davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01

= Major Vidkum Quisling,
premier norske loutkove vlady,
dial ultimatum ucitelGm v Nor
sku, ably Sc pTipojili k Narodn1
strane ucitelstva do 1. kv6tna
nebo ztratili sve zamestnanf,
jak oznamila dnes Reuterova
kancelaT We zprav6 re Stokhol-
mu. Svedsky fisk pTedpokla-
da, re toto naTfzenl We skutec-
nosti zastavuje vsechnu skolni
vychovu v Norsku.
Mluvc1 norske valky v exilu
vyslovil Sc, re "a Quislingova
rezfmu bylo uv6zneno vice nez
1000 pastorG a ucitel1, ably by
la znicena oposice, vedena
proti nacisticke organisaci mia
deze a "fronte ucitelstva."
= Dev6t osob bylo zabito a
fada zen vazne poranena pri
zr1cenf Sc til sekc1 d1lezite tex
tiln1 tovarny v Barcelona, Spa
nelsko. Stavba sc zrftila, kdyz
delnlci zapouSteli rouru pro ka
nal We sklepe budovy.
= Glen finskeho parlamentu
Frietsch pravil v interview S
"Dagens Nyhetel", re nyn6js1
valka v~yzaduje mnohem vice
obet1 ma lidskych zivotech nez
posledn1. Nektere obce jsou liz
nyn1 ohrozeny ztratou veskere-
no obyvatelstva muzskeho ro-
du.
= "Zasobovanf potravinami
V Recku je chaoticke", pfse
"Svenska Dagbladet". "V6tsi-
nou Sc vymenuje zbozf "a zbo-
Ii, kdyz Sc vsak platf pencil,
Ijsou ceny fantastick6. RHINE
ceny stouply O 5OOO%. Matte
lie domG prodavajf sve domy,
ably mohli koupit potraviny ma
cernem trhu. PTfd6ly chleba
Ijsou pouze 1874 grant den
ne. Prfdel olivov6ho oleje ma
SeSt meSlcu Je IOO gramu. Ma
SO Sc ma dostat dvakrat m6s1c-
ne, stava Sc vsak take, re Sc
zadne nedostane pc ctyTi mesi-
ce. Nen1 ami rakv1 pro zesnule.
Nakladaj1 sc v noci ma naklad-
nj vozy a pohrb1vaj1 We spoiled
nych hrobech.
= Die listu "Venska Dag
bladet" media Sc podrazdenost
Berl1nand jiz ami utajit ami o.
kraslit. Nedostatek potravin a
ISpatne zpravy z fronty vyvola-
ly napadny pesimismus. Bezo-
hlednost a nervosita zvlaste ma
dopravn1ch prostredc1ch sc tax
vzmahaj1, re "Das Reich" mu-
81 varovat: "Nezdvorily clov6k
sype p1sek do naseho valecne-
no stroje."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01

Z Fort Worth Sc oznamuje,
re Sc narodila trojcata name
lGm H. Oglesovym v nemocnici
Vsech Svatych a firma, pro kite
rou manzel PRAGUE vyplacf je-
Jlch d6ln1kGm sto dolar1, kdyz
Sc jim narodi dite. Ogle prisel
v pondel1 do prace a ptal Sc,
zda-li to ustanovenf jeste plat
a zamestnavatel mu povedel,
re ano. On Sc lined chytre
ptal, zda-li by dostal dive ste
dollarG, kdyby mel dvojcata a
zam6stnavatel, re ano. TAX
pan Ogle 81 zhluboka oddech-
nul a pov6del, re jsou to troll
cata, til dcerusky. Devcata
mali sc k svetu a rodice dostali
tfi sta dollarG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
Mlyn 700 let starry.

Asi p6l hodiny cd Vysokeho
Myta pfi okresnl silnici do Hru
sove pod lesem Draby stojl
mlyn, jehoz start Sc odhaduje
ma 700 let. Rfkajf mu Spalenec,
nebot jiz v XIV. stoletf Sc jme-
noval Spaleny mlyn. Je to nej-
starsf mlyn v celem kraji, po-
nevada, jak uvadejf stare zapi-
sy, byl zalozen nepochybne V
case, kdyz stavalo jeste Stare
Myto, jez mlyny potrebovalo.
Stare Myto lehlo popelem a O.
byvatele 81 postavili mesto no.
We a Size nynejsi Vysoke Myto,
coz sc stale v prve polovine 10.
stoletf. Proto mono smele tyr
dit, re mlyn Spalenec je 700 let
starry. Historic tohoto stareho
mlyna je velmi pestra a dzce
je spjata S historic mesta a oko-
Ii, ktery preckal easy dobre i
z1e.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
Jugoslavsky kral Petr u csl.
armady " Anglii.

Jugoslavsky kral Petr, do
provazen ministerskym predse-
dou Slobodanem Jovanovicem,
ministrem kralovskeho dvora
Radio Knezevicem, jugoslav-
skym vyslancem u csekosloven-
ske vlady Veceslavem Wilde
rem a jinymi, vykonal navste-
WI u ceskoslovenske brigady v
Anglii.
President Benes, doprovazen
ministerskym pTedsedou Sram-
KEN, ministrem narodni obra-
ny Ingrem a vyslancem u jiho-
slovanske vlady Lfpou, jakoz i
1fednlky sve kancelare, no u
vital.
Brigadnf hudba zahrala jul
goslavskou a ceskoslovenskou
narodnf hymnu, nacez kral
VIDAL pozdrav vojsku a vyko-
nal prehlidku cestne roty, liz
pozdravil slovy: "Cestna roto,
IA zdar!" Ma to jugoslavsky
kral a president Benes vykona-
Ii pfehl1dku ceskoslovenske bri
gady Sc vsemi druhy zbrane.
Inspector spojeneckych sill a
britsky vel1cf general prfslusn6
oblasti byli rovnez pTftomni,
kdyz velitel pTehlidky dial po-
vel k pocte zbran. V teto chvi-
Ii vojenska hudba zahrala fan
fairy q Libuse a v zapet1 jugo-
slavskou a ceskoslovenskou ma
rodnf hymnu.
Jugoslavsky kral pozdravil
pax brigadu slovy: "Ceskoslo-
venska brigade, ma zdar!" Bri-
gada ma to odpov6dela hromad
nym provolanfm: "Zdar!" S
tribuny pax kral, president a
jejich doprovod prihlfzeli slav-
nostnimu defile. V jeho cele
Sc pohybovaly motorisovane cd
Oily, pax pechota.
Ma obedu, jenz Sc podaval v
dustojnicke jldelne prvn1ho
pluku, president Benes prone
81 v cesk6 feci pffpitek, v nemz
vyjadril radost mad tim, re mo-
hi uv1tat hlavu jugoslavskeho
statu mezi ceskoslovenskymi
vojaky ma britske p1de.
"~Vzpomlname 81 jeste 1--WE"
= fekl president Benes = "na
poslednl waikiki, kdy nase oddi-
ly bojovaly pc boku srbskych
divisl. Nyn1 pouze obnovujeme
stare svazky pratelstv1, jez ira
dicne spojovaly nase bratrske
narody. Valecne zkusenosti
possibly a jeste posilujf nase u
pf1mne bratrstv1.
"Vzpominame Vaseho velke
no otce, s nimz jsem mohl pc
mnoho let spolupracovat. Re
spolecne snahy posflit zasady
kolektivni a oblastnf bezpecno-
sti vyrostla jugoslavsko-cesko-
slovenska solidarita We dvaceti
letech, jez nasledovala pc po-
C1ndnf U3lco
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
Basnik j. S. Machar skonal IL.
bTezna " Praze jake 78lety.

Cesky basnfk a spisovatel j.
IS. Machar zemfel v Cechach
II. bfezna t. r. poole zpravy v
londynskem tydenfku "Cecho-
slovak" re dine 27. bfezna, KITE
rezto c1slo sem prave z Angle
doSlO.
Josef Svatopluk Machar sc
narodil 80. 1nora 1864 v Kohl
ne v Cechach, take v dobe
skonu byl uz pres 78 rok1 star.
Byl bankovn1m 1redn1kem We
V1dni a pc pTevratu roku 1913
pfes1dlil do Prahy, nacez pc
pet rok6 byl generalem inspek-
torem ceskoslovenske armady.
We ceske literature ma misto
jake vyznacny basnfk cesk6ho
realismu a kritik. O jeho kri-
tice vsak napsala Ease jina kri-
tika: "Machar je v podstate
bTitky kritik bez sirokeho roz-
hledu a pevne filosoficke "a
kladny, davajfc1 Sc unaset
zdravym 1sudkem vzdelaneho
m6staka a vemlouvaj1ci Sc
prGzracnym slohem, tn suse
pitvajfcfm, tn fecnicky rozhor-
lenym."
V politice pred svetovou val
kou byl ceske realisticke stra-
ne a take spolupracovnfkem je-
|j1ho organu "Cas" v Praze. Pc
pTevratu byl We strane narodne
demokraticke, jak byla pre-
zvana dr1vejsf strana mladoce-
ska. S narodn1 demokraci1 Sc
vsak pod6ji rozesel a take S Of
ficielnf veTejnost1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01

Pc prve cd utvofeni separat.
n1ho loutkoveho statu ma Slo.
vensku Sc strany N6mcG sir sc
nynf pc Slovensku slime hnutf k
~okamzitemu sblfzenf s Cecho.
slovaky v tax zvanem cesko.
moravskem "protektoratu".
Ceskoslovenske 1fednf kru.
hyhy pravily, re RUNE prfpady
ma Slovensku ,ackoli v 1Tedn1ch
zpravach jsou kamuflazovany
jake by byly We spojenf s de
portac1 zidG, jasne osvetluji
stav vysokeho napet1 pc cele
Zemi.
Isolovane bojove skupiny v
horskych oblastech Slovenska.
jak Sc udava, pokousejf Sc. c
dosazenl spojen1 S patrioty v
"protektoratu". Tyto skupiny
zahrnujf MONA take nejakf
Tidy, kterym Sc podafilo uteci
z transportG pri prevalent dc
pracovnfch tabord, lee dredn.
vysvetlovanf, re tyto incidenty
byly vyprovokovany zidy, jest
ocividne velikym prehanen1m.
Skutecne vysvetlenf techtC
nepokojd, jak informovane kru
ny prav1, jsou velke ztraty, kite.
re Slovaci utrpeli ma vychodn.
fronte, kde bojujf "a Nemce
Slovenske obyvatelstvo, jak Sc
dale poukazuje, uvedomuje 81
re trpf "a vec, ktera je sloven
skym zajmIm 1plne CHI.
Neustala hrozba madarskt
okupace celeho slovenskeho Il
zemi, dale hospodaTska nejis
tota, zavinena konfiskacem
majetku tax zvanych "nepfa
telI statu" a zidI, pTispely da
lie k tomuto pocitu nespokoje
nosti a k nepokoj1m ma Sloven
sku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
To prave dobrodini.

"Jak yam zavid1m vas "a
stup ditek," poznamenal cmse-
~ mladenec ku svemu dloIho
zenatemu priteli.
"D1tky skutecne ozarujf do
mov," odvetil S uspokojenfm
stastny otec.
"Coze? Ovsem, ano, ano
Myslim vsak ma neco jineho.
Pohledte, jakou mate v Mich O.
poru, kdyz Sc jedna o priznani
dane z pTljm1."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
Stafena uhoreIa.

Katherine Kraftova, 8Oleta
z Chicago skonala nasledkem
popalenin, ktere utrp6la, kdyz
ma nj donna v kuchyni chytly
saty. Syn pravil, re matka me-
Ia We zvyku paliti smetf v ku-
chynskych kamnech a kdyz wy
letela z techto jiskra, tax "a
palila ma staTen6 saty a nez Sc
podaTilo plameny uhasiti, utr-
p6la popaleniny ma cel6m tele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
Krajan Sc obSsiI.

We sklepe sveho obydli byl
nalezen v Riverside 70 let sta
ry krajan Ferdinand Czech ODE
seny. Byl poslednfch osm nebo
deset let trapen silnou zadu-
chou, a caste 81 ma svGj zdra-
votnf stav stezoval, takze neni
pochyby, re dobrovolnym Cd
chodem z tohoto sveta hledal
uniknutf pred dalsfm trapenfm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
Minlstr Moravec pohorel
8 Hitlerovymi oslavami.

Oznamuje Sc z Prahy, re po-
kus nechvalne znameho mini
stra skolstvi a narodnf osvety''
Moravce O hromadny poslech
rozhlasovych porad1 ma oslavu
Hitlerovych narozenin We sko-
ZACH zcela selhal.
Mnozf reditele v1bec Skolni
rozhlasove zarlzenf nespustili
Pan "ministr" rozkazal, ably
bylo zavedeno disciplinarnf Fl.
zeni prot vsem rediteldm praz.
skych obecnych a strednfcl
skol.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
Pet vojakG zabito pri CIV cent
Kalifornii.

Predcasny vybuch strely w.
palovane z so nm hmozdfre,
zabil pet a zranil 16 vojakG
nedaleko LaMesa v okresu San
Diego.
Armadnf ddstojnfci pravf, re
stfela vybuchla drive nez vysla
z jlcnu della. Vysetrovanf bylo
naTlzeno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01

Pres 500 konservacn1ch del
Mkt vycerpanych namahou,
zapasilo v okresu Marquette
Sc dvema lesn1mi pozary, kter6
znicily 1000 akr1 vzrostlehc
lesa. Jeden tento pozar byl U
Little Lake mezi Gwin a Skan.
dia, druhy township West
Branch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
MIada zena Sc obesila z omr.
zelosti mad praci jake
stenografka.

V Clevelandu 31leta Marke-
ia Eykynova spachala sebevra-
zdu. Byla nalezena obesena
ma prosteradle We sve loznici a
za%nechala dopis, We kterem O.
znamuje, re jest 1plne vycer-
pana prac1 jake stenografka a
proto radeji odchazf dobrovol-
ne do ZahrObl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01

setfeni V prlpade, re by byli pri
naletu zraneni. Pro ne Dude L.
levou vedomf, re to "a ne stry-
eek Sam zaplat1. Mimochodem
Sc zminujeme, re je tomu tax i
v Anglii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
Zjednoduseni naturalisace
vojakn - neobcanH.

AOO~~4A&
o zjednoduseny postup natu
ralisacnf pro cizince, kterf
pf1tomnosti slouz1 v ozbroje
nych sborech Spojenych Stat1
je postarano v Second Power.
Bill", ktery president Roose
welt podepsal %. brezna t. r.
Novy zakon stanovi, re cd Wy.
mahanf jistych pozadavkG ma
turalisacnfho zakona NIUE by.
ii upust6no v pripade "ktereho.
koli neobcana, bez ohledu ne
jeho vek, ktery "a pritomnt
valky slouzil nebo Dude slouzi.
tt cestne We vojenskych nebo
namoTn1ch sborech Spojenycl
StatG a ktery pc zakonitem pfi.
pusten1 do Spojenych Stat1.
nebo do jejich teritorif nebo dl
zav byl v dobe sveho odvedeni
nebo pTihlasenf sc k vojsku O.
byvatelem zmfnenych mist"
Tito vojaci-neobcane mai
nasledujfcf vyhody:
1. Nepotrebujf zadneho pro-
hlasen1 1myslu (prvnfho listu)
a nemuseli zfti We Spojenych
Statech nebo v nekterem state
Unie jinym ~zadatelGm pTede-
psanou lhGtu.
2. Zadost "a naturalisaci mo-
hou podavati u kterehokoli sou
du, ktery je kompetentnf vyri-
zovati zadosti tohoto druhu,
bez ohledu ma to, kde zadatel
bydl1.
3. Nemus1 umeti mluvit an
glicky, nemus1 Sc umet ~vlastno-
rucne podepsati, a nemusi wy
hoveti zadnym vzdelavacfm
pozadavkGm; a
4. Nemusi platiti zadnych pc
platkG pri podavanf, 1redn1m
prij1man1 a zaZnamenavan1 "a
dosti o naturalisaci, AMI pTi ko-
necnem vyslechu, ami pri ko-
necnem vystavovan1 naturali-
sacn1ho listu, kdyz k tomuto
vydan1 dojde.
Pred poskytnutfm techto W.
bod must zadatel vyhoveti ma
sledujfcim pozadavk1m:
1. Zadost must byti doloze-
ma afidavity aspon dvou vero-
hodnych svedkG, obcan1 Spo-
jenych StatG, kteTf v mich do
svedcujf, re znajf zadatele ia
ko cloveka dobreho charakte-
ru, oddaneho zasadam 1stavy
Spojenych StatG a maj1c1ho ma
srdci poradek a blaho Spoje-
nych StatG.
2. Sluzba zadatele We vojen-
skych nebo namornfch sborech
Spojenych Stat1 must byti do
kazana k zadosti prilozenymi
afidavity nejmene dvou obca-
nj Spojenych StatG, kteTi "a
pf1tomne valky jsou nebo byli
cleny vojenskych nebo manor
mich Short a kteTi mali hod-
most pri nejmensfm poddGstoj-
nickou, nebo must byti jeho
sluzba dokazana Tadne overe-
nym opisem zaznam1 vykonne-
no departmental, majfciho v
kompetenci tyto zaznamy o "a
datelove vojenske sluzbe. Re
zaznamG nebo z afidavit1 mu-
81 byti jasno, re zadatel "a pri-
tonne valky jest nebo byl Gle
mem techto ozbrojenych sborG,
a re slouzf nebo slouzil sc ctf.
3. zadost must byti podana
nejpozdeji jeden rok pc 81.
prosinci 1914, nebo v pffpade,
re president nebo kongres toto
datum zmenf, treba i drive.
Zakon, zjednoduseni natura-
lisacn1 postup cizinc1m, slouzi-
elm v ozbrojenych sborech, ne
vztahuje Sc ma osoby, propuste-
ne re sluzby v dGsledku neceho
necestneho, AMI ma ty, ktere Sc
zdrahaj1 slouziti aktivne We vol
sku, ponevadz sc to pr1c1 jejich
svedoml.
-O-
Pet vojakHG zabito pri CIV ,ceni
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01

O%OO AAAAO
ia must byti radne oznacena.
= V New Yorku jsou krone
toho pripraveny i mapy, z
nichz Dude mono zjistiti uni
stem ruznych obvazovych sta
mic, jakoz i adresaT vsech tech
to mist. Vefejnost Dude 81 mo-
ci jiz brzy opatriti tyto mapy
adresar. Newyorske obvazo-
We STANCE nebudou mfti pravi-
delny personal; nemocnicn1
nouzove jednotky polni budou
do mich lekare a osetfovatelky
posllati poole potreby.
V budoucnosti Dude treba
mnoha lekaTG a osetTovatelek
a jsou obavy, re jich nebude
dostatek. z toho d1vodu IDA
Sc moudrejsfm, neurcovati jim
definitivnf stanoviste, nybrz
posllati je tam, kde je jich pra-
We tTeba.
Kazdy z mas doufa, re nebu.
deme We Spojenych Statech Wy.
staveni 1trapam nepTatelskycK
naletd, ale vsichni 81 uvedomu.
jeme, re Sc tax staff NIUE, a IL
proto muslme byti ma vse pri
praveni. NekteTf z mas delal
81 MONA starosti, jak by zapla
till "a lekaTske a nemocniGni o
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-30
Beauty Tips

QUESTION:: "I am tall. slender
and not bad-looking. except for one
thing: the cdlUeS OF my legs are
straight and undeDeloped. Would
maSSdging them Nth cocoa butter
make them more rounded?
jamie"
You may be underweight for
your height. If this is the case, you
cannot hope to make your legs any
plumper until you have added a
few pounds generally. Massaging
the legs with cocoa butter will help.
but most Of the benefit comes from
the massage. Cocoa butter is mere
ly lubricant for the skin and pos
sesses no magic powers for building
flesh. Exercises like rope jumping.
bending and kicking will sometimes
help you to develop enough muscle
to make your legs seem more
shapely.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-30
Are
Also Used
BY JUDITH WILSON

THE sweet potato brings pleas
L ant change from white potatoes.
and will add colorful as well as
festive note to the simplest meal,
particularly If prepared in a dish
that has a new flavor. Although
available the year around In some
markets. sweet potatoes are in sea-
son from September through De-
cember-juSt in time, as 1t were.
for fall and winter entertaining
and the holiday season.
There are two general types OF
sweet potatoes. One is yellowish
colored and dry and mealy. The
other. known as the yam, Is deep
er yellow, moist and sweeter. Either
may be baked, boiled and mashed,
or French fried. Sweet potatoes are
excellent Drowned with the roast.
Do not pare before boiling. as the
skins of sweet potatoes are more
easily removed when the potatoes
are done. Choose firm. regular
shaped. unwrinkled potatoes, pre-
ferably of medium size.
Candied sweet potatoes are q
we'll known favorite. but when
these are glazed with a syrup to
which orange Juice and rind have
been added. you achieve something
outstanding. Also delightfully."- diff
ferent is Cranberry Sweet Potatoes.
Cooked, peeled potato halves are
scooped out and filled with cram
berry sauce. A mixture Of butter.
sugar. lemon Juice and chopped
nutmeats is spread on top and the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-30

that help tone and tighten the skin
as well as rich oils to soften and
Soothe.
Put dabs of the cream on the
back of each hand and rub briskly
upward from under the chin. Some
women like to give the neck hum
dred strokes-f1fty on each side
like brushing the hair. The move
ments are simple and take little
time. The effort is amply repaid in
a youthful chin and throatline and
smoother skin.
Whatever your particular neck
problem. remember that simple ex-
ercise that helps you acquire and
keep good posture will improve the
neckline. Practice those in which
you f1atten your spine against
wall. Learn to stand tall. Imagine
that a pulley fastened to the top Of
your head Is stretching your neck
up and away from your shoulders.
Do 1t several times day and you
actually will increase your height.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-30

leads. An Interpretation Of the
mans overcoat. characterized by
an easy. casual swing. deep arm
holes. collar and revers. appears.
for example. in Persian lamb. The
Chesterfield coat developed in
black Persian lamb with velveteen
collar, in single or double breast
ed style with bone buttons Is fur
coat fashion that is one of the lat
est successes.
Matara brown Alaska sealskin is
growing popular in the fashion
trend. The style of coat that is pop
ular Is an easy, casual. loose coat.
Representative Is one that has
Tapped seam detail at the shoulders
above slight stirring for easy soft
drape over the bosom. roll collar
and deep turn-up cuffs for wide.
loose sleeves. It Is worn in wrap
around fashion for formal daytime
or evening wear.
The coat that will work overtime
that Is. on both day and night
Shifts-is the coat women want,
and rightly. too. Even the ermines
are casual and the stoles stealing
back into fashion are considered a
happy compromise and just about
right to wear with the three-quar-
ter length coat women now wear
over evening clothes. Stoles and
shawls belong to the same period.
so IL Is natural they should return
together.
In the days when stoles were in
fashion. muffs were also carried, SO
you see history is repeating itself
and in one Of its pleasanter phases.
Among the fur novelties liked by
women whose munition work per-
mits them the luxury OF a fur coat
is dyed muskrat. American opos-
sum and sable dyed muSkrat are
also doing nicely. thank you.
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half into another container. Add
another cup Of hot water to one
portion and set the other half aside
until the conclusion of the treat
ment.
First. cleanse face, throat and
neck thoroughly with any good
cleansing cream and remove the
excess with tissues or a soft cloth.
Take q large square of gauze and
fold it until it will cover the portion
Of the neck and shoulder you wish
to treat. Wiring out of the hot salts
solution and place it about the
neck. When the fold of gauze cools.
dip again. repeating half a dozen
times.
Shoulders Are Massaged
Apply a little cream. then mas
sage gently but firmly upward from
the base Of the neck with long,
sliding strokes toward the ears.
Squeeze and knead fleshy pads Of
fat over the shoulders and massage
from that prominent vertebra at
the back of the neck up to the hair
line.
Repeat the hot congresses. and
then 60 through the massage
movements again. Wipe of any
cream that remains on the neck.
Cream. in this instance, Is not in
tended for softening especially. but
to make the fingers slide easily. A
non-fatty cleansing cream or lu-
bricating cream should be used.
Finish the treatment with the
remaining half cup of EPSON salts
solution that has been chilled with
the addition of a good sized piece
Of ice. Several cold congresses are
necessary. Pat the skin gently and
if 1t feels too dry or drawn. add
just the slightest film of cream.
This treatment may be used daily
until skin texture and contours
take on better appearance.
For the thin neck. or the neck
with dry or wrinkled skin, rich
cream is the answer. Cleanse with
cream when you remove makeup
at night and scrub thoroughly.
Scrubbing not only cleanses sur
face skin and removes flakes Of
dead cuticle, but also brings up the
circulation to feed" the skin from
the inside and give a clear color.
Once or twice a week. or even
oftener If you have the time. really
60 to work with a rich cream.
either a good facial cream or a
cream blended especially for the
neck. The latter is beneficial, as 1t
contains astringent ingredients
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Narrow Escapes
Are Routine to
Rickenbacker
BY TALBOT LAKE

THEY say, that in war you have
1 to be fataliStic. That the bullet
which has your name on 1t will get
you. If none has your name, you'll
live.
It must be that Captain Edward
Vernon Rickenbacker believes this
by now. He has been so near death
so many times that 1t Is really past
the counting. When Secretary
Stimson ordered the search for the
missing flier to continue. he knew
what he was saying when he OBJ
served. "You and I know that Cap
tain Rickenbacker is an exception
to cut-and-dried rules"
Ominously enough. Rickenback-
er began his career carving tomb
stones. His own father lies buried
under one he made. But that work
proved too humdrum for him. and
so he worked in steel mills. brew
cries and garages. Barney Oldfield
was the racing idol Of that day, and
young Rickenbacker was swept
with admiration for him.
He went into dirt track racing
and thus started his frequent
brushes with death. Twice he
crashed into fences: he turned tur-
tie dozens of times. but his number
wasn't up yet, for he always came
through with nothing more than
minor bruises and scratches. 9th
ers with him were killed.
He was % when the last war
started and he enlisted immedi-
ately and was assigned to drive
General Pershing's car.
He jumped at the chance, think
ing that getting next to the Gen.
eral would land him In the air
force. It didn't. He drove his car in
the worst shell fire and on the
worst terrain: others with him
were hurt. but not Rickenbacker.
One day. he came across a stalled
car and helped repair it. The man
in 1t was General Billy Mitchell.
Rickenbacker proved to be the
ace Of American aces. He shot
down % German planes and four
balloons. In those days they flew in
crates. Once, to escape eight Huns.
he power-dove his fragile plane
10000 feet to 600 and escaped. It
almost fell apart when he landed
it. Not once in all his air battles
was he hit by bullet.
Later Rickenbacker became head
Of Eastern Air Lines. A few years
ago he was in a fearful crash near
Morros. Georgia. Seven people were
killed and Rickenbacker sustained
very serious injuries to his hips and
eyes. but four months later he
came back to his job. This after his
life had been despaired Of. The
three recent weeks spent on q rub
Der raft are known to all.