davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-08
Trapeni matky.

V Chicago Sadie Shapirova
81 cinf vycitky "a to, re pre-
mluvila jejich syna, Is let sta
reno peSaka, Marvina Shapiro,
ably pouzil letadla ku sve ceste
ma dOvolenou.
Marvin, Is let starry, byl po-
sadkou v San Mateo, Cal. Kdyz
jeho matka zjistila, re obdrzel
dovolenou, telefonovala mu a
zadala jej, ably pouzil k ceste
domI leadla, ma kterem mu pc
velkych nesnaz1ch vymohla
misto, tax ably mohl byti O diva
dny dele donna. Marvin, KITE
ry nikdy dosud v letadle nebyl,
Sc zdrahal, ale uposlechl male
hanf sve matky.
Letadlo, jehoz uzil, Sc srfti-
10 v Salt Lake City, a Marvin,
a S MIN 16 dals1ch lid byli "a
biti. Marvin byl jedinym sy-
mem manzelG Shapirovych, kite
Fl mali jeste IA let starou dee
rusku. Vypomahal svemu OF
CT az do dolby, kdy pred sesti
mes1ci byl povolan k vojenske
sluzbe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-08
Uspsch Spinkova anglickeho
prekladu Komenskeho
Labyrintu.

Velmi zdaTily pTeklad Ko-
menskeho klasickeho d1la La
byrint sveta a raj srdce", poff-
zeny profesorem cirkevn1ch de
jim ma chicagske universite DIR.
M. Spinkou u pfflezitosti $50.
narozenin ucitele narod1 a po-
slednlho biskupa Jednoty Bra
trske, setkal Sc s velkym zaj-
mem. Prvnf vydanf, poTfzene
Narodnf Jednotou Ceskosloven
skych PROTESTANT v USA a
Kanade, jez umoznil darem
chicagsky krajan Jan Opocen-
sky, je temeT rozebrano. Pro-
fesoru Spinkovi bylo universit-
mimi kruhy v Chicago doporu-
ceno pfipravit dalsf vydani
"The Labyrinth of the Work
and the Paradies of the Heart
tax, ably Sc dflo Komenskeho v
modern1m anglickem jazyku
dostalo do vsech universitnfch,
kolejnlch a jinych knihoven.
K druhemu vydani dojde pa
| trne v nejblizs1 dobe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-08
Proti sluzbe We zbrani z nabo-
zenske pricany.

Tfi 25letf muzove z koresu
Stanton, kteri byli predvolani
pred vladnlho komisare Jacka
Koenigssteina ma obzalobu, re
pfestoupili zakon O vojenske
povinnosti, protoze odepfeli Sc
prihlasiti k vojenske sluzbe,
PRIMAL Sc k vine v Norfolk,
Nebraska.
Jsou to Louis Hartl z ceske
osady Clarkson a pax Otto Xii
ma a Everett Tage, oba z Pill
ger. Vsichni tTi pc SVEN pfi-
znani Sc k vine byli komisafem
odkazani pred federalnf velko-
porotu a jejich zaruka byla sta
novena ma $1,000 "a kazdeho.
Hartl zaruku slozil a byl
propulsion ma svobodu, kde n.y.
nj vyckava predvolani pred
velkoporotu, kdezto Klima a
Tage, kterf zaruku sloziti ne
mohli, byli dopraveni do vazby
v Omaze. Jejich prevoz OBJ
starali federaln1 vypomocni
marsalove James Guerin z
Norfolku a Frank Golden z O.
mahy.
Tito til mlad1 muzove, regi-
lstroyanf poole zakona O vojen-
Iske povinnosti, jsou zenatf a
| DTnd Sacnn co " nioh cto1i WY
znavaci sekty Seventh Day
Church of God, jej1z hlavni
lsldlo je v Stanberry, Mo.
Vsichni tfi prohlasili, re po-
die hlasu sveho svedomi odml-
taj1 slouziti armada, jezto
vsechno, co souvisf s ozbroje-
nou moc1, je pry prot jejich
nabozenskemu presvedceni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-08

tomu, re v zahranici Tide NELL
prllezitost Sc stat legionafi a
pfece Sc nestali a casio jsem
Jim to v duchu vytykal. Kdyz
Nemci obsadili Republican, ode
sci Jsem, abych Sc 1castnil pra-
ce ma jej1m osvobozeni. Do
stal Jsem Sc do Ameriky a pri-
hlasil Sc ma vojnu. Dokud mne
nepotrebovali, studoval isem.
A nyni jsem zde.
Andy:
A to, CO Tikal bratr Jano o
partyzanech ma Podkarpatske
Rusi, to f1kam i ia. V cs. a.
Made muslme j1ti my vsichni
muzi z Podkarpatske Rusi DO
mahat nasim bratTim partyza-
mum, ktefi ma nasich horach
bill Madary a Nemce. Boiu-
Jeme "a Ceskoslovenskou repu-
bliku a tim bojujeme "a osvo-
bozenl sveho domova.
Tolik osud1 je We slovech
cs. vojakG. A pTece vsichni Sc
spoJuji v jednom spolecnem u
sill: Jlti pomoci naSim donna,
jlti vyhladit fasismus, ,jft Sc
vyporadat S Hitlerem. A do
bre to rekl omen cs. dobrovol-
mix z Chicago, ktery chce byti
v "geJmu" a ne ma "sajdlaj-
me-. A do toho gamu vstoupi-
me Jenom v armada, ktera bo-
julie z vile naroda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-08
Slovensky lekar " armadni
sluzbe je podplukovnikem.

V Hazleton, Pa, tydenik
"Slovensky Obcan" v posled-
MIN elsie prinesl zpravu, re slo
vensky lekar DR.. William E.
slouz1c1 nynf v arma-
de Spoj. Stat1 jake podplukov-
mix, byl opet vyznamenan.
Pred reorganisaci armady
9. bTezna byl DR.. Sambora pfi-
delen k lekarskemu oddelen1
We Washington, D.. c., a nynl
byl jmenovan do spravy nemoc
nicn1ho a evakuacn1ho oddele-
nj hlavnfho stanu pozemn1 ar
mady, Army Ground Forces.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-08
Valka.

JuJ1cl ma Kallnlnske frOnte, pO-
bila vice nez $4,000 nemec-
kych d1stojn1k1 a vojak6 v tu-
he bitve a znicila 1853 nepratel-
skych tankG, jak oznamil roz-
HAS z Moskvy.
Y moskevskem rozhlasu by
10 oznameno, re ruska vojska
zatlacila zpet ma nejmenova-
mem 1seku stTednf fronty ne
mecka vojska pc mnohych no.
dinach tuhych boj1. V rozhla-
SUI sc pravf, re Rusove tn do
byli jednoho z velkych vftez-
stvl.
V nemeckem rozhlasu bylo
feceno, re mluvcf nemeckeho
nejvyssiho velitelstvf oznamil,
re sovetska vojska pronikla k
hlavn1m lini1m nemeckeho vol
ska ma sever cd Kercskeho po-
loostrova ma nejmenovanem u
seku.
We zpravach z Krymu bylo
oznameno, kdy oblezenf Sevas-
topolu vchazf do sedmeho me-
Size, jak oblezena posadka
zmocnila Sc in~iciativy po nejkr
vavejs1ch bitvach teto valky.
Rusove prevladajf tn jiz cd
ledna, kdy odrazili nescetne L.
foxy N6mcn re souSe a vzdu-
chu. We zprav6 bylo pTipuste-
no, re sovetska posadka v Sc
vastopolu byla zle t1snena pc
dobu tff mesfcG, kdyz Nemci
soustredili tam sest divisi pc
choty, jednu brigadu jfzdy a
nekOlik elitn1ch plukd Ike svym
r1jnovym 1tokGm.
We zprave Sc pravi: "Po
mnohych nejkrvavejsfch bit
vach teto valky, obranci Sc
vastopolu, podporovan1 obca-
ny, kterf nyni zijf v podzemf,
nejprve z~astavili a pax odrazi-
Ii nepf1tele ma nekolika mis-
TECH"
Nemecke nejvyssf v~elitelstvf
oznamilo, re ruskym vojsk1m
"podarilo Sc proraziti nase po-
Size v okol1 velkeho mesta'', a.
lie byla odrazena protidtoku.
Ztratila pr tom II tank1 a g.
900 muzu. Nemecke bombo-
metne aeroplany mely 1cast v
tonic s1toku. Timto m6stem
mGze byti Orel nebo Charkov
nebo Kursk.
Nemecke nejvyssf velitelstvi
prav1 dale, re Rusove pouziva-
il silnych tankovych oddil1 v
1toc1ch, podnikanych pc neko-
lik dn1 ma severovychod cd
Orlu.
Rusky rozhlas obnovil svou
vyzvu Finsku, ably uzavrelo Sc
paratn1 mir.
Pravf Sc, re moskevsky roz-
HAS nab1dl Finsku mir "a prf-
znivych %podm1nek, ale soucas-
ne pohrozil, re Dude vymahati
nahrady, jake Finsko nebude S
to zaplatiti.
Adolf Hitler a Benito Musso-
lini, jichz sch1zky v minulosti
byly caste pTedzv6sti velkych
udalostf, sesli Sc We dvoudenni
konferenci, jez skoncila v Salz-
burgu.
We spojeneckych kruzfch CT
neny jsou dohady, re Sc jedna-
10 O techto vecech:
o rozhodnutl v poslednf mi
mute O davno jiz predpovfda-
ne nemecke velike offensive pro
tt Rusku.
0 zpravach o doutnaj1c1 re-
vote a valecne 1nave Italii.
0 moznosti spolecne nemec-
ko-italske konecne nab1dky mi
ru, ma podm1nkach Osy, spojen
cum.
V britskych 1Tednfch kru-
zlch bylo Teceno, re skutecnym
1celem conference v Salzbur-
gu bylo zrejm6 udrzeti Musso-
limbo jake spolecnfka v Ose.
"Hitler must udrzovati oba
konce Osy pohybuj1cf Sc tom
t6z smeru'', bylo Teceno v tech
to kruzfch, ga ably to mohl uci-
niti, musel Mussolinimu domlu-
viii a povzbuditi jeho kolfsajf-
CT kuraz."
Byla to prvnf sch1zka Hit
lera S Mussolinim cd tie DOLBY
co zeme pustily Sc do valky
proti Spojenym StatIm v pro
sinci minuleho roku.
V 1Tednfm ornament Sc pra-
wi:
"SchIzka tato vyznela v do
konale shode nazor1 O situaci
vytvoTene velikymi v1tezstv1mi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-08
ktery 81 tax nelidsky

PONAAAos
Jan:
V starem kraji mann syna a
zenu. Chlapec vychodil me-
stanskou skolu a pax preset ma
gymnasium. Chodil druhym
rokem do gymnasia, kdyz Sc
to tam ma Slovensku stale.
Ones mil hoch nesmf studovat,
ale ia chci miti sveho syna
vzdelaneho a uceneho. Vstou-
pill jsem do kanadske armady,
abych s druhe strany svemu
chlapci pomahal. A ted jsem
Sc dovedel, re mohu, i kdyz
jsem naturalisovanym obca-
mem kanadskym, vstoupiti do
cs. armady. Pozadal jsem o
prestup, a tax jsem dnes tady.
Andy:
Videl jsem film, kde Sc uka-
zovalo, jak 81 Nemci pocinajf v
nasf Republice. To mnou tax
otraslo, re jsem nekolik dni Q
tom premySlel a pax jsem psal
do Montrealu. Dostal jsem
pfihlasku, podepsal il, ale ted
potkalo nestestf a ia musel
ma operaci. ia ue mel byt v
armade davno a nebyt te ope-
race, take bych byl. ZaplaC
panbGh, re jsem uz Zdrav.
Zdenek:
I'll jsem v Chicago. Dobfe Sc
daTilo, a Wy chcete vedet,
proc jsem Sci do cs. armady a
proc jsem Sc prihlasil? Jsem
Cechoslovak, a to je dostatecny
d1vod. A potion, v1te, ia byl
footbalistou a vzdycky chef
byt v gejmu a ne ma side line.
Rudolf:
Jake americky sokol z Oma-
by Nebrasce a jake byvaly cs.
vojak jdu, abych v duchu pfi-
kterou jsem kdysi sve
vlasti slfbil, pokracoval v praci
pro svnj narod. Prihlasil jsem
Sc jiz drive a povolan jsem byl
teprve ted, ale to nevada, hlav-
ne, re jsem tn a jsem tn rad.
TeSlm sc ma sve kamarady v
Anglii.
Vasil:
ia jsem z Podkarpatske Ru-
81 a ia chci, ably byla op6t Re-
publika.
| ia jsem z Podkarpatske
Nemam rad fasismus, a.
lie dnes Sc fasismus NIUE pora-
zit jen Sc zbrani v ruce. Proto
jsem tn.
Frantisek:
Tenkrate v roce 1888 jsem
stall ctyri mesfce ma bavorskych
hranic1ch. Ones jsem tn v cs.
vojsku, protoze jdu dokoncit
to, co jsme tenkrate dokoncit
nesmeli. Toto je vlastne po-
naSi slavne mobilisa-
&c v roce 1888. TeSim Sc, re
Sc v cs. armade potkam S ka-
marady, Sc kterymi jsem ten
KRAFT ma hranic1ch stall.
Vladimir:
ia jsem z Ameriky. Je mi
Is let, a kdyz jsem 81 sci pro
obcanske pap1ry, dovedel jsem
Sc, re je cs. armada. Ptal jsem
Sc ma to tatinka, jak je to S ma
81 armadou. Ten to Una z no.
vim, kde cite clanky O cs. vols
ku, a pax nam to vypravf. Ia
timex S pocatku byl prot to-
mu, abych sci do vojska, re
jsem mlady, ale pax prisel sam
a souhlasil. ia jsem Size mia
dy, ale prave proto muslin j1ti
pomoci. Mil tatfnek je Cecho-
slovak, pochaz1 re Slovenska,
mamfnka je take Slovenka a ia
muslin j1ti S mimi. Proto jsem
tady.
Mike:
ia dostal llstek z Montrealu,
abych Sc prihlasil. ia take pa
trim do Republiky, jsem Rusln,
tax jsem Sc pfihlasil chci, aby-
chom dobyli vse nazpet a ably
vse bylo jake drive "a Cesko-
slovenske Republiky.
Jan:
Tam u mas ma horach ma Pod
karpatske Rust jsou partyzani.
Nasi chlapci Sc tam bijf a PEEK
ne bijf, re Sc cely sv6t podivuje
jejich statecnosti. A to 81 my
site, re ia, protoze zde ziji v
Kanade v bezpeci, Sc mann ma
to divat? Vzdyt bych Sc mu-
sci stydet, re .isem nasim par
81 nepomahal. Proto jdu S ces-
koslovenskou armadou.
E1o~
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-08

chodidla, zejmena u polobot.
Vidlme tedy, re pricin zpuso-
buj1c1ch wink ploskeho chodi-
ola jest velmi mnoho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-08

Tam u mas ma horach ma Pod
~karpatske Rust jsou partyzani.
Nasi chlapci Sc tam bijf a PEEK
ne biji, re Sc cely svet podivuje
jejich statecnosti. A to 81 my
site, re ia, protoze zde ziji v
Kanade v bezpeci, sc mann ma
to divat? Vzdyt bych Sc mu-
sci stydet, re .isem nasim par
81 n%epomahal. Proto jdu s ces-
koslovenskou armadou.
Florian:
Mnoho jsem zkusil "a Ma
darska, mnoho jsem zkusil We
svete a jdu, abych pomohl Wy
bojovat nasim donna kid, mir a
spravedlnost. ia take chci jed
nou lit Sc svou rodinou mlru
a bezpec1. A tax mohu lit jen
ma Slovensku, jez Dude v Ces-
koslovenske Republice.
Jan:
Republika must byt jake
byla a jeste lepsf a jest6 spra-
vedlivejsf. TAX jsem tn a jdu
s nasimi prot Nemcovi. My
to vyhrajeme.
Lev:
Vzdycky jsem ctl o nasich
legionaffch a bylo mi Ito, re
jsem Sc nanarodil drive, abych
byl v prvn1 svetove valce a byl
'legionaTem. NeroZumel jsem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-17
3,4OO REGISTER ], FOR ILRATIONS
Computation Work Prog ressing; Kamatis Funeral
 Thursday Morning

Naugatuck, Nov. IT. Harold E. Chittenden, superintendent of schools, who is assisting Chairman Martin T. Lynn of the Naugatuck rationing board, has announced a total of 3,4C0 local residents have registered for fuel oil rations to late and applications are still be-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-17
PRINCESS HANDLES TORCH

San Francisco (UP)-Mrs. Jerome Landfield. born Princess Loubanoff RoStovsky, of a Russian royal line, has just exchanged her trowel, with which she usually cultiyates flowers, for a blowtorch and has taken up war work at the Mare Island Navy yard. She was married to Jerom Landfield of San Francisco at Paris in 1907, and has lived here ever since. Motivated by the desire to do her part in the national effort, she commutes daily to her new job.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-17
HENRY

children. Ann and Eleanor Rath- burn; and one son, Raymond Ka- maitis. who is with the U. S. Ma rines overseas.
 The funeral vii Toe held Thurs day morning from the home at 8:15 to St. Mary'S church where sol- emn high Mass will be celebrated at g o'clock. Interment will be in St. James cemetery.
 Friends may call at the residence after 2 o'clock this evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-17
Kamatis Dies

Joseph Kamatis died suddenly yesterday at his home. IFS Curtiss street. He was born in Lithuania and came to Naugatuck at an early age. He has resided here for 52 years and was employed by the bor- ough of Naugatuck. The deceased was a member of the St. Georges society and the Lithuanian Alliance of Union City. and was communi- cant of St. Mary's church.
 He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Albert Rathburn; two grand
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-17
ing received by mail.
By William Ferguson

ing received by mall.
 This figure exceeds considerably the preliminary estimates of 2,500 fuel consumers in the borough.
 Work on computing the rations on fuel oil is progressing rapidly and it is believed that consumers will be given their ration stamps by the local board within a week
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-17
ACCInENTAL nEATHS

Accidents claimed l0l.5O0 lives in the United States during l94l. Only 10000 of these accidental deaths were due to traffic.
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Calendar efCon,ing G"enb
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1

WEDNESDAY, JULY
RED CROSS HOME SERVICE Training course, in county
building at 1880 p.
RED CROSS FIRST AID course graduate nurses
CITIZENSHIP CLASS, third floor, county building to
CITIZENSHIP CLASS in Mount Clemens High school, Room
9. 6 to p.
BUILDING BENEFIT PARTY American Legion clubhouse.
ROYAL NEIGHBoRs Officers Club. at the home of Mrs.
William Dusse, 81 Kendrck avenue. at pm
THURSDAY JULY
ANNUAL BANQUET of St Louis Daha Club at Vernier's
Inn, New Baltimore, at p.
METROPOLITAN AUXILIARY, in John r. Murphy club
rooms, at p
FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE at the home of Mrs. Lester Garlock
Grand avenue Clinton Township at 1920 p. m.
HOLLYHOCK CLUB of St Louis parish election meeting
with Mrs William Ditchburn, Dickinson avenue, at
FRATERNAL ORDER of Eagles in Aere hall at 8 p. m.
CITIZENSHIP CLASS at Wilson school, to D. m.
WV GAMES PARTY in Veterans hail. at 8 p. m.
SELFRIDGE HOMES WOMEN, monthly meeting in club
house, at 1870 p.
RED CROSS WORK, in Mount Clemens High school sewing
-reoms $50 a.. to 500 p
RUMMAGE SALE, in Krauseneck building \on Broadway
sponsored by Patriotic Daughters of America, Council
43.
HAND IN HAND Circle Kings Daughters picnic luncheon
with Mrs Ida Ross at the Schott cottage at Colony
att pm.
REBEKAH LODGE final meeting of season, in Barron hail.
TRINITY LUTHERAN LADIES AID, at the school,
ST. PETERS GUILD of ST. Peters parish at the home of
Mrs Joseph Hatzenbuhler, rs Washington, at p. m.
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY, at the home of Mrs E.
L. Preston. 1872 Cass avenue, at p m.
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Congratulations

MRS. AUSTIN w. HEINE
and Mrs. George Pingel, who di-
vided top honors at the regular
Tuesday evening duplicate con-
tract tournament held last night
at the home of Mrs. James Err
skine.
PVT. HAROLD w. PAPIST,
son of Mrs. Lewis Papist of
Route 1, on his 25th birthday
anniversary Monday. He is sta
toned at Fort Flagler, Wash,
Btry. G. 14th c. O.
NAPOLEON PELTIER of III
East Broadway, who entertained
ct a party in celebration of his
birthday anniversary yesterday.
Guests were present from Detroit
and Pontiac.
MIR. AND MRS. EDWARD
ANDERSON of Utica, ,who an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
born this morning in st. JOS
eph's hospital.
r MRS. FREDERICKA RICK
ERT of sc Fessenden, who is 80
years old today, and her grand
sons David and John Rickert,
twin sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Ern-
est Rickert, who are two years
old today.
ARCHIE IRWIN, who OBJ
served his 2lst birthday ami
versary on Tuesday.
MR.. AND MRS. PETER
ANDERSEN of Warren, who an
nounce the arrival of son
early this morning in st. JOS
eph's hospital.
NORMAN LORWAY of $3.50
North Gratiot avenue. who is
obser Z his 2lst birthday an
niversary today.
MR.. AND MRS. M. H. RODG-
Frs of 169 Robertson street, up
on their third wedding anniver-
sary, which they are quietly OBJ
serving today.
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Mix and Match

A SMART money-saving trick
for summer is to build your
wardrobe around interchange
able ensembles. You'll find that
four complete costumes can be
made from two patterns that in
clude jacket, Stacks and blouse
and another that includes either
jerkin, skirt and blouse
or a jacket, skirt and weskit.
You will, of course, select coor-
dinating colors that can be mix
ed and matched to the best ad-
vantage and which compliment
each other as we'll as yourself.
There's no wartime priority on
ingenuity, so by all means study
the piece goods counters with q
diligent eye. Ensembles of this
type require smart tailoring and
perfect fitting-so take advafi-
tage of modern sewing machine
attachments to put on Sick fin
ishing touches and investigate
the new thermoplastice dress
forms moulded to the exact twin
of your figure to eliminate fig
ure-fitting guesswork.
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eOe,,ure

AN IRRESISTIBLE COMBIN-
ATION-this wide brimmed sun
bonnet and soft, pretty frock for
little girls! A demure buttoned
bodice and slightly raised
waistline give style freshness to
this frock which is to be deco
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adorable style for all little girls,
it is flattering to slim and chub-
by figures alike.
Pattern No. 8139 is in sizes 2,
3, 4, 5 and 6 years. Size 3 years
dress and bonnet takes ga yards
39-inch material; 70 yard ric rae
braid to trim and / yard ribbon
for strings.
For this attractive pattern.
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MIR. AND MRS. PAUL w.
MCKEE, who observed their
10th wedding anniversary yes
MIR. AND MHas HOWARD
BOSTON, of "a Riverside drive.
who are the parents of q
daughter, born last evening at
st. Joseph's hospital.
MRS. MILLION GRINNELL,
whose birthday anniversary was
yesterday.
MIR. AND MRS. NELSON
ZIEHM virginia Duprey) Of
Route One, who announce the ar
rival of q daughter, born last
evening in st. Joseph's hospital.
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Summertime Permanents
are Fast and Comfortable

recommends it as hair recon-
ditioner. Threads are looped
around the ends of tie wooden
curriers' to keep the sectioned
strands in place, and no safety
pads needed. Lotions are
chosen carefully according to the
type of hair-coarse, fine, re-
cently-waved or not.
Many women have inquired
lately - what about war sub
stitutions?" The answer is: eX-
cellent wartime permanents are
available in good salons. One
unfailing mark of the real ex-
pert, by the way: he or she
wouldn't dream Of unwind;ns
your permanent without first ex-
aiming, and showing you, the
results in the test curl.
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Army Men Feted
At Family Picnic

PVT. ELTON JOBSE, who is
home on a three-day leave from
his army duties at Indiantown
Gap, Penn, was honored last
evening at picnic supper for
20 relatives at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Jobse of 1870 Gallup avenue.
MIR. AND MRS. EDWIN
SHARLAND have returned from
a weeks vacation spent at their
cottage near Milo with Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Ullrich of Armada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharland have as
their houseguest this week, Mrs.
Nettie Earhart of Hadley.
MARGOT BREITMEYER and
Mary Alice Smith have returned
from a week spent at Camp Ty-
rome, near Fenton, as delegates
from the local chapter of Girl
Reserves.
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EVERY WOMAN responsible
for keeping her family well fed
and healthy in war time should
understand the vital part protein
foods play in nutrition. From
THE National Nutrition" writ
ten by Morris Fishbein, M. d.,
comes the following:
The proteins which come from
animal bodies have the highest
biological values-notably, meat,
milk and eggs"
You should have at least l
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COMFORT is the mode in
beauty - and that really means
something in terms of your sum-
mer permanent.
In the first place, leading
style originators are cutting hair
shorter even when they leave
you enough length to pin up your
locks formally once in a while.
The briefer locks simplify the
waving process considerably.
And more - new war-inspir-
ed methods are cooler, lighter,
quicker. Instead of scarce met
al, wood curling rods are used.
Heavy wired equipment is going
out, and good salons come up
with solutions and devices which
do the job much more comfor-
ably for the customer.
One new one, just about to be
introduced, keeps soroe custo-
mers under 1 regular dryer just
about five minutes after II ,
curls are wound on the spindle
like rods. One little machine to
heat the rods - away from the
lady's head enables the ex-
pert to give the shampoo, the
wave, the rinse and the set SO
swiftly that some women are in
and out of the salon in less than
two hours. This process was
figured out in Paris.
Another new wave employs a
turban. When the locks are
wound, your head is che up,
and out of the salon you 60 to
shop or do anything you please
while the waving solution works.
You return to the salon for your
rinse and set.
THIS is MARK
OF AN EXPERT
There is one wooden-rod type,
available widely, which depends
almost entirely upon its waving
solution. A chemistry professor
evolved this one, and one house
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MRS. HATTIE HARDMAN
left last evening for her home
in Penn Yam, New York, after a
months visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Gemmer.
MR.. AND MRS. ROBERT
SHEPHERD and children Joyce
and June will leave Thursday
for Indiana, near Indianapolis,
to visit relatives for 10 days.
BARBARA AND DIANE
NEUBAUER, daughters of Mrs.
Isabel Fox Neubauer, are spend
ing several weeks with relatives
in Dundas and Hamilton, Ont.
GARY DEAN, Joan Carol and
Louis, Jr., children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Lozen, had their ton
sils removed at st. Joseph's hos
pital today.
TRINITY LUTHERAN Ladies'
Aid will meet Thursday at z
o'clock at the school.
MR. AND MRS DAREL AN
THONY and daughter Sue have
returned to their home in Tren-
ton, N. j., after spending two
weeks with Mrs. Bertha An.
thony.