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Evening star., 1942-07-16
AMONG LARGE OAKS,

White Bungalow on y Acre.
Near Clarendon shopping center and
! block from 10c bus this charming bunga-
low with an. enormous screened living
porch, has all the privacy of a country
home; rooms include large living dining
room with fireplace, attractive elassed-
bedrooms, nursery and bath large STORAGE
attic. full basement witht.maids lavatoTy
and Gear garage: other features include
oil heat and Venetian blinds: price,
S1l 900.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2s4o WILSON BLVD, Arlington VA.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

fNVsS1"ENI TNVFENTT WNNTEO.
CASH FOR 12-16-UN1T APT. HOUSE,
in downtown or any desirable section.
Cash for houses, Q and family hats; also
business property. Must show good re-
turns.
1907 H St. E. A. BARRY ME. 2O25.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

2-r, K and B. apts, gear gar. 1000
cash reg. bal. perm IN. w. w. BAILEY
MA. 1870.
2s13 18th ST. N.E.-NEARLY NEW BRICK,
and b. viii sell cheap. Mr.. Pendleton,
DU. 346S. WAPLE g. JAMES. INC, d.
3346.
300 BLOCK 18th NE-sToRE AND 2
apts; $1,000 cash req, bal 1st trust
". w. BAILEY. Ma. $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
SMALL, FARM IN CITY

Attractive 5-room and bath bungalow;
With garage and $4,000 so. 1T. OF ground
for flowers. vegetables; zoned for 4-famly
fiats; $3.50 cash. balance monthly. Price
Ss,a5n
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP =,
1A1G District HS1T.
Evening star., 1942-07-16

WESTOVEE,
Near Claude swanson Jr. High School: s.
Timken oil-burner unit. summer and winter
hookup Carrying charges S3737 if you
have $3.50 cash, or arrangements can be
made as low as $1,000 down Priced 10
sell today, S7.250 Act quickly
J. LEE PRICE,
1908 80 Arlington Ridge Rd JA 1904
Evening star., 1942-07-16
IN 7 HE HEANI OF
WESLEY HEIGHTS,

The Garden Spot Of washington.
4-bedroom house on wooded lot, block
planned and contains large living room,
dining room, kitchen, 1st-noor lavatory
and bath. screened porch maids room and
bath. hoored attic gear garage gas
W. c. 1 A. n, MILLER DEvELo LocMENT CO..
11l9 nth ST. NV. DI, 4464.
phNne WI 1aoS
Evening star., 1942-07-16
STORES FOR RENT.

NEW SHOPPING CEN Ten
just being completed in 5000 block Of
South Capitol St, now being paved; busi-
ness center for 1000 family units now up
and under construction within past 2 years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01
Three Factors Responsible
For Rising Food Prices
BY IDA JEAN KAHN

control. That is boarding.
Looked at coolly, il amounts TO
a crime.
1t was boarding more than
anything else that was respon-
sible for the jump in the price
of sugar from 81 per 100 pounds
to $50 during the other war.
Mr.. Willis declared that the
homemaker is TO be congratu-
lated on her sane and patriotic
buying in this present emer-
geney.
Although there are some
grabby women, the majority are
trying to go right along with
Uncle Sam.
You do not need TO stock up.
You may miss some of the old,
familiar packages from the
grocer's, shelves. for many of the
foods will be wearing new
dresses. But the food inside will
be as familiar and as good az
ever.
Copyright. 1917. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01
Ice Cream Recipe

ICE CREAM is a favorite
dessert the year round; and pep
permint stick ice cream, made
in your own refrigerator, will
delight the family old and
young alike.
Peppermint Ice Cream
% cup sweetened condensed
milk
y cup water
l cup whipping cream
l cup crushed peppermint stick
candy
Mix the sweetened condensed
milk and water together. Chill.
Whip cream 10 a custard-like
consistency and fold into chilled
mixture. Place in freezing unit
of refrigerator until half frozen.
When partially frozen, scrape
from freezing ire. Beat until
smooth but not melted. Fold
in crushed candy. Replace in
freezing unit. Stir once again
before completely frozen. VIII
serve six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01
Last Decade Not Wasted
America Has Been BUILDING

laughter must learn to know
tears. And the cynical and the
chicken-hearted will cast up in
our faces 1.-The lost years
But they were not lost years.
They were years spent in build
ing the nearest thing TO the
Kingdom of God that man has
ever known.
They were years blessed by
peace and prosperity for Us all.
And when hard times came
every hand in America went
down into its back pocket and
spent its reserve cash.
And I for one am proud OF
that. am prouder of it than I
would be of 10 times the Axis
reserve Of guns and .bayonets
and poison gas.
We Made Men
Neglected as we were at times.
there wasn't a street in America
that touched the filth and misery
and despair Of the alleys of
Toxic.
They made guns. We made
men. We made men with hope
and pride in their hearts and an
opportunity ahead if they would
take it. And that. l vow, is the
most glorious record any nation
can ever make. and il is the only
record on which any nation can
depend.
For the guns will 60. The
fighting robots will be killed.
The hate will die of its own
poison. But the faith and free
dom and friendliness which in
spired America cannot be
touched by bomb or shrapnel.
They will go on. They will
conquer. They will be here when
the war conferences are finished
and peace comes 10 our troubled
hearts. For they are the eternal
things.
They are the things which
God breathed into the clay 10
separate man from brute.
Copyright. 1912. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01
Elsie Robinson

I GROW a little weary Of this
national cry Of regret. this
piling of ashes on our heads and
the wringing Of hands because
we have not been making guns
and tanks for the last 10 years.
Admittedly it is true. Ad-
mitted also that il would come
in darn handy now. but / deny.
with all the Americanism in me,
that it's a blot on our record.
I'm no sissy. I'd take a poke
at any alien who made faces at
me, as quick as any other cit
lien. I'm as keen on our imme-
date defense and as aware Of
its necessity.
I'm also aware that aliens
who have abused Americas hos
pitality have the shellacking of
their lives coming to them and
are going TO get il. And / hope
I'm still around when il starts.
Better Building
Moreover, I think that any
worker who retards our defense
program now on any pretext
should be given the limit, and
how! And l say this regardless,
though was union born and
bred.
But I still refuse to think
that we are a bunch of lazy
half-witted slugs because we
have not spent our time, as
Germany and Japan have done,
in making death machines.
Granted we're lazy, happy-go-
lucky, generous TO a fault. yet
/ still believe we were building
a better thing these past years
than death.
We were building fair cities
where the rich and the poor
alike had a decent deal.
We were building hospitals
where those without money
could be healed.
We were building the finest
schools on earth and the hap
piest homes.
We were standing straight, as
free men should stand. and
laughing deep in our hearts and
sharing that laughter with our
neighbors.
There wasn't a fine cause in
this land or any other TO which
we did not contribute in those
years. We may not have snug
gled guns but we sent mercy
and hope, tenderness and COM
passion throughout the globe.
And every time / think of this
l am proud
Make Sacrifices
Well have to work a little
faster now 10 delouse the world
and take the spare tires off our
own waists.
Well have to make sacrifices
and know the cruel thrust Of
fear. We who have known
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01
Romantic Gown

is YOURS to be a picture
book wedding-medieval prin-
cess gowns, flowing wells, pearl
caps for the bridesmaids? Then
you'll be interested in the we'd
ding gown designed for Ellen
Drew to wear in her picture.
Gown is ivory crepe, belted
In at Ellen's slim waist with a
wide jeweled girdle, closely At
ted. brought to a high point
in the center front. Slim skirt
flows away from this belt in
sunburst pleats.
Bodice is high. sleeves fitted
down to points over the hands.
Veil flows from a medieval
Coronet crown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01
No Eligible
Young Men
.InWashing+on
BY HELEN ROWLAND

! WASHINGTON, ID. C.--There
sare two things for which no girl
: should ever come TO Washington
e-the climate or a husbandl
! Today. yesterday and forever.
sWashington is and has been the
-most manless town in the coun-
rtry-as far as eligibles are con-
ecerned. A garden Of love. full
~of forgotten flowers! It's an
a AdamleSs Eden. Take il from
-this refugee, who was born and
ERASED there, but escaped.
: WASHINGTON is the most
sglamorous and romantic city in
1.-THE world. A perfect setting for
love scene. where the southern
=moon shines down through ave-
~nues of trees. And you walk
Snnder them-alone! Or with
-mamma and papa Where the
-long, languorous May evenings
1make you dream of love-and
~NOu WAKE UP W ilild lildt AiltlS
lis nothing TO love.
: AS long as you are young
-enough TO 90 around with high
sschool boys and college men,
-Washington is exciting. Just at
this season the hotels are gay
with a mad whirl of fraternity
~dances. and teeming with lovely
~girls and bright-cheeked young
men in white ties and tails. The
cocktail bars in the smart spots
<hre overwhelming with men from
.-all over the country.
z But DON'T let all this male
pulchritude deceive you Unless
Fou are lucky enough to have
snapped up an army man or an
annapolis cadet or a govern
fnent clerk, by the time you
-teach the marrying age, you had
better pack your trunk and 60
back to Podunk or Crosstown
Formers and marry the bank
Hlerk.
Z 1t isn't that there aren't plenty
~ men in Washington: it's Just
chat they are all married. Mar
fied - and .hog-tied.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01
Make Sacrifices

Well have to work a little
faster now 10 delouse the world
and take the spare tires off our
own waists.
Well have to make sacrifices
and know the cruel thrust Of
fear. We who have known
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01
CuIo+te Style
Frock Ideal
For GoIfing
BY JOAN DEAN

MAY FIRST it Is and, to the
fashion-minded, the opening Of
the cotton season. OF course,
some of us have jumped the gun
others will get a late start.
but at least we have the official
sanction from the powers-that-
be.
We won't need much coaxing
after experiencing the past
warm days. Cottons are all too
welcome, even though we know
well wear them constantly,
everywhere from wedding recep-
tons 10 our trundle beds, for
many months to come.
To salute this all-American
fabric, we chose to present the
neatest little fashion in the cot
ton world.
LOOKING AT the dress IN
question. would you guess that
it's a culotte? Not for a mo-
ment, but that's because of the
patented, INSTRUMENTATION
disguise which puts this sports
dress in the street class.
Even at the back, the pants
idea is concealed by means of q
wide kick pleat.
Have it in rose. aqua, light
blue or natural with a navy
elasticized belt. The fabric is a
crush-resistant rayon- cotton,
woven in pinpoint check. How
ever. the exact style comes in
less expensive corded chambrays,
with the golf tees as buttons in
stead OF belt decor.
SATURDAY, MAY 2, Is Moth
er's Day at the Sub-Deb Club.
Come 1920 a. m. and a Fashion
Show of Mothers and Daugh-
ters' Toggery will lead off the
program. Next will be a mock
radio program called do You
Have Problem Parents?"
In this humorous skit, four
lasses dubbed Chloe Clothes
horse. Daisy Droop, Dorothy
Dollar and Susie Scatterbrain
will present their cases to a
Good Will Court. Shortly there
after the Mormon Male Chorus,
a famous group from the West,
will sing popular songs.
All high school girls and
mothers are welcome TO attend.
and in case you were wondering,
there's no admission charge. For
further information, call Joan
Dean. Cherry $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01
Measure Carefully

BISCUITS ARE the quickest
of quick breads, quickly made
and quickly eaten, too. How
ever; as in all cooking. taks
time to measure the ingredients
carefully. Most important of all
-sift -four once before measuS-
ing il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01

NOWADAYS YOU can't come
home with enough change left
out of a five-dollar bill to pay
the paper boy and you are apt
TO hold the grocer personally
responsible.
You may even suspect he is
nicking the customers a nickel
more for butter so he can pay
for his wife's spring outfit. But
there is more than that TO the
price rise.
Paul Willis, president of the
American Grocers Association.
told the nutritionists some IL
Eliminating facts on both the di-
rect and indirect causes of the
price increase the other eve
ming.
i was very much interested in
finding out what it is that de-
termines prices and am sure
you will be.
Three Factors
Since 1899, the retail price of
food has gone up 1853 per cent.
the three important fluctuating
factors in this increase are the
cost of labor, farm prices and
taxes. All these have been
tackled on the price you pay for
food.
We are assured that every
one in the food business is
fighting further increases.
To halt advances, price cell
ings have been placed on all
commodities with a tendency
to be jumpy. That is quite an
improvement over conditions in
the last war, but there is room
for more improvement.
Can't Control
There are some factors, of
course, over which nobody has
any control such as the
weather during harvest time,
and the problems of labor and
transportation during war
times.
Another unpredictable factor
is the quantity of food it will
be necessary to ship abroad
under the lease-lend bill.
The American food industry
is being rapidly modified for
war. More acreage is devoted
to the essential foodstuffs than
even before in the history of
our country. and it is expected
that the vastly expanded pro-
duction will be enough TO sup
ply both America and the Allied
countries.
Effect Of Hoerdine
There is one thing affecting
food costs which you can help to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01

MARITIME staying right
why'a jacket outfit like this Anne
Adams Indispensable It's becoming it's versatile for
tastefuy round the clock.
Pattern GASP very simple make too with ITS con-
else accompanying sewing directions The pictured style made
Ceanese popular white print
Stitched peats open through the skirt sofness
shouee the necne high and slashed The jaunty
jacket ostwhIte Beachenese with wide cuffs and reve
collar print teup smarty with the fock Pattern CA9o2
is available in sizes II 10 AZ.
SIXTEEN CENTS in coins for this pattern Please be
plainly address pattern number and
desired
Address Adams Pattern Department
Times Detroit Mich Owing customs regulation
patterns Canadian destinations cannot be hed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01

You'll save many dimes
through handling your electrical
equipment with care. Invest
those dimes in Defense Savings
StampS-for the sake of democ-
racy!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01

IN WAR TIMES-SAVE DIMES
EMPTY THE dirt bag OF
your vacuum cleaner after
every cleaning job. This will
keep the cleaner at peak effici-
ency, prolong its life, and reduce
repair bills.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
Is MESfCU "a KRADEZ
TOBOLKY.

Joseph Bryant, 26lety GER
noch, jenz primal, re svym ca
sem byl v trestanecke kolone
Georgia okresu, odsouzen byl
nyn1 ma Is mes1c1 do kaznice.
Souzen byl, re 20. bTezna ma
Baltimore ulici u High ulice u
kradl zene tobolku. Okradenou
byla Roma Cullott.
= Do polepsovny odsouzen
byl 21 lety cernoch, James
Morse, jenz usvedcen byl, re
hroze nozem podTfznouti hrdlo
pfepadeneho, tohoto okradl O
81. Cernoch napadl Harolda
Martin, 18leteho v sobotu rano
ma Lexington a Arch ulic1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
ZLODEJ STRELEN
v APARTMENTU.

Probuzeny vykfiky sve man
zelky, muz vyskocil a stTelil We
sve loznici cernosskeho zlodeje
ma prvn1m poschod1 apartment
niho domu We 200 blocku East
ulice. Marie Apicella probu-
zena byla kolem 4. hodiny v
pondelf rano zahlednouc svet-
10 z rucnf lampicky. Vykrikem
jej1m probuzen byl manzel, AL
phonse j. Apicella, a strelil
zlodeje do podbTisf. Zlod6j wy
behl z loznice a skocil otevTe-
nym oknem do ulice a zmizel.
Policista probuzeny alarmem
nalezl zlodeje lezicfho pred
dveTmi v 900 blocku Low ulice.
Wat byl do nemocnice, kde ma
mem provedena byla operace.
Zlodej me- ma sobe casti vo-
jenske uniformly. Zjisten v mem
byl William A. Penny, 27lety,
jenz utekl z vojenske sluzby
172. pluku v New Yorku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
SRAzKA BUSU.

Tfi osoby usmrceny byly a Fl
jinych zraneno, sedm z mich
tezce, kdyz diva naplnene busy
srazily Sc v nedeli ma Washing.
ton Boulevard u Halethorpe.
Usmrceni byli: manzele Da-
MEL Murphy z Jersey City a
cernoska Gladys Lemis.
= Dvacet tTi osoby porane-
ny byly, kdyz dive elektricke
kary vracely Sc naplnene O.
brannymi deln1ky. Ku srazce
doslo ma Light ulici u Heath.
NejhGTe zraneni byli: David
Schroeder z Eastern avenue,
Louis Hummer re st. Paul ulice
a Ernest Such z N. Charles ul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
CESKA-VfTEZ v SOUTEzI.

American Legion Auxiliary
Marylandskeho DEPARTMENT.
uspoTadala nedavno soutez
"Amerikanismus'' a blahopfeje
vftezi teto souteze mladistve
krajance slecne Eleanor Pa
zourkove, posluchacce z Usta-
WI Notre Dame.
Eleanor bydlf v elsie 1927
Ashland Ave-, jej1 rodice jsou
krajane, Vaclav a Anna Pa
zourek. Titul pojednan1 byl:
characteristics dobreho Anne
ricana" a odmena World Book
Encyclopedia Go Is svazc1ch) !.
Pojednan1 81. Pazourkove bu-
de zaslano do Narodnf Souteze.
Vyhra Dude 500 a doufame,
re Eleanor opet zv1tez1.
Pfedsedkou Department. of
Md. je p1. William Goldman.
Soudci byly: p1.: Cornelia Ro-
dock, J. Bailey Mercer,J. Kemp
Troupe a Sol. Seligson.
Soutez fidila p1. Anthony J.
Peroutka, Americanism-chair-
man pro Dept. of Md. ktera
byla vyslana do tohoto sboru
nasi mfstn1 James G.. Ludwig
Unit No. 1879. PAM Peroutkova
byla velmi cinnou pTi zaklada-
nj teto jednotky a byla tez jejl
prvnf pTedsedkou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
STYCH KREJCfHO v A
ZACHRANIL TVAR
POLICISTY.

Stych v cas- zachranil tvar a.
nebo spise kalhoty policisty,
jenz Sc svym motorcyklem "a
chycen byl v ohni v 100 blocku
w. Baltimore ulice.
Policista, Joseph Novak, po-
kousel Sc uvesti MOTORCYCLE do
pohybu, pri cemz v tonic ma
jednou doslo ku vybuchu a O.
hni. Nekdo zavolal hasice, a.
lie Novak hezky z ticha ubehl
ma m1sto rozhodne jineho a lep
S1ho druhu. Krejc1, k nemuz
Novak zabehl, zachranil noha-
vice policistovy a take tvaT No
vakovu, jez rozhodne nebyla
eegyenajfcf Sc cd slunce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
POLICEJNf
SLUZBY.

Oznameno bylo, re O policej-
nj sluzby hlasilo sc 6O8 kandi-
datG, z nichz We skutecnosti je-
nom 485 sc podvolilo.
Listina kandidat1 v platnosti
zGstane pc cely rok, do %. du-
bna 1913.
Znamka 1spechu byla 70 a
dosazena byla 233 kandidaty
re 485.
Mezi temi, co dosahli 1spe-
chu 80 anebo vice, jsou MAST
krajane: Emil Nemec, 1927
Ashland Ave-, Howard D. Ze-
lenka, 2643 E. Madison ulice,
Albert M. Kadlec, FOG N. Bel
nord Ave., Frank J. Novotny,
1908 Ashland Ave. a Frank V,
Janos, 287O Kentucky Avenue,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
o $500.

John Opatta z Rock Hall,
Kent okres, jenz dokazoval, re
nema zadan byti ably registro-
val pro vojensky odvod pone-
vac nenl obcanem, v pondeli
zadrzen byl pro vladnf velko-
porotu pod zarukou $1,000.
Opatta narozen byl v Ches-
tertown. V soudu uvadel, re
prava obcanskeho nikdy neu-
I'll. Pozdeji ~zjisteno, re pra-
YOU prfcinou byly nabozenske
rozpory jez mel prot valce.
KomisaT uvedomil jej, re CT
zinci zrovna tax jake obcane
jsou povinni dati Sc registrova-
tt do vojenske sluzby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01

BY ZRANEN.

Stanley Wallack, 2Olety stu
dent v Baltimorske skole vzdu-
choplavby zranen byl, kdyz V
pondel1 klesl sc vZducholod1
svoj1 ma pole severne cd Curtiss
Wright stanici. Wallack jest z
New Yorku. Zranen byl ma &C.
lie a rameno pTerazeno.
= Hedge Kemper, 26lety z
York, Pa, upalen byl ku smrti,
kdyz v 1tery casne v noel jeho
truck srazen byl z York road,
mill severne cd Cockeysville ma
telegraph sloup.
Rfdic druheho trucku, jenz
vrazil do Kempera, zmizel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
POSLEDNf DEN KOUPf
CUKRU.

V pondelf byl poslednf den,
kdy mono bylo koupiti cukr.
Cd pul noel pondeli do 4. kvet-
ma vsechny prodeje a koupe
z~akazany.
Pocinaje 5. kvetnem cukr
prodavan Dude jenom ma pred
lozenl registracn1ch knizek.
Potrebuj1c1 cukr registrovali
Sc V 1tery a We stredu cd 3 no
din odpoledne do 9 hodin v no
CT We vsech vysSfch skolach.
Soukrome osoby registrovati
Sc budou pro registracnf knfz-
ky A., s., 6. a Z. kvetna We vsech
verejnych skolach cd dvou no.
din o%dpoledne do 9 hodin v no
ci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01

Robert O. Sullivan, 32lety z
Maryland avenue, nalezen byl
mrtvy svoji manzelkou We svet-
nici plynem naplnene, kdyz pTi
sla O pIl seste iodine v pondeli
rano pc straven1 noel Sc sestrou
svoj1. Plyn vychazel re tf1 no
TakG ma kamnech, jez otevfe-
ny byly ale nezapaleny.
- 17leta dfvka, Marcia Loo
min nalezena byla v bezvedo-
mi v pTlzemi domu 415 Zap.
20. ulice. Nezapalena plyno-
va kaminka stala u dfvky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01

Vystrahu, re stoupanf valec-
nych cen NIUE pfinesti drastic
kou inflaci, vedouc1 k socialni
revoluci a chaosu, pronesl V
Des Moines, Iowa M. A. Linton,
predseda PRECEDENT Mutual
Life Insurance Co. z Filadelfie.
Tyr dale pravil re vseobec-
ma dan z prodeje pc cele zemi,
kontrola cen, ulozenf 1spor do
vladnlch bond6 a pojistenf ma
zivot jsou pravdepodobne nej-
lepS1mi hranicemi prot inflaci.
Linton mluvil pred cleny OBJ
chodnf komory Des Moines
Chamber of Commerce a sdru-
zenf zastupc1 zivotnich pojisto
ven Des Moines Association of
Life Underwriters. Dale pra-
vii:
"Zmeny v DAM z osobnfho
pf1jmu, jak je navrhuje sekre-
tar pokladu Henry L. Morgen-
lthau, postihly by tezce velics
malo lidf a prispely by take We
lice malo k snizeni pTebytecne
nakupni silly mezi masami Wy
delavajfcfmi 81 svou prac1.
"Kontrola mezd pracuj1c1ch
a kontrola cen potravin jsou
jednou z hlavnfch zkousek,
ktere jsou nyn1 vystaveny de-
mokraticke instituce," pravil
Linton nakonec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
TISfCE VfTAJf NAMORNf
REKRUTY.

Nekolik tis1c divakn vitalo v
sobotu odpoledne $50 manor
mich rekrutG, kteTf skladali pTi-
sahu ma War Memorial names
tt pred mestskou radnici.
Mezi Tecniky byl governor
O'Conor. V parade bralo L.
castenstvi sedm hudebnich sbo-
RI, sbor matek, Tall Cedars
skupiny, Americke a Cervene-
no Kf1ze shrOmazden1.
Governor O'Conor v Teci sve
dekoval rekrut1m, kteTf do
Baltimore pfijeli z r1znych
stran statu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
Hrozi nedostatek farmafskych
delnikH.

z Harrington Sc oznamuje, re
tamni obchodn1 komora podala
zadost ma zeleznicn1 komisi, a.
by zapovedela zeleznicnim spo-
lecnostem vyvazen1 farmar-
skych delnfk1 do statu Colora-
do n apraci do tamn1ch cukrov-
kovych poll. Mnoho deln1kG
.jiz bylo odvezeno a hrozf ne
bezpecf, re tam brzy nebude
delnik1 ma sbiranf bavlny a ia
znstane ma poll. Podobne je to-
mu i jinych castech Texasu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
Nebezpecnf hadi.

Re Sinner, v Texas sc sdelu-
je, re had medak ustknul Ed.
Fennera cd Messy Grove ma
ruce, kdyz "sakoval" kukurici.
Mala dceruska Waltera Tesche
byla ustknuta jedovatym pa
voukem cernou vdovou, kdyz
sbfrala pradlo. Oba byli nuce-
nj vyhledati lekafskou pomoc.
- z Jourdanton Sc sdeluje,
re tam zemrel pc ustknuti ha-
dem znamy farmar Louis
Ploch. Bylu stknut jedovatym
hadem pri prehanenf dobytka
ma SVEN pastvisku.