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Military Studies
A. n.y."

Dayton, Ohio-Formation of a
Military Studies institute at the
Dayton YMCA college under its
enlarged wartime training pro-
gram was announced by Theodore
J. Christensen, college director.
instruction in pre-induction
courses technical aeronautical sub
jects and languages for military
and civilian personnel was started
Monday, October IL.
Patterned after a highly success
full program at the University of
Chicago, the institute will pro-
vide refresher training needed in
many fields for persons about to
enter or already serving in the
Armed forces. College graduates
also will be brought up to date
and familiarized with the military
aspects of many studies they al
ready have taken.
Certificates for presentation at
induction centers will be received
by persons successfully completing
the courses of six to IS weeks.
Most instruction will be at night.
Men about to enter military
service may take radio code,
gunnery, mathematics and physics
for pilot applicants and refresher
courses in high school mathe-
mates.
Various technical a~eronautical
subjects are offered, as well as
military organization and CORE
spondence for secretaries and air
force nomenclature and term
ology.
Spanish and German, including
military German, also will be
taught.
, 1942-10-14
False Pretenses

It has been called to our atten-
ton that several plants in Dayton
have accepted the Army and Navy
e" awards under what we term
false pretenses! Others are as
much to blame in their general
attitude.
The question is a matter of that
1927. It seems a pity that man
agement of plants engaged in War
work have not made more of an
effort to reach the quota that our
government has asked for in the
War Bond Drive. Wherever Labor
has been given the opportunity to
serve, we have made a real drive
and in every instance have put
that drive over.
We are still willing and more
than anxious to serve. We are also
ready to cause some real en-
barrassment to the arrangements
who are so un%-patriotic as to fall
down on their part of the job.
If we are compelled, we will
mention some names through these
columns that will surprise you,
but we feel that the shame should
be avoided If possible.
X Scrap - Scraps Japs !!!k
, 1942-10-14
State CIO
Convention

The Commodore Perry Hotel,
Toledo, Ohio, will be the meeting
place for the 1912 Convention of
the Ohio State CLIO. The Ohio area
has been one of the most active
states in the organizing of indus
trial plants during the past year,
and the report of delegates on
organizational work will be the
high light of the convention.
All CLIO Locals have been in
vited to send delegates to help in
the carrying out of the economic,
political, and social detectives of
the Congress of Industrial Organ
ization. ALI delegates are urged to
make reservations at one of the
following hotels, Fort Meigs, HILL
crest, Secor, or the the Willard
hotel in Toledo. Make those reser-
vations early as the CLIO Conven-
ton will take a big part of the
available hotel space.
, 1942-10-14
DeIco Guards
Vote In NLRB
Election

Plant Patrolmen, at the Delco
Products Division of General
Motors, will vote in an NLRB
election Wednesday, to establish
a collective bargaining agency.
UER g. MWA, Local ITO, petit
toned for the election. A consent
stipulation was worked out be-
tween the Union, the Labor Board,
and the corporation, and the cleo
ton resulted.
Delco Products production
workers, members of UE Local
755 are looking forward to a real
victory for the patrolmen. The
guards will elect a Shop Com
mittee Of their own, and carry on
genuine collective bargaining. A
Union contract will be drafted by
them, and submitted for negotia-
tons after the election has been
won.
, 1942-10-14
6. !. Q.
Sport Stuff
BY Bus Bennett

The officials of the CLIO Bowling
League are experiencing organiza-
ton difficulties. Although it is
always a problem to arouse
interest in a new sports program
of any type, the presence of the
war this year increases our
worries. However we firmly be-
lieve that the efforts of the ath-
letic department of the Union will
not be in vain, and sincerely hope
that u bowling league will be
a success.
In the third weeks play, Den
linger of Local 755, rolled a 2O2
game, as his team trimmed Local
768 three straight games. Local
8O1 forfeited their games to Local
CAB, because they were unable to
place a team on the floor.
The fourth week found Local
1853 getting a forfeit from Local
8O1, while Local SAB defeated Local
755 in their first game. The results
of the other two games are not
known at this time.
, 1942-10-14
Mo~z9o>'se1w
County 2>sd!4hiol
Union Council
Na1eA---

In the best interests of the work.
ing man and woman, the Council
is vitality affected by the political
set up of our government. Realiz-
ing that Labor is among the most
prominent tax supporters Of gov
eminent, the present administra-
ton has made some great strides
toward Labor Legislation hat is
fair to the worker.
The Wagner Labor Law has
done more good for the promo
ton of high living standards for
the American worker than any
other Labor legislation ever pass
ed. The right to bargain collec-
lively has brought many changes
in the hours, wages, and working
conditions of thousands of workers
in the great industrial plants of
our nation. @
In furthering the interest of the
workers, the Council must give
advice as to the candidates that
are in favor Of Organized Labor.
In the elections that are coming,
every worker is urged to watch
the columns of this paper for the
names of candidates who are
pledged to advance those STAN
dards which we have already made
the highest in the world.
Legislation in the interests of
Labor is becoming more important
every day in view of the reac-
tionaries of the southern poll tax
states who oppose Labor's inter-
ests at every turn.
K Scrap - Scraps Japs !!!k
, 1942-10-14
Attention
GIN Employees

ANY employee who has
worked in a GIN plant since
April %, 1912, and has quit,
been laid off, or discharged,
should call Union headquarters
fer information concerning back
pay due them in line with the
War Labor Board decision.
Employees who are In the
armed forces will receive back
pay due them without having
to make any claim for them.
, 1942-10-14
JOS. |. ROSS
State Senator
Life long resident of
Montgomery County.

Years of business exper-
fence qualities me for this
office.
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CHAPTER II.

II.
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splitting They coming
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dependable whom she loved
had lost him But blame but
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Evening star., 1942-02-12

production schedule u ~syncopa-
ton" for R-K-o, to whom shs y now
under contract. Her ee-star IL Mas-
ter Cooper. IN ths picture. to b re-
leased IN March. Bonita ages ffom
10 to -, Jackie goes up to Is. Bo-
nita describes the movie - her most
grownup to date.
It's quite . wfiile now since Bo-
nita played . meanis role In . Aim.
Her best brat" part was IN these
Three" when she appeared - the
wicked little girl whose les ruined
her school teacherx
MY hrst picture was when I was
3 years old, !" she tells me. II played
the daughter Of Ann Harding and
Laurence Olivier In Westward Pas
sage I sat on Mr.. Olivier's knee!
He was awfully nice but he wasn't
famous ct Ill. This was In 1881"
The visit to New York for Bonita
and her mother was the first for
IL years, although she was born in
this city where her father. Bernard
Dummy Granville, was . famous
star Of musical comedy. He died
. few years ago.
II was 20 thrilled the other day
when I was selling bonds on the
Treasury steps. Jimmy walker, .
former Mayor Of New York Chose
are Bontta's Words) introduced me
and said such nice things about my
father. They were great friends"
0slsased ~ tie North American
MsvQADse Alliance, ms.)
Evening star., 1942-02-12

the national health, safety and war
effort. Bonita, currently touring the
country as a defense bonds sales
lady, stated to this reporter:
II don't mean that all movie &C
tors should be exempt from the
draft. For instance, Jimmy Stew
art can do as good work in the
Army as in Hollywood. But enter
tainers in the strict vaudeville sense
of the word, such as Mickey
Rooney, who is an absolute genius,
can do much more for America
than if they were soldiers carrying
gun"
Bonita, who is blond, blue-eyed,
pretty and looks about Is, tells me
that Jackie Cooper. her particular
beau for the past two years. is 10
years and several months old and
will soon be eligible for the draft.
Hes thinking of the Navy" says
Bonita who thinks this country will
be in a safer condition with husky
Mr.. Cooper guarding its shores.
Meanwhile, Jackie who gained fame
as child star in "Skippy" and The
Champ" is touring the camps and
entertaining the boys In uniform.
Everyone asks us when we are
getting married" says the actress.
I'VE are making no plans until we
are both of age. People sometimes
change. And we really are too
young. 1t was all right for Judy
Garland who Is 10 to marry because
her husband, Dave Rose, Is 80. And
Peanna Durbin's husband Is Is, and
Kathryn Grayson's John Shelton Is
26. But Jackie and I are both 19
and we will lose nothing by wait
ing two years"
\ Il Il
Commenting on the marriages of
some of her young colleagues, Miss
Granville tells me that Judy Gar,
land is exceedingly happy in her role
of Mrs. Rose. They have so much in
common as they both adore music" :"
She calls Mickey Rooney "a
courageous man" for marrying a
girl "a whole head taller than he IL" +"
When Mickey and the bride take
photographs together they usually
sit down or Mickey stands behind
his wife.
The younger set in FINLAND is
doing it's part in the present war
crisis by promoting Junior divi-
sion of defense saving in Hollywood
Among those participating are
Bonita and Jackie, Jane Withers.
who, according to Bonita, is now a
regular glamour girl; Freddie Bar
tholomew, Linda Darnell, Gene
Reynolds and Ann Rutherford.
I'VE put on shows every Saturday
afternoon in Los Angeles" she said.
And Jackie supplies a band and
plays the drums. We are taking the
war very seriously in Hollywood.
On the night Of the first black
out in Los Angeles, Bonita and her
beau we're dining with Judy Gar
land and her husband in the latter's
new home.
Judy has blackout room and
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Milestone Signed

Lewis Milestone, long rated as one
Of the foremost directors in the mo-
ton picture industry, has been
signed to . term contract by War
ner Bros. Among the outstanding
productions he has directed are "All
Quiet on the Western Front" "Of
Mice and Men," Front Page" The
Racket" and The Garden Of Eden.
Evening star., 1942-02-12

we turned out all the lights in the
rest of the house." Bonita said. 1T
was really very exciting"
The feeling on the West Coast Is
that if there is any bombing o. = )
country, the East Coast will come in
for it first.
you are nearer to the Germans
than we are to the Japs." reminds
Bonita.
The next Aim on Miss Granville S
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Bonita Also Would EXEMPT
Entertainers From Draft
But That Does Not Go for Jackie
Who Has His Eye On the Navy;
Pair Will Not Marry Soon
By SHEHAH GRAHAM.

film sing dance otherwise amu ne soldiers and
his country civilian than as
o armed forces.
to whether
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
Vyplata mic neznamena.

V taboTe Camp Robinson V
Arkansasu je jeden vojln, pro
ktereho neni den vyplaty zad-
nym svatkem. Jmenuje Sc
Charles Jermane a ma sve Wy
DAM tax rozpocitane, re mu z
mesicni vyplaty zbude pouze
nekolik cent?. Kdyz vstoupil
do armady, zavazal Sc kupova-
ii pTi kazde vyplate valecny
bond "a $18.75 a ponevadz Je
zenat, pripadne jeho manzelce
$22 mes1cne. Mimo to 81 platl
kazdy mesic $3.50 ma pojiste-
nj a tax kdyz je vyplata, je mu
odevzdan eek ma 80 cent?.
Pravil, re mu to media mnoho
pTemyslen1, jak penlze utratiti,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
Nemci pTestavuji karpatskou
zeleznicni drahu.

Washington - Naciste Sc
horecne snazl znovu vybudo-
vat zeleznicn1 drahu, jez spo-
juje Madarsko a Podkarpat-
skou Rus S jizn1m Polskem, a
by tax umoznili snadnejs1 do
pravu vojenskych jednotek a
zbozl z Madarska ma ruskou
frontu. Tato zeleznice, jez We
de z Uzhorodu a Mukaceva do
jiznlho Polska, byla znacne po-
skozena partyzanskymi jed
notkami z nedostupnych kar-
patskych nor. Poole vysllani
krakovskeho rozhlasu radio
Vistula" z %. T1jna Sc podari-
10 partyzanGm prerusit "ves-
kere prime zeleznicn1 spojeni
mezi polskym Commencement
General a Madarskem." Tyz
pramen pro hlasil, re "naklad-
nj doprava ma teto zeleznicni
lince Dude opet brzy zahaje-
ma"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
RiZne.

= Komunisticka strana v
Moskve vydala move heslo k Is
vyroci velke sovetske revoluce.
Uni takto:
CAT zije spojenectvi We zbra-
nj Sovetskeho svazu, Velke Bri
TAME a Spojenych StatG a
vsech ostatnich svobodu milu-
jlclch narodG, kteT1 jsou 1cast-
nj We valce "a osvobozen1 prot
nemeckemu a italskemu impe-
rialismu."
= casio vyskytuje Sc otaz-
ka, IDA kavovn1k byl pGvodne
pestovan v JIM America. Die
nejspolehlivejs1ch zprav, kavo-
Wink byl ~pestovan nejprve v
krajinach nynejs1 HabeSe; po-
zdeji byl privezen do Arabic a
dale do Evropy. V dobe obje-
ven1 Ameriky byl pTivezen ma
ostrovy V mort Karibskem, a
asi v roce 1927 do Brazilie.
= Nektere hvezdy jsou ma
sledkem sve vysoke teploty
pro lidske oko neviditelne. Te-
plo ma jejich povrchu pohybu-
je Sc mezi $4,000 az $4,000
stupnn c.. V tonic stavu vys1-
laji ultrafialove paprsky, ma
n6z lidske oko vsak nen1 pri-
zp1sobeno. Pr srovnan1 S te-
plotou naseho Slunce, ktere ma
jeho povrchu dosahuje pouze
5000 st. c., je videt, jak nase
slunicko je uz sedivym vyhasl-
najlc1m stareckem.
Prave v minulych dnech by
10 z kruh1 americkych ucencn
oznameno, re slunce rychle
vyhasfna, a re nema jiz vel
kych nadej1 ma dlouhou exis-
tenet = pry nejvice tax deset
bilionG let.
= Ma zaklade pokusG a sys-
tematickeho pozorovani bylo
~zjisteno, re muzi predict zeny,
pokud Sc tyka sluchu, jezto
zpravidla mali leps1 sluch ne2
zeny. Ia to kratkozrakost U
zen je r1dkym zjevem a mno-
hem vice je kratkozrakych mu
ia nez zen, jez zpravidla maj
dobry zrak. Dale zeny mai
vybornou chut, mnohem citli-
vejsf nez muzi, ale jen u slad.
kosti. Pro horkost jsou citlivej.
81 muzi. Dusevnf kid a stalost
povahy jew Sc mnohem vice l
muz1 nez u zen. Zeny Ease pre-
konavaji muze V bystrosti pc
stTehu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
Z nechuti k zenskym jde ma
vojnu.

V Detroit, Mich, 36lety otec
osmi dftek pTihlasil Sc dobro-
volne k sluzbe We valecnem
lodstvu, protoze, jak pravil, je
uz sgt zenskych, kterych je
"plno kolem dokola v tovarne"
kde on vyd6laval 1914 tydne.
T1mto muzem je Mack Nit
chell, ktery Sc narodil v Jugo-
slavii. K svemu rozhodnuti do
dial jeste o zenach toto: Mech
tie je, at 81 to vsechno vedou.
ia jdu tam, kde jsou jeste ne
jacf chlapi."
M~itchellova manzelka pra-
vila,z Sc Sc svymi d1tkami bez
manzelovy prftomnosti obejde.
Mali ctyri hochy a ctyri dew
cata We veku od dvou do 16 ro-
XII.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06

ku nejmene 1900 tun S mis-
ITEM pro As aeroplanG.
V Sydney, Morning Herald
prinasi redakcnf clanek, v
nemz pravi, re je jediny zpu-
sob, jak spojenci mohou pro-
hrati valku ma Tichem ocea-
nu - rozkol mezi mimi. Je
jediny zpGsob, jak niue byti
vyhrana = dlouhy, tezky BOZ.
Americka a australasia demo-
kracie, ktere zarlive STREET pra-
vo ma kritiku, must davati do
bry pozor, ably nedovolily os-
labiti sve nepTatelstvf We zbra-
nj politickymi nebo jinymi roz-
koly, ktere Sc odrazej1, caste
zkroucene "a hranicemi.
"Strategie ma Salamouno-
vych ostrovech byla Drama
V pochybnost. To nen1 sprave-
dlnosti k odvazne rane Spoje-
nych Stat1, zasazene do boku
neprftele a k vysledkGm, jichz
bylo jiz docfleno."
Branna moe Spojenych Sta
tn "a hranicemi eta jiz 10000
muzG, .jak vyslo najevo vcera
z correspondence mezi genera
lem Marshallem, naceln1kem
generaln1ho stabu a admiralem
Ernestem Kingem ,vrchnlm
velitelem americkeho lodstva.
Marshall napsal We SVEN
dopisu: Armada .je velmi
vdecna "a dovedne r1Zeni lodi,
.jez provazely jiz 800, 900 voja-
XII bezpecne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
Slovensko pripraveno prijmout
nacisticke Zasady.

Washington = Poole media
vneho vysflanl bratislavskeho
rozhlasu pripravuje slovensky
snem dals1 kroky k 1plne ma
cifikaci Slovenska. Bratislav-
sky hlasatel, mluvve o schvale-
nj a odhlasovan1 navrhu jake
o veci pfedem rozhodnute, re-
XII:
"Novy zakon Dude obsaho-
vat vsechny zasady, ma nichz
je slovensky stat vybudovan, q
Dude zde i z%ajisteni v1dcovskf
no systemu, We shode S dosa.
Vladimir politickym vyvojen
Slovenska. Poole 1stavy slo.
venske %repHbliky Sc slovenskJ
narod 1castnuje statni spray
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
MlStnl ZpraVy.
ZATMENf.

Neoznamene dennf svetelne
afekty a nocn1 zatmen1 budou
V Marylandu V tonic mes1ci.
PoCet zkousek a delka jejich
zGstaly neoZnameny. Behem
zkousek jedouc1 ma busech a
poulicn1ch karach must ven z
t6chto a hledati 1kryt v biz
kych budovach, kdyz vystraz-
ne zvuky Sc ozvou.
Pravidla tato plati tez pro
vsechny majitely verejnych bu
dov, divadel, departmentnlch
obchOdG atd.
Naucen1 prav1, re Dwell Sc
vystrasn6 znameni, Tide nema-
il staff Sc rozc1lenymi, mali
ven z ulic, nemaji bezeti a "a
whit tax nebo onak rozcllenl,
nemajl uzfti telefon a nemaj1
zkratka a moudTe ztraceti
smysl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
Diva farmari zabiti " srazce.

40Iety John Lower a 38Iety
William Hurgert, oba farmafi,
byli zabiti, kdyz Sc jejich auto
pfevratilo a primacklo je k re-
mi. K prevraceni auta doslo
nasledkem toho, re Sc strany
do Mich vrazilo jine auto, v
nemz uhaneli til mladici: Ro-
bert Kell, Robert Connolly a
Gerald Wilson, vsichni z Milan
kteTf byli vazne poraneni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
Z poulicnf drahy.

V preplnen6m voze poulicni
drahy V San Francisku sed6la
mlada zena V uniforme, kdyz
vstoupil jisty plukovnik. Div
ka v uniforme vstala a salute
vala a nab1dla mu svoje m1sto.
Plukovn1k take salutoval a mi
sto odm1tl. Pokynul, ably 81 "a
Sc sedla. Ona necht6la, on ia
ky ne. Ona Sc zlobila, on byl
v rozpac1ch. TAX stall proti
sobe, az on konecne zvolal:
"Chovam Sc jake osel, S b.
hem" Ona opet salutovala, a.
lie on uz nesalutoval a vysel z
kary.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
VzhGru jig hlavu, narode!
Jan Neruda:

VzhGru jiz hlavu, narode,
k nebi sve zvedni oci,
viz: jsou tam i male hveZdicky
kol nichz Sc velke toc1.
Tot proste tim: ty malick6
z jadrneho jsou fladru,
ale ty velke a pOslusne
jen z %plynovych jsou hadrG.
Troufam, re pri te myslence
srdce tt povyskoc1 =
nuz, budme tou malou
hv6zdickou.
kol niz Sc velke toc1.
Jde to, ach jde, jen kazdy hled
k vlastn1mu dobTe jadru:
Bude-li kazdy z mas z kfemene
je cely narod z kvadrd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
PAIL REVOLVER
v HOSPODE.

Skorem sto hOst1 v Golden
Glow restaurantu ,mnOz1 z Mich
zeny, ohrozeny byly V sobotu,
kdyz vyhozeny z m1stnosti muz
vessel do restaurantu S revolve-
rem a stTelil tTikrate ma mail
tele, Jacoba Kemper. Restau-
rant jest V &. 10 N. Eutaw ulice
zadnou kuli Kemper trefen ne
byl, ale jeden z vojak1, ser
geant James Buck trefen byl
do praveho ramene.
Utocnikem byl Angelo j. Or
mano. Zdolan byl a srazen ma
podlahu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
NevsdSl. Re je valka.

V Los Angeles byl zatcen 40
lety Candida Yozano, zamest-
many ma farme, pro tulactvi a
pri tom vyslo ma jevo, re Sc ne
dostavil k vojenske registraci.
Yozano je snad jedinym Glove
KEN, jenz nevedel, re je Anne
rika We valce a ma dotaz, proc
Sc medal registrovati, odpove-
del, re neumf c1st a nikdo mu
nerekl, re Sc ma dat zapsati k
.vojenske sluzb6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
CTYRI ZRANENI We $4,000
OHM

Cinsky MATTEL pradelny byl
usmrcen a ctyTi zraneni v O.
hni, kterym zachvacen byl ce-
" block obchodnich domG ma
Willow Spring road Dun
dalk.
Mattel pradelny, 500 Wong,
postradan byl pc pozaru. Ha-
sici byli nahledu, re zahynul v
plamenech.
Ohnem znicen byl grocernl
obchod, jfdelna, koupelna a
dina krejcovska. Zran6ni byll
hasici.