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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01

only one man in a cast of all women is Club
des Femmes." which starred Danelle Darrieux.
This picture had a cast of 200 women and
one man. As for films with all male casts recall
only two: Journeys End and "One A. M, the
latter starring Charlie Chaplin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01

How stTnHge " seeWs, und NtUI
Browning.
CWho was the first famous man Who spoke
10 you? My first was Theodore Roosevelt al
political meeting my mother look me 10 in
New York
fAfter Teddy next celebrity / met
ChriSty Mathewson. After that Bob Fitzsmmons.
This was after Bob had retired from the ring
and was living in Bensonhurst, a suburb OF
Brooklyn.
First famous woman who spoke TO me was
Lillian Russell She said: Keep the change,
sonny" sold her a newspaper. V. d.
A NNYSE SHERMAN. Recently chosen 10 be
"A Miss New York City in the Atlantic City
bathing beauty contest No bathing beauty con-
test winner has ever become a film star.
Victor Moore. He was at the Polo Grounds
on Sept, % 1908, the day Merkle forgot to touch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
During Mr.. WincheHs absence his column
will be conducted by guest eoIumnists
Things / Never Knep Til Now
About Wake Island
BY BRIAN DoNLEvY

THAT the first Jap heavy warshp sunk by
4 United States pilots in the war off
Wake, December IL +. and that Maj. Henry
T. Elrod and Capt Frank Cunningham Tharin,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
e. v. DHTIing

Al, did you once see Shelley plain,
And did he stop aud speak TO you'
Aud did you speak 10 him AGAIN.
How strange IL seems, and Repi
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06

they can :I;5! 70 cat-na: "hzs l..
pealS 10 taste or appetite or w'rat
IS best nUtrltionally. Ia North
America We are getting a little
taste OF this with sugar ration.rg
and meat ratiOning looming, but
not enough to disturb us. 1t IS diff
fIcu!t to imagine that the time will
come when Sc cannot got q COM
pIctc and balanced diet.
wish the sugar rationing had
been little more drastic and
every "Utritionl>t believes that
the meat rat!oning. if kept 10 two
meatleSs days a week. will nc good
Tor US. There are a good many
tons of excess fat being carried
around by the citizens of North
America which sugar rationng
would have helped to get rid Of.
In Germany after the last war
the death rate from high blood
pressure, diabetes and Bright's
disease remained at 4 very low
level for years, which was as
cribed to the fact that the Ger
mans had previously boon over
eating. Du" to their enforced fast
they lost weight and the lack Of
meat took bur ten off the kid
neys. and since high blood pres
sure, diabetes ard Bright's d.
sease are associated with over
weight and TOO mucn protein. the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06

muscular hygiene is primary.
Starting on, OH any kind of stint
of work, nutrition aid good mus.
Giles and circulation contribute to
the balance Of the mind.
In such terrific emergencies a.
We are living through now. am
inclined to think mental hygiIne
takes first place.
| do not believe public officials.
newspapers, magazines, radio al
nouncers, feature and editorial
writers always realize the effect
Of what they are saying and an.
nouncing on ordinary minds -
and that includes the majority of
us. Nor especially. the effect OIL
minds that are not quite stable.
Effect on Minds
Even the most vigorous and
courageous and optimistic minds
are staggered at times by what is
going on around us. How must
the impact Of these events affect
those who were never designed
FOR great responsibility or intcn.
81. thinking.
thn editorial writer or n respon
sible statesman has talked owe,
his message with colleagues wh"
nre as stable. penetrating ana
Judicial as himself. Hc often has
not thought or has 10 conception
Of how that h'cssagc will affect n
less balanced personality.
! am not suggesting that the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06
Keeping Mentally Fl
For War Emergencies

editorials or the pronouncements
cease. but that many of us should
not read or listen.
see it about me all the time,
and 1t Is increasing. ! know
man who operates well in steady
small job - small but necessary.
lie is about 80 years old. but his
intellect is that of II child OF ~.
He is unfortunately where he can
turn on a radio all the time. lie
Is ~, the war news. morning 10
night. And his mental equipments
is such that his efficiency in his
job mas fallen about 10 per ccnS
Cut Down on War Newt
don't believe anybody can
stand mt than one ncwscaSt =
day. Nor more than one political
commentator. You don't have 70
read all of them, you know. IL
this routine disturbs you. 20 back
to Dickens and Dumas and Marx
Twain and see what they said.
A ncurologist IN an Eastern
city told me that after the jOn,o..
ing Of Cologne his office was filled
with jittcry people, some of whom
had not been there for years.
Give up the war news entirely
If you have to. Read Clenden'
ing's column. always soothc you
down. Sometimes | put you 70
sleep
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
J. What causes tocnaii
TO drop of without injury?
Answer: Usually infection /"
the nailbcd, often ringworm.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06

increased. first. Oh account of in
creased Industry and its hazards
ana second. the rs yet remote pos.
sibil'ty vi chemical burns.
While officially classified as "ac
eidcntal, the civil death list from
burns could much more accurately
De put down to careleSsucss. Ac-
cidental burns are those resulting
from highway accidents or times
when machine goes haywirr, But
most burns result VIXEN "A human
being, not the machine. goes hay
wire.
Prevention
AS with ethrr yr .... - -
iesSness' III" y. &c
is the hoI 1 .ug peace
50 per cr' Of N burns occur
the hon. IN = cent in Industry.
and : pr ; N public C.iIcnts.
The ha"r.! Of burns n nr home
natural. increases IN r.. ~! ...I
winter.
PERCEPTION : the primary re-
sponSIoII';y Of the public IN p.ic.
to improve this national record.
The secondary responsibility is
to learn first aid 'r,riUr.l. Of
burns. Il has seemed 10 me. read
ing the reports on new advances
III medicine IN the iaEly PAPERS
and weekly magazines. ;.at there
have been an abnormal number Of
announcement, H., past iuu years
~
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06
BY LOGAN CLENDENING. NJ ID

UNDER ORDINARY. quiet,
Peace time conditions over 5000
persons die in North America
every year from burns. How MANY
thousands were injured or were
permanently distigurcd or de-
formed has never bccp calculated.
In wartime these figures will b,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06

the pains around the muscles
md tendons. like lumhago, sciat-
lea, sacro-iliac, wry neck. tennis
elbow, etc.
Such terms as "lumEago" or
"Sciatica" are now used almost
exclusively by the laity and whctE.
er they know it or not, they aye
nothing but labels. mere smoke
screens for ignorance. A patient
is all pleased with himself when
he has learned to say, Il have lum-
bago." He thinks il shows a pro-
found knowledge of the situation.
when all it means is 81 have = naia
in the general region of the lum-
h"r muscles of the back"
Now the medical profession was
in exactly this blissful psychic
logical state Of mind fifty years
ago, and they used the terms lum-
bago and sciatita Us if they had
definite meanings. Since then we
have learned that there is always
something behind these terms. !
few weeks ago in this column we
discussed the latest findings OF,
sciatica - that in over half the
cases it is due to rrotruSion Of a.
intervene bral disk, and can |
relieved by surgery.
Pain in the Shoulder
A quiet accumulation of infor
nation has occur rcd around that
humble bit troublesome afllict:cT.
chronic pain IN the shoulder Forty
years ago it was rheumatism"
Chat name satisfied everybody
and the diagnosis was made when
the patient made n wry face, put
his opposite hnnd on his shoulder
md rubbed and shrugged. And
the treatment was to put n piece
of flannel over 1t and apply ho:
iron.
Now, according to En- article |
have been reading by DR.. y. G..
Mosclcy, of MLntrcal. Canada. we
have quite definite conccntions of
the thrc" common causes OF chronic
shoulder pain. They are: CD in.
nnmmatiun of the hursa Under the
acromiai process of the shoulder
blade; ca calcificd deposits
ground the tcnions ana muscles:
and - rupture of one of the
snvulici trndons.
Nh"n dortors fifty years ago
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only. and then only through
his co.umn.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06

hr. C!cr.rn.Ug VII. answer
questions e genera. interest
only. and then only through
rs column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06

EDITORS NOTE: p-. CI,uf.. r:
reader. Zach rImihlrt >,..~ f.- "a
Fey any one pumThI.' ,.,.-.r,a .rl
cent Ir 'us'l. amt 90. f-:,!ir.-.y.E leave. ...
-'-''.rH WIKI thrc,-y,ut -':.g.l,. Ia 3D.,
J.. Fem ad'n,nr. ,u care ui rhs. ra..y,.
10" a'nnhIr'- are Three w,rE-' Re. ..
~ ...' 'Iu'!'E",tiru and J,1.-.rl,i, o..
&c.. '1E and tanning. ''irfar' i..g.
instruction. for .h- l',:.'-,,,.,.r ..
t'....'u. =, mIr0iur IiV-jr'.v" AID III,
,..., .! The Hair and SIir."
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06
BY LOGAN CLENDENING. NJ. d,

ONE OF the minor, silent revo-
lutions, but none the less impor-
tant and striking advances in med
iral science. has been in the study
~ those old Affections Of mankind
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06
Prevention Of Burns and
Best Way To.Treot Them

modern FIRST Alder thinks of in
treating an emergency burn are
sulfz pC'"dcr. tannic acid OF grease
OF SONS kind. But to the contrary.
TINS first ald advice says:
DO not apply tammic acid or
Jelly or strong tea Ia a burn until
after III" burn has been properly
Cleaned by a doctor.
DO not apply grease IN any
form"
The foremost and primary rule
IN the first aid treatment of severe
burns is:
Treat all burned patients for
shock"
Even doctors don't know that
one. | heard Of tNn .nivrnrs
puzzled by what TO do Tor a badly
burned patient hrougu; to a hos
pitai. when another came along
and said, "l'd give HIM some NOR
phine." This WAS surprise TO
the others.
Further first aid advice:
For extensive burns rpv,r the
patient with both clean shoe; and
blankets; send the victim 10 a
hospital Immediately.
hrcp the patient wHrrA. Gi-e
ut tea or coffee by mouth.
10 vet move the put.t-t Gb,>.t
attempt 70 put OF = neat
"as.-...''.
y ST. rs MD ANSWERS
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06
Treatment OF Chronic
Pains in the Shoulder

began To N-ray their patients Wit,
shoulder pain they often fornI
That the burSa between the arm
bone and the shoulder blade. which
should he II nice oiled cushion "a
Keep the joint sliding carrfm,,H
mad become calciiicd. II wa.
piece of rock. Nowadays surrnora
Glsscct out this calciiicd burss rn'
der local Gncs;hcsia with vcry
Happy results.
Another method that has rcn.
trloutcd to our knowlcdg, is rho
development of ascptic gurrcrv is
shoulder pain gets unh,arabIo
and the flannel and not iron Jon'
work. the surgeon ran cut in safe.
~ and 50" If thcr" is ANYTHING ho
can ilN. This * what he doe. win
the rupturcd short .,ota,or tendon
Modern Treatments
Under treatment the wider ON.
pioym"nt of massage. electric
Treatments such as G:atnrrmv ami
iaraGiSm. the injection of urvo.
cam iAto the tender spots. mas
done wonders.
Rupture of the shot rotation
l'hGon occurs usually in middle.
aged people after strain fro,i lift.
ing or Il TALL. They feel anan in
the shoulder accompanied by So.
we're pam and muscle spaSm. E.rav
examination is OF Little value in
TIN type of case, but the hi..,ry
plus the fact that movements Of
the Shoulder in certain Giryclious
causes PAIN, makes the diagnosis
QUESTIONS md ANSW Frs
r. f.. Webster Springs. W. Va.
i read that you warned against
IN" danger "i givin" Il second shot
"l tvtaHuS aIt!toXin. Nv siX.yrar.
old son had diphthcria preventive
when SIX years old. The doctor
wants INN to nave "A second dose
on entering school. Wnp!i this
lot he dangerous. a. IL Is horse
serum also?
Answer: No. diphthcr.a :.xoid
has no horse serum. Th, .cuad
6o:" should ae given on entering
sci.2O..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06

EDIrOES NOTE: DR.. CicndcninG ~
seven pamphlets which can be obtained oy
r'nhcrs. E.ch pamphlet sells for j" cchu.,
FOR any pnc pamphlet desired sehI "
ccnts N cuiu. AMI u s"if.nddrCsscd chNe'2ps
stamped with u thrc"-ccnt siamr. " VI
Logan tlcndcninR. in care u thi, nspe,.
fhe pamphlets src: Three Week. Rrdu.,
inr Dict. indigestion aud ron'tira,ion,'
Reducing and Gaining. "infant rev
ing. "irstructions for the Ifcntmcn!iir IT, y.
Diabetes, Feminine Hygiene" and i''
Care Of the Hair and sim.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06
Doctor Says RotIoning Sugar
And Meat May Benefit Health

! the n!catlesS days Will do them
good. On ncatlcss days you can
get your protein from eggs and
/ milk 49,! cheese. and even If YOU
don ;-,"o days a week protein
starva; on won't hurt you.
There remains the advice that
your diet should be sufficient to
meet your energy needs and
should be balanced. There is no
reason why, with bread, butter
and sugar in good quantity. your
energy needs should not be met.
OF course, vegetables and fruits
meet energy needs too, but their
principal contribution to the diet
Is 10 balance 1t with vitam'-s and
minerals.
lncre IS l reported shortage Of
lemons because 30 many are being
dehydratci and sent overseas 10
the armed forces. but YOU can get
your vitam!m & from 'n~asnns.
oranges. can,-.0Gpc. cabbage. par
S.cy, spinach. turu!r- and pota-
toes; vItam!n \ from butter and
cheese; yltaur.v Il frprr mill r.,,.,
rcrnoI Ei......., n .t..,.r.
- '''.'.'.' !, '"' 'hu!t intSnt
nave 10 worry about.
Your DICT for tho r,,r,,;o,
should include thrn milk. eggs,
vegetables. fruits, cereal, bread
an! hutton I,.f. .,.I -, -
" ''''F "ih meat "nch
!o! can .lt =.
nI.Us.r,,>.. -
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06

DR.. Clcndcning will answer
questions of general interest
only. and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06
BY LOGAN CLENDENING. NJ. d.

KEEPING fit under any cir
cumstances involves three some.
what separate but interrclatcd ac-
tivities: the mind, the nutrition
and the muscles. II would be hard
to say which is most important:
this depends on just what you are
expecting your body to do. If
training for an athletic contest.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06

q. F., Les Angeles. C..iif.:-
what is the best time o: Scar to
have the tonsi!s removed!
Answer: There is no rhnIca
oic time is aS g~nG as another.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06

EDITORS NOTE: ur. Cf,u,...,..c bs,
.Csca Iamph',i.. ,yh a. r.r. .l..,..l.,,Ih y
readers. t""H I"f.I..H!,t s.. .. f.. Ia cents
i"i any one III'p'.rt ar .f,a. sen. 10
cents ~ c"IH. nn.i "a .,i; .3.r'"I- &c.. cl,rIuI,e
stamped WITH u taT. .'-,,G.t s...f.,. To Dr.
,.,r al 'i"'d"' ing. O.. eats. OFF 't.- IIper
The rIuIiiI,'i- me- "a. 70 .,y...' |. .iuc-
ing Diet, Iuir t'.'t.'r. rl.3h'Iru'
i!c'i", .ns ava '.H,uIr. ...t .y,ti-
ir.'. "ln~;r",l.'.- iuI ... .r.u, o!
bIGict". :,uI.uIur = all The
Gaze IL the iinif ..ati E; a.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06

+. C.:-What is the difference
in food vaiIe between an ordinnrv
glass Of cows milk and a glass Of
paStcGri2ci milk?
Answer: None.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-06
Women's Golf Matches
Are Now Under WAY

The matcbos to dofa,r,in. n,
cbamnion amona von,o, goIfo,. -
tow, i now, ,n,lo,. WOW. 81 H. ,,,,
njcinaI co,,sa according f. tbn conn.
mittoe in cbaroo Of a,,.a,oo,,e,ts tn,
committee is con,nosod of Doro+b,
Snonccr Mrs I.a PosIov and Me- paI
Toets
particin,nty bavn hoo, no;,od of
in tbo firyt sorond and .b;nJ f1;n[,
matches and fins, r,atab,. ,,.,.t w.
nIavod nv Fridav Anm,st j.. F,tr.,,o,
foo i. "a .o,,t..
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-06
PAGING MIR. DAVIS
AND HIS BOSS

In June, President Roosevelt de-
cidcd that Americans could hardly
win the war while subjected daily to
the Henderson crossfrc For
nearly six months, citizens had been
bombarded with conflicting and con
fusing statements from the Petroleum
Coordinator and the Price Admins
traitor One dav the headline barrage
would batter them with Shortage
The next day an equally official salvo
would say mo Shortage' One day
it would be "Rationing"; the next
NO Rationing" Finally the President
called in Elmer Davis and asked him
to get all the batteries Of Washing
ton publicity lined up somehow on
the same side
1t was understood that the Office
Of Wan Information was authorized
to coordinate official outgivings Of all
kinds, for Ickcs and Henderson guns
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Ca,,;4aI nm ,.-['," ~, na,.;.,, INK.
does not run.
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uoDA c4u..... NJ, r wa. ~.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-06
APPLETIME IN OAKLAND

Appletime in Oakland,
Trees bending, low and old.
Humbly offering treasures
In red, and green, and gold;
The mothering hillsides hover,
Mist-silvered, fold on fold,
And the homesteads brood in twilight
OF joys they safely hold.
Old trees, you are but symbols
OF trust in dreams that last;
Red freight as a shelter
From a wintry blast,
Green pastures rich in promise,
And gold memories of the past.
ST.. NJ. Marguerite, RSM
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-06
Jordan Reunion Scheduled

The annual Jordan reunion will be
held on Sunday, August IS, at the
old home place of Mrs Henry Jordan,
route 219, north Of Oakland. All rela-
tives and friends are invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-06

Francis H. Dryden former Mary
land state director of WPA was made
d colonel in the corps Of Engineers Of
the army.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-06
THE GREAT
GAME OF
POLITICS
BY FRANK r. KEN.T

Copyright bv The Baltin e ,un and
reprintel IN The Rer.b .ln by
permission.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-06
THE INCOMPETENTS

PERMISSION"
THE INCONIpETFNTS
Washington, Aug. f.
Aoair -ho,o is in Washington much
-aIl, abon+ how to .sbakr the -opntIv
mt of its comnlacrnrv." Administered
tior writers insist that the people
must he told that we can lose this
yar Irtinatcs Of the President de-
.Ia5.. he is considering MAKING either
. statement or 4 .freside chat. point
mo ONT Tho. danger. and apppaling for
..wboIp-baarted sacrifices"
@&"
There OUGHT to be plain speaking
alonr This The trouble is not with
the peonI4. They are neither compla-
cont MOI. anatbp+ic The trouhIe is with
connatant INTELLIGENT nor SINGLE
,rl...: a. ;l 4,.,,l, ..,,l
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-06

l4&nJlln@ was aDIaZe.
Although the firemen responded
Immediately the barn was SO nearly
destroyed it was impossible to save
it.
Two calves and ten tons of hay
which were in the barn were de-
stroycd.
Fete Nets SO
The annual lawn feto at Reformed
church. New Germany, was well at
tended. The church netted approx
matcIy $40. which will be added to
the church fund.
nr.,a Vote s11o
Mi. Wal. Bro.Ju.a+a,. chairman,
Of +l,. I-sO N,,,.,. paI;af aar,n.';a., i,
tbo c,,,,+.,;Iln sr,o ro,,ort. .or
+,.iI,n+ioc +o+oI;,o e1lo Mis-. proal
,,..,+.o,. ,,,o, ,s.;s+od ~. .o1ini+ors 7Tis.
D;+, l,l,r,nd. MI. ,f;1.l,,J r,;,I..,.
and Miss rett, 10 Dnrst
yodar ectura. Pn+,rian.
AIvi, I yod.r c,.o,+s,,;IIo cd
d,a..ad ,ba po+a,.. .l,h ,..a,,+I,. ~
Own Gas.y " yoda, raco,+I,. cow,
,lafad :, co,,r.o in irca,dia,., hon,ny
ana ,,,i,o,o,. o,.so..
v-onan Ironorod AZ n;n,or
Ms rucroti. Nnssa,..,,,i+l, ,,.a..
,Iast If bono,. at rbiri,nn 1;nrn,.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-06

Few men can consider these facts
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-06

The annual lawn fetc at Reformed
church. New Germany, was well at
tended The church netted approx.
matcly $40, which viii be added tC
the church fund.
Evening star., 1942-11-18
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT. A
Way to Relieve
Itchy PimpIes

When your skin is irritated with
Ipimples. red blotches and other skin
Iblemishes, and you're crazy with Itch
ing torture, here's quick relief. Get a
Csc box Of Petersons Ointment at
your druggist and apply this delight
full soothing balm. Itching relieved
promptly. Smarting soothed. Your
skin looks better, feels better. Also
wonderful for itching Of feet, cracks
between toes. Try it.
Evening star., 1942-11-18
Missing Army Bomber
Hunted in EverqIudes
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FORT MYERS, Fla, Nov. ia
search over the Florida Everglades
and the Gulf of Mexico was under
way today for an Army medium
bomber, missing since early Tuesday
with six men aboard.
The plane, lost on training flight
from Page Field here, carried the
following crewmen: Second 1t.
Donald E. Vail, Macomb, Ill: Sec
ond 1t. Fred Dees, Burgaw, N. c.:
Second 1t. Lewis P. Miles, East
Hampstead, Long Island; Staff
Sergt. Richard Treat, Marblehead,
Mass; Staff Sergt. Milton H. New
ton, Nashville, Tenn. and Staff
Sergt. William G. Kittiko, McKees-
port, Pa,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-13

CeskosloverSsko vzorem spora
dane demokracie a snaSenli-
vosti.
Americko-zidovsky vybor w
volal v zivot 1stav pro studium
m1rovych a povaIecnych pro
blemu, ktery We svych zpra,
vach prave vydal brozurku s
rozborem stanoviska rnznych
evropskych vlad v zahranicf k
zidovske otazce. Ceskosloven.
sku je v mem venovana zvlast.
ri kapitola o dewitt strankach.
V historickem dvodu je Ces>
koslovensko nazyvano "ostro>
vem podivuhodne spoTadane
demokracie v bourlivem sire
doevropskem mori", kde Sc
vsem mensinam (mezi mimi
take zidovske) dostalo vsech
pray a zaruk jejich narodniho
a kulturn1ho rozvoje.
Zaborem Ceskoslovenska re
dine Is. brezna 1889 ovsem ma
stall obrat a postaveni ceskoslo-
venskych zid1 sc stale prave
tax nesnesitelne jake We vsech
jinych statech podmanenych
majesty.
Nez Ceskoslovenska vlada v
zahranicf S presidentem Bene-
sem v cele Sc i nadale test nap
rosie d1vere nejen zid1 ceske-
no a Slovenskeho p1vodu, ale
take vsech, kdo 81 uchovali We
vdecne pameti Ceskoslovensko
jake jediny skutecne demokra-
ticky stat We stfednf a vychod-
nj Europe.
V sympathickem clanku je
take citovano nekolik prohlase-
nj p~residenta Benese a mini
strG Jana Masaryka a Huberta
Ripky, re kterych je zrejmo,z re
ceskoslovenska vlada v zahra-
nic1 je odhodlana osvoboze-
ne vlasti pokracovat politice
nabozenske a narodnostn1 sna-
senlivosti a pricinit sc take O
to, ably i jinde nalezitymi opa-
tTen1mi bylo znemozneho move
vzplanut1 nehumann1ho rasis-
mu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-13

Ma jezeFe blfze Peekskill, N.
N, byla nalezena kachna, KITE
re nejspfse zelva ukousla kus
zobaku, nasledkem cehoz ne
mohla zrati a kdyz il Tide male
Eli, byla jiz t6meT vyhladov6la.
Ale nejaky dobry a sikovny
clovek sc mad nj slitoval a zho-
tovil plastickou spodnf cast 70
baku a dobTe il pfipevnil.
Kachne Sc to z pocatku nellbi-
10, ale brzy tomu privykla,
take NIUE ffci, Re Sc operace
zdaTila a pacient tloustne.