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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-13
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

God the Preserver OF Man. will
be the subject OF the lesson-sermon
in all Christian Science churches
throughout the world on Sunday,
June IA.
The golden Text Psalms S9-1S
is: 1.-The Lord is our defense: and
the Holy One CT Israel is our king"
Among the Bible citations is this
passage deuteronomy 6:4-5):
Hear. o Israel: The Lord our God
Is one Lord: And than shalt love
the Lord thy God with all thine
heart. and with all thy soul, and
with all thy might.
Correlative passages 10 be read
from the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health with Key
TO the Scripture by Mary Baker
Eddy, include the following (p
26l): Good demands OF man every
lour, in which 10 work out the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-13
SACRED CROSS BAPTIST
1925 Hastings

A mammoth observance OF the
pastors anniversary will be held
from June s through June 22 at
which time closing banquet will
be held. The Rev. M. l.. Franklin
Is nastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-13
PONTIAC
BY +. p. HARRIS

The May 23 Poppy Day sale weni
over big through the assistance OF
the Ladies auxiliary OF John Bay.
nard Post No. 1901. The auxiliary
met May 27.
Mrs. Ethel Leonard OF Cal ave.
nue. Is visiting her mother in To-
peka, Kansas on account OF illness
1t is planned that quarterly con.
ference at Newman AME church
will be held from to 8 p. m. on
June Il.
Mems program will be rendered
at 1880 p. m.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-13

bacl. on the job. Miss Ollie Brown
vocalized, assisted by Mrs. James
Cook and T. ]. Fowler. Mrs. Ar
lesta Cook was tops again and ded'
icated most OF her beautiful num-
bers to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Perkins,
who were celebrating their first
anniversary. Many celebrities were
present. The public Is always in
vited to these affairs.
First Baptist Church
The sermon Sunday morning was
preached by the pastor, Of Jehovah
Baptist church. Rev. Richardson.
His text was Matt. 1918. Subject.
1.-THE Church"
q. Allyn was q visitor.
A fine service was held al Fews
church in .Palmerston by the I'm
ion on the first Sunday. The pro-
gram was enjoyed by all. Mildred
Reddicl is church reporter. Rev.
j. ID. Davis. pastor.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
The sermon preached Sunday
morning by pastor, G. A. Stenson
was on the theme, "Use What You
Have" 1t was very educational. A
visitor was Mrs. Ware. who joined
the church.
During May. the ladies OF the
church acted as deacons. including
Mrs. Searcy. Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs
Anderson, and Mrs. Fuller. They
raised fine collection OF 5000 In
five Sundays.
June n. the Flying Cloud Quar-
tet will present a program at this
church. On the fourth Sunday, the
Juniors will motor to Ohio to pre-
sent program.
On the sick list are Mrs. Cooley
and Mrs. Eleanor Smith.
Johnnie Mae Taylor is church re-
porter Rev. G. A. Stevenson is
pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-13

tiers. But here, again, the landlord
must report the case to the Rent
Director. who has authority to ad-
just the maximum rent to the April
1, 1941 level.
Is. Q. Suppose the house wasn't
completed until after federal rent
control became effective?
A. At least Is days before the
place Is TO be rented. the owner
must petition the local Rent Di-
rector to set the maximum rent.
is. Q. On what does the Direc-
tor base the rent?
A. He bases the maximum on
the rent for comparable houses on
April /. 1941. He also must make
allowances for increases in cost
OF construction since that date.
IL. Q. What about houses or
apartments constructed under gov
eminent priorties for materials?
A. In that case the maximum
rent is the first rent charged but
In no event can 1t be more than
the schedule OF rents which the
War Production Board required
the builder TO submit before the
Board would grant the priority
rating.
Is. Q. What control Is there
over rents charged in government,
projects?
A. In all housing projects
whether owned or operated by the
federal, state, OF local govern
ment, the rents must conform to
those charged in the area on the
maximum-rent date.
10. Does the Rent Director have
authority to set maximum rents for
government housing projects?
A. Yes.
Confined Next Weekl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-13
Kills Because
He Boosted OF
Plenty Women
Police Find
Mrs. Brown Over
Mate With Gun

Because his wife thought that
he didn't come across satisfactorily
with his pay. Theodore Brown.
age 81 had to pay dearly with his
life laet Friday night.
The Browns who reside at 2472
Beaubien street had a little argu-
ment when Theodore came from
work at about $3.50 pm. and only
gave Mrs. Brown one dollar from
his pay envelope. Brown decided
that things were no hot for him
that he put on his hat and coat and
left the house. Shortly after that
the wife, Mrs. Minnie Brown. age
3s. also went out for some air.
Mr.. Brown was the first TO "a
turn home so he went TO bed. A
short time later at 1880 D. IN.
Mrs. Brown came in and another
argument started.
When the police arrived some
time later they found Mrs. Brown
standing over her husband with the
gun in her hand. She was arrested
by Patrolman Everett Gettles If
the First Precinct and Is being held
on charge OF murder.
Mrs. Brown told police that her
husband told her that he did not
need her any more and that he
could get plenty other women,
She said when he picked up a bot
tie. she took thirty-two caliber
pistol and fred at him. The frst
bullet hit him In the back aud
when he dropped to the floor shs
fred two more shots at him hitting
him In the chest.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-13
EBENEZER AME CHURCH
willis and Brush

DR.. George w. Baber will occupy
the pulpit Sunday, June IA at the
morning and evening services. The
final rally Is under way and the
church hopes TO be free OF debt
June rs.
The Young Peojle's Choir will
present the King Solomon Harmony
-Four. Monday, June Is at s pm.
The Senior Choir wishes 10 call all
members and friends attention q
the Indoor Garden Party TO be
given June Il. under their sponsor
ship.
Ieaac Jones Is church reporter.
Continued on page 49,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-13
CLEVELAND. o.-The follow

.yrr.ANp. O.-The follow
\, questions and ' answers =, 's Federal
he pcsontroi that became enec'
l Ssa' ,or houses and apartments , ~
y ii's seItyense-rental areas on June l.
% oe,s~ these regulations al
Al1n u. annly in only 20 areas, the
present principles will hold for other
'afle Il which the office OF Price
lreas ;.is,ration will move later to
Au aar rigid ceiling over housing
rents. ,vre ~ hous,no
ns mmodations except hotels and
a a houses came under fed
IOOu eos,rol today June - In the
s ss % defense-rental areas named
u ~, price Administrator Leon Hen
Tho Offlce Of Price Administra'
l., dressed the fact that no tenant
10 nav more rent for his present
,.'r, ouarters than the rent
.ssrred on the maximum rent date
ME present quarters have not
Undergone substantial alteration OF
,hange since that date.
Maximum rent regulations FOL
|Aolels and rooming houses will be
.',ned 10 take effect on July l.
SCOPE OF RENT CONTROL
The Federal government has au.
,hority to regulate rents for al
,snted housing accommodations
wherever people live and pay rent
.hether in houses, apartments
aats tenements, rooms, hotels, fra
,srnlty houses, boarding houses
college dormitories. auto camps OF
rsilers. But rent control does not
extend TO buildings used solely 70,
commercial or industrial purposes
10. Does rent control apply 10
government projects?
A. Yes. whether housing accom-
nodaiions are owned by individ.
usls corporations, the state or the
national government-they all are
under federal rent regulations.
20. Does rent control extend
"a services that a landlord may
provide such as janitor servics
bot water. laundry facilities OF
lurnitureg
A. Yes, authority to regulate and
10 require the maintenance OF serv-
Ices is an essential part Of the con-
rol OF rents
3. q. Docs rent control extend
o houses under lease?
A. Yes. regardless OF the terms
/ lease. rents must not exceed
he amounts allowed under federal
T. O. Does rent control apply to
Iouses newly constructed?
A. Yoe, as soon as building Is
eady for rental occupancy. 1t is
ubject to rent regulation.
). O. A tenant lives on the I'd
I'or Of a building which has a
mccry on the ground floor. DO
'deral rent regulations apply?
A. To the store. No. To the liv-
x quarters over the store. Yes.
s. Q. Does rent control apply to
'nted farm dwellings?
A. No. house or a room sit.
lied on a farm and occupied by q
'nant who is engaged for a sub
'ant'al portion OF his time work
e Oh the farm Is exempt.
T. Q. is the dwelling space &C.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-13
Schedules Of Churches

problem OF being. Consecrsti.n 10
good does lot lessen mans depen-
dence on God. but shows the para
mount necessity OF meeting them
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-13
Card Of Thanks

Mrs. Carrie Johnson and family
wish to thank their friends for the
thaughtful kindness and floral of
ferlngs during the illness and
death of her husband.
, 1942-12-23
LELAND
DoINGs

Congratulations to Geraldine
Starks of Dept. q who became
Mrs. Franklin c. Hampton, Dec. 7.
x
Dept. Is sends best wishes for a
speedy recovery to Bud" Winer
who has been ill for seven weeks.
X
The coil tapers of Dept. 81 are
glad to have Naomi Golf back to
work after a thirty day leave Of
absence.
x
Dept. IA gave a party in honor
of Alinda Dunn who is a reserve
member of the WAAC's. She left
Dec. Is for Daytona Beach, Fla,
where she will be stationed for
10 weeks. Also subject to call is
the, Group Leader of hand wind
ing, Ruth Taylor who recently
passed her examinations at Gin
cinnati.
4
Cleo Jones of Dept. Is left Dec.
IL to join the Marines. He will
start his basic training at San
Diego, Calf, so here's wishing
him Happy Landings.
4
Home on a seven day furlough
is Seaman Marion Ross, a former
Leland Electric employee, who has
been over seas and in action since
his enlistment July l.
, 1942-12-23
TO The Boys
Over There
F. b. Richey, UE Local 8O4

F. b. Richey, UE Local SO4
While the boys over there
Are fighting like mad,
And back home sits
Mother and Dad,
The table is spread
With Christmas cheer
But the boys are not home,
With their laughter so dear.
They sit down at the table
And get ready to eat.
The chairs are all empty
And no shuttle of feet,
Mother and Father
They look so sad
They're sitting and thinking
OF three fine lads.
And overseas,
Instead of at home
With the Christmas trees.
No one kno1Ds just
Where they're at.
Maybe out in the mud
On their bellies flat.
Shoulder to shoulder
And guns in hand,
They're not scared
Of any man.
They knoao their parents
Are safe and sound
And not aDalking ouer,
Shell marked ground.
Their Christmas day
VIII be complete,
When the 1uar is over
And they get some sleep,
Just to be home Nth
Mother and Dad.
And tDe are all praying
Nert Christmas 4Don't be 80
sad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

flogging ceased He was picked up and carried
away.
Dropped a cool stone floor he felt water
sloshed over his back Then someone put oil on his
wounds and he felt easier. Twitching with pain he
tried to rest. Someone dropped blanket over him
and he slept
In the morning he was stiff blaze of hurt. A
slave rubbed oil into his flayed back and he man.
aged with difficulty to sit up. He drank water and
a stew of vegetables. Then guards entered grin
ming, to drag him before Abdul Hamidullah.
The girl watched him with some concern.
Thanks for the flogging," Nat said mice
sort of gal you must be-
your own fault" she said, but her eyes missed
his ''You try run away, you flog. You good man
Continued on Page 1D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

"Inglesi" Ibrahm said
Two guards jerked Nat to his feet and he
struggled shaking with rage while the tall man
passed soft hands over him.
Good strong man." observed the dark faced
follower in European clothes
"Hey, you Nat growed. "If you savvy Eng
lish, tell these swabs that they're headed for
trouble if they don't set me adrift."
shut mouth, save-dog." snapped the man. II
high class Indian gentleman. friend for Abdul
Hamidulah, great Arab prince for this part"
They haggled for few moments then went out.
Later the Indian returned.
Come, Johnny" he chirped 'My master has
bought you for great price. You come with me.
Ny name Msri Lal"
Guards dragged Nat up greasy steps and into
the street. A gang of slaves stood under guard of
mounted Arabs. Ibrahim dragged Mats shirt and
trousers off and dropped an Arab gown like a
poncho over his head so thatths bonds were un-
noticeable
"Imshi Yallah,' called the mounted men
slashing at the slaves with rawhides.
Nat triedito keep track of the alleys they fol-
lowed. They climbed hills past silent watchmen
outside barred doors BY dawn they were in
open country and after weary trek through
narrow paths and broad, hard roads they came
to tall wooden gate in high thorn fence
Guards admitted them and Nat was dragged
between rows of close trees amid which slaves
worked under Arab overseers. Then there were
coffee plantations and long, sloping hill at the
DOIlOIl Oh WHICH Was d Id &c, luIISlSu HdllSlOH
facing the sea. Grooms exercised Arab horses
and slaves swept large compound.
The slaves were marched off and herded into
barraccoons along the beach, but Msr Lal
ordered Nat to be led to the steps of the man.
sion. In shady gallery was the big Arab in
loose silk drawers and jumper squatting in large
soft cushions Beside him crouched girl, tall,
fair and blue eyed There were little tables with
dishes of fruit and tall ewers of water
"Well," Nat said looking them over. what
va think you're going to do with me? I'm an
American sailor, savvy? You can't hold me-"
The girl murmured something to her master
then turned to Nat.
you, slave" she said softly. abdul Hami-
dullah has brought you. You work good, he no
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
40

= n But Nat didn't like the look in his muddy eyes
~ For the next five days the sail of the gunboat
was in plain sight Then one night cold wind
whipped the long swells to gray edged cliffs. The
dhow sagged like leaky basket and the Arabs
crouched miserably under the weather bulwarks.
With the dawn the storm abated leaving the
seas shrouded in thick fog. The dirty, bedragged
hulk floated, gurgling water ran out of her.
The Arabs, pnched and gray wrang out their
rags, cursing and shivering.
1t was late afternoon before the fog lifted.
Ibrahim climbed the mast to scan the horizon.
"Inglesi gone" he shouted. 1--WE go Lamu."
1--WE 20 Zanzibar" Nat said quietly.
Next day he noticed that the Arabs kept to the
bow of the vessel There much whispering
between the rails and the others and sidelong
glanceS at him.
Then they sighted smear of land to the north
west
"Bulra, Zanzibar" grinned Ibrahim.
That night Nat coled down beside the dashed
tiller. lookout posed like statue in the bow and
the sail creaked the mast swayed to gentle
pitch. Nat dropped to exhausted sleep.
He awakened violently to chorus of yels and
the press of struggling figures Sinewy arms
pinned him to the deck. Cursing bodies held him
down while others trussed him to the rail. He
made out Ibrahm crouching opposite, splitting
curses as he nursed mashed nose
what the hell are you about" Nat demanded.
Cast off these lines or I'll break your neck"
"Chupparao! Silence" snapped the rails. you
swine! Dog You bring gunboat. We lose slaves.
Now sell you for slave"
"Why you"
A A leathery hand smashed across his mouth.
W Nat struggled against the ropes, but those
Arabs knew their trade They jeered until he
lay sweating and breathless After nightfall the
motion of the vessel ceased, and he was heaved
oversize and padded ashore. Two husky savers
dragged him through narrow black alleys and
threw him into filthy, iron barred dungeon.
When daylight came Ibrahim entered, grinning
with tall, bright gowned Arab wearing a scarlet
fez and a string of amber beads. A cringng figure
in European lothing followed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

punish. You good-he good"
Listen, sister" Nat said. 'Tel him to get me
ship, or he'll catch trouble. What the hell you
doing in a joint like this ?"
Her face flushed
Il slave"
Don't make me laugh" he sneered Tell your
fancy man that I'm leaving"
He jumped off the gallery. Misri Lal yelled and
dashed at him, to be felled with swift clip in the
jaw. Nat raced across the compound to where
groom rode stallion. Tumbling him out of the
saddle the whaleman tried to mount the punging
beast, but Arabs surrounded him and dragged him
to the ground.
He sat up splitting dust. Misri Lal nursing a
bloody mouth mumbled at Abdul who glared down
at him. Beside him the girl, shapely in opened
cloak that revealed much stamped little foot and
snapped orders Guards turned him over. There
was a swish and a whip bit into his shoulder
muscles. He writhed with breathless, furious
agony. Again the whip slashed into his back. He
burrowed his face in the dirt biting his tongue to
keep from screaming with the pain. Then, just
his senses were about to leave him. the pitiless
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-10
Tricet vojakG zahynulo We
dvou aeroplanovych nestssti.

Armadnf dGstojnfci pokou-
Sell Sc ztotozniti zohavena te-
la FL vojakG, cestujlcfch v ar
madn1m Transporting aeropla-
nu, ktery Sc sr1til v plamenech
ma ubocf jednoho vrchu v jiz-
nj cast statu w. Virginia. Xii
dlo Sc utrhlo cd aeroplanu We
vysi 500 stop a dopadl horlcf
do jedne zahrady v Premier.
Devet vojakG bylo zabito
pfi jine nehode v Kalifornii,
kdyz ctyrmotorovy armadni
bombovac1 aeroplan Sc sritil k
zemi a povstala v mem enplo-
Sc, jez byla slysana ma mnoho
iml v okolf. Aeroplan byl ma
pravidelnem cvicebnim letu z
arch Field.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-10
ZTika Sc dcery.

Michael Wolf, z Illinois a
statnf Inspector a jeden cas- re-
publikansky kandidat pro u
rad kongresnfka, prohlasil, re
svoji dceru Almu, ktera sc pro-
vdala "a nemeckeho spehouna
Hermana Neubauera, ktery
sem pfijel ma n6meck6 ponor-
ce, nechce do smrti videt, nj
Fkdo nesmf O nj v jeho dome
mluvit a kdyby prisla, tax s nj
vyraz1 dvere. Wolf pravil, re
sem pfijel pred 40 lety z Ne
mecka, stal Sc obcanem a jeho
dcera Sc provdala "a Neubau-
era, ackoliv proti tomu otec sill
ne professional. PAX odjela S
muzem do N6mecka a bydlf u
jeho rodicG, zat1m co Neubau-
er sem pTijel S nekolika jinymi
spehouny ma nemecke ponorce
a zde byl dopaden a zatcen.
zena Wolfova Sc z toho rozsto-
nala a musel il odvezti ma
farmu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-10
Polsky predak zemrel.

Josef A. Domachowski, 60
lety pfedseda Stowarzyszenia
Polakow Ameryce, kteryzto
Trad zastaval "a rokd, a byva-
~ censor i reditel pensijnfho
1fadu pro matky zemTel wee
ra rano v nemocnici sv. Llka-
Sc v Milwaukee, Wis, pc KRAFT
Ike chOrobe. Narodil Sc v Pol
sku a do Ameriky prijel We We
ku Sesti roku. Pc vychozeni
skol Sc venoval malfTstvf, pote
byl zastupcem pojistujfcf spo-
lecnosti a v letech 19O7-191O
zasedal v kongresu. UTadu
kongresn1ka Sc vidal, ably Sc
mohl staff 1fedn1kem soudu
pro nezletile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-10
President DIR. Eduard Benes
presidentu F. D. Rooseveltovi

K americkemu narodn1mu
svatku zaslal president Cesko-
slovenske Republiky DIR. Edu-
ard Benes p~residentu Frankli-
nu D. Rooseveltovi tento po-
zdrav:
"Jako president Ceskoslo-
venske Republiky vyslovuji
Yam, pane presidente, a vse-
mu americkemu lidu, jmenem
ceskoslovenske vlady a cesko-
slovenskeho lidu, We vyrocni
den Americke Neodvislosti
nejsrdecnejsi pranf vseho nej-
lepsiho.
Ceskoslovensky lid nikdy ne
zapomene skutecnosti, re vel
ka kapitola v historic lidske
svobody We Starem i Novem
svete byla napsana ma americ-
ke p1de. Vyznamna slova v
Prohlasen1 americke neodvis-
losti jsou slibem, re podmane-
nj jednoho naroda narodem il
nym netrva vecne.
Podruhe v obdobi jedne lid
ske generace bojuje lid Ameri-
ky a Ceskoslovenska "a stej-
nym c1lem. Ouch naseho do
casne podmaneneho ceskoslo-
venskeho naroda posiluje We
domi, re pod Vasfm osvicenym
vedenim polozili obcane Spo-
jenych Statd Americkych sve
obrovske fysicke a mravnf
zdroje ma valecnou vahu. A
mericky lid pomIze znovu "a
zehnout plameny svobody vsu-
de, kde jsou docasne uduseny
a mole osvobozena zeme Dude
spjata novou neznicitelnou pas
kou S velkou americkou demo-
kraci1 pc teto valce.'
Edward Benes.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-10
ChicazStf bandite.

Til bandite, kteff pc zapa-
dackem zpGsobu prisli do ia
verny V {. 43O1 Grand Ave-, v
Chicago, vypalili n6kolik ran
do stropu, ably zastrasili 80
kostymrG a oloupili majitele
taverny Alex Seidena O $500.
Kdyz utikali vypalil "a mimi
nekolik ran a myslf, re diva
bandity ~postrelil. Ia nedlou-
no ale tri bandite prisli do OBJ
chodu R. Nelsona a ukoristili
1858 a O neco pozd6ji pTisli do
obchodu lihovinami Al Schwi-
chterbeiga, kde jim pablo do
rukou $2O1.
Bernard Puspelnik oznamil
policii, re byl oloupen O 5000 V
jeho obchodu lihovinami.
Philip Fricano oznamil poll
eli, re do garaze Sc vloupali
lupici a ukradli radio, saty, pu-
sku, naboje a kameru vse v ce-
ne $3.50.
VIM. Braun oznamil policii,
re byl oloupen O $240 v jeho
likernlm obchodu.
Isidor Kroon byl Sc svoji ro-
dinou drzen v jeho domove V
zajeti dvema ozbrojenymi lu-
pici, kteTf prohledali byt a u
kradli $3.50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-10
Strilel We spani.


Ned Bennigno, 16lety zamest-
nance v municnim zavodu v
Chicago doznal, re zastrelil
sveho kamarada, 18leteho FL
mer S. Sorensona. Tvrdi, re sc
tax stale We snu a mic O tom ne
v6del az Sc rano probudil. Po-
licii sdelil, re 81 pTinesl revol-
yer, ably jej bud prodal nebo
zastavil a kdyz vecer ulehl sc
Sorensonem do postele, ably sc
ma nekolik hodin prospali a We
Ger mohli oslavovat narodni
svatek, revolver dial Bennigno
pod polstar.
V noci pry Sc mu zdalo O lu-
picich a cowboyfch, ale nepa-
matuje Sc, re str1lel, ale kdyz
Sc rano probudil a nasel Soren-
soma vedle sebe mrtveho S kuli
v hlave, tax sci do svetnice a
fekl rodicum zastfeleneho, re
v noel nekdo str1lel oknem ma
Elmera. Ale ponevadz sklo
nebylo prostfeleno, tax policie
zavedla v~ysetTovanf a mladik
Sc primal, re on asi strflel re
spanf, ackoliv sc ma mic nepa-
matuje.
Oba mlad1ci byli dobrymi
kamarady a %pracovali jake po-
mocn1ci v zavodu ma Waban-
STA a Western Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-10
Obdrzela vzacny dar.

Marlene Dietrichova, filmo-
va hv6zda, nynl vlastni jeden
z nejvzacnejsfch dar1, bfleho
bazanta. Tato rarita Sc vysky-
tuje jednou mezi 100000 ba-
zanty, die odbornikd. Tento
vzacny ptak byl herecce daro-
van koncilem Illinois Chain
Stores, a jest odvdekem illinois
kych maloobchodnik1 herecce
Ia vytecnou praci, kterou v
Rampant pro prodej valecnych
bondG We statu Illinois v posled
mich dvou tydnech vykonala.
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HrHHza.

Ensign John Talbot, LODI
silva, pochazej1cl z Center
vile, Iowa postal dopis sve ze-
ne, bydlic1 u jeho rodicI, v
nemz prav1, re "prozil nej-
strasnejsf zkusenost, jakou lie
81 pfedstaviti.' Psal dale, re
byl v bitve u ostrova Midway
a byl nucen pristati Sc svym
aeroplanem ma mort a stravil
pax ctyri noel a pet dnf ma vo-
de v gumovem clunu nez jei
hlidkovy aeroplan nalezl.
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Arthur E. Sweet z Pine Lawn,
decorator in~terierG, shledal Sc
nedavno Sc svymi dv6ma bra
try, O nichz nevedel plnych 33
let a z nichz jednoho ami ne
znal. Shledali Sc v La Cross,
Wis, kde bratrf bydlf. Sweet,
jemuz je 3 let, ztratil styk Sc
svymi pr1buznymi, kdyz We We
ku 5 let byl dan do sirotcince
We Sparta, Wis, ovdovelou mat
kou. V LaCross, kan zajel,
ably obdrzel kTestn1 list, Sweet
sesel Sc S -okresn1m soudcem,
ktery byl pf1telem jeho bratfi.
Arthur pfijel do st. Louis, kdyz
mu bylo Is let.