, that
she passes herself of as her own
maid 50 that she can stay near
enough to him to pop the question
at the appropriate time. She gets
Evening star., 1942-11-22
HIGH LIGHTS OF THE WEEK

popping the questions 10 the regulars and Two
guests.
WINK, 9:05-Symphony Hour: Recording Of
1sehaikowskys Swan Lake."
WMAl, 9:30-Spoilight Band: Gene Krupa's,
from Los Angeles. CALI.
WEV. t0:00-caravan: euqafs Orchestra
and q guest star.
WRc. l0:30-ssnt saboisur: First Of =
new series exposing Axis tritkey.
WMAl. t0;45-Men, Machines and Viz.
tory: With the new formal dealing with Of.
eupaiional hazards.
Saturday.
WMAl, 7:00-MstropoIiian Opera: The
broadcast season opens with Lily Pons singing
IN Donizetti's Lucia di lammermoor.
VOL. 7:00-1rus Story Theaier: Henry Hull
acting with guest.
WRc. 7:30-EIleY Queen: Mystery Of the
Dead Mans Chest"
WMAl. S:30-0yef Here: New Treasury De.
partment revue.
Wc, t0:oo-sports NswHse|: Bill Stern
and guest athlete.
WKv, i0:t5-soldisr With Wings: Tribute
to Tho Air Corps with 4 guest.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
Short-Wove Proqroms

LONDON, 6:O0-Britain 10 America: CSC,
o.58 meg, 3t.3 m.; GRG, 1853 meg, 75.6 m.
MOSCOW, 6:48-Broadeast in English: RKE,
ISL meg, 1877 m.
LONDON, 7:t5-Word News Roundup, etc.:
Csc, 9.5S meg, 3i.3 m.; GSL. 6.t1 meg,
49.t N.
LONDON, s:3o-Britsin Speaks: CSC, e.5s
meg. 3l.3 m.; 6Sl, 6,1t meg, 49.i m.
MOSCOW, 9:00-comments In English: RKE,
tt.S meg, 75.3m.
LONDON, 9:15-Sunday Service: CSC, o.5S
meg, 3i.3 m.; 6SL, 6.it msgv 4o.t m.
GUATEMALA, o:30-Reiransmssion Of NBt's
Symphony Orchestra Concert: TeWA, 9.6s meg,
81 m.
VATICAN CITY, s:3o-Brosdesst In English:
HVJ. 9.6 meg, 31.06 m.
LONDON, tt:30-"The Stars and Stripes in
Britain" CSC, 9.5S msg, 31.3 m.; G5L, 6.tt
meg, 49.t m.
GUATEMALA, i7:45 a.m.-ogan Concert:
16'WA, 1858 meg. 81 m.
Evening star., 1942-11-22

her dress nearly ripped of her back
and suffers q black eye in q Utter
bug joint melee before Don finally
realizes he loves her well enough
to let her propose to him.
Probably one of the loudest claim
ants to George Montgomery's title
of oldest proposal champ would be
Jack Benny in THE Meanest Man
In The World" Priscilla Lane is
on the receiving end, and, assisted
by Rochester, Benny doubles for
himself when he pops the question
Priscilla not recognizing him un-
til too late.
In real life, the formal marriage
proposal Is almost extinct. John
Doaques and Tom, Dick and Harry
never propose at all-they sort of
get used to going with a gal, and
marry her when she gets ready. In
the movies the suitor must speak
up-even if in a funny sort of way.
In "Gentleman Jim" Enrol Flynn
proposes to Alexis Smith in the
midst Of an argument with her.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
Monday.

W0NOdy.
WRe, soo-lNalcsds Of Amerita: Feast
from tho Harvest" Louis bromfie|d narrang.
WMAL, 8:30-True or False; RlaF women vs..
lol|egans.
WWDC, S:35-Your Government and kine
senator James N. Mead Of New York, Repre-.
sentative Robert Ramspeek Of Georgia and
Arthur S. Fleming Of The Civil Service Commits
sion on The War Overtime Pay Bill"
WRc, e:00-Greai Artists: Baritone Lawrence
ribbett is guest.
WISv o:0O-Radio Iheater: Barbara Stan.
wwk and Robert Young in The Gay Sisters"
WMAl, 9:30-SpoiIiuht Band Glen 6rays,
from Fort Sheridan, III.
WJV t0:30-sresn Guild Players: Ann
sofhsm and Fred haehurrN in Bachelor
Mother"
WRe, io:3o-lntsr,Amerltsn University: A
life Of Balboa, The explorer.
tuesday.
VOL, S:00-Wilfred Fleisher, expert on
ihs Far Fest. opens . new series Of tomFnsn'
tafies
WEv, S:oO-llght Out: obolsr's story Is
entitled Chicken Hear."
WMAL. S:30-DuHYs Tavern: 0psratie Sing.
er Giovanni MsrtinsIli deserts the golden horse
shoe.
WKv, e:00-Burns end Allen: Eddie Cantor
plays stoose.
WMAl, 9:0o-Famous JuN Trials: Story Of .
yacht staying.
WRc, e:00-Batfls Of Sexes: BIusiatksk vs..
beneiseion.
WMAI, 9:30-Spotlighi Band Tony Pastors,
from Wright Field. Dayton, Ohio.
VOL, o;30-Murder Clinic: Diagnosing the
''PeHsd Crime Of Mr.. Digberry."
WEv. i0;30-Ernest Bsbin. labor member
Of The British cabinet, speaks from London.
Wednesday.
WRc, o;00-Eddie Cantor Show; Offers Jack
Benny meat substitute for Thanksgiving.
WNAl. 9:o0-Basn Street Music Sodst:
Weekly salute 10 the three bs.
Evening star., 1942-11-22

VOL, 9:i5-Jaek Pearls Carnival: Featuring
Vincent youmans medley.
WWDc, 9:i5-Rsd Cross Program: Talk by
Mabel Boardman, national vice president.
WMAL, 9;30-spoiIight Band: Sammy Hayes,
from the Naval Recruiting Station In Boston.
WKV, 10;00-Great Music Moments: seIes.
lions from frimIs "vaoabond King"
WkAl. i0:45]apt. Edward MatauIsy vice
chairman Of The Maritime Commission, dis.
eusses the msnpowsr needs Of tho merchant
marine.
WRc, tt:30-Notrs Dame Anniversary:
Tribute on its tooth.
VOL, dt:30-NIuie 10 the SiaieS War
bond sales are boosted by Avlno Rey's Band
and the King Sisters.
Thursday.
WEV. 4:00-Dsy Show: Twohour variety
program with such stars as Bergen and Nc.
csrthy. Walter pidseon. Elsie Janis, Gene Krupa,
Golden Gate Quartet and others. Don Ameehs,
me-.
WMAl. 7:30-MsiropoIitsn Opera. U. 5. A.:
rle'SVoSUH PIVyteW WIN LoWiVUsv ttVVVt
master Of ceremonies.
WINK. S:05-capit,l Motoring: Inspector
Arthur {. Miller Of Tho Department Of Vehicles
and Traffic. on "Nfsh During The Christmas
Holidays"
WNAl, S:3o-Iown Meeting: How Can
Education Keep pats With War Needs"
WRc. 9:00-Musle HaII: Doiils lamour Is
Bing crosby's guest.
WMAL. 9:30--spotllohi Band: Tommy Dor.
ssY's In Thanksgiving program from Seattle,
Wash.
WKv, 9:30-sass Door tsaissn: Rise
Stevens. opera dive. Is printipsI guest.
VOL, 9:4s-Prsss Women Speak: Forum dis
eusson by pressweu,sn II Washington.
WM, t0:oo-Rudy valiss Show: Billie
Burke bak sssla.
FhdsY.
WkN, S:00-kais Smith Hour: Gussls from
Hollywood sAd Fsdis sad kstsys seass.
WM, S:30-lniomsiioa Plssss: FsdlmsA
Evening star., 1942-11-22
Heffernun
Continued From Page E-1)

no time on preliminaries. Gimme
Kiss, Baby" he says. And gets 1t.
Writers on the Lana Turner film.
Nothing Ventured," almost ran
afoul the Hays Office in getting over
Robert Young's proposal. Lana por-
trays an amenesia victim and Young
takes advantage of it to pretend he's
married to her. When he takes her
to nearby hotel to call her bluff,
Lana turns the tables and says okay.
Right there Young actually falls in
love and proposes to her in the
driveway leading to the cabin.
In $50 Proudly We Hail." the mar
riage urgency Of these wartimes is
perhaps better expressed than in
any other new script. Claudette
Colbert, as a nurse en- route to
Bataan when war breaks out, will be
sought out by the male lead Gas
yet uncast). 1T we'd met some
where else before you'd have had q
wonderful time as I wooed you," he
Evening star., 1942-11-22
Sundays Program
High Lights

WMAl, 1t:35-Briiain TO America: Story oI
the bomber command. written by Allen Miehs
WW, 12:t5-Womanpower: Mrs. Gilmore
N. Heniek, personnel director for q shipbuiId.
ing corporation, describes how women repair
and build ships.
WhAl, t2:30-To the President The Bet, :"
Arch 0boler examines American optimism.
VOL, 2:25-Redskins vs.. Dodgers at Crit.
fifth Stadium.
WRc, 2:30-chitago University Round Table:
Continuation Of the Crisis AdministatioA"
series interrupted last week with Democratic
Government in Crisis" !. F. Stone, newspaper
correspondent; Dr.. Leonard D. White Of Chicago
u. and Neil H. Jaeoby discuss ths, question.
WDc, 3:00-1he Third Horemen: Or.
Joseph W. hountin Of the Public Health Sery.
ice on Communicable Diseases in Wartime"
WEV 3:00-New York Philharmonic: Arfur
Rodzinski conducts Beeihoven's Symphony No. Z
in Major and Shostakovieh's Symphony No. 5.
WMAl, 3:t5-Wake Up America: Should
the Government Accent Responsibility for Full
Postwar Employment discussed by Stuart
Chase, author. and Dr.. Louis N. Hacker, eco.
norlist.
WRc. 3:30-1he Army Hour: The theme Is
tie Armys amphibious troo,s with piekups
coming in from the Caribbean area and New
Jersey.
WJSN, 4:30-Refrsshment Time: Tenor Jan
Peeree is guest once again.
WRc, 5:00-NBc Symphony leooold sto.
kowski conducts Besthoysn's Symphony No. 7 and
The Prelude and Love-Death" from Wagner's
Tristan"
VOL, 5:3O-The Shadow: The Lady in
Black, about women's portraits and mysterious
jnxes.
WMAl, 5:3O-huseaI steeImakers: Teen.
saers share headline honon with the older
folk.
WMAl, 6:3o-Retum Of III. Horse: COL
Stcopnagle and Budd are together again for a
skt on gasoline raiioning.
WWDc, 6:45-Women al War: Fannie Hu,set,
novelist, speaks on program honorinq a
special week" for woman workers.
WMAl, 7:30-0uiz Kids: Duskin, Darow,
Fischman and Williams vie.
WHV, 7:30-We the People: Feature spot
goes 10 Eddie Cantor, who, with Dinah Shore,
sinas his popular version Of Praise the Lord
and Pass The Ammunition"
VOL, S:00-Ameresn Forum: Should We
Abolish Overtime Pay for the Durafion!" topic
for Senator w. Lee 0DanieI Of Texas, Lewis
H. Haney economist: |. Metallic Wanu,
wage.hour administrator, and Henry Warren,
manufacturing executive.
WRc, 800@harle Mccarthy: Marjorie Main
Of the movies shows Charlie real corn.
WhAL, 8:30-Inner Santtum Mystery Ar.
mold Moss has The leading role for The Curse
Of the PtoIemy"
WWDc, 9:00-Voite Of Capitol Hill: Senator
George Norris Of Nebraska is speaker.
WHV, o:00-lsteners' Digest: Robert Bench.
lev in the dramatized story, Symptoms Of
Being S."
VOL, if:30-Ths is Our Enemy: Subtitle is
Deception" and Author Rex Stout is guest
speaker.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
SUNDAYS RADIO PROGRAM
SUNDAY
November u, l942

ddto programs sometimes
Evening star., 1942-11-22
Bus.Fekete Ready

First screenplay treatment Of
"And This Too Is Love" has been
completed for goth Century Fox by
Ladislaus Bus-Fekete and Mary
Helen Fay and will be put on the
studios production schedule to 60
before the cameras before the end
of this year.
1t will be produced by John Bass
Ter, who is now readying "Tampico"
to 60 into production in November
as q Jean Cabin starring vehicle.
The new vehicle was an original by
Helene Manard, who once worked
as . reader under Bassler in the
New York story department Of 10th
Century.Fox.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
Sanders Statistic

Both George Sanders andy Tom
Conway, real-life brothers who> play
brothers In RKO Radios cur1ent
release "The Falcons Brother" were
born in Russia. Their father was
English, their mother Russian.
Sanders, after his schooling, en-
barked on a business career that
took him to Argentina and Brazil
Conway worked in gold, copper and
asbestos mines in Africa. When
both took to the stage, Tom took a
different name.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
News Broudcusts Todoy

WINX-News on tho hour 10 I an.
WWDl-News on tho half hour 10 Il am,
Evening star., 1942-11-22
Evening Star Features

Star FIashes-latest news Monday through
Friday WMAL at an. Analysis Of the
weeks news by Lothrop Sioddard, Sunday at
II am. ~
Schools for Vetory-junior.seni high and
vocational schools joint series demonstrating
role Of youth in wartime; WhAl, Wednesdays
al 2:15 pm.
National Radio Forum-DiuuNion Of national
problems by public officials, WMAL, Wednes.
day at t0:i5 pm.
News for SehooIs-News Of the world broad
cast especially for classroom listening, WhAl,
Thursday al Els pm.
America at Work-Another upper grades
series designed 10 show shui.in children phases
Of our Nations production; WkAL, Friday at
2:i5 pm.
Evening star., 1942-11-22

"You don't like me, you never did
like me-" says Jim. NO." says Alexis,
II never did like you. I love you."
Just like that. Smack.
You may recall how Jimmy Gag
ney proposes 10 Joan Leslie in YAM
kee Doodle Dandy" He confesses
to her that the song he wrote for
her alone is to be sung by another
actress. Joan shakes her tears aside
and says she doesn't care. She
says it's all good show anyway,
and Cagney asks her if she'd like
a run-of-the- show contract. Clinch-
eroo.
Rsleased BY the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-29
|NkEEp\
IHEME
" AMERIcA
By Albert J. Bates


An empty expanse Of prairieland
becomes a vast airplane engine
manufacturing plant where q
few months ago a factory engaged
IN the peaceful pursuit of haIrpIn
making. it IS today turning out parts
Tor deadly guns a betting COM
oany Of yesterday IS the producer
If tank parts today.
Industry is writing its most brill
liant chapter Of achievement and
conversion since the dawn Of indus
rial America. Marvels Of CONVEX
sion, production and speed are go
ING on under our eyes marvels
too great to appreciate while they
are IN the making. It VIII take the
perspective Of years to gain a true
appreciation Of the accomplish
ments-
Not many months ago the auto
mobile industry was geared to turn
Out more than 1000, 600 motor We
licles annually. In the greatest con-
version job Of I'll time achieved
n an Un~believably short period
It IS now producing millions Of arti-
cles Of war ranging from small
parts to complete tanks, airplane
engines. h0witZers, and other war
equipment.
Other plants, and IN some cases
entire industries, have changed al
most overnight from peacetime pur-
suits to arsenals of war. New
plants, nonresident q few months
ago, have sprung UP to add their
capacity to our rapidly expanding
production And everywhere new
production records are being estab-
lshed, IN many cases double and
treble the original figures.
Keep Pitching, America
lcopyright 1912. by Albert J.. Bates.
La Crosse. Wisconsin,
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-29
HELP WANTED
FOR SALE
WANTED


4 men to work at Consolidated Auto
Parts Co.. 25Ot Cunning Street Or
1910 South 10Th ST. Wants Two
roustabJut workers to move around
and clean wreckage- Two expec-
fenced auto wreckers- If IN gOld
health, age doesn't matter. ROust-
s7out must be able to handle heavy
parts OF automobile
z5O1 Cunning Street or 1910 South
18th Street.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25

Vyrocf americke hymny.

V minulych dnech bylo tomu
1913 rok1, kdy 35lety pravnfk
Francis Scott Key napsal p1sen
Star Spangled Banner, jez Sc
pozdeji stala americkou hymn
nou. Napsal il Ia okolnostf We
lice podobnych nynejsfm, "a
valky, kdy svoboda americke-
no lidu byla tax ohrozena ia
ko dnes. Vytryskla z patrio-
tickeho srdce muze, jemuz
h~vezdnaty prapor byl symbo-
EN- svobody a utvrzoval jej v
pTesvedcenf, re nikdy nepfesta
ne vlati mad lidem svobod-
nym.
Basen byla napsana IA. zari
roku 1914 ma americke lodi,
ktere Britove povolili volnou
plavbu, ably mohlo byt vyjed-
navano O vymene valecnych
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25

veznG. Nebylo il vsak dovole-
no pristati v zalivu Chesa-
peake, protoze britske lodstvo
chtelo one noci bombardovati
pevnost Fort Henry bl1ze Bal
timore. Celou noe sledoval
Francis Scott Key bombardo-
vani pevnosti, aniz by mohl
dost jasne vytusiti vysledek bo-
je. Blizilo Sc jitro, mlha, "a
halujfcf cele okoll, pocala Sc
rozp1yvati a v odlesku vycha-
zej1cfho slunce spatTil, re ma
vrcholu Fort Henry dosud VIA
je h%vezdnaty prapor, bitva ne
byla prohrana.
Nezmerna radost naplnila
|jeho srdce. Hvezdy a pruhy
nebyly pokoreny a strzeny v
prach, hrde dosud vlaly mad
starou pevnost1. V navalu ra-
dosti usedl Key Ike stolu a nap
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
Bezmasny den " 1stavech
Nebrasky

Statni kontrolnf rada ozna-
mila reditel1m vsech statnlch
1stav1, ably zavedli jeden bez-
masny den tydnu a pfikroci-
la k nalezitemu setTen1 vsech
potravin. We SVEN naflzenl
pravi, re jeden den bez masa
neuskodf, zdrav1 chovanc1 a
setreni potravin je nutne i z O.
hledu ma zdrazen1 rIznych po-
zivatin. Cena hovezfho masa,
fazolf, syria, masla, mouky a
rye byla jiz zvysena 0 Is pro
cent a jest tudfz nevyhnutelne,
ably Sc setrilo a vedle toho, ably
v dstavech, kde mali fanny,
bylo nakladano NONE nejvfce
zeleniny a ably Sc potravinami
neplytvalo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
M Ean1 YW1M V56M2g @em1ny Z~e@v M~yAm1

sal Star Spangled Banner, KITE
ra byla vzdy uznavana, ale te-
prve pc letech byla kongre-
sem prohlasena "a americkou
narodn1 hymnou. Ones pc 1913
letech mluvf jeji slova stejne k
vlasteneckym srdcfm americke
no lidu jake tehdy, kdy Fran
els Scott Key il napsal, a
h~vezdnaty prapor stale zGsta-
va symbolem svobody a neza-
datelnych pray americkeho IL
du. V dobe, kdy cely svet je
" plamenech a svoboda byla
vsude poslapana, Spojene Sta
|ty zGstavajf verny zasadam, ma
kterych byla tato republika
zalozena a svobodny lid obetu-
je sve zivoty a vse, die SLOW PTS
ne "hvezdnaty prapor v1tezne
vial mad zemf svobodnych a
domovy statecnych."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
JAROSLAV ~VRCHLICKY.
Rainier Maria Bike:

V lenosce sed1m pozasneny,
v nfz zapomnel jsem mnohy zal
We St1hle vaze chrysanthemy
lehounce vanek rozkyval.
ia knihu versn cetl nynf,
jen Get; jak uplyval ten cas-!
Jiz odlozil jsem, kdyz uz stfny
mi soumrak v jej1 stranky stfas
A problem bozstv1, jak by Sc mi
z tech versG z~jevil, do mne viii.
Byl Vrchlicky to?
Chrysanthemy?
KIDD z Mich mne vice opojil?
(PTelozil Jan Alda.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25

Stryc vychovava ctyrleteho
Jenfka: "Proc pax jsem tt re-
XII, re isl maly hlupak?" pta Sc
no.
"Protoze jeste nejsem tax
velky jake ty, strycku."