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Evening star., 1942-10-06
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

After Cape Colony was bought
by Great Britain, many of the Dutch
farmers, known as Beers" made
long tricks away from the coast.
They Travelled hundreds of miles
northward, and cleared the jungles
so they could plant grain and other
crops. Even more important, they
took care of herds of cattle, and the
cattle industry grew as the years
went by.
Negro tribes were living on lands
through which the Beers travelled.
Time and again, there were battles
with the natives. The dwarf Bush
men and the giant Kaffirs were not
so easy to control as had been the
Hottentots along the coast. Yet
the whites won the battles, and
made their power firm.
Meanwhile thousands of new set
tiers from Great Britain were build
ing up the country. Besides farm
ing the land, they opened mines.
South Africa was found to be rich
in natural wealth. 1t was worth
far more than the $50, ,000, 900 which
had been paid to Holland.
Ninety-three years after the pur-
chase was made, the Beers in the
colony broke out in rebellion: That
was in 1899. The Boer War, as it
was called, lasted two and half
years. The Beers were defeated.
In 1910 several British colonies
in Southern Africa were combined
They became the Union of South
Africa.
Latest figures show that the Union
OF South Africa now has a popula-
ton OF more than 10000, 900. Only
about one-f1fth Of the people are
whites.
Recently I looked over copies Of
. South African newspaper. It Is
called the Cape Argus, and Is an
excellent paper. It has been pub
nshed for S5 yearS.
Evening star., 1942-10-06

LONDON, 6:55-News Analysis: CSC, e.5S
meg, 3i.3 m,; 6R6, 1853 meg, 756 m.
LONDON, 8:0O-cunent Events: CSC, 9.5S
meg, 3i.3 m.; 6R6. 1853 meg, 25.6 m.;
GSD, Ills meg, 255 m.
MOSCOW, SOo-eomments in English: RkE,
11.S meg, 25.3 m.
LONDON, 8:45-Meei John londoner: CSC,
9.5S meg, 3i.3 m.; GR6, 1853 meg, 256
m.; GSD. Ills meg, 75.5 m.
MELBOURNE, 9:25-Amerean Soldiers Call.
ing Home West Coast broadcast, Pacific War
Time): W67, 1873 meg, 1877 m.
GUATEMALA, 9:40-Eehoes From Hollywood
T6WA. 9.68 meg, 81 m.
LONDON, 1l30-Radio NewsreeI: CSC, 958
megv 3t.3 m.; GRG. 1853 meg, 25.6 m.;
6SD, Ills meg. 75.5 m.; GSl, 6.tt meg,
49.t m.
GUATEMALA, 1870 s.m.-popusr Music:
TGWA, 9.68 meo., 81 m,
Evening star., 1942-10-06
-By Ramon Coffmon

Here are some figures about the
Union of South Africa:
a recent year there were 320, 900
1t has 13,600 miles of railway
lines, and $1,000 miles of roads
which are fit for motor traffic. In
Evening star., 1942-10-06

EvERlNe STAR FEATURES.
Star Flashes: Latest news, twice daily;
WMAl, lao and 4:30 pm.
THE EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS.
WRC. 7:30-WiIIiam LETTERS, rubber ad.
ministrator Where Do We Go From Here!"
VOL, S:00-husie for America: Featuring
a special arrangement Of march Of the Red
cavalry Of the U. s. S. R.
WIN, S00-Lieht Out: Opening Of a
new series Of tales Of imagination and mystery,
the first dramatization being entitled What
the Devil"
WINK, 8:t5RopuIar Suicide: Why Amer.
ieans should vote.
WMAl, S:3G-Duffy's Tavern: Archie and
his favorte pub begin 4 new season, with
Shirley Booth, Charlie Cantor and Peter Van
5teedens Orchestra.
WHV. 8:30-Al JoIson Show: First Of a
new series, with parkyakarkus. 5hakyaksrkus,
Carol Bruce and Ray BIoeh's Orchestra.
Evening star., 1942-10-06

automobiles there, not counting 50,-
600 trucks.
Indian corn, or maize, is the lead
ing grain crop, with close to 2,000,-
600 tons being raised each year.
There are 100000 cattle in the
country, an average Of about four
for each family.
The greatest fame Of the Union
Of South Africa has come from its
gold and diamonds. It produces
about one-third of all the gold
which IS mined in the world each
year. 1t produces more diamonds
than all other countries combined
h~<A @ad
Ten illustrations by Frank c. Pane
appear IN the picture leanet ''Africa's
People and Customs" II you want
copy. send Scent stamped SELF
addressed envelope to Uncle Ray in
care Of The Evening Star.
Read Uncle Ray IN The Junior Star
EUeTy Sunday.
Evening star., 1942-10-06

WMAL, 9:00+amous Jury Trials: The case
Of Mike Doran, an accused police assassinator
WRC, 9:00-BsitIe Of Sexes: Walter
0Keefes guest participants are women drivers
vs.. men drivers.
WNv, 9:00-Buns and Allen: Another
season for the pair. Oracle starting off by
forgetting who she is married TO.
VOL, $50 Murder Clinic: Aqathie
Cmsties brilliant seuth, HenuIe porot, solves
The Tragedy at Msrsden Manor"
WRC. t0:00-Bob Hope Show: The usual
cast, the usuaI type Of Hope funny business.
WMAl, 10:15-Bob Montgomery vs.. Make
Shapiro in a 10Iound lightweight number.
SHoRI.WAVE PROGRAMS.
LONDON, 5:45-latest News From London:
CSC, 9.5S meg, 3t.3 m.; 6RG. 1853 meg,
25.6 m.
MOSCOW, 6:4S-Broadeast in English: RkE,
ISL meq., 1871 m.
Evening star., 1942-10-06
Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.

Teaching child ho,D to climb
safeguards him more effectively
than does torbidding him to do
Dhat he'll probably do anyDay.
Evening star., 1942-10-06
TUESDAY, OCTOBER g.

Last-nstnute changes IN radio pro-
grams sometimes reach The Star
too late for correction that duv.
Evening star., 1942-10-06

The sooner yen get that War Saw
ings Stamp In your book. the sooner
yeu viii ret victory In tho bag.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-02

Put off to tomorroW-Wnat yog
shouldn't do at all.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-02
WORSE

even worse mar |
thought il would be this early" is
Highway Chairman Ben Princes
comment on the report that last
months collection of gasoline tax
was approximately 10 per cent be-
low the collection for March, 1910.
It was the first decrease the report
had shown in years.
From the standpoint Of highway
revenue the report was bad-espec-
tallv a. the sale Of license plates and
drivers licenses showed a much
Greater drop than gasoline collec-
tons. But from the general funds
standpoint the report was even better
than most people dared to hone. Due
largely to the five million dollar rise
IN income tax collections. the March
AXE was 80 per cent above that Of a
wear aeo. And that despite the fact
hat dearth Of new automobiles and
Tres caused sales tax collections to
show a slight decrease.
'DiVerSiOn in reVerse'-meaning
the transfer Of some general fund
money to the highway Department.
becomes a greater possibility as times
GOES on.
DFCISJON-Juetice a. A. F. Sea-
well Of III" Supreme Court tells this
c Just after he was appointed he
was at a dinner with Victor Bryant
Of Durham.
Judge, said Bryant, II am going
10 send Won something which be-
lieve Will prove very helpful in
making decisions. especially in those
cry close cases"
Seawell thanked him but thought
the offer "a a little strange and,
perhaps, a trifle presumptious.
THE next day" said Seawell. az
got a package from Victor. It proved
to be a pair of large, red dice
And you know I am not at all sure
that in some cases it would paw me
TO use them instead of my own judg-
msnt."
PATRIOTISM-If Asheville ears
are burning that's because of wha.
h state salvage authorities are say
ing about the monkey wrench the
mountain town recently threw in the
salvage collecting campaign because
they were afraid the sight of junk
might offend their tourists. The re-
port which burned up the federal Of
lfcials came from Tom Gushing,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-02

Benconbe county salvage Chairman.
To expedite the objection az sal
wage Gushing has obtained IRON.
property owners the use of five lots
where the stuff was to be collected
and prepared for distribution. H."
planned temporary Shed~. The los
we're offered without cost Then Wltn
little or no warning every lo- oW1C
withdrew the offer. Cust.uE Us ok
that It mad been "Sugse-ted" that
such collections Of junk would offend
inc SunInel NSItorS.
"Thoss lots wouldn't DE half rs ot-
fenSive a. 4 delay in collecting the
material needed to defend the ,'.l-
Try SAID jim Nog.er, state d.,r'
OF salvage collection. Don't tan-
people know that the tourists are .H
this war just Il much as JuypoHv
pINp9'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-02

BY Defense Bonds and Stamps.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-02
A millionaire couldn't
buy more underwear value

. If YOU could see HANEs Under
wear being made, you'd under
stand why it has won such a
nationwide reputation for COM
fort and value among millions Of
men. It's quality begins with the
long-staple, premium cotton in
the bale, and the way HANEs
spins and knits it into garments
that feel softer and wear longer.
If you like active exercise,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-02

you'll like HANEs Crotch-G Guard
Sports. The HANEsKN1r Crotch
Guard gives gentle athletic sup
port for outdoor or indoor
activities. Conveniently placed
buttonless front. Elastic in waist.
band for trim fit. You're really
unaware Of underwear. Try q
pair with a perfectly fitting
HANEs Undershirt. Crotch-Guard
Sports are priced from
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-02
RED STRIPE

Only non-commissioned and COM
mlSSioned officers of the U. S. Mar
inc Corps wear the red stripe dow,
the trouScr leg of their color4ul blue
uniforms.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-02

Valentine. But the governor passed
them over, too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
City Discovers
Wdrdens Have
.Po|i(e Powers

Armed with police power they
did not know they had, Detroits
air raid wardens today were to
start the preparation OF cases
against violators of the regulations
An the recent test blackout.
This new development followed
the report by Arthur l.. Barley,
assistant corporation counsel at a
meeting of the blackout committee
of the Office of Civilian Defense
TO the effect that wardens did not
need the help of police TO bring
yiolators into court.
Barkey said IL was well within
the law for wardens. after a thor
ough investigation, to file written
complaints against violators with
the corporation counsel. The latter
would then issue summonses Tor
the persons charged in the COM
plants.
$50 vIoLATORS LISTED
Chief Air Raid Warden Frank
McLaury has cleaned $50 reports
of violations from 1900 submitted
These complaints - 160 against
building lights and 90 against
moving traffic-will be returned TO
the wardens for investigation and
possible complaint.
Both Barley and Traffic Direc-
tor Fred Jurgens said all cases
against blackout violators would
- brought into court and none
evrmitted 10 pay a fine outside.
second-time violators will be sent
TO Jail, Barkey warned.
All cases TO be prepared by the
wardens and those OF the police
will be placed before Ordinance
Court on May n, three days before
the next test blackout as n warn
ing TO potential future violators.
None but willful violations, how
, ever, will be taken into court The
others will be warned against a
recurrence. The wardens are being
told that they must be certain Of
the identity Of the violator before
proceeding against that person.
I'VE can't be too technical
Barkey said. These are extraor-
binary times and we must take
extraordinary measures. Any one
can make a mistake and we will
not proceed against vioIators
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12

who are willing 10 cooperate
but We will prosecute To the
fullest extent any one who il
N selfish a. 10 jeapordlze the
safety Of his neighbor and the
property of Others"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake. IL one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Cant Spend His Pay
So Sailor With Pacific Fleet Sends Mother $3.50;
Has Received No Mail for Three Months

So busy with the Pacific fleet
that he did not have the opportun'
ity TO spend the pay he received
for his duties as machine gunner
Earl Fox, 10. sent a $3.50 gift to
his mother, Mrs. James r. Fox
of 6l40 Bivouac street, Mrs. FoS
said today.
IL want you 10 get yourself a
new spring coat" his letter said
in part, "and have dad get
really good tailor-made suit. We
have been 10 busy giving the
Japs hell that 1 haven't had the
chance to spend IL myself. There
has been no mail from home I'm
three months, so imagine there
will be a stack waiting for me
when 1 get back to port"
A veteran of the Pearl HarboI
attack, Earl was not permitted
to say where he has been serving
or what action he has seen. A
member OF the naval reserve be
fore he entered active service Z
year ago. he came TO Detroit witt
his family from Ambridge, Penn
sylvania, after graduating from
high school in 1910.
MOTHERS FEAR ENDED
The letter was the first tina
had been received from him by hi!
mother since March, and ended
her fear that Earl had been among
the Americans who were killed Of
captured at Corregidor. She agree
that there probably will be a stacl
of mail waiting for him.
I'VE write to Earl regularly"
she said, land send him lot Of
packages. At first I was opposed
to his going into the navy, but
ne has loved the water since he
was a child. and I am glad that
ne went early. so he can help the
country now"
His brothers. James, -. ant
Robert. II, have no doubts as 4
what they want TO do when the,
are older. Both are sure there
would be nothing better than Il
follow their older brothers foot
steps. and go into the navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Rose Marie
Printed
Rayon Sheers

~ a yard
Washable prints that will help
keep you looking cool and fresh
through the Summer. See the
dainty floral prints, cool mono
tones, bright gay geometrics.
Then get busy making those
shirtwaist frocks you'll. prac-
tically live in this summer.
THIRD FLOOR FABRIC SHOPS
Farmsr-Seefio~s B SHd c
r,,es, Subject 70 q Sails Tax
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
SOS pal,

Feet look and feel cooler in Summer weather
when they clear sparkling white white accented
with bright color. The Summer collection of smart
StyeCrest fashions has kept this in mind Combined with
the restul comfort you find when you these pretty
shoes makes combination for Summer chic that's Of
special Importance. Shown four from the group of
sandals and pumps in kid or soft suede.
HUDsoNs-Sre~tb Floor Fsrmers tret-secto-s s-d
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
Osetfovatelkou vZdor sve male
poStaVe.

24leta osetfovatelka Ann
Lavitchka konecn6 prece jer
dosahla sveho Gle, neb byla
pT1jmuta do osetTovatelskeho
sboru nasi armady. Musila
vsak o to pozadati al We Wa
%shington6.
Lavitchka je pouze zvysi 4
stop 9 pallet a vazf jen 90 IL
Der. Jejf mala postava a vaha
byly vsak prfcinou, lie byla pr
vne odmitnuta. Ami fada do
pisG, jez poslala lekarskym a
osetfovatelskym sborGm, j ne
pomohlo.
Konecn6 Sc rozhodla a do
psala vrchnimu lekaTi armady
.Spoj. StatG We Washingtone a
primo Sc otazala, mali nekolik
palc1 vysky a nekolik liber va
ny nejaky vliv ma jejf schopno-
sti, ably nemohla byti armadnl
osetfovatelkou. Ia kratko pTi-
Sci dopis, re je pTijmuta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
Zastupci csl. vlady u pi.
RooSeveltove.

Csl. president Eduard Benes
a jeho manzelka Hama Bene-
sova navstfvili pf. Eleonoru
Rooseveltovou v jeji londyn-
ske residence. Csl. ministr "a
hranic1 Jan Masaryk byl tez
prftomen.
Dale p1. Rooseveltovou, man
zelku p~residenta Spoj. StatG,
navstivili polsky president
Wladyslaw Rackiewicz a pol
sky premier general Wladys-
law Sikorski S choti. PAM ST.
korska jednala S pl. Roosevelt
tovou O pomoc polskym uprch-
lfkGm a sirotkGm v Rusku.
Povinnou navstevu u PAM
Rooseveltove vykonali jiz take
norsky kral Haakon,recky kral
JiTf a jugoslavsky kral Petr.
Audience zastupcG Holandska
a Ceskoslovenska byla odloze-
ma ma konec tydne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
DraZsf tabak a lihoviny.

V pond9li vstouply V platnost
hove neprime dane, schvalen6
kongresem Poole noveho dano-
v6ho zakona. Jde o dane ma
tabak, lihoviny, pivo, zeleznic-
nj listky, telefonni volani a te-
legramy, dane ma mazacf oleje
a ma fotograficke pTistroje.
Zvysene dane ma tabak zdra-
Ii O pill centu jeden balicek CT
garet. Kdo 81 koupi jeden ba-
fcek Dude nynf platit o cent
vice, tedy II cent? "a b6zne
druhy cigaret v New Yorku.
Phi nakupu dvou balickG ne
smf prodavajicf zadat vice nez
jeden cent "a oba ballcky.
5 centov6 doutniky budou ny
nj stat &c a 10 centove dokon-
ce 12c. Dan ma tabak poskyt-
ne federalnf pokladn6 o So
milion1 dolar1 vice.
Dan ma lihoviny stoupne z 4
dollarG ma 6 dollar1 "a gallon,
dane ma pivo z 7 dollaru Ia sud
ma 7 dollarG. Dan ma vino bu-
de nyn1 cd 10 cent? pri malem
obsahu alkoholu az l dollar pfi
v6tslm obsahu alkoholu Ia je-
den gallon.
Telefonn1 ucty budou zdane-
ny mfsto ma 6 proc. jake dosud
ma 10 proc. m6sicn6. Zvysuji
Sc rovn6z dane Ia mezim6stske
rozhovory. Zeleznicnf l1stky
budou zdan6ny nikoli 5 proc.
ia kdosud, nybrz 10 proc. Dan
ma mazadla Sc zvysuje re A a
pul centu Ia gallon ma 6 cent?,
a dan ma fotograficke prfstro-
ie z dosavadnlch 10 proc. ceny
ma 25 procent.
Zv6tseni t6chto neprfmych
dani federalnf pokladne O 487
milionG dollarG rocne vice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
TRINEROVO HORKE VINO S
VITAMINEM b. JE
LEVNEJSf.

Nenf leps1ho zaludecnfho
prostredku mad Trinerovo Hof-
Ike Vino S Vitaminem B.. Pres
SO let test Sc jiz od1vodnen6
dGv6fe V nasich ceskych a slo-
venskych rodinach, a nynf,
kdyz byl k nemu pridan Vita
min B-1, vyborny pro chut k
Jldlu a zazlvani, jest Trinerovo
Hofke Vino S Vitaminem B-1
!este lepsl. K tomu pfistupu-
Je dalsf pfijemna zprava: Tri-
nerovo Hofke Vino vratilo Sc
Ike sve pGvodnf velke 10 unco-
We lahvi, a tax, kdezto dnes Sc
vsechno smahem zdrazuje, Tri-
nerovo Hofke Vino Sc zlevni-
10. Dostanete "a stejny obnos
vice nez drive, a to mnoho INA
mena "a dnesnf drahoty. K do
stani V kazde lepsf lekarn6.
Kdybyste je nemohli dostati We
SVEN okolI, poslete 1925 nebo
$3.50 ma Joseph Triner Corp,
1888 S. Ashland Ave-, Chica-
go, Ill. a dostanete jednu nebo
sest lahv1 Trinerova Horkeho
Vina S Vitaminem B-1 postou
vyplacene. Advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
Hehe!. To Dude narek.

TAX "a mesfc Dude kaffcko
taky oddelovano. Kazdy bu-
de pry 81 moci smlsnouti pouze
ma jednom koflfcku te dobro-
ty. Mistnf denfk chtel vyna-
lett, co Omazane O tie novot6
soud1 a jak to pTijmou. No,
koukaJ1 ma to vSelijak. Jedna
DANA povfda: "Myslfm, re
jednoho koflfku budu mfti dost
ackoliv obycejne PHI vice nez
to-" = Jeden pan Ease lamen-
tyruje: "To nem1ze byti
pravda! Kde dostanu svych
dals1ch devet?" Jina DANA /:
"Valku vyhrat musime, a pro-
to Sc spokojfm s jednfm koflf-
KEN denne, mfsto obvyklych
dvou." : Nejaky John: "My
Skandinavci musfme miti ma
Sc ctyri koflfky!" = Jakas
Betty So. Omaze: "To ie
zrovna fajn. ia PHI jeden ko-
fix denne tax jake TAX" =
Jeden obcan vi 81 ale pomoci a
pravl: "Mysl1m, re budeme
musit j1ti kazdeho dine do Is
rGznych restauracl." Jiny
obcan beduje: "a ia patna-
ctikoflikovy! V tom Sc musi
neco udelat!" = Jeden obyva-
tel hotelu: "Tohle mini pro
mne zkracenf o pet nebo sest
kofllkG denn6, ale mysl1m, re
to nejak vydrzfm," - Nejh1-
re ma tom budou asi 'kaffcko-
We vecfrky." Ma ty Sc ami zad-
ma kava nedostane. Ale v jed.
nom vychodnfm state ma jeder
obcan dobrou radu. Je to die
imena nejaky Italian nebC
Mexikan. Kdyz 81 mu pTfte.
stezoval ma zkraceni v kavy
dial Sc mu dosmichu a pravil
"Proc 81 nevypestujes n6jakor
sam?" Pred dv6ma roxy prJ
81 koupil trochu zelen6 kavy
pTivezene z Mexika a zasaze
vzadu ma dvoTe. Ia sest me
sfcG kavova zrna sebral, ne
chal uprazit a mel sedm libel
te nejlepsf kavy, jakou kdy o
kusil. Rosie pry mu to jake
fazole. Domn1val jsem Sc, II
kava rosie ma stromech, all
kdyz rosie jake fazole, toz t.
stoji "a zkousku. Mono, IL
to u mas taky poroste a budt
pc b1de.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
Velke ztraty delnictva.

DR.. Viktor G.. Heiser, lekaf-
sky radce a autor, pravil, re
AZ, 800 delnfkG v americke va
lecne produkci bylo zabito
bud v praci nebo mimo nj cd
Pearl Harbor.
DR.. Heiser prohlasil: "PTi-
date-li k tomu pocet porane-
nych, rekord je tento: 1000
deln1kG zabito nebo poraneno
kazdy den Cd Pearl Harbor.
"Jsou-li dosavadn1 odhady
spravne, 121,OOO,OOO pracov-
Mich dnu, Gill 968, 900, 900 pra-
covnfch hodin Dude ztraceno z
dGlezite prace nasledkem ne
dostaveni Sc delnik1 do prace
z rGznych pr1cin."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
Krajanky do armadni sluzby

z Taylor, Texas, Sc sdeluje,
re Marie a Cecilie StiboTikovy,
dcery manzelG A. Stiboffko-
vych, vstoupily do armadni
sluzby vypomocne, zvane WA
AC. V San Antoniu Sc podro-
billy pT1sne trfdenn1 zkousce,
kterou proSly S prospechem a
pc vojenske prfsaze byly cara
zeny do armadnf sluzby. Jsou
dany do zaloznfho sboru a bu-
dou v nekolika tydnech povola-
ny do chime sluzby, napred ma
nekolika tydennf vycvik do
Des Moines v lowe a pax bu-
dou polsany do vojenskych ia
borG. Divky, ktere pTistupuji
do vojensk6 sluzby, zaujmou
mista vojfnG v kancelarfch CO
pfsarky ma psacfch strojfch, O.
p%eratorky, radiove sluzby a ia
Ike mohou rfditi dopravnf vo-
ienske automobily a vGbec "a
stavati praci, Ike ktere jsou
~schopny, ably tax byli uvolneni
voifni pro cinnou sluzbu. Ar
mazda Spojenych StatG potTe-
buje t6chto dfvek asi sto tisfc,
namofnl odbor hleda jich nej-
meme dvacet pet tisic. Divky,
ktere vstupujf do sluzby ma
mofni, zGstanou We Spojenych
Statech, ale ktere vstupujf do
sluzby armadn1, mohou byti
poslany i "a more.
Slecny Marie a Cecilie Stibo-
rfkovy jsou prvnf sestry, ktere
vstoupily do armadn1 sluzby V
Texasu. Je znamy toliko jedi
ny predchazej1cf pripad, kdy
dive sestry vstoupily do armad-
nj sluzby a to jsou sestry-dvoj-
cata z Chicago. Ty take po-
chazeji z cesk6 rodiny. ODE
sestry Stiborfkovy jsou clenky-
nemi K. J. L. T. Jsou to dcery
krajana Ant. Stiborfka, redak-
tora dvou ceskych casopisG
Nasince a Texaskeho Roln1ka
a horliv6ho pfedsedy odbocky
Sdruzenf Americkych Cecho-
slovaku Texaskych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
Novomanzele A. j. Novakovi
zahynuli ma svatebni cests.

Smrt zasahla jiz pc druh6
V dobe Sesti mesfcG do l1banek
druheho parku nevomanzelG z
Chicago v turistickem taboTe
Wigman Village nedaleko
Cave City v Kentucky, coz me-
10 "a nasledek 1silovne 1fednl
vysetfovani, ktere je dnes V
proudu.
Okresnl soudce Carroll Red
ford oznamil, re v kabine v O.
nom turistickem taboTe byli ma
lezeni mrtvi Arthur J. Novak a
jeho manzelka, kter1 Sc pravde
podobne nalezali ma svatebnl
ceste. z komentG, jez byly V
jejich pozdstalosti, Sc zjistilo,
re jejich adresa je 1907 Sagi-
nav ave. v Chicago.
Soudce Redford dale pravil,
re mrtvoly manzelG NOvakO-
vych vcera nalezl v one kabine
kdyz byl do tabora povolan an
onymnfm telefonnim zavola-
MIN. Pravil, re byl informo-
van, re Novakovi byli oddani
teprve minulou nedeli.
Dale Sc zjistilo, re Arthur j.
Novak, byl 25lety a jeho man
zelka 2Oleta. Ia Ia svobodna
slula Miss Ruth Churchman.
r. A. Reynolds, nacelnik
policie z Cave City pravil, re
manzele Novakovi musili byti
mrtvf jiz nekolik hodin, kdyz
byli nalezeni, a re jejich ka-
bine nebylo zadnych znamek,
jez by molly vyvolati nejake
podezreni, re v nj doslo k nece-
mu neobvyklemu.
Okna kabiny byla otevTena a
ma malych kam1nkach k vyta-
penf dffvfm nebylo videti, re
by v Mich byval vGbec rozdelan
oren, coz ~vyrazuje jakoukoli
teorii O moznosti zaduSen1 KY
slicnlkem uhelnatym.
ZvlaStni shodou OkOlnost1 k
teto tragedii doslo vtemze ia
bore, kde Sc IA. dubna t.r. o.
dehrala tragedie novomanzelu
Kasparovych. Tehdy 28lety
Eduard Kaspar z Berwyn ILL.,,
a jeho 18leta nevesta Mary
Baker, jejlz rodice bydlili vi
Chicago, byli nalezeni V beZv6-
domi, protoze v kabin6 uchaZel
plyn z kamen k vytapeni. Kas-
parovou vzkr1sili, lee jeji man
Eel, "a n6hoz Sc pred trent
dny pred tim ~provdala, byl "a
duSen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
Dvacet osm osob zabito pfi tor
nadu " Arkansas.

Zachranne Getty, pracujfci
v zTlceninach, ktere "a sebou
zanechalo tornado nalezli 28
mrtvych. Pocet zranenych u
dava sc ma 200 v Berryville,
Ark.
Boure prehnala Sc pres "a
padnf a severnf jeho casti. VI
ce nez 200 domG bylo zniceno.
Skoro vsechny obchodni budo-
Wy byly poskozeny, ale vetsi-
ma obchod1 byla dnes otevTena
Mesto lei v severovychodnim
Arkansasu a ma 1,485 obyva-
tel.
Lekari a osetrovatelky byli
tam posllani z Eureka Springs
a Harrison. Berryville nema
nemocnice a vazneji zranenf
byli dopraveni do sousednfch
NEST.
Tornado znicilo mestskou
elektrarnu a delnfci museli v
troskach pracovati pTi zaTi po-
chodn1.