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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10

AKRON, GINS Failing to
heed demands OF Sherman II Dial
rympls, president OF the CIO-United
Rubber Workers Union. that they
return to work Immediately. 400
women employees Of the Goodyear
Tire & Rubber Co. today continued
their combination sitdown-walkout
strike.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10

MEXICO CITY-INS - Former
King Carol Of Romania today had
offered his services to the Mexican
government in its war on the Axis
nations. Carol called on President
Manuel Avila Camscho yesterday
at his home at Los Pinos and re-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10

WASHINGTON-INS- The War
Department today announced that
recruiting OF Women Army Aux
Hilary Corps officer candidates from
the Aircraft Warning Service vol
unteers will begin tomorrow. This
program is entirely separate from
the general recruiting for officer
candidates which closed June 1.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10

BUENOS AIRES-lNS- Debate
on Argentinas foreign policy will be
opened in Congress today when a
resolution Is introduced by Deputy
Damonte Taborda calling on the
government TO carry out the recon-
mendation OF the conference Of
American foreign ministers TO sever
relations with the Axis powers. Ar
gentina and Chile are the only ma
lions Of the Western Hemisphere
that have not declared war against
the Axis or broken off diplomatic
relations.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10

See KIWANls-Page S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10

Good pay. snkworths. z. Mich.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10

LONDON-INS-No official ex-
PLANTATION was available today for
the unexpected blackout last night
at Durham, important Natal port
on the southeast coast Of Africa,
Reuters news agency reported to-
day. Alarm sirens were also sound
ed at Maritzburg, 80 miles inland.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10

DETROIT-INS-A strike OF $50
employees OF the Detrola Corpora
ton. radio firm now engaged in
war work. was settled today. and 4
picket line which had circled the
plant for two weeks, was witl-
drawn.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10

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enabled me 70
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10

A WEST COAST PORT-INs-
Fifty-eight survivors of a small
American freighter torpedoed in
the frst enemy action against
American shipping in Pacific coast.
al waters since late last January
have been landed IN a Pacific port,
naval authorities announced today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10

See WOODRUFF Page 5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Jr. DIN


JUROR and youth branches OF The
Detroit Musicians association we're
organized Friday OF last week.
Mrs. Mile Hynson. well-known
music teacher and director OF the
national board OF musicians. as
sisted by Elizabeth ". Woodley, a
member OF the music department
of the Detroit Recreation commits
sion. and Fred Hart williams. pres
ident Of the local musical associa-
ton. were instrumental in bring
together Friday evening about 90
OF Detroit's younger folk interest
ed in the study OF music.
1T is gratifying and surprising. "
stated Mrs. Hynson, the number Of
talented young people practically
unknown 10 the people OF the city
This sentiment was also voiced by
Mrs. Woodley and MIR. Williams
and II is expected that out OF the
junior and youth organization OF
the DINA future performers will be
developed.
The meeting was held in the club
rooms OF the Detroit Association OF
Women's clubhouse Another meet
ing will be held at : o'clock. May
30 Parents are invited 10 attend
this meeting and bring their chill
dren. Any boy or girl between the
ages Of s and II and those between
Is and % are urged 10 Join.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
The Negro In
CavaIcade

The Detroit Association OF wom-
ems clubs will present The Cav
alcade OF the Negro" at Cass High
school, Friday evening. June 5. at
S pm. The pageant directed by
Mrs. Jerene Macklin, will depict
the progress OF the Negro since
1S45. The scenes will include his
tory, government. education, art,
science. invention. athletics. music
and drama. Alvin Loving will be
the narrator.
Scores OF local artists will assist.
including Billy Hines, Marie Slade.
Naomi Moore, Dawn Watson and
Miles Fason. other groups that
will participate on the program.
In addition To the sponsoring clubs.
will be the Detroit Musicians, AS
ISOLATION for Study of Negro Life
and History. Detroit Opera guild.
Pen and Palette club. Apollo play
ers. Crescent singers. Oddfellows.
Elks. Masons. American Legion.
Spanish War veterans and Boy
Scouts.
Proceeds from the program will
go toward the building fund OF the
Women's Association club house.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Mr.. Reeves
Abblanded

Cecil Reeves, promising young
tenor, was presented in recital at
the Detroit Institute OF Arts. Fri
day evening, May %. under the
sponsorship OF the Madonna Study
club. The recital was attended by
a very appreciative, though not
large. audience OF music lovers
All agree that the quality OF the
artists voice Is very beautiful and
he used Il TO good advantage in his
group OF spirituals and two other
songs, "Ah. Moon OF My Delight"
by Lehman and Rachmaninoff's
In the Silence of Night" Miss
Helen Fairchild, OF the Detroit In
stitute OF Musical Arts, assisted
quite ably at the piano.
Miss Margaret Matthews likewise
assisted with two selections on the
program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Block Ready
For An RAIDS

Block 5100-5300 OF Twenty-hfth
street has the unique honor OF be-
ing well organized into a real air
raid defense organization. Mem
bers OF the group are working as
air raid wardens. hremen and la
dies first-aid auxiliary units and so
we'll has their work been done that
citizens residing in other blocks
have asked to become members un-
Ill their blocks can be organized.
Block 51OO-55OO is also assisting
in making the west side civic-mind-
ed. It's officers are as follows:
Colder smith. president; ". T..
Morris. vice president: Theo Hud-
SON. secretary; Harrison Fort,
treasurer: Oscar Banks, chaplain;
Mrs. Gordon. frst-aid' Mrs Thorn
as, air raid warden.
This organization meets every
second Monday. with an average OF
thirty-fve persons attending each
meeting. Membership dues are FIVE
cents a person.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
To Hold ALL
Star Musical

An all-star musical pyariety pro-
gram, under the direct supervision
OF Paul Haywood Lesley, widely
known pianist-director. with the
ST. Elizabeth Spiritualist Church
Senior choir AS sponsor, will be
presented at the church Sunday
night, May 81, al 9 o'clock.
Leaders among Detroit music
circles will take part. Magdalene
White Sipes. noted concert artist,
will lend her coloratura voice In
several numbers. Berry Moner,
well-known tenor. will sing. An
other feature will be the Golden
Harp quartet which has made a
mark for itself through it's melo-
dies.
Mr.. Lesley. director of the choir
will feature a piano number. He Is
the nephew OF Bishop Samuel Han
cock and for several years played
in Bethel church.
Madoecre Levers. reader will al
so appear. The Rev. L. NJ. Mailey Is
pastor 81 the church which is at
1899 oakland. The public is invit-
cd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Maypole Frolic Center
New Idea Tea Table

A tea table centered with May pole covered with
carnations of various hues attracted considerable
attention Sunday when the New Idea Civic and Social club
entertained From the top of the pole hung many ribbons
each ribbon reaching to the OF miniature stature.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Neiehborhood
Flashes

Well. the sirens sounded and the
black out shrouded Detroit in
darkness from 10 to 1915 Sunday
night. We wonder what will be
next. The parks and city play
grounds are opening up for the
Summer and will give the public
an opportunity to enjoy the sun
shine and fresh air, which will help
dispel some OF the gloom OF war.
Miss Alice +. Brown. OF 361S Ri
ward. is home again after several
weeks OF Illness at Edyth Thomas
hospital. Mrs. Mabel Logan Is also
much improved and at home after
spending several months at Herman
Kiefer hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor. OF $50 Al
fred, are the happy grandparents OF
little grandson. born at Ford hos
spital last Saturday. Their daugh-
ter. Lila, the mother OF the child.
IL doing fine. She wac one OF De-
troit's 1941 brides.
Mrs. James williams. OF 2427
John r. Is one OF the city's efficient
air raid wardens. She is the only
daughter OF +. W. Ware OF North
Detroit.
Mrs. Nettie Willie. 6ss Alfred.
visited her mother last Sunday.
Mrs. Alfred Smith is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Sarah Eatman. 422 Erskine.
has been very active in defense
work.
George Davis and his daughter.
Sadie, attended services at the Rev.
Mr.. RobInson's church last Sunday.
Read The Detroit Tribune every
week. II u Detrolt's only home
town Negro paper.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30

chapcrons Sunday afternoon after
they had given the men Of the l0Otn
Coast Artillery dancing party
Saturday night, May %.
II was literally the first III In
eight months that the Negro troops
stationed there TO guard the 500
Locks had had an opportunity TO at
tend a dance or TO talk with girl
since they had come up from the
South The whole town OF Sault
Ste. Marie has only seven Negro
residents and the soldiers lead
rather solitary existence. The al
most insurmountable difficulties OF
distance and transportation make II
impossible for them to do much
travelling.
Thanks to the indominabie spirit
and perseverance OF Mrs. Charles
F. stephens. chairman OF the board
Of management OF Lucy Thurman
Branch YWCA in Detroit. transpor-
tation obstacles were finally over
come and the girls and their chap
erons left the YWCA on Saturday
al 2:S0 am. on two special buses.
The mayor Sault Ste. Marie and a
committee OF citizens arranged for
their entertainment and lodging
overnight at the Army-Navy USO
Recreation club. The Salvation
Army in Detroit served coffee and
sandwiches from mobile kitchen
az midnight before the group took
of. the ESQ provided the transport
iation. the Canteen and Hospital
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Scpcntu Detroit Girls DISH Soldiers Al 500 LOCK-
F. ur Year Old
Steals ShOev

Awards for the best modelling at
the fashion show sponsored by the
Girls Progressive club al Club
Congo last Friday night went TO
Verona Steele and four-year- old
janice Rowe. while the most at
tractive outfits were worn by Ethel
Rucker. Edna Smith. Geraldine
Clingman Mary Maxwell, Olive De
Allen and four-year-old 10 Ann
simmons
Janice Rowe and 10 Ann Sim
mons were roundly applauded as
they modelled sleeping pajamas and
house coats. Olive De Allen was
attractive in sport outfit OF green
shorts and shirt while Dorothy
Cheeks. wearing a three-piece
sharkskin slack suit was outstand-
ing. Edna smith. modelling a white
wool suit with red accessories was
smart. likewise Vernon Lunderman
in an aqua cologed dressnaker suit.
Among the models wearing cotton
outfits were Alice Straughter.
Olive De Allen. Alberta Rice, Geral-
dine Perry and Betty James. A new
material. chiniz was made into
lovely dress and fashioned by Miss
Dee Allen.
Mary Maxwell was nattily attired
in a navy blue outfit. and the black
taffeta and white eyelet redingote
dress modelled by Edna Smith was
extremely smart Irene Rowe was
an eyeful in her red and natural
colored OUTFIT. Louise Sewell mod
eled white lowered print dress
with red accessories and caused
deep-throated Abs"
Furs and suits shown by Verona
steele. Ethel Rucker, Edna Smith
and Alice Straughter were rich in
color and smart in creation and
cut. The group OF formals and we'd
ding gowns was the highlight Of
the show. Geraldine Clingman.
wearing bridal outfit OF eggshell
satin, was stunning Her atten-
dants, Irene Rowe and Alice
Siraughter. we're attired in baby
blue satin gowns. Matte Wilson
wore beautiful wedding gown OF
white satin with matching bridal
veil.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Nolan Choir
Additions

The Robert Nolan choir will hold
another series OF additions, begin
ming next week, on their regular
rehearsal nights. Monday. Wednes-
day and Saturday. at Lucy Thurman
YWCA. $50 East Elizabeth street at
Z pm. The purpose OF these audi
tions is TO hear new voices that
have applied for membership, and
also to recheck on present men,
bers. Miss Celeste Coles will per-
sonally supervise the additions. :
The Nolan choir will he heard in
concert Thursday. June is, at New
Bethel Baptist church, East Willis
and Hastings street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Baritone In Recital

Asmall but appreciatiye audience
attended the recital OF Clyde Cole
man. robusto baritone, at the De-
troit institute of Arts on Tuesday
evening. May 26. He~was presented
by the Artists club. This singer.
who has full baritone voice. with
good low tonee. and excellent enun-
citation. sang six groups of songs.
three numbers each.
His most pleasing renditions we're
"A Spirit Flower by Campbell
Upton: The Hills OF Fame" by
Oscar Fox: Robinsons Water
Boy Mallotte's THE Lords Pray
er" and "Di Proyenza II mar II
suoi" from verdi's opera, La Ira
viata.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30

Services division of the Trinity Red
Cross unit OF Detroit. and many oth.
ers helped 10 make the party nos.
sible.
The girls provided the floor shs~
and entertained under the direction
OF Miss S. Lavinia Moore. health
education secretary at Lucy Thur.
man Branch. The party was held
in the high school auditorium. and
the girls wore their prettiest eve.
ming gowns.
On Sunday the Delroiters visited
the two post hospitals where thew
sang request numbers and distrib.
uted courtesy cards. cigarettes.
minis. homemade cookies. gum.
books and magazines which had
been provided by Mrs. Harold
Johnson and members of her club.
II is hoped that other partie,
will follow as soon as arrange.
ments can be completed All girls
interested in doing USO-YWCA
hostess duty are invited to get in
touch with Lucy Thurman Branch
YWCA.
Chaperons who made The trip
included Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ste.
phens. Mrs. Jessye Carrington.
USO-YWCA director: MIS-. No,els
Beatty. USO secretary. Miss 5. La.
vinia Moore. Mrs. Neora HAYES,
Mrs. Charlotte Howard. Mis-. vr.
ian Cooper, Mrs. Mildred Troier
several gray ladies from the PARK.
side hospital Red Gross training
and Recreation corps, Mrs. Pearl
Collins. chairman; and others from
the Trinity unit Of which Mrs.
Stephens is chairman.
Officers Captain Henry Mizo uS0
director for the 100 tn Coast Ar.
tillery. and Capt. Thomas Cassidy
morale officer at Fort Brady. were
most gratified over the enthusiasts
reception accorded the visiting De-
troiters and the fine boost they had
given the morale of the men who
are giving their all for defense
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Jubilee Concert

An old-time jubilee concert will
be given by the women's Mite Mis-
sionary society at Central Grove
AME church. in Harrow. Ontario,
on May 30 Meals will he served
from ? to 100 pm. and a special
program will he rendered at pm.
There will also he a general
cleaning up Of the cemetery. Ger
trude Day Is president OF the So
ciety: Maude Grayer. secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30

dressed in eighteenth century cos
tune of rainbow colors. On the
arm of each doll was a tag. bearing
the name OF club member. There
were forty OF these dolls. which
made the table decorations very at
tractive.
Sandwiches and cookies were
bountifully served. Mrs. Mary Nc
Arthur poured the tea.
The Detroit Women's club house
was crowded with an enthusiastic
audience, whom the New Idea So
cial and Civic club entertained at
the tea. Approximately two hun
dred ladies and gentlemen attend
ed. The program rendered was as
follows:
Selection. Evelyn Osborne Glee
club; reading. Miss Dorothy Quar-
ker; tenor solo. Marvin Dupree:
reading. Louise Butler Bryant;
baritone solo. William valley: pi-
ano solo. Alexander Gould. Jr.:
reading. Mrs. Graves and contralto
solo. Celeste Blanks. Mrs. Susan
T. Harrison furnished music for
the group singing.
After the program, Mabel Brown
presented the clubs president. Mrs.
r. l.. Reid. who thanked the group
for the fine attendance and COOP
Grafton in this financial effort. Mrs.
G. s. Smith was then presented.
She gave brief summary OF the
progress OF women in club life.
Mr.. Reid then presented Mrs. F.
F.. Dawson, state president OF the
Women's Association OF clubs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Club Learns


Members of the Housewives Sew
i.g Circle club spent pleasant
evening at the home Of Mrs. L.
Caldwell. 537 Livingstone street. at
their last meeting. The president.
Mrs. l.. Moffitt, presided over the
brief business session. One Of the
members gave instructions in
dressmaking. She was Mrs. NJ. Gar
lineton.
The hostess served delicious re-
freshments and all present had an
enjoyable time. The next meeting
will be held at the home Of Mrs.
Hunter. 1922 Harper. l.. Black is
secretary Mrs. r. Shepherd. treas
urer; Mrs. J. James. reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Mrs. Plante
Sings

only one impression, and a fine
one at that, was possible for listen
ers al the recital OF nellie Dobson
Plante on last Thursday evening at
the Detroit Institute OF Arts. She
was presented by the Premier Home
Makers club OF the YWCA Every
number was so well done that it
caused enthusiastic applause from
the audience. Mrs. Plante is dra,
matte soprano possessing a full
voice OF much beauty and warmth.
On her program Of twelve numbers,
the most enjoyable were: Mozarts
"Alleluja'; Jeanne dare" by
Tschiakowsky: the very lifting
number, Rain by Curran. and
Nerdis Pace. Pace" which dem
onstraied her vell-trained voice.
Bizets "Habanera" and Seoul
dilla' from the opera Carmen. in
which she starred last year. brought
out her dramatic qualities. The
program ended with a group of
spirituals two OF which were
unique in that they were composed
by local musicians, Grace Edwards
Wales and Robert Nolan. who were
present in the audience.
In the audience besides, the mem
bers and friends OF the Y Home
Makers club, were members OF the
Current Topic study club Of which
the artist rs a member. fellow
musicians of the DINA, and other
groups. She was presented with
two lovely bouquets after the en-.
cores.
Carrie Mae Wood was the &C.
companist and contributed to the
program by giving very fine inter.
probation Of Chopin's "Scherzo in
e sharp Minor"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Buses Take Hostesses on
LONG Mission Of Cheer

1--WE haven't danced in months, and you can't CUES,
how lonesome we are. We want you to come again We
can't thank you enough for what you have done"
These were the words of every Negro soldier in Saut
Marie who bid farewell the 70 Detroit girls and their
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11
Gratulace ceskoslovenske Ma
rodni Rady Csl. LetcIm.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.

(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.
Jak oznamila Ceskosloven-
ska tiskova kancelaT, z1castni-
Ia Sc vypadu komand Spojencd
ma francouzsky pr1stav a ne
meckou zakladnu Dieppe, take
Ceskoslovenska letka a vyzna-
menala Sc srazen1m 20 nemec-
kych letoun1.
Ceskoslovenska narodni ra-
da v Americe ma to poslala csl.
ministru Narodni Obrany v
Londyne generalu Serzeji Ing
row blahoprejyn telegram to-
hoto zneni:
"Gratulujeme ceskosloven-
ske vzdusne moci a zejmena
vsem ucastnlkdm 1toku ma
Dieppe."
General Ingram ma to Cd
povedel telegramem ktery mi
takto:
"Diky "a vase blahopfanl
ceskoslovenskym letcum k Je-
,jich 1spesnemu zasazenl do ak
ce prot Dieppe. Ceskosloven-
ska vzdusna moe a csl. ar
mazda Sc vsemi silami pricini
O osvobozenl naseho naroda a
statu z nemeckeho otroctvi."
Gen mgr. ministr Mar. obrany'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11
"News Flashes from Czecho-
slovakia" a Americky Tisk.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. R.)

Casopis Nebraska State
Journal" pTinesl dine 81. srpna
diva redakcni clanky "Situation
in Germany" a "Now Seeking
Safety, ktere Sc zabyvaj1 SOU
casnymi pomery We stredn1 Ev-
rope a zejmena take 1lohou
Size zdeptaneho a ~ujarmeneho,
ale We SVEN odporu nezdolne-
no a "a svou svobodu a neza-
vislost stale bojujfcfho Cesko-
slovenska.
Oba clanky vydatne vyuz1-
vail informac1 "News
Flashes from Czechoslovakia",
vydavanych Ceskoslovenskou
narodnf radon v Americe v an
glicke a spanelske reci, We sta
lie roztoucfm nakladu pri IVY
sene poptavce Sc vsech stran.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11
Sest jalovic poslo pc poziti ko-
nopace ma illinoiske farms.

Farmar Dean Judy ztratil 6
svych mladych jalovicek V de-
s1ti dnech nasledkem otravy Cd
rostliny konopace, zvane an
glicky White Snakeroot. Pet
z t6chto zv1rat, bylo ocividn6 v
nejleps1m zdravotnfm stavu
neil byla nalezena zdechla.
Statnf zv6rolekaT, ktery ten
to prfpad vysetroval, prohlasil.
re nalezl jmenovanou jedova-
tou rostlinu v znacnem mnoz-
stvf ma 1boci kopce, kde hove
II dobytek vyhledaval slime
mfsto. Tato rostlina nen1 slice
nijak chutna, lee poole vseho
posla dobytcata Sc il pfece je-
nom nazrala.
V tonic pTipade jde o rostli-
nu konopac kopTivolisty, ktery
v6decky sluje Eupatorium ur-
ticaefolium anebo Eupatorium
ageratoides. Ia rosie plane z
Kanady jizne cd George a "a
padne do Nebrasky, odtud pax
al dol1 do Louisiany.
Tento konopac kopfivolisty
krone jmena White Snakeroot
ma jeste tyto lidove navy v
anglictine: White Sanicle, In
dian Canicle, Deerwood Bone
set, Poolwort, Poolroot, Rich
weed, Squaw-weed a Stevia.
Jeho aromaticky koren byl po-
vazovan "a lecivy, hlavne jake
mocopudny prostfedek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11
Sypky ma Pacifiku Sc bori pod
obrovskou Thou psenice.

V cele psenicne oblasti Ore
gonu, Washington a Idahu Sc
IDA, re temer vSechna prazdna
stavenf Sc prohybajf pod TIL
ulozeneho zrnf. Uncle Sam MI
re snad m1ti nedostatek vepfo-
veho masa, lee ma nedostatek
psenice 81 nebude moci mari
kati.
Tento rob Spoj. Statd, ktery
pestuje 1919 psenicne produk-
ce Stryce Sauna, dokoncuje NY
nj jednu re svych nejbohats1ch
mi. V srpnu Sc odhadovalo,
re Sc letos sklid1 93,O65, 900
busl6 psenice, ktere zde zbyva
jeste 97,773,000 buslG z roku
1871.
Co S takovym mnozstvim
obilf? Snfsti Sc media, aspon
nikoliv lined takove mnozstvf,
a pred farmu Sc take nemGze
nahazeti jen tax ma hromadu,
jake drfvf ma palivo. Zrnf mu-
81 byti ulozeno a uschovano az
do dine, kdy Sc pro nej opet o.
tevrou obchodnf tepny nebo
kdy jej Dude zapotrebi k vyro-
be alkoholu a z toho pax syn
tetickeho kaucuku.
Proto obchodnfci a mlynafi
/ farmari vymySlejf vSechny
NONE zpGsoby, jak by zdvojn
asobili sve plochy k uskladne-
nj obil1 a tyto spekulace mali
casio bizarn1 vysledky.
Jeden farmaT nedaleko Pen
dleton, Oregon, zvedl stfechu
svych velkych chlfvkG pro pra-
sata O 16 stop, zesflil sloppy,
pc stranach obil vse prkny a
dovnitT nasypal $4,000 busld
psenice. A ia Sc tam dosud dr.
Ii. JIM diva farmafi zesllili
steny stare venkovske skoln1
budovy a uvnitr ulozili svou u
rodu psenice.