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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-30

(ServeS g.
2 three-Ounce cakes cream
cheese
tablespoons cream
15 cup mayOnnaiSe
tablespoons lemon juice
Is teaspoon salt
cup orange sections
u cup seeded and CHARTERED
Royal Anne cherries
u cup chopped putmeats
- cup maraSchinO cherries,
chopped
2 tablespoons ginger, in
l cup cream, whipped
Mix cream cheese and 2 table
spoons cream. Add mayonnaise,
lemon juice and salt. Combine or
ange sections, cherries, and nut
meats, and add to cream cheese
mixture. Fold in whipped cream
and pour into freezing tray and al
low to freeze in electrical refrigera-
tor without stirring. Garnish with
orange sections and cherry halves.
Have you particular household or
cooking problem on tOhich you ,0ould like
expert adUice? Write to Miss Lynn Cham.
bers at Western Newspaper Union, 2IO
Soutis Despiaines Street, Chicago, Illinois,
explaining your problem fully to her.
Please enclose stamped, seifaddressed
envelope for your reply.
Released by Western Newspaper Union.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-30
Decorative

Charming are the picturesque
snoods which young girls are wear
ing this summer. There simply is
no limit to the decorative detail be-
ing lavished on these cunning head
coverings. An unusually attractive
snood is made of red ribbon latticed
and tied with myriads of wee bows,
with gay felt flowers clustered about
the lower section at the nape of the
neck.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-30
THIS WEEKS MENU
THIS WEEKS MENU
Potato Salad
Cold Sliced COrned Beef
*TOssed Garden Salad
Bread and Butter Sandwiches
Chocolate Pie
Beverage
*Recipe Given

tablespoon green pepper,
chopped
Allspice, cloves, nutmeg
Green pepper rings
l cup tomato PURGE
~ cups peas
/ hard-cooked egg, sliced
! teaspoon chopped onion
Salt
Lettuce, dressing
Fix gelatin with pea liquor. Add
PURGE, onion, salt, spices. Let cool
and thicken. Add peas, chopped
green pepper. Mold and chill. Gar
nish with pepper rings, egg, and let
tuce.
Royal Meat Salad.
2 cups diced, cooked meat
l cup diced celery
1 cup Bling cherries
hard-cooked eggs
u cup chopped pecans
1 teaspoon salt
l cup mayOnnaise
Salad greens
Combine meat with celery, pitted
cherries, diced eggs, pecans and
salt. Chill thoroughly. Just before
serving, add mayonnaise and toss
lightly. Pile on salad green's and
garnish with additional slices of
hard-cooked eggs and Bing cherries.
SavOry C0rned Beef Loaf.
(Serves g.
2 tablespoons gelatin
"A cup cold water
III cups tomato juice
u teaspoon salt
l teaspoon grated onion juice
2 tablespoons lemon juice
1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
~ cups cOrned beef cut in small
pieces
q cup chopped celery
3 hard-cooked eggs, sliced
"a cup chopped pickle relish (if
desireG
Soften gelatin in cold water and
dissolve in hot tomato juice. Add
salt, onion juice, lemon juice and
Worcestershire sauce. Stir well.
Rinse loaf pan out with cold water.
Garnish bottom with slices of hard
cooked egg and cover with little of
the gelatin liquid. Chill in refrigera-
tor until set. Cool remaining liquid
until mixture begins to thicken and
fold in corned beef, celery and
pickle relish. Line sides of loaf pan
with sliced eggs and fill with meat
mixture. Chill until firm. Unmold
on platter and garnish with water
cress, lettuce or desired greens.
Serve with mayonnaise or any de-
sired dressing.
To save sugar, omit dessert and
serve pretty chilled salad with
p0Hao o~l
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-30
New TWeeds

Comes into the autumn fabric
realm series of new tweeds among
which the weaves in olive green
tones look refreshingly new and out
standing Again color will be
stressed in woolens, notably bright
reds, green's and blues lighter than
navy. Gold tones, molasses brown
and grape colorings are also in
PROMISE
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-30

coffee and waters
as a last course.
You can prepare
this in the cool
morning hours
and keep in the
refrigerator until
j u S t r e a d y to
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-30

NOTE: A new couch cover, lamp shade.
curtains or slip cover that you can make
yourself may give your living room a
fresh start. Book l in the series which
Mrs. Spears has prepared for our read
ers shows you all the tricks. 1t contains
80 pages of fascinating new ideas for your
home and working drawings to bring your
old furnishings up to date. Send your
order to-:
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-30

your family pre-
cious pep-giving
minerals and vi
tamins. Vitamins
A, B, and c are
well represented
in crisp celery,
golden skinned
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-30

carrots, rosy checked tomatoes,
green glowing cucumbers and let
tuce. Dress them up with light
liquid salad oil blended with season
ings to bring out the hidden flavor
ing of the vegetables, and you have
perfect warm weather meal.
Tossed Garden Salad
Wash and drain dry your favorite
salad greens-such as lettuce, ro-
maine, watercress or endive; COM
bination of two or more may be
used. Cut or break into pieces and
combine with portions of diced Gel
cry, cucumber, green pepper, rad
ishes and minced onion. Chill thor
oughly. Then place in a salad bowl;
add Basic French Dressing and bits
of tomato. Toss lightly until well
blended. This type of salad may
also be served with just an oil and
vinegar combination as dressing.
Basic French Dressing.
makes q cup)
u teaspoon salt
u teaspoon sugar
"a teaspoon paprika
Dash white pepper
- teaspoon dry mustard
u cup mild salad oil
"a cup cider vinegar
or lemon juice
Combine first five ingredients in a
jar and blend we'll. Add vinegar,
cover and shake; add oil and shake
again thoroughly. Just before using,
shake again. Or simply mix ingre-
dents together in bowl and beat
with mixer until well blended.
Leftover meats and vegetables
served daintily in lettuce cups make
h mnas tempting m ain
--sa-s!AS-, MY dishes for lunch
na~, or supper. Have
a hot soup, potato
VS." So L chips, thin bread
--,yLl and butter sand
<= wiches and fresh
- fruit to serve
with salad The next three salads
are perfect as main course.
Veal Salad, Summer Style.
(Serves g.
2 cups cold veal, diced
1 cup string beans or
celery or both
6 hard-cooked eggs
Salt and pepper
tablespoons salad oil
~ tablespoons vinegar
3 tomatoes
Mayonnaise
Lettuce and parsley
Chop eggs coarsely, combine with
veal, oil, vinegar, salt and pepper.
Let stand 80 minutes. Add mayor
naise to moisten. Arrange salad in
a mound and garnish.
Jellied Green Pea Salad.
(Serves g.
tablespoon gelatin
"a cup cold water
"a cup pea liquor
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-20
Horke Vino prfpra-
YOU Ike Dni DikEEvzdanf.

Re vsech nasich svatk1 nei-
americt6js1m je Den DfkGvzda-
nj. Name jej radi, protoze je
opfeden romantikou a tradice-
mi. Ovsem, mattel svatek ten
opravdu uzfti, must vas zalu-
dek byti ma to pripraven, to
jest: must byti V dobr6m sta
WI. 0 tn pT1pravu Sc postara
Trinerovo HoTke Vino S Vita
minem B-1, pc SIS let osvedce-
ny zaludecni a mlrne procistu-
Jlci prostredek, jehoz nova SOU
castka Vitamin 81 je velmi
d1lezita, protoze podporuie
chut k j1dlu a zazivanf. Tri-
nerovo Hofke Vino je nynf lev
nejsl, nebot Sc vratilo Ike sve
stare velk6 Is uncove lahvi. O.
patfte 81 je tedy dnes We sve
lekarne, ale zadejte vyslovn9
Trinerovo HoFke Vino S Vita
minem B. a uzfveite ie die
predplsu ma lahvl! advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-20
Papirovy ustrizek.

Do rukou jednoho britskeho
vojaka Sc dostal v egyptske
pousti kousek pap1ru. Poole
zpravy, byla to nemecka vojen
ska dovolenka, podepsana We
l1clm d1stojn1kem ma trfdenni
dovolenou v Alexandra. To by
Sc melo schovat a ulozit do mu-
sea, vedle kopie Hitlerovy feci
o%znamujfci, re valka byla Wy
hrana jiz v r. 1871, vedle jeho
denniho rozkazu, prohlasuj1c1-
no, re ruska armada byla SINE
tena a vice nepovstane a vedle
jeho sebevedome predpovedi
dine 80. zar1, re Stalingrad bu-
de dobyt, "tim muzete byt j.
sti."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-20
Jen penize.

Meyer Jacobs z Chicago ma
v {. 10000 Indianapolis blvd.
likerni obchod. Chod1 k nemu
v6tsinou delnlci z blizkych To-
d6nic. Jacobs jel ma Drexel
narodnf banku a tam vyzvedl
$500 ma procurement cekG a
kdyz jel autu domu, tax byl
jen III domy cd sveho domova,
kdyz maly automobil prirazil
jei k chodnfku, jeden muz ma
mlril pusku S uT1znutou hlavni
S prohlasenim, zeto jest pre-
pad a druhy mu pTirazil tax
hluboko do ocf, re Jacobs nevi-
del. PAX mu lupic vytahl z
kapsy tasku, nahledl do nj a
kdyz vybral pen1ze, tax "a
$4,000 cek1 hodil ma zem.
Lupici ujeli a Jacobs prav1,
re 81 je nemohl ami dobre pro-
hlednouti, ponevadz nez Sc mu
podarilo klobouk sundat, byli
pryc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-20
Kalendar ma
rok 1913 JIG vysel!

Jiz pc tTetf rok nejcest6jsl
re vsech kalendar1 plni sv6 mi
sto ma p1d6 nasi move vlasti -
Spojenych Stat1.
Jestlize prvn1 diva rocniky
vzorne vypInili svoje poslanf-
poskytnouti ceskoamerickemu
lidu ceskou cetbu, jezto veske-
re spojenf Sc starou vlasti bylo
preruseno d1ky nacistickych
gangsterG = tfeti rocnik ne
jen ddstojn6 Sc radi prvnim
dvema pc box, nybrz je i v
mnohem prekonava, zvlaste
svou 1pravou a dobTe uspora-
danym obsahem.
Je V mem velka Tada povi-
dek z ceskeho zivota cd nejlep-
Is1ch ceskych spisovatel1 a vaz-
ne i poucne pov1dky jsou do
bfe vyvazeny humoristickymi.
Ctenaf tn nalezne staroceske
prGpOv1dky a pranostiky, Was
tenecke basne a bohatstvi hu-
moru. Basen "Stara Vlast" a
"Cerven" jsou ceskoamericke-
no pGvodu, pochazejf z pera
tehOz autOra.
Tislce ctenard, kteri kazdym
rokem kupovali kalendaTe re
stare vlasti, zvlast6 oblibeny
kalendar PeclrkGv, jiste letos
S radost1 uv1taj1 KalendaT "Po-
vidkaf'', ktery velmi stastne
zaplnuje tuto citelnou mezeru.
Nelze jej nikdy dosti doporu-
citi pr1zni ctenafG, vemlouva
se v nj sam svym skvelym OBJ
sahem a peknou upravou.
Neopomente 81 cas- zaopa-
triti svGj vytisk a nemGzete-li
jej obdrzeti u sveho obchodnl-
ka, dopiste firme F. PANCNER
1905 w. 26th St., Chicago, Ill.
Cena jest soc, postou 60c.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-20

PoStovn1 sprava oznamila, re
jsou znamky, re postovnf do
prava O letoSn1ch Vanocfch do
SALINE rekordu. V zaTi, v me-
sici, z nehoz je mono mfti po-
slednf data, drobny prodej do
sahl stupne, ktery lined nasle-
duje pc rekordnf vysi obchodu
v prosinci 1941. Prodej stoupa
a velky prodej vzdy ukazuje
ma velkou postovnl dopravu,
jak predpovida statnf depart
ment. Jestlize tisfce americ-
kych vojakG, namofnfkd a CT
vilist1 mali dostati darky v
cas-, v%erejnost must spolupra-
covat tim, re kazdy zasle pos
tn drfveji nez pred tim, a re
kazdy oznaci pfesne dopis a
balfcky. Postovni sprava w
slovne prohlasila, re i nejvetsi
1sil1 Department. samo O sobe
nestac1, ponevadz jsou mimo-
radne okolnosti nastal6 valec-
nym stavem. Kolem 5000
zkusenych postovn1ch zamest-
nanc1 jiz nastoupilo valecnou
sluzbu a ackoliv obycejne Sc
prib1raji tis1ce vypomocnych
zamestnancG k normalnimu
stavu, dnes je t6zko potrebny
pocet lid nalezti a jsou dale
nezkuseni. Provoz ma drahach
a leteckych linkach je st1zen
nasledkem velke dopravy va
lecneho materialu a osob. Mi
mo to je t6m6T nemozne opatri-
tt vetsi pocet voz1 a zimnf po-
cast, ktere dopravu ztezuje jiz
castalo. Statn1m department
tenn bylo take o~znameno, re
vyhoda poskytnuta prislusni-
kun brannych sill tim, re ne
must svoji postu frankovati
zvysila pocet jejich posty o ne
jakych 3 0procent, a wrist
brannych sill zat6zuje postovni
dopravu stale vets1 merou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-20
Z Washington.

= BOZ Pacifiku je trpka,
stala, krvava a nemilosrdna
valka. Americtf b%ojovnici, KITE
Fl teprve nedavno vySli re Skol,
ale cd t6 dolby prosli tvrds1 sko
lou deseti mesicG spinave val
ky pfijimaji rany cd Japoncd
a vracej1 Jim je.
Prfznacny je pripad voj1na
namofnf p6choty, Eugena Moo
IA re San Franciska. Ia bojG
ma ostrove Gavutu v Salamoun-
ske skupine byl Sc svym tan
KEN zaskocen 65 Japonci. Ne
~pratelstf vojaci odklopili kryt
tanku, vhodili do mira rucni
granaty a zpGsobili ohen. Vsi-
chni clenov6 posadky tanku
krone Mora byli zabiti, a
Moore musel stroj opustit. ia
ponci pobodali nozi a vidlemi,
uhodili Jim o stenu tanku a O.
deSli, myslice, re Moore je mr.
tev. Moore vsak byl pozdeji
nalezen svymi druhy, osetfen
namornfmi l6kafy a dnes je O.
pet hOtov k boji.
Jiny Glen namoTn1 p6choty,
vOjin Keen, jenz pozoroval
Moordv pTfb6h a podal o mem
pozd6ji zpravu, vlastnorucn6
Zabil V iednOm boil 81 JapOn-
Gu - 0 II vice nez serzant
York We sv6 pov6stne bitce "a
sv6tove valky!
Ale chlapci v pacifick6 obla.
sti zfzn6j1 pc vecech, ktere me
Ii donna. Styska Sc Jim, a chte-
il postu. Qoba Sc merf cd pf1-
jezdu jedn6 postovn1 lodi k
pTfjezdu dalsf, a IDA Sc, re pre-
stavka trva vzdycky vecnost.
Jakymsi tajnym zpravodaj-
Swim ved1 vsichni vojaci, re
sla posta, jeste drive, nez jsou
prvni pyle a dopisy ma brehu.
PAX nadejde dlouho oceka-
vana chv1le, kdy Sc bl1zf vo-
jensky automobil s cennym ma
kladem. Vsechna cinnost usta-
va. Neni jiz rozdflG v hodnos-
ii. DGstojn1 plukovnlci a oby-
cejnf vojfni stojf vedle sebe v
ocekavanf v6cf pTfstfch.
"Kelly, Wyjzkowski, Ras-
mussen, Jones, Schulz, Bian-
chi VIOLA muz povefeny
rozdelovanim posty.
Blanche = zde", "Dejte
mi dopis pro Kellyho".
"Syrovy - zde". A nejdu-
lezitejsf muz okamziku rozka-
zuje dopisy Sc zrucnostf kou-
zeln1ka.
A vsichni stoji a cekaji, al
Sc pytel vyprazdni: Vzdycky
ie NONE, re poslednl rGzova
obalka je prave "ona". Ne, je
to Kellyho, chlapa stastneho.
A pax Sc vsichni stastnf ztra-
Il, sve dopisy v hrsti, protoze
zpravy z domova Sc ctou o sa-
mote.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-20
DR.. Jan Vanovic, slovensky pa
triot skonal V star 86.

V Turcianskom Sv. MARITIME
zemrel DR.. Jan Vanovic, Sole
ty generaln1 dOzorce evangeli-
ck6 cirkve augSpursk6ho vyz-
mani ma Slovensku.
Zesnuly Sc narodil roku
1856 v Draskovcach a gymna-
SUM studoval v Turc. Sv. Mar
tine, Lucenci, Rim. Sabote a
Vel'kej RevGci, prava pax V
Bratislave. Jake pravOtar ne
boil pravnik usadil Sc V Turc.
Sv. MARITIME.
Pc prevratu byl take poslan-
Gem v cs. narodnfm shromaz-
denf Praze jakoz i predsedou
"Advokalni slycenej komory
pre- Slovensko," ktera mela sve
sidlo v Turc. Sv. MARITIME. Kro-
me toho We SVEN dlouhem Two
te zastaval jeSt6 n6kolik il
nych dGlezitych funkcf v ma
rodn1m a cirkevnfm zivote ma
Slovensku.
DR.. Jan Vanovic cely svGj III
vot venoval sluzbe svemu slo-
venskemu narodu. V mem ia
Ike odesla jedna z nejrazovi-
tejsich postav slovenskeho Ii
vota. Necht je mu slovenska
zeme, pro kterou tolik pra-
coval, lehka!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-20
Ctyri zahynuli pTi explosi "
pracharns. patty popalen.

V Coalmont, Ind, explose
v zavode U. S. Powder Co. Wy
zadala 81 ctyTi lidske zivoty,
kdezto patty muz lei V nemoc-
nici v kritickem stavu nasled-
KEN popalenf. Firma vyrabl
trhacf prach pro uhlodoly a
nema zadne valecne kontrakty
Fred Kennery a Jesse Bed
we'll, oba z Lewis, Ind, byli "a
biti ma mlste, kdezto Clarence
Tennis a Burt Kester, oba z
Coalmont, zemreli pOzdeji v
nemocnici v Terre Haute. Po-
palenym je Paul Bemis z Coal
mont.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-20
Mrkev dost rychle nepomaha.

17lety Donald Moore v Roc
ky Ford, Colo, chtel Sc dat Cd
vesti k marine, ale byl odmrs-
ten, protoze nedovede rozezna
vati barry. LekaT mu odporu-
Gil, ably jedi hodn6 mrkve, KITE
ra obsahuje vitamin "a" a to
by mohlo pomoci. Donald ST te-
dy koupil busl mrkve a dial Sc
do jfdla, ackoliv mrkev nikdy
nenalezela mezi jeho pochout-
ky. Pc case Sc opet pfihlasil a
lekar fekl, re Sc jeho stav zna-
che zlepsil, ne vsak dost, ably
mohl byt pTijat. Mladfk Sc tu-
diz pustil do druheho busle
mrkve a doufa, re to Dude po-
slednl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-20

President Roosevelt %,

President Roosevelt po-
zadal americky lid, ably zacho-
vaval den D1k1cinenf a Novy
rok modlitbou "a bozske osvi-
cent v tmavych dnech valky.
President ucinil spolecne pro
hlasenf k dni Dfk1vzdan1 a
Novemu roku a jeho slova byla
velmi wanna a vyznacovala
"nasi zavislost ma vsemohou-
elm Bohu."
President pravil We sve pro-
klamaci: "Vzdavejte dfky "a
nejvets1 urodu V historic nase-
no naroda, my, kter1 sjeme a
zneme, mGzeme uciniti dobre
rozhodnutf, re V pfistlm roce
ucinime vse, abychom pTekro-
Gill tuto mez, nebot svou prac1
ma pol1ch m1zeme sdlleti cast
obet1 s nasimi bratry a syny,
kteff nosf stejnokroj Spoje-
nych StatG."
= Urad pro scitani lidu We
lSpoj. Statech uveTejnil pred
neoklika dny statistiky, Poole
nichz pocet obyvatel Spoje-
!nych Stat1, kteri jsou cizfho
pGvodu, poklesl "a deset let
mezi r. 1880 a 1910 O tTinact
prOcent.
President Spojenych Sta
tn, Filipin a Mexika, rozhlasny
mi projevy ujistili Filipince IL
pf1lezitosti 7. vyroc1 jejich re-
publiky, re stanou Sc opet sa-
mostatnym, svobodnym a de-
mokratickym narodem.
President Roosevelt We sve
reel odhalil, re spolu S presi-
dentem Quezonem dohodli sc
minuly tyden, re zf1df spoiled
nou komisi, representuj1ci Spo-
|jene Staty a Filipiny, ably stu
dovala hospodarskou situaci,
ktere budou Filipinci celiti ma
konci valky a ably vypracovala
prostfedky k udrzeni stability
a bezpecnosti jejich zeme.
President Manuel A. CANA
cho, mluve rozhlasem z mesta
Mexika, prohlasil, re "obet FL
lipincG umoznila organisaci
demokratickych sill, ktere nynf
assault nepTatelGm tezke ra-
n.y." Pres. Roosevelt ucinil pre-
hled pokroku Filipinskych O.
strovG k samostatnosti cd vi
tezstvi admirala Deweyho ma
zatoce Manilske az pc dohodu,
uzavrenou minuly tyden.
Odkazal k historic Filipin v
~poslednlch "A letech a pravil,
re "poskytuje vzor pro budouc
most jinych malych narod1 ma
svete."
President zddraznil, re i
lSpojene Staty musily profit
celym postupem politickeho w
cviku nez vytvofily trvalou
'formu vlady.
O Filipinach pravil: "Vzor,
ktery tam byl sledovan je v
podstate filosofi1 a ideally Spo-
Ijenych narodG. Nauka, ktera
kontroluje ctizadost a ovlada
bezohlednost nasich nepratel
= re je jediny narod, ktery je
urcen k ovladanf ostatnfch ma
rodG = je naukou, jez je ma
ceste k znicen1 pro vsechny bu-
douncf easy"
Vsichni tTi PRESIDENT chva-
ILL statecnost obrancd Filipin,
kteff bojovali ma Bataanu a
Quezon zdGraznil, re president
Roosevelt nepovOlal vsechny
bann6 silly do sluzeb Spoj. Sta
til, ackoli tax mohl uciniti, ny
brz re Spojene Staty staly pTi
tonic narode z vlastni dobre
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-20
Wilson pomohl, ale neza-

Wilson pomohl, ale neza-
chranil. Den pf1mer1 mas le-
tos zastihl %uprostTed jine, stras
nejsf valky, a proto je jen
spravne, abychom Sc pod1vali,
proc versailleska smlouva, jez
mela urovnat vsechny evrop-
ske spory, zklamala V tax KRAFT
KEN case.
Woodrow Wilson veril We
dive zasady " pravo samo-
vlady a v nutnost mezinarodn1
spoluprace a kontroly. Prvn1
zasady bylo dosazeno vytvo-
ren1m evropskych politickych
hranic, jez zanechaly pouze tfi
procenta celkoveho poctu oby-
vatelstva pod CHI vladou.
Presto trvaly tyto hranice
jen necelych dvacet let. Mood
stranily evropsk@ probfemy,
protoze podporovaly neshody
mezi narody, jez nebylo mono
urovnat pred dostatecnym me-
zinarodnlm telesem, a protoze
kladly prflis velky dGraz ma pc
liticke rozd1ly ma ukor hospo-
darskych cinitelu.
V rozhlasovem projevu
dine 27. T1jna, volajic1m pc o.
svobozeni cloveka z idolu sta
tn dnesnf dolby, Vatikan odsou-
dill "zbozneni statu", ktery Sc
snazi ziskati pro sebe absolut-
nj autoritu, jez nalez1 pouze
StvoTiteli Vsehom1ra.
Papez, Tfka rozhlas, Sc vyslo
vii prot deifikaci statu v oboji
sfefe jak narodn1, tax mezina-
rodni, " narodni jsa obhaj-
Gem individual a rodiny a v me-
zinarodni jsa obhajcem mezi-
narodnlho prava.
Odd6leni mezinarodnlho pra-
va cd prava bozskeho, take
toto zcela zavisl ma Will v1dcG
naroda, roZhlas prohlasil md
re pOuze znamenati zbaven1 Sc
vSi ochrany verejne i soukro-
me mravnosti a vydani moral
mich princip1 ma pospas zlo~
volnemu a skodlivemu vlivu
soukromych a verejnych zaj-
MI. "Toto vede k rozslreni
pray statu, a soucasne potlace-
nj pray ostatn1ch'', vatikansky
mluvci dodal.
- President Roosevelt po-
depsal pfedlohu zakona, KITE
rou Sc snizuje start, povinne
vojenskou sluzbou, z 20 ma 10
let.
President prohlasil, re je
podnikano opatren1, ably tito
hosi mohli pc valce dokonciti
sve vzdelan1.
Pan Roosevelt podepsal tuto
pfedlohu nekolik hodin pote,
kdy bu byla predlozena,. Novy
zakon tyka Sc $500, 900 hochG
We start Cd Is do 10 let a tis1c1
jinych, ktef1 brzy dosahnou
tohoto start. PTedloha opa-
trent, die nehoz STUDENT vyssi
Iskoly, kter1 budou povolani v
posledn1m semestru, mohou ma
vlastni zadost obdrzeti odklad
do konce skoln1ho roku.
= Berlinsky zamorni roz-
HAS oznamil, re japonsky Wy
slanec v Berl1ne, Gen. Hiroshi
Osimu, ktery jake vyslanec je
take pTidelen do Bratislavy,
nedavno pTijel do slovenskeho
hlavniho mesta ma nekolik dnu
Pr jeho pr1jezdu slovenska
quislingovska vlada uspoTada-
la demonstrate k jeho uv1tanl
tim zpGsobem, re nakomando-
vala obyvateIstvo do rad hlav
mich ulicich Bratislavy,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-20
Namofnictvo je nyni 1877 rokG
stare.

Ma brezfch Jiznfho Pacifiku
namornictvo Spojenych StatG
bojuje svoji sto osmdesatou
kampan We 1877 rocfch.
Narozeniny byly slavery v
dtery, desateho listopadu. Cd
britske Ginee az pc Island, cd
Londyna do Tulagi, v taborech
pc Spojenych Statech, kde Sc
provadl nejdGkladnejsf vycvik
pozadovany kdy ma vojakovi,
nejtuzs1 a nejucinnejsf 1tvary
bojovn1kG Sc zastavi ma chvfli
v zamysleni mad strankam.
historic vytvorenymi dlouhou
fadou bojovn1kG more, jejich5
krok dunel We valecnem rytmu
pod hvezdami ma vsech city
rech stranach nebe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-20
Hoch zabit vlakem.

William Tillman, 8, 81 hral
ma pozemku drahy Chicago a
North Western, ma Division ul.
u Elston Ave-, a vbehl do cesty
osobnfmu vlaku, kterym byl
zabit. ,
Evening star., 1942-09-13

her father and mother since her
marriage last fall and Lit. Papps
has been at nearby camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McManaway
have returned to their home after
summers absence at the Uni
versity of Missouri where Mr.. Nc
Manaway has been conducting a
course in Shakespeare.
Mrs. Howard Davis of Pelham
N. Y, is spending several weeks
with her daughter Mrs. Kurtz Nc
Roberts Hanson, in Alta Vista.
Mrs. Wilmer Powick is back at
her home in Drummond after a
long visit with her sister-in- n-law,
Mrs. David R. Starry, at Camp
PasSumpsaic, in Vermont. Mrs.
Starry, who is also a resident of
Drummond, usually returns to her
home here shortly after Labor Day.
This year, however, she will spend
the winter in Vermont where she
has purchased a farm near the
Starry camp. Word has recently
been received from Mr.. Starry tell
ing of his arrival in Australia where
as a representative of the American
Red Cross he is the director of
recreation clubs for soldiers on
leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bones, jr.,
and their young daughter, Barbara,
are expected to return to their
home on Bradley boulevard next
week. They have been in Swarth-
more, Pa, during the summer while
Mr.. Bones was engaged in work
with the defense program.
Evening star., 1942-09-13

Townsend, who formerly lived in
Aurora Hills.
Mrs. Harry Wilson Porter, jr., with
her sons, Harry Wilson Porter, III,
anad Bayard Porter, is spending a
fortnight with Mrs. Porter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Rucker, in
Delaplane, Va.
Mrs. Charles C. Canada with her
son, Charles c. Canada, jr., are again
in their home following a three
month stay with DR.. Canada S
mother, Mrs. r. O, Canada. IN
Grottoes, Va.
Miss Virginia Goff of Colonial
Village is spending a week with Mrs.
Charles A. Ferguson in Newport
News
The Rev. and Mrs. George w.
Burroughs have arrived from Nash
vile and taken an apartment in
Arlington Village.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Hooper left
Friday for Williamsburg, where they
will be at the Lodge for week.
Mrs. Paul Quintus, accompanied
by her children, Paul 10 Quintus
and Katherine Ann Quintus, has
returned to her home following a