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Evening star., 1942-10-09
Congress Backers
OF National Lottery
Press for Action
Knutson Asserts Most
People Would Prefer
Ii to Sales Tax
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Based on the contention that a
Nation that uses a lottery to
draft its men for war shouldn' t
object to the same method for
helping to finance the struggle,
a drive for a national lottery law
was under way today on Capitol
Hill.
Representatives Knutson, Repub-
lican, of Minnesota and SABBATH
Democrat, of Illinois, authors OF
legislation to raise money through
Government sponsored lotteries
said the apparent need for more
revenue had revived chances of IA
vorable consideration for their bills
A member of the Ways and Means
Committee, which is responsible fol-
tax legislation in the House, Mr.
Knutson said he would press fol
inclusion of his proposal in any new
tax bill the Treasury requests. Sec
FEstAfyS MorgsstiIau t11d3uAteH earlier
Ethis week he would ask Congress tt
raise an additional SO. 600 10000 a.
soon as the present tax hill Is oui
Of the way.
100000 First Prize Set.
TITS either sales tax or a lot
terry" said Mr.. Knutson, adding that
of the two he believed the people
generally would prefer the lottery
A lottery, he said. would raise Just
as much money and give the tax
payers a chance to get some of il
back.
Mr.. Knutson estimated his plan
would yield around a billion dollars
a year.
There would be more than 14O, ,OOC
monthly winners under the Knutson
system, the prizes being distributed
as follows for each $10O,O0O,OOO OF
gross receipts: First prize, 100000;
four $4,000 prizes, eight $25,OOC
awards, so $4,000 prizes, 100 $4,000
returns, 1000 awards of $1,000 each
10000 of $500 each, 10000 of $3.50
each and 100000 of 500 each.
Tickets, handled through the
Treasury and Post Office Depart
ments, would cost 81 each, with half
share tickets available for 81. One
half of the value of a prize worth
1000 could be paid in Government
bonds.
Church Opposition Scored.
There would be more winners un-
der the proposal offered by Mr.
SABBATH, who is chairman of the
Rules Committee. For every billion
81 tickets sold there would be 1928
832 winning ticketholders, and they
would split SIPS, 5,O0O,00O in cash anc
$3.50, 100000 in 20-year war loar
certificates.
Top prize under the SABBATH plan
would be $62, 500 in cash. The high
est certificate award would be
$125,000. Every one who bought q
ticket would get something back
one-eighth of the gross amount OF
the sales being distributed among
holders of winning tickets in
the form of loan certificates.
Principal objection to the lottery
Mr.. SABBATH said, likely will come
from church groups. But, he added
some of these objections lack sin
cerity because the objectors in many
cases themselves participate "in
bingos and raffles for church bene-
fits, and these things are nothing
but forms of gambling"
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Jail Sentence SUSPENDED

Suspension of three-month Jail
sentence on a charge of receiving
stolen gasoline ration books was
granted James Altman of the 24O0
block of Cameron Mills road by
Judge William P. W0uls In Alexan-
dria, Va, Corporation Court yester-
day. Mr.. Altman was given the
sentence on July 28 by Judge James
r. Duncan of Police Court after he
had pleaded guilty to receiving a
package Of gasoline ration books
from q minor who had taken them
from George Washington High
School where they were being dis
trtbuted by the ration board.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Pair Of KIipspringers
Go on Exhibit at Zoo

The Zoos first pair of 'klipspring-
ers"-African antelope-went on ex-
hibition yesterday.
Antelope of this type rarely grow
more than % inches tall.
Zoo officials said the word "klip-
springer" comes from the Dutch
and means cliff jumpers. The French
call them rock jumpers.
The animals have been placed in
the paddock adjoining the antelope
building.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
|WPB Releases 10000
Pounds of Carpet Wool
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Thirty thousand pounds of re-
stricted carpet wools were released
by the War Production Board today
for the manufacture of rugs, carpets
and floor coverings.
The Government previously had
prohibited manufacturers from US
ing this wool for floor coverings In
the belief that it could be adapted
to the manufacture of clothing.
However, only very small part
of these fibers were consumed by the
apparel industry" WPB explained.
Evening star., 1942-10-09

Uncle Sam is on a record ship
building program, the greatest in
the worlds history. We must have
ships to win this war and your
purchases of War bonds will not
only provide the all-important COM
pass, but the ships as we'll. Invest
at least 10 per cent of your income
In War, bonds every payday and
do your bit toward winning the war.
Buy from your bank. building and
loan association, your radio station
or at some retail stores.
-. Treasury Department.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
MAot4o~4~x%1M
WAR Bonds

The ships compass is the guiding
hand of every warship as we'll
as merchant ship. 1t is usually
located Immediately in front of the
wheel so the steersman merely has
to look down to watch his course
through the trackless waters.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-30
Memphis

Miss Marion Haight of Flint
and Miss Gertrude Haight OF
Saginaw have been visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Haight.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Raymond
are moving into the residence on
South Main street, which they
purchased from Mr.. and Mrs. l..
p. Streeter.
Mrs. May Carnell is spending
the week with Mrs. F. G.. Coburn
in the Coburn cottage at Orch
ard Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pfeiffer,
son JAG, and daughter, Carol
Lou, of Dearborn are spending a
vacation with Mrs. Pfeiffer's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Hew-
lit.
Members of F. e. A. M. order
from Memphis, also members of
the Masonic order in Smith
Creek, enjoyed a picnic Sunday
In the park at Goodells.
Dwayne Haggerty is visiting
his brother and sister n-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Haggerty,
in Dearborn.
Misses Alice and Mabel Curry
returned Monday from spending
a week in a cottage near Port
Sanilac.
Erwin. Church of Grand Rap
ids is q guest of his niece, Mrs.
Eunice Miller.
Mrs. Myrtle House is patient
in q hospital in Mt. Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-30
Wadinq Pool
|sCIosed
RoseviIIe Project
Held tnsonitoFy

ROSEVILLE - The munich
pal wading pool at Roseville,
dedicated a month ago, has been
closed by order of the Health
Department of the village.
The Health Department acted
after John 10th, chairman of
the village plumbing board, de-
clared that the pool was insan-
itary and unhealthful. 1t was
upon his recommendation that
the pool was closed.
No proper drainage was pro-
vided when the pool was con-
structed, it was said.
Hhe pool, measuring so by so
feet, is located at Ford and Cur
tbs avenues, west of Gratiot,
near the Ten Mile road. 1t was
built on land acquired by Rose
Vile from the State Land Board
without cost.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-30
Stimson Frowns on FurIoughs During Harvest Season
Harvest Labor Must First
Be Exhausted, He Asserts
Asserts Interference with Preparation
of Armed Forces for Combat Must Stop

(R-ND), were being confined to
cases of extreme emergency, and
excessive furloughs or leaves
would prejudice the progressive
growth of our military power.
IF il should develop that the
American people are confronted
with a food emergency which
cannot be met by the existing
SURPRISES" Stimson added, 1.-The
use of military personnel may
be considered, but only If all
sources Of harvest labor have
been exhausted and the military
personnel is employed as units
and not as individuals"
MANY REGRETS
Stimson wrote Nye that his de-
partment was being "besieged"
with requests for release and fur
Tough of soldiers on various
grounds but that American par
ticipation in the war had brought
a responsibility demanding rigid
adherence to the objective of de-
veloping, in the shortest possible
time, a highly trained military
force.
1T is our responsibility to win
the war, to win it as quickly as
possible, and to win it with the
least possible sacrifice of Ameri-
can lives" he declared.
ITO accomplish this we must
have skilled, hardened soldiers
who are better prepared and
more highly proficient in the
science of warfare than our enc
mics whose preparation for this
conflict extends over period Of
ten years and longer"
MISSED THE POINT"
Concluding that Stimson had
missed the point of immediate
seriousness" involved in the
northwest harvest, Nye asked
for a conference with the war
secretary, declaring: IF sur
pluses and production were mat
tiers that could be taken care
of at a moments notice, l could
better appreciate the apparent
willingness at this time to over
look the grave danger of loss
and waste which might prevail
in the northwest if adequate and
experienced labor hands are not
made available to the farmers
for use in this season."
Nye said individuals who were
taken from the farms and who
were now in military training
camps and not military units
were needed in the harvest
fields. He commended reasonable
furloughs would accomplish
this"
Nye asserted that the recent
deferment for 30 days of mer
recently called for induction ir
the Army was "only scratching
the surface" of the need.
Il am ready to agree that ouI
paramount concern at the mo.
ment is that of affording a mill
tary power, but after all, there
is tremendous heap of military
power in the producing and saw.
ing of an adequate food supply,
Nye said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-30
Central Michigan Man
Takes Posts in Maine

MT. PLEASANT - up - DR..
Louis E. Hutto, for five years
head of Central Michigan Col
lege's physical education depart
ment, has resigned to become
director of the State Depart
ment of Health and Education of
Maine. His successor has not
been named.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-30

WASHINGTON, July 30-(P)
Every interference with the
rapid and efficient preparation
of the armed forces for combat
must be halted at once, Secre-
tary Stimson said today in re-
Spouse to appeals for furlough
of military personnel during the
harvest season.
Exceptions to this policy, he
said in a letter to Senator Nye
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02

V Detroit diva lupici byli Eat
cent pc dvouhodionve cinnosti
pri nfz unesli Sest osob.
Hodlali oloupiti jeden 2 nej-
vetsich departmentnfch obcho-
dG v tonic meste. Byly unese-
ny Mamie Cornfield, 40 LET
starry manager obchodu a Ber-
tina Greenspan, 40 let stara, po-
kladnf. S mimi byl unesen Corn
fieldGv syn Marvin. 18 let sta
ry, dcera Greenspanove, Shir-
ley, 20 let stara, jeff sestra
Mrs. Title Koss, SO let stara a
jeji manzel Clem,43 leta starry.
Policie zatkla Hectora Roel-
Sc, 38 let stareho, byvaleho
trestance a Jerome Broeta, rs
let stareho. Jsou obvineni z L.
nosu a pokusu loupeze. Lupici
vnikli do domu Cornfieldova a
zadali, ably Sci S mimi do obcho-
du a otevfel nedobytnou polka
dnu. Totez ucinili v dome
Greenspanove. Policie zatkla
lupice, kdyz veil zajate do do
jineho zamestnance obcho-
du.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02

.vaj1, re nastavsf valka vyzada
81 jeste dals1 rozs1renl cinnosti,
ktere Sc Dude mono venovati
jedin6 poskytnut1m pr1spevkd
americkych muzG, zen a det1.
V prftomnosti PRAGUE tato
socialnf organisace We vsech
vojenskych a namofnickych pc
sadkach We Spojenych Statech
i ma jejich ostrovn1m panstv1.
Cerveny KTfz um1stil jiz 1000
skolenych pracovn1kd We vojen
skych a namoTnickych posad-
kach a nemocnic1ch a zamest-
nava 1000, 900 dobrovolnfkd.
Ones, kdy je narod We valce,
Dude nutno tato c1sla znacne
zvysovati. Personal Cervene-
no KT1ze We vojenskych a ma
mofnickych posadkach vsemoz
ne kooperuje s vojaky a manor
Milky pri resent jejich osobnlch
q rodinnych problemG a poma-
ha
v nemocnic1ch k rychlejs1mu u
zdraven1.
Jine odpovednosti S valkou
spjate pozGstavajf re zapisu
dostatecneho poctu reservn1ch
osetTovatelek pro vojsko a ma
moTnictvO, 2 dodayanf krevnl-
no plasma V prfpade zranenf
mnoha osob, z 1pravy milionG
chirurgickych obvazG pro vo-
jenske a namornicke nemocni-
ce a z vycviku civilistd, jak 81
pocfnati V prfpad6 ~nestestf, jak
poskytovati prvnf pomoc pri u
razu, jak osetrovati donna ne
income a jak pomahati V kanti-
mach a pTisluhovati osetrova-
telkam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02
AUTOMOBILE.

Diva muzi z Havre de Grace
usmrceni byli kratce pred pnl
noel re stredy ma ctvrtek, kdyz
.iejich automobil a Greyhound
bus srazily Sc ma Philadelphia
road North East, Md. Usmr-
cen byl Howard Gilbert Miller
a Harold Jet. Paul Mandrett
a Warren Grace zraneni byli.
= 7Olety Charles M. Pope
zabit byl automobil pri precha-
zen1 Belvedere ave. @ Queens
berry avenue.
= John Ais, 5Olety z {. 213
N. Castle ulice, zasazen byl po-
licejn1 karou. Byla mu prera-
zena prava noha. Zranen byl
ma Orleans ulici a Linwood ave.
- Sidonia B. Winter z Can
tenbury road poranena byla
pri prechazenf ST. Paul ulice a
University Parkway. Automo-
bill f1dila Katharine T. Kirwin.
= Samuel Hecker, 5Olety z
Bryant avenue, zranen byl,
kdyz vystoupil re dvou ma uli-
clch Fulton a Parkwood ave-
nue. stojfc1ch automobile. No
ha byla mu prerazena.
Melody tyto udaly Sc We sire
du.
= Til dalSi umrtf zazname-
many byly Marylandu V patek
60lety William G.. Sullivan, 65
H. Berry Hunt a 38lety Jas.
Crawford, usmrceni byli V rGz-
nych nehodach.
O Vanocnfch Svatcfch usmr-
ceno bylo letos 334 osob v r6z-
acknowledged nehodach
We Spojenych Statech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02

Dokud v nas1ch zflach Dude
prouditi Slovanska krev,
jeste dosti silly zbude
vrhnouti sc jake lev
ma ty vrahy naS1ch lidf
Ia ktere Sc cely svet stydi.
Neustane bojovati
lid ktery je podmanen,
ma svych pravech Dude staff
treba dnes byl pokofen,
Dude hajit svoje prava
dokud narodn1 cest zdrava.
Ia Dude zdrava dokud mas lid
81 Dude vedom silly sve,
kterou dnes nem1ze uzit
ackoliv mu srdce rye,
ale pride cas- k 1ctovanf
O kterem Hitler nema zdanf.
Ten nemecky vrah a zlodei
ktery ubfjf ten mas lid,
nezije jiz mas dobrodej,
mas president Masaryk,
ktery chtel by vSichni voln6
V Republice zili svorne.
Pc dvacet let vedle sebe
I'll volne Nemec i Czech,
kdyz Hitler spadl jake s nebe
naS1 Vlasti znicil beh,
tie narodnl soucinnosti
rekl, jen sem, ne dial, dosti.
PAX Sc vrhl jake s1leny
nejdf1v nam zabral Vlasti kus.
a pax stekly, rozvfTeny.
metal kolem sebe linus,
pax zabral G. S. Republican
v cele svych barbarskych SIKH
Ale ted jiz dodelava,
V Rusku svou bleskovou valku
ma dobro Sc Moskvy vzdava
a diva Sc jenom v dalku
kde tolik svoj1ch lidf ztratil
Icely plan Sc jeho zhatil.
JAN J. HRBEK
Psano 20. prosince 1871.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02

We snaze financovati znac-
ne rusnejsi cinnost We pros
pech valclclho vojska a manor
nictva zahajil Americky Ger
veny XIII kampan,jiz usiluje o
vytvorenf Observation-Disclosures
Valencia fondu. Zm1nena or
ganisace ucinila toto prohlase-
nj hned pc v%ypuknut1 valky v
Tichem oceane.
"Toto je minimalnf obnos,
ktery potrebujeme, mame-li
dostati svym zavazkGm k O.
zbrojene moci i k nasemu civil
n1mu obyvatelstvu", prohlasil
pTedseda Norman H. Davis.
"Jsem presvedcen, re kazdy
loyaln1 American pfispeje Ste
Dire a bez odkladu."
Ones je vhodna chv1le do
kazati hlubokou v1ru a rozhod-
mutt, re jsme sjednoceni a Cd
hodlani podporovati nase bo-
jovniky ma fronte; dnes je Who
dina chv1le presvedciti nase ra-
meme a trp1cf spoluobcany, KITE
RI jsou ma nasich ostrovech v
Tichem oceane bez pr1stres1,z re
jsme jake narod stoprocentne
pTipraveni pomoci jim prostred
nictv1m Cerveneho Kr1ze."
"Dovolte, ably Cerveny Krfz
byl mluvc1m "a kazdou obec v
Americe. Co vykoname, a co
dame, Dude tax nezdolnym pro
jevem nas1 lidskosti a nasf viry
We vftezstv1."
UstTednf feditelstvi We Wa
shington6 hlasf. re cinnost Ger
veneho KTfze We prospect O.
zbrojene moci Sc "a minuly rok
vice nezli zectyrnasobila. q
rednici Cerveneho KTfze oceka-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02
Kontrola potravin jest nutna,
pravi Henderson.

VGdci administrace odhalili
re Dude ucin6n pokus ably jed
mani V kongresu o kontrole cen
bylo urychleno.
Administrator Leon Hender-
son informoval v1dce kongre-
SUI, re schvalenf zakona je nut
ne v dobe co nejkratSi, nebot
jinak ceny zacnou stoupati do
Zavratne vyse a celia situace
vymkne sc z kontroly.
Kongres ma nekolik jinych
.dGlezitych pfedloh k projedna-
vani, vesmes tykaj1c1ch Sc val
ky. Mimo to uvazuje Sc O ma
vrhu ma pr1dely potravin a sa-
tn a jinych vecf denn1 spotre-
by.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02
Hurban u Roosevelta.
Pfedstavitele podmanenych ma.
rodu pTijati
Rooseveltem a Churchillem.

President Roosevelt povolal k
sobe V sobotu odpoledne Ia
.stupce podmanenych evrop-
skych zemf, ably je informoval
o p~oslednfch americko-anglic-
kych poradach, tykajfcfch Sc
dalsiho vedeni valky. Recep-
ce Sc konala V Bflem dome We
Washington a byl il pfftomen
britsky ministersky pfedseda
Winston Churchill. Ia Cesko-
slovensko ~dcastnilo Sc il vysla-
nee Vladimir S. Hurban. Dale
byli pr1tomni predstavitele Bel
gle, Polska, Norska, Danska,
Recka, Lucemburska a Islandu.
Ia Anglii byl pfitomen take
Halifax.
President Roosevelt informo-
val pritomne zastupce podma-
nenych zem1 O tom, re Spojene
Staty a Velke Britanie vypra-
covaly v dohode S ostatnfmi
spojenci velkorysy plan ma 1pl-
ne znicen1 totalitn1ch mocnostf.
Britsky premier Churchill do
plnil Rosevelt1v vyklad Vast
mimi poznamkami. V dohled-
ne dobe Dude O techto vecech a
vsem, co s mimi souvisf. vydana
1Tedni zprava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02
Zajezd ministra Lichnera do
Kanady uspechem.

Minuly tyden ministr Jan
z kabinetu ceskosloven
ske vlady V exilu Londyne ma
vsltvil jeSte nektere odbocky
Csl. narodnfho sdruzeni V Ka-
made, a to V Hamilton, Chat
ham, Orion a Oshawa v dopro-
vodu t%ajemnfka 1stredf Karla
BuZka.
Jeho prednasky ucinily vsu-
de hluboky DOZEN zejmena ma
bratry Slovaky, kteTf br. mini
strovi vrele dekujf "a nezapo-
menutelna slova a pref mu no
dne zdaru V jeho dalsf apostol-
ske praci mezi Slovaky a &C.
chy V Americe a V Kanade.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02
Vliv mesice ma rostliny: $50
bramborH ie odpovedi.

Otazka, zdali ma mesfc vliv
ma rust rostlin ci nikoli byla v
Joplin, Mo-, opet letos rozvfre-
ma dvema pokuys. J. E.. Rowe
a John Thompson Sc rozhodli
vyzkouseti ono starodavne tyr
zen1 ma bramborach.
Rowe veril v ''tmavou cast
mes1ce Thompson opet We "svet
lou cast. A tax Rowe sazel
sve brambory, kdyz byl novy
mes1c a Thompson "a 1plnku.
Rowe vyhral v pomeru l busle
Ike trem ctvrtinam buSle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02

Rodina Franka Sibsona mo-
hla letosni vanoce oslaviti V no
VEN obydlf vzdor tomu, re ieif
stare obydli vyhoTelo az do "a
kladu V pondelf V Dowagiac.
Mich. Pozar vypukl vecer a
plameny stravily take vsecko
zaTizeni.
Jakmile Sc smutna zprava O
tonic nestestf rozsfrila, seslo
Sc V ma 80 soused1 a znamych,
ktefi sc dali do prace ma STAY
be noveho obydlf o dvou svet-
niclch a do 4 hodin odpoledne
byli jiz hotovi, take Sibsonovi
NELL jiz vecer opet pffstFesf a
mohli vanoce oslaviti v novem
obydli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02
Vojak zabil plukovnika.

Plukovn1k Robert T. Phiney
z Fort Custer, Mich, byl zabit
kdyz Sc jeho automobil srazil
S maSinou, kterou T1dil ma do
volene Sc nalezaj1c1 voj1n
Frank Corsini z Fort Sam Hou-
ston, Tex. Ten prav1, re plu-
kovn1k nezastavil pred cerve-
nym svetlem a on, Corsini, mel
pred sebou truck, ktery zabra-
noval vyhledu.
Manzelka plukovnfka byla
zranena tax, re musela byt do
pravena do nemocnice. Corsi-
nj byl zatcen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02

SF~J
National Industrial Confe-
renee Board prohlasila, re
Spoj. Staty' cell vyhlfdce ma vse
obecny nedostatek pracovn1ch
sill jestlize toto nebezpecl We
skutecnosti jiz nenl zde.
Jmenovana organisace odha-
duje, re v rfjnu t. r. byo v zemi
100000 nezamestnanych. To
byl pozoruhodny vzestup prot
100000 muz6 a zen bez "a
mestnanf v mesfci zaT1, lee ten
to vzestup rada narodnf prGmy
slove conference pripisuje nor
maln1mu sezonn1mu poklesu
zamestnanosti v zemedelstvi.
Pred tim neil v zemi nasta-
la opravdova valecna cinnost,
lax rada dale pravf, vsichni Cd
born1ci Sc shodovali, re "nesni-
lifeline minimum" neZamestna-
nych Dude dosazeno, az 90 az
95 procent pracovnfch sill cele
zeme v praci. PrGmerna "a
mestnanost letoSnlhO roku do
stoupila jiz 63% nomaln1 pra-
covn1 silly.
Pokles ma trhu prace byl prI
myslovou a vojenskou expans1
tax rychle absorbovan, re z
100000 nezamestnanych ma
pocatku roku 1911 zbylo jen
100000 v mesfci kvetnu. Cd
kvetna do T1jna t. r. prdmerny
pocet nezamestnanych rovna Sc
cfslici 100000.
Dals1 rozs1ren1 ozbrojene mo
CT Spoj. Stat1 O 100000 mu-
III, jak je planovano, samo o
sob6 by odstranilo zbyvaj1ci
prebytek delnych sill ma trhu
prace.
V uplynule dobe, jak rada
dale poukazuje, nebylo zadne-
no prflivu delnych sill do rad
pracovn1kG z rad tech, kteT1
nejsou normalne zahfnuti do
poctu vyd6lecne cinnych, jake
jsou hospodyne a pax ii, kterf
pTedcasne opoustejf skoly.
Potreba zvysene produkce je
tax nalehava, pravi dale radag
re prodlouzenf tydennf pracov1
nj dolby a vstup novych lidf dol
pracovn1 fronty nem1ze byti|
nadale dlouho odkladan.
Rada naVrhuie tTi ZpGsOby.
lax zvysiti produkci: = 1. Pro-
dlouziti pracovnf hodiny tech,
ktef1 uz jsou zamestnani; 2.
pTemistenf delnik1 zamestna-
nych v prGmyslu, ma takova mi
sta, kde by Sc jejich zrucnost a
Ischopnost We valecnem 1silf le-
pc uplatnily; 3 zamestnati oso-
by, jez normalne nejsou v tride
pracujfcfch, jake isou hlavne
delnfci ma odpocinku, hospody-
ne a STUDENT V pracovnim We
ku.
Inflacni tlak NIUE byti vyvo-
den ma cenovou vystavbu, jak
rada dale upoZornuje, protoze
naklad ma rozsireni prdmyslo-
veho vycviku a pax pravdepo-
dobna nevykonnost novych pra
covniku prirozene prispeji k
zvysenf celkovych vyrobnich
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02
Slepotou vehnan We smrti.

V Chicago 58lety Michal
HULK Sc skolil jednou ra-
nou vpalenou do praveho span
ku. K sebevrazde doslo v loz-
nici bytu jmenovaneho pred O.
Gina dcery Alice, ktera Sc mar
ne snazila otci vyrvati z rukou
revolver. Pr1cina sebevrazdy,
jak sdelila dcera policii, byla
slepota jejfho otce, ktery poz-
byl zraku nasledkem zakalu
sedmi mesfci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02
Zasypan soil.

Constantine Aducato, 65lety
Zamestnanec Morton Salt Co. v
Chicago nalezal sc v mfstnosti
kde jest SUI nakladana z hro-
mady 80 tsop vysoke, kdyz po-
jednou Sc sill pocala sesouvat a
nez mohl delnfk ut6ci, byl Ia
sypan soil al pc hlavu.
Spoludelnici zavolali hasice,
kterf Constantine vyhrabali a
sui S neho setrasli. Kdyz byl
zachranen, prohlasil Constan-
tino, re pocftil jak asi bylo re
ne Lota, ktera ma dteku re So
domy Sc promenila v solny
sloup.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02
Krajan zahynul " horicim
autobusu.

Deset lidf zahynulo v auto
busu a dvacet dive osoby byly
poraneny v ST. Louis, Mo.
Autobus Public Service spo-
Iecnosti srazil Sc S automobi-
lem, odrazil Sc cd parkovaneho
auta a vjel ma chodn1k a pro-
rail nadrzku ma 200 galond O.
leje v jist6m dvofe. Nadrzka
Sc vznftila a cely autobus byl
zahalen V plamenech.
Cestuifc1 drali Sc k vycho-
dun. Nastala panika a dveTe
autobusu k tomu uvazly a ne
daily Sc otevrit. Mezi mrtvymi
je krajan Jan Soukup, II let
starry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02

V Oklahoma City, Okla, Will
liam Harris Billson, vyslouzilec
z obcanske valky, ktery sc pri-
pravoval ma oslavu svych 1O8.
narozenin Is. ledna, zemrel ma
Stedry vecer. Povolanim byl
tesar pc 80 let a SO rok1 re sve
no zivota ztravil We Fort
Worth, Tex. Narodil Sc media
leko Clevelandu v Ohiu v dobe,
kdy presidentem Spoj. StatG
byl Andrew Jackson.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02
Wax do snshoveho pIuhu.

V Rockford, Ill, 35lety Chas.
MrDonald z Roscoe byl ma mis-
te zabit a 62lety Clark Weller
re South Beloit tezce poranen,
kdyz statnf pluh ma odstrano-
van1 snehu, s nfmz pracovali,
byl zasazen vlakem drahy Mil
waukee ma kTizovatce nedale-
ko Rockton.