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Evening star., 1942-04-04

which the Petworth afraid service
will 60 into action.
Under the direction Of Webster
r. Frye, the afraid service will
demonstrate the correct method Of
fighting these bombs and steps to
be followed in case of an actual raid.
Attorney Milton Kaplan will be
master of ceremonies. Music will
be furnished by the 35-piece band
of Roosevelt High School and in
vocation will be asked by the Rev.
William J. Sweeney, assistant pastor
of st. Gabriels Church.
The Petworth area includes 90
city squares in addition to the United
States Soldiers Home and Angus
tinian College of the Catholic Uni
versity Of America.
When you've read this paper. save
Evening star., 1942-04-04
Pelley
Continued From First Page)

der arrest, Mr.. Fisher said the
agents confscated all his papers
and magazines. The F. B. I. men
were very gentlemanly," Mr.. Fisher
said.
Mr.. Fisher, a resident of Darien
since 1929 said he was a native of
Canada, but had become a nat
uralized citizen of the United States
after Is months service with the
Army overseas in the World War.
Came From Buffalo.
He and Pelley arrived in Darien
last night after trip from Buffalo,
N. Y, where he had picked the Sill
yer Shirt leader up while returning
from Florida, Mr. Fisher said.
After being sought for many
months by the Dies Committee to
testify on committee charges that
the Silver Shirts organization was
one of the largest Fascist groups in
the country. Pelley appeared unex-
pectedly before the committee early
in 1910.
During his testimony he told the
committee that If he had taken over
the Government, he probably"
would have put in effect something
resembling Hitler's policies with re-
spect to Jews, although he said he
did not indorse Hitler's exact
methods.
Lost Extradition Fight.
Arrested as fugitive from justice
as he finished testifying before the
Dies Committee. Pelley fought ex-
tradition proceedings by North Car
olina authorities, carried the fight
to the Court Of Appeals and the
Supreme Court and finally lost.
The court fight grew out of a
conviction in North Carolina in 1885
OF violating the State securities law
In connection with his publishing
ventures. A two-year sentence was
suspended on payment Of fine and
on condition he would be on CON
tinuously good behavior" The ex-
tradition fight began when North
Carolina Judge ruled that the Silver
Shirt leader had violated the con-
ditions Of the suspended sentence.
In January of this year he was
cited to appear in court to show
cause why the previous sentences
should not be put in effect. He was
charged with false and libelous
statements regarding the President,
contempt of court because of false
Id
fraudulent advertising and the op-
Grafton of a secret military organi-
Zation.
The North Carolina court sem
fenced him to serve two to three
years in prison on one of the seven
year-old convictions and one to two
years on a second one, the SEN
tences to run concurrently.
Pelley's appeal comes up May 20.
Evening star., 1942-04-04
Anthracite Board
Urges War Plants
In Pennsylvania
Commission Emphasizes
Protection Of Mountains
In PIeu to President

By the Associated Press.
President Roosevelt today had un-
der consideration a recommenda-
ton Of the Federal Anthracite Com
mission that war plants be estab-
lished in the Pennsylvania hard coal
area. The Government has failed
to utilize sufficiently the industrial
resources Of this area in the prose.
cution Of the war, the commission
said.
1T seems to U.s." it told the Presi-
dent, in a letter accompanying re-
port of its recent investigation, that
the productive power of more than
q million people in the midst Of the
chief manufacturing section Of the
country should not be neglected
when in so many areas overcrowd-
ing and labor shortages deter the
expansion of war production"
The commission submitted two
sets of recommendations. one for
immediate improvement of the area,
and another for long-term improve
ment.
No. recommendation for immedi-
ate improvement said, in part:
1T is strongly recommended that
the war agencies of the Federal
Government give careful considera-
ttnr, fn c1Iif FOL foi1ifxy nf hn
for the location of necessary war
plants, particularly those for the
production of aluminium, zinc, syn
thetic ammonia, explosives, castings,
forgings, armor plate, machine parts,
aircraft parts, tank parts and ammu-
nition."
Relief Rolls Heavy.
The letter said thousands Of work.
ers trained in war occupations have
been forced to seek jobs outside the
area, aggravating problems of trans
portation and congestion.
Depression has continued there
and relief rolls are heavy, despite
teeming industrial activity in the
country generally; no government
financed war plants have been
located there and no major Govern
ment supply contracts have been
placed there, the commission as
serted.
Although the anthracite area is
rlnSar than ON r,oi1oc t1
condition regarded unfavorably in
general by the military in the
placement of important war indus
tries, the commission expressed be-
lief that lin the application of
the strategic-Zone rule, inadequate
weight has been given to the fact
that the anthracite area is we'll pro-
tected on all sides by mountains
and Is at all points more than 100
miles from the Atlantic Coast"
Seven Proposals.
There are seven proposals for i'm
mediate improvement: Establish
ment of war industries, creation of
State engineering organization,
maintenance of the vocational
training program, drainage tunnels
to reduce mining hazards and pump
ing costs, further development Of
stokers and other equipment. inves-
LEGATIONS to expand industrial uses
for anthracite, and an operators
program to aid consumers in con-
verting domestic equipment to the
use of anthracite.
-Four recommendation for long
term improvement are: Establish
ment of a research station in the
region, an investigation to find
means of reducing production costs
through the application of the most
modern and efficient methods, a
program Of reforestation, and es-
tablishment of an agency to con-
Germ itself with long-range problems
Of economic adjustment in the area.
Evening star., 1942-04-04

The paper that you waste-if you
force the stores to wrap your pack
aEes-wont do Hitler any harm.
Save paper and rap Hitler.
Evening star., 1942-04-04

So you hate Hitler! Why not in
vest in a few pounds of high ex-
plOsive, which our Air Force will
deliver to him? Buy Defense bonds.
Evening star., 1942-04-04

When you've read this paper. save
1t. Uncle Sam needs waste paper.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
Cesky letec V. A. XVII mel
vojensky pohreb " Seattle.

Telesne pozdstatky mlad6ho
k~rajana Jamesa A. Kv1ze, KITE
ry pfisel o zivot We sluzbe jake
stabn1 serzant leteckem sbo-
ru nas1 armady pfi padu leta-
ola u Perham, Maine, byly jiz
privezeny do Seattle a byl wy
konan ddstojny vojensky po-
hfeb, nacez telesna schranka
zesnuleho byla zpopeln6na.
Mlady a nadejny James IVA
claw A. XVII Sc narodil II.
.cervna 1916 V Chicago. Cd ma
licka jiz chodil do cvicenf, a to
S pocatku k Sokolu Tabor a
pax do Sokola Slavskeho, kde
cvicil pod br. Oldf. Kudrnov-
skym. Pc vystehovanf Sc do
Michiganu byl clenem Sokola
v New Buffalo, Mich, lee po
navratu do Chicago stall sc O.
pet clenem Sokola Slavskeho,
odkud byl poslan do kursu A
mericke obce sokolsk6 pod We
denim br. Jarky Jel1nka.
Pc cvicitelskem kursu byl
cvicitelem u Sokola V Stickney,
Ill, kde cvicil zactvo. Kdyz
Tel. Jed. Sokol Seattle, Wash.
zadala cvicitele, pTijal nab1d-
ku a celia rodina Sc prestehova-
la tam. Tam podnikavy a e.
nergicky Vaclav vybudoval 81
peknou tT1du zactva, kter6 evil
Gil az do chv1le, kdy Sc dobro-
volne prihlasil k letecke sluzbe
v nasf armada.
Jakmile byly nase Spoj. Sta
|ty z~atazeny do valky, coz bylo
7. prosince 1941, Ia tyden ma
to, totiz Is. prosince, pfihlasil
Sc Vaclav k chime sluzbe V ar
made. Byl poslan ma Sheppard
Field v Texasu, kde prodelal
kurs pro letecke mechaniky.
Pc obdrzen1 diplomu byl %.
kvetna 1912 poslan do Santa
Monica, Kalif., a pc dokoncen1
kursu ma B-25C obdrzel dalsl
diplom cd North American A
.viation, Inc, Ingleside, Kalif.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
TRINEROVO ORR VINO S
VITAMINEM B. JE
LEVNEJSf

Nenf lepsfho zaludecnfho
prostredku mad Trinerovo Hof-
Ike Vino S Vitaminem 81. Pres
SO let test Sc .jiz od6vodnene
d1vefe naSich ceskych a slo-
venskych rodinach, a nynf,
kdyz byl k nemu pfidan Vita
min 81, vyborny pro chut k
j1dlu a zazfvanf, jest Trinerovo
Hofke Vino s Vitaminem B-1
jeste leps1. K tomu pristupu-
je dalsf pf1jemna zprava: Tri-
nerovo Horke Vino vratilo Sc
Ike sve pdvodnf velke Is unco-
We lahvi, a tax, kdezto dnes Sc
vsechno smahem zdrazuje, Tri-
nerovo Hofke Vino sc zlevni-
10. Dostanete "a stejny obnos
vice nez drive, a to mnoho INA
mena Ia dnesnf drahoty. K do
stanf kazde lepsf lekarne.
Kdybyste je nemohli dostati We
SVEN okol1, poslete $1.25 nebo
$3.50 ma Joseph Triner Corp,
1888 S. Ashland Ave-, Chica-
go, I'll. a dostanete jednu nebo
sest lahvf Trinerova Horkeho
V1na s Vitaminem 81 postou
vyplacene. Advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09

Tento ctvrtek byla zastave-
ma vyroba koralky pc cel6 re
mi z vladn1ho nar1zenf, ably Sc
lihovary molly v6novati pouze
valecn6 vyrob6. Lfhu jest "a
potTebf k vyrobe tTaskavin a
uncle gumy. Nasledkem toho
hostinstf rozchazej1 nahle-
dech o budoucnosti.
Vsichni doznavajf, re die
zprav lihovard, jest v zemi do
sti zasob koTalky ma pet let.
Proto v6tsinou tez pravi re ne
nj zapotTebf nakupovati a hro-
maditi velkych skladG, ale
mnozf tez veTejne doznavaj1,
re mali V 1myslu Sc dostatecn6
zasobiti.
Jeden z mich pravil:
"Nakoupim 81 velk6 zasoby,
i kdyz Sc tim ocitnu pozdeji v
nesnazi. Budu 81 porizovati
velke zasoby, ma ktere vim, re
pozdeji budu museti platiti vel
Ike dane. Ocekavame, re co
nejdT1ve Dude koralka jeste vi
ce zdanena, ale muslin 81 witt
to risiko, abych pax nemusel
nasledkem nedostatku zavf1ti
obchod dplne."
Jiny ale prohlasil:
"Hromad6nf zasob jest ne
smyslem. Nebudu uvazovati
obrovske pen1ze v skladu ko-
Talky a pax opet vyhazovati
velke penfze ma dals1 dane z
tech zasob. Nakoupil jsem vel
kou zasobu skotske whisky,
kdyz Sc rozhlasilo, re il Dude
nedostatek, a Re Dude podleha-
ii vysokym DAMN. Pozdeji,
kdyz byla vyssf dan jiz v plat
nosti, mohl jsem tutez whisku
koupiti, i Sc zaplacenou DAM,
"a meme, nez kolik jsem "a nj
pGvodne platil, a dane jsem
zaplatil zbytecn6.
Hostinstf ocekavaji, re Dude
iakysi nabeh jednotlivc1, kteTi
81 cht6jf nakoupiti zasoby, nez
budou zavedeny dalsi dane, a.
lie celkem Sc shodujf, re pro ne
nema hromaden1 zasob valne-
no vyznamu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
0. Soukup pry postal oplzlou
literaturu poStou.

Postovnf 1fady a policie V
Chicago patrali pc ctyfi roxy
20 um6lci, ktery postal postou
necudne obrazky a oplzlou IL
teraturu. Nyn1 byl zatcen Of
to Soukup, 39lety klerk.
Postovn1 Inspector prav1, re
Soukup postal postou v%lastno-
rucn1 kresby a versovane ne
mravnosti a mnoho zen a d.
vek v Town of Lake 81 vedlo
stfznost ma anonymn1ho zaslla-
tele. Nekolik kostymrd V gro
cerii 81 vsimlo, re nahotiny,jez
V grocerii spatrily, mali stejnou
podobnost S obrazky, jez do
staly a ucinily o tom ornament
postovn1m 1radGm. PAX ma
sledovalo zatcen1 Soukupa a
kdyz sc primal, byl spolkovym
komisarem dan pod zaruku
$4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
Ucitel zastreIen We skole.

V New Yorku Irwin Good
man, 48 let starry ucitel mathe-
matiky, byl zastrelen v chodbe
vyssl skoly William j. Gayno1
a o n6kolik hodin pozdeji poll
Gle zatkla byvaleho studenta
Neil Simonetti-ho, 16 let stare
no, ably byl vyslychan.
Goodman byl strelen re "a
du o tTech ctvrtfch ma deset.
Pc iodine vyslechu zatcenehc
hocha kapitan MCGOWAN ozna
mil, re hoch ucinil dplne do
znan1.
skolnf vyucovanf byol ukon-
ceno a STUDENT poslani dom1.
Mnozf z 5000 student1 neve-
deli, co Sc stale.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
Nohy pod postell.

Kdyz Joyce Kennethova, 20
leta z Chicago sla do loznice,
ably Sc ulozila ku spanku, Sc
bou vzala jej1ho ps1ka ktery
pri vkrocenf do loznice zlostne
zavrcel. Divka spatTila z pod
postele vycnfvaj1cf bose nohy.
Mfsto, ably omdlela nebo Sc da-
la do kriku, dobehla do horej-
sfho poschodf, kde bydlf JEFF
matka a ia a dive bordynkarky
Sc ozbrojily nozem, valeckem a
lampou a zat1m co Joyce tele-
fonovala policii, tax bdely, ably
jim vetTelec neutekl.
Policie vytahla chlap1ka ma
svetlo a zjisten v mem 24lety
John Utrowski, ktery byl po-
Imam k soudu a prohlasil, re
trochu vic pill a pax Sc nepama
toval CO proved. Kdyz Sc jej
soudce Quilici tazal jake ma
zamestnan1, tax odpovedel, re
d6lat nemusf, ponevadz zije z
d6dictv1 pc otci a ma to Ken
nethova prohodila, re by zlost1
zrovna plakala, kdyz vid1 ia
koveho klacka Sc potloukat
bez prace, zat1m CO kazdy usi-
luje, ably neclm prospect a jeff
vlastnf bratr jest v armada.
Soudce pokutoval obzalova-
neho $50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
Z Washington.

= Kongresu bylo poslano
predbezne upozornen1, re pre-
sident Roosevelt ma v 1myslu
zadati "a bezprostredn1 povo-
leni So, 900, 900, 600 ma $4,000
novych stihacek pro lodstvo.
Zadost lodstva byla schvale-
ma rozpoctovou kancelar1 a
ceka pouze ma podpis pres.
Roosevelta, jak odhalili cleno-
We apropriacnfho vyboru domu
zastupcu.
Informovan1 clenove kongre-
SUI pravf, re "a tento novy fond
lodstvo obdrz1 nejlepsi stihac-
ky, jake dosud existujf.
- Senat schvalil predlohu
zakona, v n1z dava Sc presiden
tow pravo stabilisovati ceny a
mzdy ma vysi, ma n1z byly den
Is. zarl, pc kompromisu mezi
ADMINISTRATIVE senatory a
farmafskym blokem, tykaj1-
elm Sc maximaln1ch cen ma ze-
medelske plodiny. Pomer hla-
sd byl 800.
Senatn1 predloha, kterou os-
ire kritisoval senator Bennett
&c. Clark, demokrat z Missou-
ri, lisi Sc Cd predlohy, schvale-
ne jiz dome zastupcG, hlavne
tim, re nezvysuje zastupcG,
hlavne tim, re nezvysuje pari-
tn zemedelskych cen ma 49,
60. M1sto tooh zada, ably Sc
bralo v uvahu zvysen1 ceny ze-
medelske prace a jine vykony
pTi 1prave zemedelskych cen.
Tyto rozdily mezi zn6nlm
obou predloh znamenaj1, re
poslana do s~polecneho vyboru
senatu a domu zastupc1, ably
tam byly urovnany.
Senatn1 pTedloha/ dava pre-
sidentovi direktivu, ably mari
dill stabilisaci dine L. listopadu
nebo pred MIN. Ma tez usta-
noveni, ably minimalnf ceny
zemedelskych vyrobkG byly
zvyseny z IS ma 900 parity.
To nenf tax drasticke jake v
predloze, schvalen6 v dome
zastupc1, die ktere byly "a
kladnf ceny zemedelskych
plodin zvyseny ma 101.25%
nynejsf parity, ale administered
nj vGdci prav1, re i senatni u
stanoveni zvysi cenu zivotnlch
potreb O $650,O0O, 900 rocne,
zejmena pc zvySe1n cen masa.
= Jak Sc prav1, armada chy
sta Sc uciniti pokus, ably Sc j
dostalo kontroly mad celym
problemem define silly naroda a
vsemi vets1mi funkcemi komi-
sc pro delnou s1lu.
1t. general Brehon Somer-
veil, SET armadnf zasobovac1
sluzby, jak Sc pravf, nenf scho-
kojen s odklady a pr1tahy "a
vedenf komise, j1z je v cele
Paul V. McNutt. General So
mervell pry hodla osobne po-
zadati presidenta Roosevelta o
Donalda w. Nelsona, Teditele
valecne produkce, ably Sc po-
kusil dostati kontrolu v ruce
armady.
- Department pokladu dial
povolenf k tomu, ably byla do
Ruska poslana celia rafinerie
petroleje die dohody O pGjcce
a najmu.
Rafinerie Dude pouz1vano k
vyrobe leteckeho gasolinu.
Mysli sc, re americka vlada
| Dude radeji posilati do Ruska
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
Zastavili Gastecns dopravu.

V dobe nejrusn6jsfho provo
zu V Clevelandu byla doprava
ma sesti lini1ch zastavena sku-
pinou pate kolony a deln1k1m
byla z~nemoznena costa do pra-
ce. Mayor FIR. Lausche apelo-
val ma zamestnance, ably neroz-
vraceli dopravu a vyckali roz-
hodnutl soudu. Skupina nasil-
Mkt odmftla APPEL uniovych u
rednik1 a donutila zT1zence O.
pustit kary. Policajti Sc jen
d1vali.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
ZastreliI druha nahodou.

V Benton Harbor, Mich,
Lloyd Graham, IL let starry,
zemTel ma stTelne rany, ktere
mu byly nahodou z~pGsobeny
jeho pritelem Thomasem Car
lockem, II let starym. Rucni-
ce spustila, kdyz Carlock il sn1-
NAL Sc steny, hodlaje stfileti
mysi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
olej nez nebezpecnejsi pro-
dukt, letecky gasolin.

dukt, letecky gasolin.
Morgenthau odeprel udati
cenu teto rafinerie rka, re to
Dude p%onechano ma Will Ruska,
bude-li 81 pratt to uverejniti. V
1vahu spadajf dive rafinerie v
Texasu. Casti jejich zarlzen1
Dude pouzito k zasilce do Rus
ka, ale vetsinou Dude vsechno
zaf1zenf move. Jak Sc pravi,
Dude to jiz druha rafinerie, po-
slana do Ruska, ale prvn1 die
podm1nek zakona o p1jcce a
najmu.
- L. Henderson, admin
strttor cen, nar1dil pf1dely muz
skych gumovych bot a obmezil
|jejich prodej pro muze, "a
mestnane v d1lezitych valec-
nych prac1ch nebo v ochrane
vefejneho zdravf a bezpecno-
sti.
Toto narfzeni bylo vydano
ma doporucenf rady pro valec-
nou produkci, protoze je nedo-
statek kaucuku. Je to prvni
artikl, pokud Sc tkne satstva,
ktery Dude pTidelovan a sed-
mym artiklem, jehoz prldely
byly nafizeny. Ostatnl jsou
gumove rafy, automobily, ga
solin, bicykly, cukr a olej k w.
|tapeni.
Narfzenf vchazf v platnost
nyn1 o pGlnoci. OPA nar1dila
zastaveni prodej6 sesti druhd
gumovych bot a strev1c1.
= Uradovna pro kontrolu
cen zastavila prodej pouz1va-
nych raf6 a dust S bezprostred-
nj platnost1 a pTipravuje Sc pTi
delovati prodeje pouzitych ra-
fl.
Toto naf1zeni je v souhlasu
S doporucenfm zvlastn1ho W.
boru presidenta, v nemz Sc "a
dalo setrenl kaucuku. Program
pr1del1 Dude sc r1diti tymiz
pravidly jake plat1 pro move
rafy.
= President Roosevelt do
koncil dvou tydenn1 inspekcni
cestu pc Spojenych Statech.
President Roosevelt, jenz ma
vstfvil dvanact statd, ujel Gel
KEN 1854 mile, prohlasil, re
moralka americkeho lidu, va
lecny duch a vyroba v tovar-
mach jsou ma nejvets1 vysi a je-
dine neuspokojivym m1stem
jest We hlavn1m m6ste We Wa
shingtonu.
Vinil kongres, ktery odklada
r1zne technicke zalezitosti a
micha Sc do vecf jez patti vo-
jenskym 1radGm, c1mz povsta-
va chaos. Vinil mens1 cast no
vinaT1 a majiteld radiovych
stanic, kterf davaj1 ma verej-
most zpravy, ktere nikterak
pravde neodpovfdajf a tax d.
verify lid, jehoz nadsenf jest
velike, jest klaman. Vinil i ne
ktere uTedn1ky jeho vlastn1ho
kabinetu, kter1 bez promyslenf
vecf, davaj1 do tisku zpravy a
podavaj1 nepravdive informa-
ce, jez mnohdy vedou k rGz-
nym nedorozumen1m.
Toto jsou tri veci, ktere ma
semu narodu nikterak k pros
pechu neslouz1, ba naopak cas-
to velice skod1, prohlasil pre-
sident Roosevelt. Prohlasenf
toto ucinil president ma konfe-
renci novinafd, poTadane v BIZ
lem dome a trvaj1cf celou hodi-
nu a jez byla neobycejne cetne
navstivena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
Nechce byti sam.

V Healdsburg, Calf, 82lety
pionyr William Dewel oddan
byl S Nancy Kellog Baker, KITE
"a pred trent Lefty oslavila 53
rok1 souzitf Sc svym muzem,
kterv brzy DO te zemTel.
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the Act of Congress of August
oath, 1912 and March 1888 of
"Telegraf" published weekly
at Baltimore, Maryland for
October 1st, 1912. Before me,
a Notary Public in and for the
State and County aforesaid,
personally appeared Anthony
Cihlar, who having been duly
sworn according to law, depos-
es and says that he in the Bust
mes Manager of the "Telegraf"
and that the following is, to
the best of his knowledge and
belief, a true statement OF the
ownership, management (and
if a daily paper, the circula-
tom, etc., of the aforesaid pu-
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the above caption, required by
the act of August "a as amend
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embodied in Section SGT, Postal
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|. That the names and adj
dresses of the publisher, editor,
managing editor, and business
managers are:
Publishers: Bohemian-Ame-
rican Publishing Co., 843 N.
Washington St., Editor: Rev.
Frank Novak, SIS E. 41st St.,
Managing Editor: Frank J.
Pintner, 2126 Ashland Ave-,
Business Manager: Anthony
Cihlar, 1921 Grogan Ave.
2. That the owners are:
Observation-Disclosures Publish
ing Company, 843 N. Wash
ington St., City. Businsky A.
lC., 1929 Brendan Ave-, City,
Hradsky Frank J.,2211 Jeffer-
son St., City, Klecka August,
SAP N. Lakewood Ave, City,
Novak Frank c., 1885 E. Mo-
nument St., City, Pintner Frank
j., 2126 Ashland Ave-, City,
ISupik Frank G., 1926 E. Mo-
nument St., City, Wallis Joseph
J., 2216 Jefferson St., City, We
lenovsky Joseph, 1902 Milford
Ave-, City, Viktor Joseph F.,
961 N. Chester St., City.
3. That the known bondhold-
ers, mortgages, and other Sc
curity holder owning ro hold
ing l per cent or more of total
amount of bonds, mortgages,
or other securities are:
NONE
4. That the two paragraphs
next above, giving the names
of the owners, stockholders,
and Security holders, if any
contain not only the list of
stockholders and security hold
ers as they appear upon the
books of the company but also,
in cases where the Stakeholder
or security holder appears up
on the books of the company as
trustee or in any fiduciary re-
lation, the names of the person
or corporation for whom such
trustee is acting, is given; also
that the said two paragraphs
contain statements embracing
affiant's full knowledge and
belief as to the circumstances
and conditions under which
stockholders and security hold
ers who do not appear upon
the books of the company as
trustees, hold stock and secu-
rites of a bona fide owner ;and
this affiant has no reason to
believ that any other person,
association, or corporation has
any interest direct or indirect
in the said stock, bonds, or O.
ther securities than as so sta
ted by him.
Anthony Cihlar, Bus. Mngr.
Sworn to and subscribed be-
fore me this 22nd day Of Sep
tember 1912.
TSEAL1 Frank J. Pintner
NOTARY PUBLIC
(My commission expires May
3rd 1943).
Nohy pod posteli.
D1--N T- D-no4I~-Z 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
ButtermiIk Brsids

Two cups hutternllk = cup
sugar @ teaspoons salt, "a cup
melted shortening. y teaspoon
soda : cake compressed yeast,
d cups Sifted flour
Place hurtermilk IN saucepan
end Scald over medium heat Add
sugar. salt shortening and soda
Cool 70 lukewarm theu-rrumhle
n yeast and stir well Reserve
I. cup flour for kneading then
add enough If remainder 70
make 2 soft dough. Turn onto
lightly Toured board and
knead until smooth
Roll out 4 inch thick Cut
dough into strips : inches long
end 2 inches vide Then cut
thesA strips tenEthWiSe into ;
equal strips leaving STRIPS loined
for "A inch al one end
BRAID and pinch STRIPS together
~ free end Place on creased
baking sheet Brush tops with
melted fat Cover and let rise
In warm place until doubled IN
bulk Bake IN hot oven tf29
degrees and bake Il minutes
Parsley biscuits rolled thin
and used sandwich fashion and
served with creole tomato sauce,
transform hamburger into a
guest meal. Serve with two
vegetables and a tart fruit
salad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Parsley Biscuits

Two cups sIfted flour - tea
spoon soda. :. teaspoon salt, ?
tablespoons minced parsley ? TO
4 tablespoons shortening 3,
20 cup sour milk, = pound
hamburger. salt and pepper
Sift flour. soda and salt 20
eether Add parsley Cut
Shortening into flour Add sour
milk 10 make a soft dough.
Knead lightly on floured board
Roll out L inch thick Cut y
rounds with three-inch biscuit
cutter II rounds with three
inch doughnut cutter
Form meat INTO pattieS. sea-
son and brown in skillet Place
patties on biscuit rounds and
cover with doughnut rounds.
Bake on cookv sheet in moder-
stely hot oven (425 degrees p
mluutes Serve with tomato
pepper sauce.