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Evening star., 1942-10-18
hair-raisingmurder'

mystery or a philosophical tract.
AMFID0FE TO FATIGUE: Recrea-
ton? Defined, it's an antidote to
fatigue and boredom. To make
sure that it is. your recreation
should take you into unusual sur
roundings and plunge you into
new activities. Plan your holiday
50 that the hub is relaxation: that
the spokes are sunshine, fresh air,
a little walking, even a little golf,
and a little tennis, if this is an
accustomed activity: moderation
in eating, drinking and smoking;
some reading; and good laughter.
Hobbies? They are extra-curi-
cular activities - things that in
terest you outside of working
hours. 1t can be stamp collecting
or it can be building pogo sticks.
If in doubt about which hobby
horse you would like to ride, there
are plenty of books to be had which
will guide you in your choice.
Evening star., 1942-10-18

of under indulgence in exercise.
Best diet? Eat a little less of
what you like to eat: one slice of
bread instead of three; silver of
pie instead of a man sized wedge.
If you want to reduce, you can
by thus judiciously cutting
down on the intake - slowly
but safely Danish ten pounds
without the need of going into
a huddle with a doctor. If your
figure needs more pruning than
that, you should. of course, have
medical counsel.
POSTURE - EXERC18E- 1t you
don't exercise, how are you going
to keep fit? To that question his
answer is: "Hew to the line of good
posture, which is in itself exercise"
Muscles have plenty of work to do
to hold you properly upright.
Chin, ribs and abdomen are pulled
I'D. Buttocks are pulled down.
Evening star., 1942-10-18

velopment at forty,
he says. After that.
it is a senseless -
and sometimes a
harmful - waste
of energy to learn
to gallop like mad
over a tennis court:
chase an elusive
little white ball
around and around
a golf course; twist
a tired torso to the
monotonous count
of "one-two-three;
one-two-three."
If you are plan
ming to depend up
on exercise for fig
ure control, exer-
else your will
power - not your
muscles. Pounds
pile up because of
over-indulgence in
food. not because
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Strenuous exercise
may be dangerous.
Here arebefferwaYs
%$~'sa &5rMe

3HE YOUR EA1E7 If you're
forty or better you can
be lazy and still be as fit as a
fiddle. So says Peter J. Stein
crohn, MD. I tracked him down
for a little cross questioning after
his provocative book. ''You Don't
Have to Exercise" made its
recent appearance on my desk.
Youreach the peak ofmuscularde-
Evening star., 1942-10-18

quota OF sleep at
night, plus as many
catnaps or mo-
ments of horizon
tai inactivity as
can be stolen by
day. If you have to
WOO sleep, try TAX
ing a warm bath or
a warm drink be-
fore you 60 to.bed.
If tensions need to
be chased out, take
a walk: a saunter,
not a jog-trot. Or
have a massage. A
good substitute for
massage is a heat
pad used over a
congested area to
untangle nerves.
To stop that toss
ing on your pillow.
read. But read a
soporifc tale, not a
ha;r-raisin0 mlrYrIer-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-13
Dabney News
Nv SARAH MATTHEW'S.

Mrs. Aubrey Hc0gcpeth and Sarah
Matthews spent Saturday night VIVA
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Matthews.
Lucille and Mae Robinson return
ed home Monday night after spend
ing the weekend with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, d, robin
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Stevenson,
Misses Christine and c HE Robin
SON., Alice Stevenson, of Greensboro,
spen, the Easter holidays here with
relatives.
Those visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Tufus
L. Matthew's Sunday were: Mr., and
Mrs, Rufus Daniel and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Robinsn, Mr.. and
Mrs. James S. Matthews and child
ron. Mr., and Mrs. Aubrey Hedge
beth. Morri, Bramc. William Bvamc.
nd ~. d. Robinson.
81. h Matthews spent Sunday
night with Misses Christine and
allie r binson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Robinson anu
Christine Robinson were gust Of
Mr.. AID Mrs. Thcrman Robinson
Monday evening.
Helen Nuckles was a visitor of
Sorab Mat.hpws Thursday evening
Mr.. and MIS-. George Nuckles and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-13

"l~nternational War and Peace was
the subject OF a paper given by Mrs.
d. p. McDutfec. Equality of ali
states in the western hemisphere /,
the mann objective Of the i~ntcrua-
tional law. She brought out The Tact
that 10 Of the 81 republics in the
western hemisphere re united
against the allies.
Following the meeting the mem
bors We're seated al small tables in
III living and dining rooms where
they were served a salad course with
coffee. followed by lemon tarts.
Members present for the afternoon
W-re: Mrs, John Lee Wcstcr, Mrs.
G. S. Dodd. Mrs. J. c. Mann, Mrs.
r. c. w. Radford, Mrs. W. II. Black
nail, Mrs. d. p. McDuffce. Mr.. II.
Gambler, Mrs. f. NJ. Barnhart,
\ -" NJ. Coffin, Mrs. f \. Lat i.
Mrs. H. L. Nanny. and Mrs. r. S.
Johnson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-13
SOCIETY NEWS
THE HILAS.
Nixon Waterman.

The winter fingers long and long
With fields snUW-iilled and
drCary,
hunger for a wild birds song
To glad a world grown weary.
VIII .Junc-timC even come again
With deW-drcuchod mcads of
clover
To cheer the doleful hearts of men.
VIII winter ne'cr be over.
know the sun It's cure Will bring
For winters wounds So tragic;
some splendid day a breath Of
spring
viii work its subtle magic:
And come there must the evening
when
My tnglmg blood, W~ild-leaping,
WtIl tell me all IS we'll again.
I'll hear the hylas %peepIng.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-13
4-H Club Presents
Program In Dabncz

The Al club of Dabney high
school, under the leadership OF Mrs,
Graham J. Owen, gave a very in
teresting program at Harris Chapel
church in Dabney recently, dedicat-
ing the Al Church Sunday, which
was celebrated all over the State.
The club president, ~ Christine
Owen, conducted the program. Those
king part were: Misses BeVelyN
Glover, Helen Finch, Dorothy Owen,
Mildred Travis, Mary Hester, Adele
Glover. Ruby Mccain, and Mrs, WI
lie Robertson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-13
Miss Hawkins And
Anton W. Bor Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Hawkins, ST.,
OF Henderson, announce the mar
Fiagc OF their daughter, Ella Mae, TO
Anton William Bor, of Richmond.
Va. on February p, 1912. The mar
riage took place in Allegan, Mich
lgan, where Mr.. Bor is stationed IN
the United States Army.
The bride was becominglv attircd
in sky blue, with navy accessories.
She Wore a shoulder corsage of white
~gardeniaS.
Mrs. Dor returned from Allegan
Friday night, and is now at her
mothers home on 217 ChaNasaC
avenue. Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-13
Here for Week End.

Mrs. T.. +. Ferner returned home
Friday from Richmond. Va. where
She visited relatives, and she had
as her Weekend guests Col. Fenner.
nom Fort Benning, Ga. and Dr. and
Mrs, Richard W. FoWlkcs and Mrs.
FoWlkes' young daughter, OF Rich
mond, Va. Mrs. Fenner plans to
leave IN a few DAYS to join Col. Fen
ner at Fort Benning.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-13
Miss ZOllicOffer
Is On Honor List

Miss Julia Z~ollicoftcr, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Zollicoffer, Of
Henderson, is on the freshman honor
cording to announcement made to-
day by the school. Freshmen who
attained this rating based on Their
work of the first semester, were Ell
t~crtaincd recently at a tea in the col
IcSc drawing room. given by Miss
Frances Wallace, freshman adviser.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-13
II TO Boston.

Corporal Jesse w. Champion, OF
The United States NJ rlncs, who has
b en- spending several days here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b.
Champion on Maple street, has re-
turned to his station in Boston, Mass.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-13
Arrives in Australia.

WIS. A7hVrt FdWaTds TeCcINod d
cabIcgram recently from her huS-
blnd, stating that he arrived in Aus
Italia safely. Master Sgt. Edwards
has been in the L. S. army for a
number of <.arS. He is the son OF
Mrs. Will Adc0ck Of the Carey
Chapel community.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-13

Mis-, Mary Frances Williams his
lett for Baltimore, Nd, where she
NH make her home at 35O6 Erdmon
street. She has a position in the pei
mel department OF The Gl~nn l.
Martin Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-13
From Durham.

Mr.. and Mrs, Bryce Fonvjl!c, Of
D.uham, spent Sunday here witt
M. and Mrs. l.. c. Brlnkloy, a
r.,.. home on Harrell street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-13
Returns to Charlotte.

Miss Lucy Eva P~oythress has re-
t.rNed to Charlotte, after visiting
Ee, mother. Mrs. Josh GuptOn, Oh
Andrews venue
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-13
IaGic, Aid Meets.

The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Observation-Disclosures church viii
meet with MIS-, J. T. Hamm, at her
home on Davis street. Tuesday alter
noon II 3 O'Clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-13
ROnnic Edwards improved,

Friends Of little Ronnie Edwards,
who is being treated for serious
burns t Maria Parham hospital. will
be glad to learn that he is showing
some Improvement now.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-13
To Entertain Club.

Mrs. d. Morgan Cooper viii De
hostess to the Junior Tuesday club
Tuesday afternoon at I o'clock, at
her home on West End drive.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-13
TO Rocky II

Nh. W. +. Fonner, of Rocky
Mount. who has been the guest Of
MIS-. Howard l.. Allen for the past
4ecE. has returned to her home.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-13
Week End Here.

II Roy II. Lane has returned to
Georgia after spending the week.
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
- /. Lane. ON William street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-13
Visits Mrs. Cooper.

Mrs. Walter Stcarns, of Science
t.tv. n. Y, is visiting Mrs. Alex
r.spcr. at her home on William
Street. for a few days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-13
Mnrr SnnHnN

III. and Mis-. Clark Phillips, of
Richmond. Va. and Mis- Elizabeth
HIIker-on Of Washington. -. G.,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs, {.
&. King.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-13
Here for Few DAYS,

PNmmcr Edwards, Jr, Chester,
p. is spending a few days here
viii his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7,
\ Edwards, in West End.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-13
PRAYER Meeting l3and.

Prayer meeting band will meet
tuesday evening al 8 o'cIocN with
Mrs. Buck Clopton, ON Lehman
strcet. with Miss Matte Cox as
leader.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-13

Buy Defense Banas or Stamps.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-13
ROME

- Ma hrobcfch byvaji caste
Zajfmave napisy. Jednim ia
kovym je jiste napis ma starem
nahrobku iednoho hodinare ma
hTbitove V anglicke osade A
berconvey. Zivot zemreleho
je tn vypsan slovy a vyrazy,
vzatymi z hodinarstvi. Cesky
to mi asi takto: Zde lezf We
vodorovne poloze zevnejsf
schranka j. Routleigha, hodi-
mare, jehoz z%rucnost cinila cest
jeho zamestnanf. Poctivost by
la hlavni pruzinou veskereho
jeho zivota a opatrnost jeho
regulatOrem. Jeho rucicky Sc
nikdy nezastavovaly, kdyz roz-
daval pomoc a podporu chu-
dym. Chod jeho jednan1 byl
vzdy vyrovnany, take nikdy
neSel spatn6. Byl-li nekym wy
Smut re sveho chodu, bylo vzdy
snadno najft klicek, kterym Sc
Ease privedl do poradku. Sym
casem dovedl vzdy dobre ma
kladat, take hodiny ma cifer-
n1ku jeho zivota m1jely v RADIO
sti a blazenosti. Konecne vsak
pTisla v%terina, kdy Sc musel
sam natahnouti a odevzdati sc
do spravy Pana. ZemTel "a.
listopadu 1902 We veku Is let
v nadeji, re jeho duse Dude o.
ciStena a uvedena v chod do O.
noho sveta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-13

prolakliny Quateera, kde rych-
lie likviduje velky pocet ItalG,
kter1 ma onom useku byli pOne-
cham svemu osudu.
Konservacni odhady techto
ItalG, ponechanych ma pousti,
kladou jejich pocet ma 100000
muzG. N6ktere zpravy docela
udavaji, re zahube nebo zaj-
mutt hledi vstT1c plnych sest
divisi infanterie eli asi $4,000
muzG.
Mohutn6 americke tezke tan
ky generala Shermana hraly
predni roll v zapolen1, ktere
nynf zdrtilo armady "osy" v
Egypte. Tyto obrovske mocha
nisovane stroje zacaly pricha-
yeti ma poustnf bojovou frontu
v srpnu, coz az do nynejs1 O.
fensivy bylo valecnym tajem-
Swim prveho radu.
Kdyz byly pc prve doprave-
ny ma sva stanoviste ma pousti,
byly tyto tanky We dine peclive
prikryty, ably nepr1tel nemohl
vypatrati jejich pritomnost.
Pr zahajenf ofensivy byli pax
pozorovatele prekvapeni jejich
vykonnost1. Jeden roztristil
masivni nemecky tank jedinou
ranou. Tanky pail z takove
vzdalenosti, re Nemci byli pre-
kvapeni.
General Wladyslaw Sikorski,
ktery je zaroven premierem
polske vlady V exilu, prohlasil
vLiverpoole, Angle, e sve re-
ci, re "Hitlerova bleskova val
ka je pod kontrolou hlavne ma
sledkem nynejsf rovnosti letec-
Ike i panc6rove silly"
"Byvala superiorita We W.
zbroji Tret1 rise Sc scvrkava'',
pravil Sikorski, k cemuz dodal,
re costa spojencG k v1tezstv1
vyzaduje "smeleho rozmachu
a vyrvanf inciativy neprfteli,
cehoz zacatek mono prave n.y.
nj pozorovati v Africe."
Sikorski sem prijel hned v u
terry z Londyna, ably pfijal tt
tut cestneho doktora prav, KITE
ry mu udelila liverpoolska uni
versita. S MIN pTijel take ma
m6stek premiera polske vlady
Mikolajczyk a ministr informa
CT StronSki.
Soucasne byla provedena de-
dikace Polskiego Instytutu Ar
chitektury pri inzenyrskem Cd
deleni, kde budou pfednaSeti
jak professor polstf, tax i an
glictf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-13

vorosijska Sc Nemc1m nepoda-
filo ovladnouti cernomorske
pobrez1. Dohady O osudu So
vetskeho lodstva Sc neusku-
tecnily. U Mozdoku sc Mem
cum nepodarilo dobyt rozho-
duj1cfho v1tezstv1. Nepodari-
10 Sc jim dospet k naftovym
iridium u Grozneho. Nepoda-
filo sc jim dobyt Stalingradu,
ackoli jiz uplynuly tfi mesfce,
co ma nej zahajili svGj 1tok.
Poole jistych zprav Nemci jen
u Stalingradu $4,000 mrt-
vych. Vezmou-li Sc v 1vahu
ztraty ma materialu a pocet
zranenych, mono 81 lehce
p~fedstavit obrovskou cenu, ja-
kou Nemci "a Stalingrad jiz "a
platili. Kdo povazovali pad
Stalingradu "a nevyhnutelny,
nam rfkali, re jen zazrak by
no mohl zachranit. A ten "a
zrak Sc opravdu stall. | kdyby
Stalingrad nyn1 padl, plany
N6mcG, kteTf snili o ovladnu-
tt Ruska do til mes1c1, ale ne
dovedli dobyt ami tohoto mesta
jsou obraceny v nivec. Udalo-
Sti ma vychode uplne rozplaSi-
ly domn6nky, re je BOZ proti
Nemcdm marny, protoze jsou
nepfemozitelnl. Nemecke ar
mady, ktere nedovedly v roce
1941 zteci Moskvu a Lenin-
grad a nedovedly zdolat rudou
armada, jsou odsouzeny ztra-
Wit druhou zimu ma ruskych
plan1ch. V poslednfch svych
fecech nemect1 vGdcove jiz ne
prorokuj1 lacina vftezstvi. "a
dali ma narodG dalsf velke o.
beti. We tTech letech valky
Nemecko vyvratilo mnoho sta
tn a dobylo obrovskych Gzemi,
ale ma mfste ably Sc dostalo Vi
tezstvf blfze, ma k nemu dnes
dale nez kdykoli pred TIM"
Takto ocenuje svetovy fisk
vyZnam zapasu o Stalingrad.
ISovetsky lid Sc nesmi dolavat
illusim o sile nepfitele. Jest je-
ste mocny. Ale kdyz my jsme
dnes silnejsi nez jsme byli wee
ra, byli Nemci silnejsi veera
nee jsou dnes. TAX take dluz-
no V celku pohlizet ma vyvoj
valky, ktery mas opravnuje, "a
bychom sli budoucnoSti vztric
5 duverou We viteZstvi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-13
Csl. vojaci " Rusku dostali
svEi prapor.

Ceskoslovenska vojenska jed
notka obdrzela v Sovetskem
prapor. Ceskosloven-
ska vlada v Londyne zalsala
ceskoslovenskym vojak1m po-
zdrav, podepsany generalem
Serg6jem Ingrem, v nemz Sc
Jim pTipom1na, re novy prapor
pfedstavuje ceskoslovenskou
statnf svrchovanost.
Tento prapor Dude svedkem
vernosti Ceskoslovenskych vo-
-jakGG k vlastnfmu statu, uzf1 je
bojovat, um1rat a vitezit.
Vlada je pfesvedcena, re
ceskoslovenst1 vojaci v Rusku
budou kraceti v slepejlch slav-
ne a heriocke rude armady a
re csl. vojaci Rusku pujdou
zatimto praporem $ tymz nez-
lomnym duchem jake narod do
ma a nasi vojaci a letci We Vel
Ike Britanii a ma bllzkem wy
chode.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-13
MELOU BIZ

Kan vkroci nemecka noha,
tam prestane trava rust,
jiz Sc priblizila doba,
re dneska mali denni pGst.
Vzdyt vyjedli re vsech zemi,
co nemohli = tax znicili,
vsude je slyset jejich klenf,
dukaz jak zdivocili.
Nejhorsf jest to V zabranych
zem1,
kde vse sebere nemecky vrah,
neb slitovanl u Mich nen1,
vSechen lid ma z te handy
strach.
Ale ne "Ti" V bojovn6 care,
ii je drtf bez milosti,
&C hled1 primo smrti v tvare,
splac1 jejich krutost1.
Tam v te Ruske tube zine,
tam Napolen take pad,
Hitlerovy jest to divine,
re memoir dokoncit svGj vpad.
Dokona no to, mGze byt jist,
tam Dude konec Nemecka,
vzdyt jeho horda nema co jist,
a Jim mana Nebeska ---
nebude padat jak biblickych
dnich,
to Sc dneska nedeje,
uz mu ztuhl We tvaTi sm1ch,
a zmizela vsecka nadeje.
Psano l. listopadu 1912.
JAN j. HRBEK.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-13
Krajane We Venuezele Sc take
Dekns representun.

Nedavno konala Sc v Cara
cas- valna hromada klubu Vic
toria, do nehoz patti tez 16 &C.
choslovak1. By zvolen novy
vybor, v nemz mali zastupce j
Cechoslovaci.
Pfedsedou kulturn1 komise
klubu .je MUDr. Jan Podvinec,
S nimz spolupracuje pan Old
rich Modrak. V knihovni ko-
misi je predsedou tez Cecho-
slovak, Almost Klemper. Klut
ma nynf velmi pekne umistenl
prot mestskemu divadlu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-13

N11IOIIO lIOI, dIlyCU SIC
dovan1m valecnych udalosti,
snad prehledlo, re Cerveny
Kf1z v posledn1m roce znacne
rozS1fil svou cinnost i We pros
pech civiln1ho obyvatelstva. A
prece zasahuje tato rozSirena
cinnost do kazde faze cinnosti
m1stnf.
Myslenka Cerveneho Krfze
pramenf re sameho srdce lidu.
We vaSem srdci i v srdci vaSeho
souseda skryte pTani pomoci
trpfcfm bliznfm vytvarf prave
toho ducha, ktery cinf z Cerve-
neho KTize tax dGleziteho CT
nitele. Je proto zcela pTiroze-
ne, re tato organisace slouzi i
naSim obcim donna.
Cinnost Cerveneho Krize ma
domacf fronte je dnes rozsah-
lejSf nezli kdy drive. Organi-
SAGE zasahuje svym vlivem do
zivota kazdeho jedince. Ia po-
slednf rok vycvicil Cerveny
Krfz miliony lidi v prvnf pomo-
CT pri urazu. StatisicGm do
stale Sc pouceni, jak pecovati
o nemocneho donna. Verejne-
zdravotnf oSetrovatelky navste
vovaly nemocne We mestech j
ma venkove a oSetrovaly je.
Dive ste tisfc hospodyn nabylo
V kursech o vyzivnosti potravin
lepsfch vedomostf O potravi-
mach a o radn6 vypracovanem
jfdelnfm lfstku. Dobrovolnice,
prihlasivsl Sc do rGznych Cd
bocek Cerveneho KT1ze, nasty
satstvo pro nuzne obyvatele
svych obc1 a upravily obvazy
pro mlstnl nemocnice. Dobro-
volne pomocnice osetrovatelek
pracuj1 dnes v nemocnic1ch
kazdeho statu.
Nejcennejsi sluzby prokazu.
je Cerveny Kr1z v pr1pad6 pc.
hrom a nestest1. Jelikoz cen
surnf restrikce dovoluj1 .uveTej.
novan1 povetrnostn1ch zpraN
jen ma dzem1ch, postizenycf
nejakou ziveln1 pohromou, do.
cftame Sc O techto pohromacl
We S%pojenych Statech jenon
velmi malo. Ia posledn1 rol
pTispel Cerveny KTfz svou pc
moci obetem 172 hurrikand
povodni, pozarG a -jinych pc
hrom, ktere ~pTinaSely zkazu
smrt.
Rozsah pomoci CervenehC
KTfze v takovychto pf1padecl
zavisi ma osobn1ch potrebacl
postizenych osob. Mnozf lid
ztratili pres noe vsechny pc
zemske s~tatky-domovy, kter'
pc leta budovali, nabytek, kite
ry pc kousku pfikupovali. Ne
maj1-li penez, nebo nejsou-l
~pojisteni, ably mohli sve ztrat,
nahraditi, jew Sc jim budouc
most v cernych barvach. Ia ia
kovychto pomerG nestac1 pc
skytnouti jim pouze docasn
p~r1stresi, potravu, satstvo a L
kaTske osetTen1. Je treba ule
viti Jim i cd starostl, ktere j
suzujf, a umozniti jim, ably S
opetne stall vydelecne cinnyn
a uzitecnymi obcany svych OF
lei.
K dosazenf tohoto Gle nabJ
va pomoc Cerveneho KTize ri
nych forem. Organisace znt
vuvybudovala a opravila tisic
domov1. Jeste vetsf pocet v!
: bavila nabytkem cd sklepa a
20 podkrovni ~svetnici. REM
slnikGm opatrila nastroje, r.
dinam zahradni semena, ia.
fmafGm zivy i mrtvy inventa
q iinVm ob6tem mnOhO ]lnyC
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-13
Starry hostinec r jmonka"
" Hlinsku.

Mezi nejstarsf hostince v
Hlinsku patti hostinec v Bara-
kov6 ulici, zvany "Rejmonka".
Jiz pred sto a vice lety byval
stTediskem kdysi samostatne
cast m6sta "Strany' a nesl
tehdy honosny napis :"Zde jest
hospoda Rejmonka, prodava Sc
tn pivo i koTalka". Jak Ike sve
mu pojmenovanf prisel, nikdo
nevf. Dodnes je typickou sta
rou hospodou, ,hojne navste-
vovanou. Ia starych let byva-
la tez strediskem kulturnlho q
narodnfho zivota We meste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-13

1strednf kancelaF, obeti pohro-
my byly registrovany a rehabl-
litacni program ukazuje liz
dobre vysled1y. Pc peclivem
vvsetrenf ztrat a potfeb kaz-
deho j~ednotlivce vypomaha
Cerveny Kffz kazdemu tax, a
bv mu umoznil ujati Sc normal
nj prace v pokud mono nej-
kratSi dobe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-13

Kantina byla otevfena
cely tyden. Stejne pomoci Sc
dostalo i ostatnfm mest1m, pres
nez sc boure prehnala.
Tato pohroma byla takovych
rozmer1, re 1stTedn1 Teditel-
stvf Cerveneho Kr1ze vyslalo
81 pracovnfkd, ably pomahali v
rehabilitacnfm programu. V
postizene oblasti byla zar1zena
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-13
cERVENY KRfz SLOUzf CIVILNfM OBYVATELSTVU
Kazda obec v zemi tszi z huhanitni cinnosti teto velke
organisace.
OBYVATELSTVU

vec1, ktere Jim umoznily ma
vrat k normalnimu zivotu.
Rehabilitacni problemy, pri-
vodene ziveln1 pohromou, OBJ
jevily Sc V ostr6m svetle zejme-
ma 20. srpna tohoto roku, kdy
Sc neobycejne shiny hurrikan
primal cd pobrezf Texasu, pro
nikl az ma sto mil do vnitroze-
mi a zanechal pc sobe zhoubu
a Skodu, pacici Sc ma miliony
dolarG. Vichr dosahl rychlosti
az jednoho sta mil "a hodinu a
slime vlnobitf ma pobrezf nebez
peel a zkazu jeSte zvysovalo.
Pres prudkost hurrikanu pTi-
slo o zivot pomerne jen velmi
malo lid, a take ranenych ne
bylo mnoho; "a to vSak - jak
Cerveny KTfz zjistil - utrpelo
vice nezli $4,000 robin znac-
nou skodu ma majetku, t.. j. ma
domech i ma zarizenf farem.
1,076 domG bylo upln6 Zniceno
vice nezli 1900 poSkozeno.
Tisfce farmarskych budov a
obchodn bylo poskozeno. Mel
hGTe utrpely bouri Matagorda,
Palacios, Port O'Connor, Port
Lavaca, Rockport a Arkansas
Pass = pobTeznf mestecka S
populacf mezi 800 a $500 du-
81.
Cervenemu KT1zi, kteremu Sc
predem dostalo zpravy O bllzl-
CT Sc bouri, podarilo Sc aspon v
nekterych oblastech obyvatel-
stvo varovati, takze mhoz1 Tide
nasli 1tociste We vnitrozeml
ieste pred tim, nezli Sc boure
rozpoutala. We skolach, kos
telfch a jinych budovach byla
pfipravena nouzova p~f1stresl,
kantiny a sanice prvn1 pomoci
pri 1razu. V jedinem Bay CT
ty, mest6, vzdalenem rs mil
cd pobrezi, pTihlasilo Sc do u
tulku Cerveneho KT1ze 900 O.
sob. Pro jine nalezeno pflstre-
81 V soukromych bytech. Kan
tiny Cerveneho KT1ze stravova-
ly uprchl1ky pres nedeli.
Typickym naraznikem bou-
re bylo mesto Matagorda, kan
Sc hurrikan primal V sobotu
vecer. V nedeli, We dive hodi-
ny rano, pTevalila Sc pres mes
to sest stop vysoka pflbojova
vlna. Ma hr1zu teto noel vzpo-
mfnajf Tide, kter1 hledali 1toci-
ste pred stoupajfc1 vodou v
podkrovi, nebo ktef1 prchali v
lijaaku do nedalekych budov
pevnejs1 konstrukce.
Buracejicf vichr a stoupajlc:
vody pFimely tucet lid, ably Sc
pripoutali k traktoru, u neho5
setrvali celou noe. JIM prchl
do mestskeho skladiste ledu
Jedni manzele stall celou no'
20 pas We vod6; s~tr1daj1ce Sc
drzeni sveho p~atnactimeslcnl
no decka ma ramenou. Kdy;
-jedna matka uzrela, jak matr;
&c, ma niz lezelo jejf d1te, zac1
ma odplouvati, sahla pc d1tet
skrze rozbite okno. D1te "a
chranila, ale utrpela pri ton
vazne zranen1. Voda odnesl;
nektere domy az do vzdalenos
ii dvou blokG.
Mestecko nemelo zadneh'
lekare, a jiz nasledujiciho ra
ma zTfdil tam Cerveny Kfiz st;
nici pro prvn1 pomoc pfi IRA
zu. V nedeli dostalo Sc nouzo
veho o~setTenf ctyriceti liden
: z nichz nekteff byli dopraver
LIDO menocnice v Bay City. S pc
catku byla STANCE otevfena 2
hodiny denne,a v prvnlch dvo
ltydnech prislo tam 200 ran{