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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
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State of Union
Message is Set
for Tomorrow

WASHINGTON, Jan. S(R
President Roosevelt will de-
liver to congress in person to-
morrow( at 1890 pm. EST his
annual message on the state of
the union.
He will address the senate and
house, assembled in joint sess-
ion in the house chamber, on
the basis of plans worked out
today with congressional lead
ers. They conferred with the
chief executive shortly before
the nth congress began its Sec
ond session amid reports that
Mr.. Roosevelt probably would
request between $4,000, 900, 900
and Sl8,OOO,OOO, 900 in special
appropriations for the Army and
Navy.
The budget message. which
will disclose the accuracy of
these reports and the blueprint
for vast government war expen-
ditures in the year beginning
next July l, will be submitted
to the legislators on Wednesday.
Arrangements for the chief
executive to speak in person
were made at a White House
conference attended by Vice
President Wallace, Speaker Ray
burn, House Majority Leader
Mccormack and Senate Ma
jority Leader Barley. Bark
ley told reporters that the Presi-
dent had been advised the sen.
ate would take up a price con-
troll bill on Wednesday, and that
committees in both senate and
house would consider promptly
legislation to let the President
establish daylight saving time.
The daylight savings bills
now pending before committees
Barley said, contemplate al
lowing Mr.. Roosevelt to order
clocks moved forward or back
ward q maximum of two hours.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
Priest to Speak
at K of P Dinner

The Rev. FIR. Walter Gryzbeck,
of st. Louis Catholic church,
will be guest-speaker at the jan
uary Fellowship Dinner of Franz
Kuhn Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
to be held at $50 this evening
at Ingleside Inn.
Samuel Dobbs. in charge of
the program, announced that
various war motion pictures will
be shown at the regular monthly
entertainment.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
responding
Program Sci
Army. Navy to Spend
Five Billion

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5-R
The army and navy plan to
spend $4,000, 100000 on arma-
ments and machine tools to be
produced by the automobile in
dustry, with the double purpose
of equipping the armed services
and converting the industry to
production of war gear.
A joint announcement yes
terday by Undersecretaries Rob-
ert p. Patterson of the War De-
partment and James v. Forrest.
al of the navy said the orders
would be so vast and of such
nature that not only the large
motor car makers but also
smaller parts and accessory
companies could be put to work
on them.
The outlay will be in addi-
ton to contracts totaling more
than $4,000. 100000 which the
industry already has received.
Detailed lists of the major
items were prepared for pre-
sentation today at a conference
of management and labor repre-
sentatives.
Zone of the principal untitled
requirements at present is
machine tools which the motor
industry should be able to pro-
duce," the statement said.
Acceptance of the orders, it
continued, should help effect
the conversion into a war In.
dustry with minimum displace-
ment of labor and facilities.
The office of production man.
agement plans to permit I h e
automobile manufacturers to
continue producing passenger
cars for the rest of January, to
use up partly fabricated materi-
ais and permit drafting plans
for the changeover to war pro-
duction.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
] Am Movement Leader
Killed in Collision

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 5-(R-
Mrs. Louise Chadbourne, -.
wealthy member of the ! Am
movement, was killed in .
three-car collision last night,
and Mrs. David Chavez. wife Of
q Santa Fe. N. NJ, judge and
sister n-law Of Senator Dennis
Chavez of New Mexico, was in
jured seriously.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
Fog Light Ihelts
Reported 10 Officers

Two Mount Clemens men re-
ported the theft of fog lights
from their cars over the week
end.
Russell Dedenbach. of 230
uclid, said the lights from his
car were taken Saturday night
when he left the machine in q
parking lot near Van Dyke to
attend the Motor City Theatre.
Claiming E. Miller, TN Grove
Park, reported to city police that
two fog lights valued at SIS
were taken from his car early
Sunday morning. The car was
parked in front of his house at
the time.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
Goal Dealers Request
EarIy.in-Week Orders

Mount Clemens coal dealers
united today in ,s'ging.that their
customers, whenever possible,
order their coal early in the
week.
The dealers said that their
employees are forced to work un-
til 9 pm. on Saturdays because
of q flood t orders on that day.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05

Most years have two lssnnr
eclipses. but during 1910, there
was not q single eclipse q -
moon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
UDF Calls MeeiinQ
for Wednesday NiQhi

The United Da; ! Farmers
(CIO) will hold q meeting We'd
nesday evening at 8 o'clock in
Dopps Halls, Waldenburg, when
Mr.. B. Krogen of Flint will
speak. All farmers and their
wives in the area are invited to
attend.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
Important Legion
Meeting is Called

An important meeting of the
Harry Ollrich Post, American
Legion, has been called for this
evening at $50 o'clock in the
Legion clubhouse, Commander
Charles Mallast announced. All
members are urged to attend.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19
MOVIE MOGULS
CHAPTER XIII

The two distinguished arrivals
came straight to Pops office.
And Summers, the newspaper
man-trust him to miss MOTH
ing!-promptly assumed the
privilege of introducing them.
"Gentlemen!" he Grated proud
ly, this is Abe Loumann and
T. j. Natwick from Hollywood
Come shake hands,"
But Loumann and Natwick
themselves made the rounds,
beaming and talking. Their
brusoue cordially here stamp
cd them for what they were
men of power. Natwick, the
talent scout, and Loumann, the
director, who had helped make
World Features, Inc, a great
name in Hollywood and
throughout the amusement
sworld. If these two men looked
twice at any person, 1t was said,
that person became a movie star
before next dawn.
Blythe Miller had uncon-
sciously backed behind a steel
filing cabinet near the door.
There, she was quite blocked
out of the masculine ring; a
panicky child, crouching I'M
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19
. SERIAL STORY
PLAY BY PLAY
BY PAUL DAVID PRESTON
~coPYRiohT. t0A1.
NgA SERVICE. ING,

seen. She was about to flee on
a desperate mission of her own,
but Loumann's voice arrested
her.
Looking for a girl named
Nancy Hale" he was saying
now, to Pop. world Features
wants her, quick! The picture
magazine people showed us her
stills. T. j. and I saw her on
the screen last night in st. Lou
is, too. She's perfect!'
Blythe went wide-eyed. They
wanted Nancy!
Natwick spoke up briskly.
1--WE saw her in the newsreels
of the A.. and M. game, Coach.
already told Abe here about her
and her baby. ! was down for
that game myself, but / wanted
Abe to see her, too"
Don't need any test shots.
Newsreel's enough" Loumann
resumed. where is she? Un-
derstood she worked here. Get
her quick, T. j. She work for
you, Miller? Well buy your
contract. What you pay her?
Don't matter, we'll buy it, send
you a better office girl"
you're a smart man, Abe"
T. j. announced.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19

sibilities. All she lacked was the
gun.
Unnoticed by the rather hys-
terical gathering, she slipped
around to Pops desk. Quietly,
she opened his middle drawer.
She felt inside. When her hand
came out it held the short, stub
by timers pistol used in foot
ball games. II was a real 80
caliber, but of course it was
loaded only with blanks. II felt
strangely comforting to Blythe
now. II was real enough. in ap-
pearance at least, to bluff any
man.
Attracting as little attention
as possible, she slipped back
around the men, out the same
door Nancy had chosen, and
ducked under the shrubbery
now touched with autumn snow.
In a moment she was tiptoeing
up the gloomy stairs to Nancy's
apartment.
(To BE Continued
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19
Romeo Notes

Mrs. A. j. Scott is spending
the winter months at liberia,
Mich. Mrs. Scott was injured in
a fall some months ago and after
being released from the hospital
made her home with her sister
in northern Michigan for a
while and then returned to her
home here where she has been
spending tn past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamilton
have gone to the home of their
son Ray on South Main street
for a few weeks. Mr.. Hamilton
is confined to his bed.
The Romeo Monday club and
the Romeo Book club met on
Monday evening in a Joint meet
ing and the guest speaker was
Theo. b. Eddy, supt. of schools
of st. Clair. The meeting was
held in the Episcopal church.
Tuesday afternoon the Romeo
Book club met with Mrs. G. w.
Ellsworth for their annual
Thanksgiving luncheon. Follow
ing the luncheon at one o'clock
a short program will be given.
The Bruce Farmers club will
meet on Thursday of this week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Tincknell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Helmuth Ebeling and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Noah Rowley will assist
with the dinner. Following the
dinner Mrs. Grant Chamberlin
will have charge of a Thanks
giving program.
A large number of the men
of Romeo and vicinity have been
leaving the last few days for
their favorite hunting grounds
in both the upper peninsula and
the upper part of the lower pen
insula to hunt deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Farqu-
har announce the engagement
of their daughter Elizabeth
Clara to Richard Yates Nc
Cutcheon son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Nice utcheon of WASH
ington. The marriage will take
place Jan. 2.
At their meeting this week
the Order of Eastern Star held
a public installation of officers
at the Masonic rooms. Those in
stalled were: Worthy Matron,
Alice Horen; worthy patron,
Russell Arnold; associate ma
tron, Pansy Sheldon; associate
patron, William Herfert; secre-
tary, Mildred Treat; treasurer,
Lola Arnold; conductress, Ruth
Barckley; associate conductress,
Myrtle Handbook; c h n,
Nora Brough, marshal, Mary
Herfert; organist, Evelyn Werth;
Adah, Irene Chapman; Ruth,
Beatrice Brinker; Esther, Sarah
Corbin; Martha, Rose Smith;
Electa, Florence Teal; warder,
Mabel Pevitt; sentinel, Arch
Robertson. The installing Off
Ger will be Frances Reed Glover,
worthy grand matron of the
grand chapter of Michigan.
The Congregational church
will hold their annual bazaar
and turkey dinner on Wednes-
day afternoon and evening Of
this week.
Miss Lois Gray entertained
last Saturday evening at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Gray a company of
friends honoring two brides to
be, Miss Frances Beatty and
Miss Jean Smith of this place.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19
PERSISTENT

PERSISTENT
C~HICAGO-Mrs Rosa Wedge
is wondering whether she should
press the matter any more.
She has already spent $3.50
appealing her IS fine for speed
ing. The next step is the ILL
nois supreme court.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-18
Osada s jednim obyvatelem.

V strednfm Oregonu je osa-
ola Millican, ktera ma jednoho
volice a az do 1. zaTi mela ia
Ike postmistra. Je to Billy Rain
ktery tam vlastnf gasolinovou
stanici a byl pres % rokG post
mistrem, az We Washingtone
ma to prisli, re nema komu
postmistrovat. V sirokem oko-
Ii je Size nekolik osadnlkG, ale
tt mali bl1ze do mestecka Bend
a tam byla posta pfelozena.
Billy prot tomu niceho nena-
initial, neb uz je 70 rok1 star a
vedle toho dostane jake vyslou
lily postmistr nejakou pensi.
To pry mu S pTfjmy z gasoline
We stanice zajistf slusny vyde-
lex a pax pry mu z1stanou u
fedn1 tituly jake mayor, haste
sky naceln1k, volebni soudce a
jediny volic, k nimz nyni pri-
pojf titul postmistra ma odpo-
cinku. Takove 1fednf hodno-
sti pry jsou dobra vec, kdyz Sc
tam zastav1 turisti nakoupit
gasolin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-18
Pad letadla vyzadal 81 deset
zivotH.

Pocet obetf, ktere 81 vyzada-
10 zficeni Curtissova letadla,
stoupl ma 10 mrtvych a 80 po-
ranenych. Zkusebnl pilot j.
Bertrand Purnell, ktery Sc sne-
81 do bezpecf padakem We
vzdalenosti dvou mil cd Buffa-
10, N. Y, byl vazne popalen,
NEIL Sc mu podarilo seskociti.
Letadlo pri padu prorazilo
strechu dilny zavod1 Curtiss-
Wright ma vyrobu letadel. Pr
tom byl ma mfste zabit 37lety
Francie Ryan z Kenmore, N.
Y. a dalsf neztotozneny muz.
Civilista Lester Glenn, zamest-
many jake vladnf armadni in
spektor, zemfel pozdeji v ne
mocnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-18

V pondelf, IA. zaTi 1912 by
10 tomu pet let, kdy We 3 hodi-
ny a 20 minut rano zemTel ma
lanskem zamku blizko Prahy
Tomas G.. Masaryk, prvnf pre-
sident Ceskoslovenska. Ty dny
pred IA. zaTfm byly dny ceka-
nj a viry. VeTili jsme, re opet
Dude lepe, je nemozne, ably
nam odesel. Dne II. zarf Sc mt
pfitfzilo a kdyz pfijel presi-
dent Benes z Topolcianek, IDA
10 Sc, re celia Republika chodi
pc spickach. Je opravdu tax
zle? Znate vsak ona znamen1
a kdyz hospodar VIOLA sveho
nejmilejsfho, kdyz otec zavola
sveho nejvernejsiho syna k To-
III, pax uz jiste to mnoho INA
mena.
Potion v pondelf, IS. zafi Sc
Masarykovi ulehcilo a lekafi
oznamili, re horecka klesla a
zapal Pile byl omezen. Opet
jsme toho dine vysli jaksi leh-
ceji do Prahy.
A potion druheho dine rano
Sc to stale. Praha a celia Re-
publika jiz cd casneho svftanl
jakoby byla zahalena truchlo-
rouskou. Nemohli jsme veTiti
zprave radia, nemohli jsme We
riti zvlastnfm vydan1m novin.
Bylo to, jake bychom byli opu-
stem, jake bychom byl nahle
sami, docela sami. Celia Repu-
blika pocitila tento podivny
stav smutku. Coz to- melo byti
znamen1m a pTedtuchou blizi-
c1ch Sc hrGz? A v te chvili
jsme pocitili, re snad Masaryk
|t6lesne odesel, ale dusevne, re
zGstava S Mani a Dude S nami
po vsechny veky. Toho rama
Masaryk nezemfel. Toho rama
vstoupil do zivota vsech Cecho-
slovakG, v promene vecne pT1-
tomnosti tepu ceskoslovenskych
srdcl. Masaryk neumlra.
Je nam stale idealem a CT
lem. Nikdy NEIL vedle mas a
my vedle neho. My zili jeho
diem a zijeme jeho myslenka-
mi. By nam blizky a blizs1,
elm bourlivejsf Sc zmlta v1r
casu a. osudG. Jdeme "a MIN a
v mas zivych Dude navzdycky
z1ti. Masaryk neumfra a neu-
mira AMI jeho d1lo. l to je vec-
podobe pc prejfti vichric do
by, vratf Sc ciny zivych, ciny
nasimi a nasich deti, nebot j.
mi dojdeme Gle a v1tezstvi,
protoze v Mich promlouva Ma
saryk. (CZM.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-18
Krajan WelzI opst mezi Esky-
maky ma Labradoru.

Josef Well je jediny Cecho-
slovak, ktery ztravil tricet let
sveho zivota mezi Eskymaky a
stall Sc hlavou jednoho esky-
mackeho kmene.
Ma pocatku minuleho deslle-
tt Sc vratil do stare vlasti a spo-
leone S dv6ma r%edaktory eli
dovych novin" v Brine napsal
nekolik knih O zivot6 ma dale
KEN severn. Knihy byly vel
mi poularn1 a byly pfelozeny
do mnohych reel.
Pc case vsak opet odesel z
Ceskoslovenska a touzil Sc do
staff zpet ma daleky sever. Ca
sem vSak "a MIN zapadly vse-
chny stopy a Josef Welzl jake
by zmizel. Jeden cas- sc pra-
vilo, re zahynul.
Tento dobrodruzny Cecho-
slovak, veliky lovec a nacelnik
EskymakG, zije kdesi ma La
bradoru. Je jiz velmi star, a
lie pres to stoj1 v cele jinehO E.
skymackeho kmene.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-18
President Benes podnikne Ia
Jed do Spojenych StatI.

DR.. Eduard Benes, president
ceskoslovenske vlady v Londy-
ne ma v planu podniknouti ce-
stu do Spojenych StatI, ably Sc
We Washingtone z1castnil po-
rad S cleny americke admin
strace. Svoji navstevu zaT1dl
die disposic, jez mu budou z
Washingtonu sdeleny.
DR.. Benes pravil, re ma v
planu pojednati S vddci anne
ricke vlady O budoucnosti Ces-
koslovenska a stTedn1 Evropy a
dovedeti Sc, jak Amerika no
ola reSiti rekonstrukcni profile
my pc valce.
0 Nemecku DIR. Benes pro-
hlasil, re je nyn1 We sparech re-
voluce tax jake We valce, a re
vojenska diktatura oddil1 S. S.
(elitn1ch gard odstranila po-
litickou diktaturu jake nacis-
ticky system. Nemecka polite
ka i vojenska masina je jiz IL
pine pod kontrolou elitnich
gard, vedenych Heinrichem
Himmlerem, nacelnfkem nacis-
tickle tajne policie, Gestapa.
Nemecko je nynf ma vrcholu
sveho Valencia vyvoje, pravil
dale DIR. Benes, a dodal, re prf-
slim stadiem NIUE byti pouze
jeho zhroucenf.
Konecny pad nepf1jde vnitf
MIN nesouhlasem. V Nemec-
ku nikdy nedojde k revoluci.
Mic jineho nez vojenska poraz-
ka nespustf oponu ma nemec-
kou moc", pravil DIR. Benes.
Velkou dGveru projevil DIR.
Benes Rusko, ktere Dude jed
MIN z nejdGlezit6jsich cinitelG
v porazce Nemecka. Uvedl, re
nemysll, re Japonsko napadne
Rusko letosn1ho roku, ale moz-
most tn nevylucuje.
Zeme, ktere byly pTepadeny
a zabrany Nemeckem, budou
opet osvobozeny Cd nacisticke-
no jha, pravil DIR. Benes.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-18
Odvody dslnikG k praci We
valecne industrii.

V Youngstown, Ohio, ocelar-
ny budou "odvadeti" delniky
v pf1st1ch dvou mesicich ma
sledkem nedostatku delnych
rukou.
Dotazniky o zamestnanf, Oc-
cupational questinnaires, slou-
Ii nyn1 k zrekvidovani delnik1
pro valecne tovarny z rad tech
muzG, kterf podlehajf vojen-
skemu odvodu.
Asi 500 llstk1 je jiz posila-
no denne tenn registrant1Gm,
kter1 byli odlozeni z povolani
do vojenske sluzby, ably Sc hla
sill v kancelari pracovnf zpro-
stredkovatelny a pTijmuli va
lecnou praci, jestlize uz nejsou
zamestnani ma nejake stejne
d1lezite praci.
Weller dale pravil, re neja-
CT deln1ci byli jiz "uloupeni" z
youngstownskych zavod1 spo-
lecnostmi v jinych mestech.
Poukazoval pri tom ma typicky
pfipad, kdy jedna spolecnost
ztratila timto zpIsobem osm
strojnikG v jedinem dni.
"Je pouze otazkou casu",
pravil Herbert Weller, "kdy
odvaden1 deln1k1 k praci Dude
nezbytne, ably sc mas valecny
prdmysl mohl udrzeti v nalezi-
tenn chodu." Youngstown kro-
ocelaren ma tez Tadu val
coven q rouroren.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-18
Darovali kriminal narodni
obrane.

Ticha vesnicka Old Ripley v
Illinois nema zadneho soudce,
ami policajta nebo konstebla,
ale ma obecnf kriminal. Je uz
hodn9 starry a mnoho rokG ne
mel zadneho hosta, ale je V
mem hodne stareho kovu, jejz
vlada velice potrebuje. Obec-
nj rada tudiz ujednala, re da
kriminal Wade a minuly tyden
byl formalne odevzdan pred
sedovi vyboru pro sbfranf sta
reho kovu R. A. Genre-ovi z
Greenville. Bude tim zlskano
asi 6 tun stareho zeleza.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-18
Dopomahejte k vitszstvf ucho-
vanim odpadkI.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. RI

Vybor pro valecnou vyrobu
We Washingtone (WPB) vydal
provolanf k narodu, ably pro va
lecne potreby nasf vlasti pokra
coval We sbirkach stareho zele-
"a a jinych kov1, gumy, ha-
dr1, a j. Zacaste Sc takove
predmety povaluji We sklepich,
ma pGdach a ma jinych mfstech
kde jsou ma prekazku a bez u
zitku, zatlm co valecny pr1my-
81 jich ma nedostatek. Je pTf-
kazem vlastenecke povinnosti
Jednoho kazdeho dobreho OBJ
cana, ably teto d1tklive vyzve
vyboru pro valecnou potfebu
venoval pilnou pozornost a pri-
emil Sc take We SVEN okoli a
mezi svymi znamymi, ably il by
10 pine ucineno zadost.
We vydanem provolanf Sc
mimo jine pravi:
"Jsme v totalnf valce, ieiiz
bojiste jsou roztrousena 20 CO.
lie zemekouli. Abychom v nj
zvltezili, musfme rozvinout to.
taln1 1silf. Nase branna moe
vede BOZ ma frontach, nasf po-
vinnostl jest pracovat pro vi
tezstvi ma fronte domaci.
"Aby mela nase branna moe
echo k boil neZbVtn6 DOtTahu.
Je nesmi pfijit ma zmar ami Ii.
bra stareho zeleza a ocele,
gumy, hadr1, pytloviny a po-
dobne. Je tfeba jeste 17,OOO,-
600 tun jen stareho zeleza a O.
cell, ably prisel mas valecny
program pine do chodu.
Ceskoslovenska narodnf ra-
da V Americe Sc proto obracf
ma krajanskou veTejnost S ma
l6havou vyzvou, ably die svych
nejleps1ch moznosti pracovala
a vsemozn6 Sc pricinila, ably u
sill vyboru pro valecnou vyro-
bu (PWB) Sc potkalo Sc sto-
procentn1m 1spechem. Mluvf
jmenem nasf americk6 vlasti a
jeji HAS nesmi byt oslysen.
; Vyzyva krajanske easopisy
a pofadatele rozhlasovych pro
grant,, ably slovem i tiskem pri
pomfnali pTi kazde NONE pTi-
lezitosti a dalekosahly vyznam
a dGlezitost uchovanf zmfn6-
nych odpadkG a jejich dodanf
, ma mista, kde jich je nutne ire
ba.
Spojme vsechny sv6 nejlep-
81 silly v boji "a vft6zstvf Anne
riky a Spojenych narodG ma
barbarskymi nepTateli vseho,
co Cd vek1 bylo lidstvu nej-
drazSiho! Konejme verne a S
nadsenym odhodlanim svou po-
; vinnost!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-18
Z Washington.

= Peti procentnf dan Vi
t6zstvf' ma hruby pT1jem jed
notlivce pres 1924 rocn6, byla
prozatfmn6 pTijata senatn1m
financnim vyborem, ably bylo
sebrano dalsfch ,OOO,-
600.
Konecne schvaleni vsak by
10 odlozeno, az department po-
kladu Dude s to oznamiti, jak
velke dodatecne BRINE tato no
va dan ulozf ma jednotlivce
mad danovou pTedlohu, schvale
nou v dome zastupc1, jez ma
vynesti $6,271,0OO,0 900.
Hlasovalo Sc v pomeru 13 k
6. Dan vftezstvf' byla navr-
zena v nahradu "a p6tiprocent
nj vseobecnou dan z prodeje,
jakou navrhl senator Guffey,
demokrat z Pennsylvania.
Pred tim vybor jednomyslne
zavrhl dan z vydajG, navrze-
nou Departmental pokladu.
Pom6r hlas6 byl 1870. N6ko-
lik administrator clenG W.
boru nebylo pTftomno.
Dan v1tezstv1", navrzena
pTedsedou financn1ho vyboru
senatorem Georgem, demokra-
tenn z George, vynesla by asi
$4,000, 0OO,O 600 a opatfila by
povalecne livery asi $1,1OO,-
900, 600 roche.
Byla by vybfrana zamestna-
vateli a tykala by Sc zenatych
i svobodnych osob. DIE planu
ma zavedenf teto dane prizna-
nj k DAM bylo by posinuto z
Is. bfezna ma Is. leden.
Die Colina F. Stama, dano-
veho experta vyboru, dan by
pGsobila takto:
ZvlaStn1 vyjmut1 1924 re
zdanenf bylo stanoveno ma "a
klad6 vyd6lku $50 mesfcne a
$12 tydne. S vyjimkou clenG
brannych sill, sluzebnych a re-
medelskych d6lnfkG, tato dan
pokud Sc vztahuje Ike MADAM
a mes1cn1m plat1m, Dude vybl-
rama zamestnavateli.
Bude pdsobiti asi takto: Ia
mestnanec, ktery ma mzdu $50
tydne, Dude platiti tuto dan
takto: Zam6stnavatel strhne
pet procent z $38, Gill $1.9O.
Obnos $38 je zfskan odectenfm
$12 z $50, coz tvoTf "a rok
vyjmuty obnos 1924. Tato dan
Dude odesflana kazdeho ctvrt
roku zamestnavatelem vybercf
mu dan1. Dan v tonic pTfpa-
de Dude ciniti "a rok $98.8O.
Tato dan Dude dodatkem k
vsem ostatnfm DAMN. Ably OBJ
drzel svGj povalecny kredit,
kazdy jednotlivec Dude mfti
kredit 25% nebo $500, kterJ
obnos Dude mensf ma svou "dan
vftezstvf" a zenaty muz 4O%
nebo $1,000, ktery obnos Dude
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-18
Urban zabit autem.

Josef Urban, SO, tiskar po-
licejn1ho departmental chicaz-
skeho, zemrel nasledkem IRA
nen1 utrpenych, kdyz byl "a
sazen rychle jedoucim autem,
Ride pc nehode ujel.
Bernice Urbanova, manzel-
ka zabiteho, vypravela policii,
re sla sc SWIM manzelem a chy
stall sc pfejfti ulici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-18

p. Clenov6 vsech ostatnfch
sluzeb, je-li prace, kterou jsou
povereni, v pr1mem styku s o.
z~brojenymi sbory.
4. Neobcane mohou Sc 1cast
nit veskere ostatnf cinnosti
Cerveneho Kr1ze, jsou-li ii, KITE
ri jsou odpovedni "a jejich vol
bu, pfesvedceni, re uchazeci
Jsou teto zemi jejfm prftom-
mem boji opravdu loyalnf a re
jejich sluzeb je potrebf.