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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-31

Instead Of goins slack after
commencement, business kept
right on being good. There were
conventions and tours and club
dinners. Juddy's work ~ . mall
order puller-in was bringing re
suits. The new cabins were more
than carrying themselves. aad
the Feederia ledger was . sweet
siaht. -
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-31
THREE CORNERED FEUD
CHAPTER XIV

When We came out ! said to
9uddy, sDoes Angel know
\ pufvs bssn married."
sslQo."
'sWhy uDtf"
whist difference does il
inake3" Ghe aid. s'You don't un-
6GeSfon6 a&osi3 Angel and me-"
x6ure didn't
otottly before Commence
1880 I bunch of Chi Rho Gam
go a1rnnni ooune over for q week
3 - - goeonco; something to do
I, 49, wing on Rogues Hall,
- 80 W. y little dinner party al
- IN Qof QH1u. An undergrad
7, 49, W1o there, an
n1lA GooGo - chapter coun.
49, LoGom Oliver because
~ - r. ~ lnculty Building
& - ~ IT, end Of the
n lY lnyItod Juddy and
I'D " - M = drink.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23

can alternaiR WeaF. and alluN tao
faI DAYS Tor the stockings - be-
come thoroughly dry after wash-
ING
II selecting the weight you de-
sire r fhe new rayun huea yuu
All have 70 learn 3 ne@ SCI Ct
terms different from those used
q describing SILK S~aeerneSs n
stllk stockings was Determined By
TIE number Of tarceds twisted
together 10 make the knitting
ysrr-z-thread was very sheer
sthneaa slightly heavteF and -
or II Fayon stockings 3 single
thread Il selected SIZE determines
me gneerness Tf1e term used r.
denote ire thread size is cernRF
pronounced Gen-ver A gwen
length Ct 50-denier thread wouE
wern 50 ounces the Same length
& 75-aenler thread would weigh
5 ounces The higher TIE oenier
the heavier the weight q the
stocking These comparisons NaIl
help when you are buying rsyon
hoe
So deni@ rsyou IS comparable
n saeernezs 70 , e { thread "
six
IS aenia thresd-s 70 6 tafeaa
SIX
100 senier rsyon : thread
e
TIE size Of ne knitting sflfeh
asa co1trabslses 20 the weight ard
saeernezx This factor Is defined
q gauge and IS used "a con
ne1 with rayons n exaetlg
he same way as Il wzs attn SIX
= &sEauRe b standard zzksaEe
Is aso n heaTier stockings and
extra sheer stockings ane knit n
tine EaEEe ~ oT 81
Ore q the biggest improve
menta "a rayun ElNkn has sa
a BY Increasing the taas
a the yarn 20 give TIE oessrt
gu wpy appearance ard an
prove Resistance g. SnaagIu9 Lah
tests stagN that h.ah-tN
Fafan sEEingE sfsas eA readily
fhan usaf silks
s. ces gpthe na HetH
saka are going - sfu
80 NaM ueg good points
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
Sc Your Home To Help Win The War


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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
Silk. Nylon
Stockings Out
F0rDuratiOn
Ey ROE
W Ww n1son Ealtr

nz# MM a. M1 lisa Yes
ae stop mente
Nn SIX and nv
cs1N mats Al
swN IL there aEy nge
~ as b % nos Or
aM frTn Ep c.
ta9rg1 arc aTe - ~ scr
nza3 s. a progress fhat
n m uv1rE rapun
e Frafn now en- gga
~ 90 ~ gong &C. b. wearing
na a MEe e. o. naa
@ Eo paint ~
af H snm : m
8 ~ a ND4 ma ~
- n hsavy f8 and
and eggtcus lm ~
Aua raznlAg aeF nslt suuM at
~ msaaa f. dress
~ azH M e. F tnr B
N Ha
1azlzs on Ft
IL SO faM ~ gla a m
Heaaz as "a us3ss inEns
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23

- by ne cogrect foot SIZE and
leg length in rayan hosaeT-t
hasn't as raucn elasticity a. xsik
o. nFkzn and Go look well II nsust
III perfectly When rayon
stretches i stays stretched until
ITS Washe1 Sc Il your fa9s -
sanaee. vea probably wtM take =
Rail na Smaller than Eu9 haxe
ssen uavsnG IL nyl0n Fer the
same unason avole too-k0ne hose
aa1 - sure you buy stockings
Mih 8 deep double Ne8t o. 4d-
Hasts1le Nap 90 give You Asway
fx nehseulng gow gsrterA Z
neeaU
Nake SIRE that the stockings
hate Nsfmfenl reinforceaaenf a
s ~ ard sole Many Fsaun
saeknn have cofiau reinforce
mazafs s. Ee and nes Il year feef
pTspEe II Is wBse fa Buy shese
s. fasaa IS weakened mhen damp
Dry Thoroughly
hae9Hn ateeknGA. LAKE aI others
gre a4ses service II thse ere
azaa sanae1laieiy after seer
ng Uana IN o. @aah rsgaa h
= mEs ard sezF then TIE aeza
aaau b. rgpaueh 81 fhas So
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
AAAA

nsF nNyn4sans
FayH4rs an1
Wer Bskrg shaf
~ UMn cvnE
0arm Fsa uasH
arm wt aFed n
~ hs fT0Fn F
stowe 8ore ths cokn0
&B make 5 M
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z 81 Wlm s Ter
sites wm haHe
Ma waTk GaN
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23

Lee tfae 60 ssgp an9 take
Ha9g appEar2nce Sir
Ifs liza ga4 I'D @0nnethlng ahs1at
afzat new tppcusi and
a nee1 fur zrls winter And
Aaa1 aa4 AG - Nae&rE1F- Ete
ak Azeas people star
saaea.nN Nee1 new SHIRTS aus
.Aes e EVt uIss III - yuuf
eeaUn-an1 koxst Tneges .
ne aate9 sisag 81 %o1s SsnfN
- Hr4 GentegTuem nsNt
gsu Can AFFORD TO MISS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
~ MIS- ALEXANDER GEORGE
= MagA Foa3 E6tw

A n3urg sance Is . ps'
aAftas saF n4ast rgRsW Ard
@sa - sss Aess tsgsy msa1 aFs
naae hxv palAtshss ~ e a
@sen ~ eeissh
Snsna8 Qwanhrs are na6e 81
uaasF for nseadns veal uppy eh8
ssaer ssauw up won4egsallY witn
pes naAsa and q naztn6 Eamzui
l4uao m maEsesn
HONEY APPLE SLICES saf
reuk 1@ Gore : farm rcd ap
pes DO n5s psxI Cut ia hall
reh cscSsaav slices and place r.
kussernd hakink DISH
C0rsx slfh cap hcaney c4r
watar. 8 cap rvz cann2uaaa can
aez ard tablespoons BATTER
linked ard cooked taEeuaes
nnatekA Bakr ~ minutes n
mssUgAte owen
STUFFED AP-
PIES fussa fm fash useat az meal
w Aa Seaeeg small app
ues 4za1 ft fhem nt8 small tax
sd aEsh stuff with shHck Gran
berry astace naAxed wfth ) tsiss
z @esT and Teaspoon or
n4EasA SpgaAkk wash c4p
Grange 8aEe > tablespoons t1t
tex meataa Afa4 - cup Nafel
hake 50 minutes Ia mo1eFass
uget Easie several isznes
hot FRUIT sAvoREEs ~ 81
bfsanea park cfs0p& eflile1
lAEnh ar veal chops az baked
cflxken Phase = Slaces psEnspps
6 halves canned breaches and Z
aprausk n shallow pan Brush
Wssh G tablespoons butter. mselt
I'd A1a cup maple yrap. :
tablespoons lesnun Juice sno
-iaaspoau cloves Brosi Or bake
unal we4 drowned
H-ORsERADISH SAUCE Nix
UEesher Is cup msyuunaise. J "a
aaespoan each a chopped celery.
parsley and horser0cish STR IL :
teaspoons each chopped oniurS
parsley and hemuu 3uace add =
teaspoon sal; ard ia teaspoon
paprlka chill and pass in small
5ish II spread liver top bet o.
hHm Loaf. baked chops CT
or Boiled ham.
spfCED CRANBERRTEs
IL CUPS corn syrup soaTk O.
aAzaeA
- e1w sugar
cup NabeE
: : a0cn cinnamon sticks
teaspoon whole cloves
: tablespoons iem0n juice
: tablespoon grated ieman rEn1
: caas aFexa crznb9rrtes
Combine syrup sugar. water
Epacc1, ernnn gnace and Find End
Dol together S minutes Add cram
gEr1@a and COOK slowly without
FsEfTEnH until al the skins pep
open CnEn t. serve Makes ]
quart Ssace
spscee crantHrrses I'D
nr & uaeai course
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
D That.

N harry BARRY 3
ee . sEaa sas
a. choose sAlas
m covering Ng@
Te aaess & SHORT
psnE eluNeF cst Ks2
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FuFnsh4rr CorpsTy
sA IS ua t@ b lanF time
gss 5 chaEcs 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23

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We'll n car
hana m n
Sc cn
AIRS
ase MLNTER WARD
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te y am@ z
80
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
FLAVOR s-RrcsTrSER

a sUse ienuu ta5c9 ksea
ever cnzEle6 melans kwaaK est het
~ Ghvurx ana eHaance
tng nsraTR3 sweCsnes Agmoa
wedges car sccumpang eaeh pr
II preferred
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
COOKIE soFTEsER

Te soften up sugar AZ
eeeskaes n q bar. add wea wash
81 knacn In several hours tire
cuekaes wl soften Remove tire
moza after several DAYS * TREY
FasaAf hwsceagaa too saH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
o That.

sayse-hg portions
aW rast &c hand sn nan1
aeHs And that's what
re Eulf 7 RouEn IN Moss
saeh = pupular eating paace
eng eating good 3ooc
- aua Egwe q q utal and
hs FaaM o. . nesusn en
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
KEEP IN STRETCHING

NeVer hang elastic garments
aui IN ne direct fss uE the san
o. eNer a rN1aatm SaAke tks
garments and hang ia ue sasas q
ever 3 chsg plscse 2 fet sc -
ffeau raain uE REGISTER
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
FIRST AID CLASS HAS ACE

HaF Ukla-Af CHE 8 these
NaF ufae FIRST AID cls Nix
Hughes struck h1s AsHa II TIE
e0ae fan lScerst4ng taE0 fa
FefA
Excifauasnt wss hugh since uo
ore rad q sanaage Somebody
SaeFesf@ al emergency banaAe
tsan ; pesascuat haf there aegs
~ EtcaEtg
Finally. even ss yuaa TIE first
asdeFS called . doctor
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
Standard Furniture Co.

November lst Is the
deodline for monu-
featuring Of living
room suites with
spring construction.
The new suites will
be cotton construe
ton throughout
Don't be toe Later
Easy Terms
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23

ENprts declare mat 81 toe
present rate Industrial workers
w5il Nssn represent the largest
naas1caz audience n the country
listening g. canned music while
fhey wozk
About $4,000 nor natives live
N the South Sea islands the ma
iagtsv n Hawaii
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23

The anrual Eate n te
unisra Stafes Is - psssax per
fN A8 pNuula1ion
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23

np aa ness course
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Local Architects
Are Appointed
To Committees
Name Six Members
OF Detroit Chapter
10 National Posts

Members Of the Detroit Chapter
Of the American Institute OF Ar
chitectS have been appointed 70
institute committees by its board
of directors, IL was announced
SATURDAY. hy Emil Torch. chapter
president.
Talmage {. Hughes was reap
pointed 10 the committee on public
information and named chairman
for the year l942-43. Torch was
appointed TO the committee on
registration. John C. Thornton 10
the committee on technical SeTv-
ices, Clair W. Ditchy 10 the com
mittee on bylaws, Richard p
RaSeman 10 the committee on for
eign relations and committee on
allied arts, and Branson Y. Gam
beer 10 the committee on uniilca-
tion. committee on architectural
competitions and committee on
postwar reconstruction.
In issuing q call TO all chapter
members 10 attend the annual
meeting on Wednesday. Torch
stated that chapter membership
had increased during the past year
from SIS to 172.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

Taylor to Talk Thursday
at UNRA Meeting

B. F. Taylor will be the guest
speaker at the regular luncheon
meeting of the United North
western Realty Association next
Thursday at 1915 in the Fisher
Y. He will speak on plans for
Future Security"
The central office OF the AsSo-
'ciation reports continued activity
in listing and sales. The sale ol
multi-lists for the first nine
months of the year totaled 81.
455, 100. This total does not in
clude the sales Of institutional
properties, nonexclusives. etc.
New members added TO the
u. n. r. A. roster during Septem-
Der are James j. Bennett, 1880
Fenkell avenue; Clare nce f.
Schade. 9456 Ohio avenue: Don
Windiate, 1922 Quincy avenue;
Elmer b. Howell, 1861 Grand
River avenue: G.. +. Flory. with
Thompson Brown Company, and
Louis c. Bigelow, with Kraft &
Rock,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Tricks Cost Little

There are other tricks which
cost little or nothing and which
will bring about substantial saw
ings. in fuel. One of them Is to
get used TO lower temperatures.
A room temperature of 65 degrees
i'm warm enough for normal adults
il they're properly dressed. The
mere reduction of room tempera-
ture from - 10 IS degrees may
cut .fuet consumption by 10 per
cent or more.
If you insist on having your bed
room windows wide open, close
the door tightly and place a rug
or blanket before it,
Close sunrooms tightly during
cold weather and there's no need
TO heat the garage if there is anti
freeze in the radiator Put the
fireplace to work. It's heat alone
may be sufficient for fall and
spring or during mild days in
IVvtntpr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Fire Resistant
Lumber Used

The lumber industry is moving
swiftly into a new field 10 meet
the wartime demand for several
hundred million board feet OF fire.
resistant lumber.
A major portion OF these fire.
PROCEED timbers, now starting tC
flow from the pressure tanks Of
the wood-preserving industry. will
replace steel Orders needed fol
armament.
! Capacity OF the industry tC
produce fire-proofed lumber has
been stepped up to 250,000, DOC
board feet annually, utilizing the
same equipment used to treat
lumber to resist termites and
decay, according to J. F. Linthi-
cum. president OF the American
Lumber and Treating Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Building Courses
Continue Enrolment

EnrollmentS are still being taken
in the University of Michigan eX-
tension courses in building, Ivan
n. CuthbeTt, instructor, announced
Saturday. In Building l, which is
the first semester of years
course, practical problems in hous-
ing developments and the repair,
maintenance and remodeling Of eX-
iSting houses will be taken up.
This class meets from 7 to 9 p. m.
Tuesdays.
The Thursday evening course,
which also meets from Z TO 9 p. m,
deals with estimating and con-
struction, painting and decorating,
tile work. etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Bassett 10 Address
Realtors Meetinq

Arthur +. Bassett, vice preSi.
dent of the Detroit Trust Com.
pany. will address the brokers
division of the Detroit Real Estate
Board in the Savoyard Club
Wednesday on the proposed add.
tons TO residential rent control
regulations. and on the pending
commercial rent control law. Bias
sett was a member of national
committee which met with OPA
officials in Washington last month
TO discuss some regulations pro-
posed at that time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
War Is Important

Certainly xoning IL impor-
tant. But the war IL more Inn
portant."
Discussing the conversion Of
stores into dwellings Wolf said
ceiling-to-fioor partitions would
not be necessary.
I'VE think that . hber-board
partition, g inches from the flooY
and some distance from the cell
ing, would be adequate. This
would aid In ventila ton and
heating"
Ernest o. knight, member OF
the city plan commission. said that
this body was hesitant 10 let down
zoning bars. He added, however
that the commission was willing
10 adopt temporary measures 10
aid the war effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Make DWELLING
Heat Tight
And Save Fuel
Insulation and Storm
Sash Help Conserve
Valuable Oil

The householder who has de-
termined that he cannot convert
his oil furnace TO burn coat should
make sure that his oil burner Is
functioning efficiently.
1t then becomes his duty 10
make sure that his home is prop
erly heat tight" so that heat is
not drained away. Rooms which
aren't used during the day should
be shut off.
The heat from the kitchen
should not be wasted. Windows
and doors should be weather.
stripped. Homes should be insu-
lated and storm sash installed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

has been estimated that 500 gal
Ions of heat oil escapes through
the windows of the average home
during a normal winter.
Householders of Detroit and
Michigan will admittedly suffer
some degree OF discomfort this
winter.
But chilly as they may be. they
can take comfort in the fact that
our airplanes will not lack for
gasoline; that naval
depots are we'll stocked with the
oil which drives our warships to-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Brokers Group
Names Officers

The brokers division Of the De-
trot Real Estate Board last week
elected Louis a. Ewald of l.. A.
EwaId, Inc. chairman OF that di-
vision Tor the coming year.
Ewald is now program chairman
of the brokers group. lie sue
ceeds Norbert J. Markert.
Ralph f.. Toynton was elected
vice chairman, while Marcus BoSt-
wick will be SecretarN-t treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

ward the enemy: that war indus
tries have the fuel they need TO
make weapons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
LoDer Shades

Lower the shades at night and
keep them down during the day
except when the sun is shining
directly on the window panes or
the light is needed. The insula-
ton afforded between window and
shade by the air pocket may save
from TO 10 per cent in fuel. II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Wolff Urges
Modification
|0f zoning Law
Conversion OF Stores
TO Dwelling Units
Recommended by Official

Temporary modification OF De-
troit's zoning ordinance to permit
of stores into dwelling
units and the expansion of exist
ing dwellings into multiple housing
units. was urged last week by
Joseph p. Wolff, commissioner Of
buildings and safety engineering.
In an address before the brok-
ers' division of the Detroit Real
Estate Board, Wolff declared:
"Our control IL slipping away.
People are bootlegging installa-
tions and are encouraged TO do
so. 1 fear the government will
send people into vacant build
ings. regardless Of zoning re-
stricuons and we should beat
theni ITO the draw by modifying
our requirements for tho dura-
tiOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Guard Against Rust

An important seasonal precau-
Ition, especially in wartime. is
making sure that steel window
castings are thoroughly protected
against rust. They should be
cleaned OF all rust and dirt and
then thoroughly coated with paint
or Varnish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Name Special Group
To Help War Workers

The Home Builders Emergency
Committee, following a two-day
meeting in Washington last week,
a special committee TO
find means 10 secure for private
of war workers
dwellings lumber and priority rat
ings of the same value as those
recently assigned 10 $50 public
housing projects.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Decorate Rooms

For a different and colorful
effect, finish the ceiling of your
basement or attic recreation room
with alternating rectangles Of
insulating board in contrasting
Icolors. These small panels come
ready cut and. when installed. give
the ceiling a -tile-like appearances.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12
SLEEPY cesky vynalezce ma u
speech We SVEN podnikani.

Tiskova sluzba Wide World
Service roZeslaIa anglickym
casopisGm z Houston, Tex. "a
jlmavou zpravu O krajanu E.
duardu Hanakovi ST., ktery
vzdor tomu, re je jiz 10 rok6
SLEEPY, stale ma sveho vynale-
zaveho ducha a media mu zaha-
lett.
Hanak obdrzel uz radu pa
TENTH ma RUNE vynalezy k Il
spoTe prace cd nestastneho
dine roku 1924, kdy vybuch ply
nu v jeho domacl laboratoTi no
oslepil a bylo ku podivu, re no
docela neusmrtil.
S neZlomnym duchem a "a
videnlhOdnou odvahou Hanak
vsak i pc te spradal sve plany
pro budoucnost, temer tax, ia
ko by Sc nebylo mic stale.
Jeho odvaha byla zrovna tax
velika, jake odvaha d1vky
ktera no milovala a kterou by
la Mildred Gardner. Hanak a
Gardner Sc zamilovali skoro ma
prvnf pohled, ale byli spolu je-
nom nekolikrate, neil Sc Ha-
nakovi prihodilo ono nestestf s
vybuchem plynu.
Ia til dni pc jeho propuste-
nj z nemocnice tento parek sla-
vii sve zasnoubenf. Gardner
Size. vedela,ze Hanak nikdy liz
vice sveho zraku nenabude, lee
vzdor tomu Sc rozhodla spojiti
svdj zivot S Hanakovym. A DO
celou tn dobu jeho slepoty az
do nynejska vzdy a stale byla
pc boku milovaneho muze.
Svatbu tento parek slavil "a
ctyfi mes1ce pc onom nestestf a
cd tie dolby manzele Hanakovi
zili We stest1 a spokojenosti.
Hanak ma "a sebou pozoru-
hodnou karieru jake inzenyr a
jake vynalezce a tato kariera
Sc bl1z1 blilantnosti.
Vynalezl jiz mnoho vecf pro
skladiste a terminaly k 1spore
prace. Je to ma pTlklad auto
maticka vaha ma vazeni obilf,
nadhlavnf trolleyovy system
nakladanf a konveyor pro ba-
vlnu, uzfvany nyni We vetsine
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12

pfistavG, kde Sc sklada a ma
klada bavlna.
Hanak byl skalopevne roz-
hodnut, re ztrata zraku nesmf
z~astaviti jeho karieru. Kdyz Sc
dostatecne pozdravil, ably mo-
hi dohllzeti ma praci, otevrel
malou strojnickou dflnu a po-
kracoval v praci ma svych Wy
nalezech.
Kazdy vynalez v jeho dime
je prvne zhotoven z papfru a
zmodelovan jeho sekretarkou
Ruth Bennett, kterou vyucuje
kreslicstv1. Ruth mne ud6la
tyto male modely, abych je mo-
hi %ohmatati," vysv6tloval Ha-
max.
Zat1m co jeho mock vyba-
vuje mu nejaky vynalez, jeho
sekretarka pfse a kresli a "vi-
d1" "a neho. A pri teto unika-
tnf spolecne praci rodf Sc novy
vynalez.
Cd chvile, kdy Hanak byl
postizen slepotou, dial 81 paten-
jiz dev6t stroll. Mezi
mimi je traktorovy nakladac a
a elevator pro nakladanf
a v~ykladanf barek. Nakladac
i jerab jsou urceny k ulozenf
100 az $50 zok1 bavlny v no.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12
Konecne.

V Ida, Mimi, Is rokG stara
zahada byla rozlustena, kdyz
byla nalezena pTi strhovan1 sta
reho prasecnfku kostra roku
1924 zmizele Emmy Rabove.
serif pravf, re nikdo nebude
moci byt potrestan, ponevadz
vrah lonskeho podzimku zem-
rel. zena byla zavrazdena ra-
nou do hlavy, jak rozbita leb-
ka ukazuje a nenf pochyby, re
il zavrazdil manzel a mrtvolu
pochoval V prasecnfku. Kdyz
byla pohfesovana, tax manzel
sdelil 1TadGm, re zena odejela
do Nemecka a tim bylo veske-
re patran1 Zastaveno. Dcera
zavrazdene E. Vilmo z Gary
pravl, re matka zmizela 10.
cervence 1924 a otec detem
fekl, re odejela do N6mecka.
Proc il zavrazdil, nebude nj
kdy z~jist6no. Ponevadz vinnfk
jest mrtev, tax tim jest cely
pffpad uzavTen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12
"Proc slouzim v Ceskosloven.
ske armade."
(Why / am a Czechoslovak
Soldier).
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. R.)

Ceskoslovenska narodnf ra-
da v Americe vydala v anglic-
KEN pfeklade dopis vojaka v
ceskoslovenske armade v An
gill why | am a Czechoslovak
Soldier. Jmeno nelze uverei-
nit protoze zanechal We vlasti
svou rodinu. Ale je to historic
ky document o .citech praveho
ceskoslovenskeho muze, ktery
zaslouz1, ably 81 no nase veTej-
most povS1mnula.
Neznamy voj1n mem lfcf
vtrzeni nemeckych hord do
Prahy v bTeznu 1889 a hrdzy,
jez bezprostredne pc mem ma
sledovaly. Jiz tehdy v mem u
zravalo rozhodnuti Sc dostat
Ia hranice, coz Sc mu "a cas- pc
pTekonan1 r1znych prekazek
take podaTilo. V Marseille Sc
pfihlasil do ceskoslovenske ar
mady, prozil pad Francie a pc
strastiplnem 1stupu pribyl do
Angle, kde Sc dnes ceskoslo-
venske vojsko s armadami O.
statn1ch Spojenych narod1 pTi-
pravuje Ike vpadu ma evrop-
skou pevninu, az uderf pr1hod-
ma hodina.
Dopis jest vyznanim vfry po-
ctiveho a charakterniho cesko-
slovenskeho cloveka, iemuz
svedom1 a muzna cest nedajf,
ably stall soucasnem svetod6j-
mem zapase stranou. Je cesko-
slovenskym vojakem, protoze
ma zdrave a slime Pare, proto-
re nechce byt nemeckym otro-
KEN, protoze chce, ably jeho
rodina jednou lila bez strachu,
v m1ru, pokoji a bezpecf a pro-
toze poklada "a svou svatou
povinnost pomahat v boji "a
vymanenf sveta z prachu ponf-
zenf, do nehoz byl svet nacis-
mem uvrzen.
"Jsem v armada a .jsem rad,
re dnes mohu m1ti zbran v ru-
ce. Vojna nen1 zadny med. A
lie co ma tom, kdyz sc clovek ma
cas- VIDA sveho pohodlf. Nenf
to tax tezke, kdyz uvazfte, re
vojaci svymi te1y hajf, co lid
stvo pracne pc staletf budovalo
a co Sc Nemci pokousejf vyvra-
tit z kofene. Je tisickrat lepe
nasadit vsechno a jft do boje
nez lit do smrti jake rab a s
desem v srdci, re nase deti a
vnuci take budou bednymi O.
|troky."
"Why I am a Czechoslovak
Soldier" mono objednati v
kancelafi Ceskoslovenske ma
rodn1 rady v Americe, 4O49 w.
I26th St., Chicago, Ill. Posta-
rejte Sc o to, ably letak dosel
co nejvetS1ho rozs1ren1 zejme-
ma take mezi nas1 dor1stajici
mladezi a mezi vasimi americ-
kymi pfateli a znamymi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12

dine tam, kde drive bylo MOI
no uskladniti jenom asi 40 20
XII bavlny pri pouzitf rucnf
prace.