davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
Ell Regrs.O Al Reich

I'm peri6dico de Budapest pu-
blica un informe del Baron Laszle
Ssavess acerca de las condicio-
nes imperantes en- Bradshaw, "a
capital del Eslovaquia. En- aquella
poblaci6n, donde en- Otros ITEM
pos abundaba ell pan y la carne,
cada habitante recibe ahora q la
semana 4 ky. de pan; al mes l
Y media de harina Y a Ia semana
400 gramos de carne. LO que es
realmente interesante es que en-
Ell mismo informe Sc afirma que
los alemanes del Reich, instala-
dos hace amos en- gran numero,
han desaparecido en- ~ mayor
parte. Csavossy da las cifras ST.
guientes: de 100000 h~abitantes,
10000 son hdngarOs y solamen-
tie 80 alemanes. Hace dos amos
habia mas de 1000 alemanes do
miciliados en- Ia poblaci6n. No
La gaceta., 1943-08-03

Nuevas demandas: Rubin Morris
contra Rosa Lee Morris; Nora
Jackson Berry contra Henry A.
Berry; Muzzio Scarriofini contra
Marge Scarriofini; Erminie L.
Mott contra Willard E. Mott;
Richard G. Whalen contra Mar
garet Whalen.
son dificiles de adivinar las razo-
mes que han impulsado a los ele-
names a su regreso.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-12
Mtseellaneous

TWO Four-3lads Ceiling Pans. one
large table fan. one 35-ft. in.
line shaf,inE with pulleys and
hangers one 20 in. y u. with
io.ntsrs. one 1898 Ford pickup
truck, newly oyerhauled, fun years
license Phone as
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-12
For Sale or Exchange

SALE--or trade for good house
trailer. Four room house. four lots
walking distance OF Bomber. 275l
Coolidge RS. Npsilanti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-12
Legal Notices

Commissioner OIL moved the adop-
tion OF tho following resolution.
WHEREAS. all that portion of
Rawsonville Road. located In Section
| Town . South, Range East, fpsi-
lanti Township, Washtenaw county
Michigan. that extends northsrly Tor
a distance of 1927 feet, more or less
from tho northerly line OF Ecorse
Road near the southeast corner OF
said Section 4 10 a point on the east
erly limo OF said Section l that 10 CO
incident with the northerly line OF
the Michigan Central Railroad right
of-way 100 feet wide, being In all
o. 30s miles Of road. In a County Rosd
under the jurisdiction OF this Board:
and
WHEREAS, there are no build
ings OF any character located on said
road; and
WHEREAS, said road 10 Of no use
or benefit To the. public for high
Now THEREFORE,. BE IT RE.
SOLVED, that all that portion of
Jacksonville Road, located In Section
], Town 3 South. Range 7 East. Ypsi~
ianti Township, washtenaw County,
Michigan. that extends northerly for
n distance OF 1927 feet, more or less.
from the northerly line OF Ecorse
Road near the southeast corner or
said Section TO point on the east
erly line OF said Section 1 that Is CO.
incident with tho northerly line OF
tho Michigan Central Railroad right
of-way 100 feet wide. being In all
O. 30S miles OF road. he and the same
hereby Is abandoned and discontinued
ss = public highway -
RE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED,
that this Board believes II to be to
the best interests Of the public that
tlnued should be absolutely shan-
doned and discontinued as a public
highway.
The motion was supported by Com
missioner Ferguson and carried by
the following vote;
Ayes Commissioners Ferguson.
GIL:
Nays. None--Ops absent
]. Don A. Weir. Deputy Clerk OF
the Board Of County Road Commits
sioners OF the County OF Washtenaw.
do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing IL true and correct copy
Of an excerpt from the minutes OF
a meeting Of said Board held on the
18th dsv Of June. A. n. 1898
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. 7.
have hereunto set my hand at Ann
Arbor this 18th day OF June. A. p.
1919.
DON A. WEIR.
Adv. s1s Deputy Clerk.
WASHlNGTONLAP- Organiz-
ed labor carried 10 an admittedly
hostile Senate committee Friday an
appeal for a huge subsidy program
TO roll back food prices 10 levels
OF more than a year ago. While
waiting to hear labor's side from
William Green. president OF the
American Federation OF Labor
(AFL), Senate Banking Committee
members said they favored leglsla-
ton restricting sharply the amount
and number OF subsidies that could
be paid TO compensate for price
cuts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-12

Factory Reconditioned
Pianos

LIKE NEW Cases refinished.
Action rebuilt. New Guarantee.
Low price.
Grinnell Bros. 80 W. Michigan.
PIANO-LRonard upright In excel
lent condition. Inquire Mrs Orril
Post. 327 Liberty st, Belleville
Phons 20TI
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Classified Aduerisir,g

CLASSIFIED RATES. PAYMENT WITH ORDER
Daily followsi
Three s.oc Six days. SO Twelve days1e
Advertising ordered for irregular insertion take: single time rata
ad lines Count words 10 hna
Special for yearly sdvertisinE upon request ~
responsible than incorrect insertion
Call 40. ask for AID Taker
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-12

WANTEO-2O,oC0

WANTEO-20,0C0
OLD. CRACKED OK HRONFN
records. Edison Records eXcept-
ed, 2iac sach, notice 10 children
under -. Bring in I records and
get TICKET - the Wucrth Thea
ter good for any performance.
Gr.nnell Pos, 2I0 ". Michigan.
JUST ARRfTED--"omplste se,ert.o1
~ fine Armstrong forr coverings
in vide WIL Is. Rugs and .inaflor
GrinHsll Pr1s. 2ln W. Michigan.
INLAID LGNOLEUM complete stock
all colors FOR floors. shelves
tables and sinks. Installed promp-
tly hy expert LAYERS Mack g. Mack
I'll ". Michigan Ave.
GARDEN HOSE. 50 y. coupled rub
Der and fabric. S495. Also bulk
Garden seeds. shaefer's Huron st
Store. Phone rs.
WORK SHIRTS socks. pants coats,
gloves for Defense Workers
Thorne Tire Co, 300 +. Michigan.
MAIsO$ETTE DRESSES, LINGERIE.
sacks. Exclusive STYLES, moderate
prices. Mrs. Ruth LIS. 602Ll l..
Michigan. Phone 7s7-w.
METAL BEDS springs and mat
tresses. SLEEP SHOP. 10 W.
YOU CAN paint the woodwork In
the ate~ags kitchen with Su-Ena-
81 for 81 s5 Family Radio snoppe,
los w Michigan.
Miscellaneous
TWO Four-3lads Ceiling Pans. one
large table fan. ons 35-ft. : in.
line shaf,ing with pulleys and
hangers one 20 in. It. with
"a. fr1s
truck, newly oyerhauled, fun years
license. Phone as
FOR sALE-Restaurant KeIvinator.
frlslator. double oven gas stove.
large coal cook stove. gas plate.
steam table. mea: block AMI brush,
- cup coffee urn. three slice toast
master. pots, pans. dishes and 9TH
81 articles. Milan Hctel Co.. 2f W.
Main ST. Milan.
RAISE YOUR owN meat and eggs
tIis summer right in town Delic-
ious fryers in Il weeks Sell sous
% your ne'g Jora. Keep 70 Or r.
plilsts and prJil-- ro.. own eggs
Help your country by helping y,ur-
SELF Here's ev.-Ftaing yor iced
"a start. IRA ti.ai * CHIk-
HOUSE. 100 Barred o. Whits Rock
chicks ZIP Elsctfis E-oOicr 2
feeders. glass fountain basss
Low price PROMPT delivery send
posts' for free Comb nation Teal"
circular giving 81 d-fsfS T. = G.
cHIK-HDt So CO., Box 257H. Fort
WAYNE. indiana.
HARLEY DAVIDSON 3i-i5 Good
tires, new transmission. new bat
terry. Sunday before 500 Ray
mond Phelps. 1850 Gotfrsdson I'd.
TWO s-foot plate E'sss chow sasss
v-sf FOR iiEnts. fE5 ". Michigan
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-12
Real Estate Wanted

LIST your houses or farms with
Harry c. Peet. over IS years real
estate experience. Many cash buy
ers waiting IL. Peet. 80 North
Huron st 1871
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-12
Brokerage Cards
Merchandise
Household Furnishings

GAS STOVE, like new, apt. size. 3
burner oven underneath, SIS 90
Baby bassibet, $500. i32 Bell St,
Phona l026-W.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-12
Farms and Land
Business Property

40 FIT. business frontage on Ecorse
Rosd, between Davis ST, and Mich
iEan Ave, Price $3.50. II. Peet. 81
y Huron ST. 1871
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-23
KAPITAN NJ A. STACH
POVYSEN MA MAJORA
u. S. A.

Mas mlady krajan James A.
Stach, 33 S. Linwood Ave. je
synem re zname krajanske ro-
diny Vaclava a Marie Stach,
1928 Ashland Avenue. Narodil
Sc &c. bfezna 1904 v elsie 100
n. Collington Ave. Zakladnf
skolnf vzdelanf nabyl v Osadnf
skole sv. Vaclava, pozdeji We
skole kostela Sacred Heart a
kdyz Sc jeho rodice presteho-
vail ma Curtis Bay navstevoval
tam verejnou a vysSi skolu. Po-
zdeJi studoval ma Polytechnice
v Baltimore a pc graduaci "a
staval m1sto asistenta ucitele
ma stejne skole. Pozdeji vstou-
pill do Western Maryland Col
lege, Westminster, Md, kde
take prodelal vojensky vJcvik
a byl povysen ma porucfka.
Pc graduaci z Western Ma
ryland College stall Sc ucitelem
ma vyssf skole v Hagerstown.
Md, kde pobyl 2 roxy. PAX
byl prelozen do Vokalnf skoly
V Baltimore, kde vyucoval az
do roku 1941 kdy vstoupil jake
kapitan do u. S. Armady: Pro-
delal sluzbu jake vojensky in
struktor v rGznych vojenskych
taborech a V pT1tomn6 dobe Sc
zdrzuje V Camp Gruber, Okla
homa. Jest zenat a otcem ses-
timesfcnfho chlapecka. Jeho
manzelka Sc jmenovala slecna
Margaret McDonough.
Tyto dny v breznu promovan
byl ma majora. V Baltimore
patti ku Holy Name, Rieger
Club a ku spolku ssv. Petra a
Pavla els. 20 Kat. Delnika prfi
nasi Svato-Vaclavske osade, k
Dem. Klubu Ceskych Mladikd
Z. wardy a k jinym spolk1m.
Krajanu majoru James A.
IStachovi k jeho povysenf gra-
tulujeme a pfejeme mu ma je-
no vojenske draze mnoho Ste
lst1!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-23
K "LIDICE".

Prfstf nedeli, 25. t. m. sehra-
no Dude V Delnickem Dome
Dramatickym Odborem Del.
Vzdel. Spolku "Pokrok' histo-
ricke drama "Lidice" neb isle
py p1stalkaT". Neni mym u
myslem popisovat jednotlive
sceny a pr6beh dele v predpo-
kladu re bych tim kazil DOZEN
a prekvapen1 divakG. Omezu-
il Sc tud1z pouze ma strucny
nastin dele.
Pc pfepaden1 Ceskoslovenska
Hitlerova stvdra Heinrich Rein
hard nechal odvadeti do kon-
centracn1ch tabor1 v Nemecku
mlade stars1 cinovn1ky narod-
nlho nebo protinacistickeho
hnut1. Jine nechal hromadne
popravovati. z teto pTfciny
mnoho mladych lid1 jiz pro
-svou cinnost nebyli 81 jisti 1.-Two
ty a prchali "a nocf "a hranice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-23

- Easter Sunrise Service sc
Dude konati "a kazdeho pocasi
tuto nedeli, rs. dubna v 7 hod.
rano We Stadiu.
- Klimesova Pekarna, 2O13
Ashland Avenue dovoluje 81 O.
znamiti nasi csl. veTejnosti, re
nebudou peel O Velikonocn1m
pondelf, &c. dubna a jejich OBJ
chod Dude v ten den zavren!
- Zpravu o Detske Besfdce
konane v Sokolovne minulou
nedeli name slfbenou do pT1stf-
no cfsla Telegraph. Patro-
nat uvadf zde jmena darcG,
kterf jsou nasleduj1c1:
Pan Bohumil Opava $500;
p. Zadera, pekar, 5 tuctG kola-
ca. Ma obsazeni darovaly: Pc
mocny Vybor, hackovanou tas-
ku; pf. f. Riha, IL ID. mouky ;
p1. B. Parfzek, 6 plechovek
mleka. Kavu obstaraly: pf. M,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-23

Prave v teto dobe ukoncila
"Bohem vyvolana ruka" Gin
most tohoto netvora a jeho III
vot. Gestapo sflelo pro memo
houcnost vypatrati pachatele.
We vesnicce Lidic1ch skryva-
il Sc v noci 2 mlad1ci. Jsou v
podezrenf, re popravili Heydri-
cha. Sl1denf gestapa, opacne,
podfuky nasich proti gestapu
pfivadi vzrusujfcf sceny, ale
neschaz1 AMI veselych kompli-
kac1 pTi nichz Sc srdecne "a
smejete.
Poslednf jednanf predvadi
Lidicky hostel Sv. Markedly, v
nemz jsou shromazdenf obyva-
tele osady. Krasna kazen Ii
dickeho faraTe, Vitouse, utkvi
hluboce v nitru kazdeho prf-
tomneho. Vpad gestapa, Sturm-
truperd, nahly soud. VyhrGz-
ky? Sliby? -- Odmena 20
(Pokracovanf ma STRANGE 81
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-23
NEZAPOMENTE, re CARD
PARTY c. N. S. JSOU
v PONDELf, 3. KVETNA.

Minuly tyden velika sila brit
skych bombardak1 pronikla az
do Ceskoslovenska a bombova-
10 Skodovy zavody V Plzni. u
cinema skoda a ztrata ma lid
skych zivOtech nen1 dosud I'VE
fejnena. Poole zkusenosti brit
skych letcG mad mesty v Ne
mecku a Poole zprav, ktere
Nemci uvefejnujf pc naletech
V Belgii a Francii, ztrata ma
majetku a zivotech musf byti o.
hromna. At sebe vice Iituje-
me, re skodovy zavody, jedny
z n~ejleps1ch zavod1 sveta, jsou
rozbijeny, at sebe vice lituje-
me, re mezi obetmi jsou zajiste
cest1 delnlci, mus1me Sc S tim
smlfiti a povazovati to Ia pfi-
spevek ceskoslovenskeho naro-
da valecnemu 1sili, kteremu
skoro vsichni narodove sveta
pfinasej1 obeti zivotech a ma
Ijetku. Cest1 deln1ci, kteTf "a
hynuli V tonic naletu jsou row
nj vojakGm, kter1 zmfrajf den
ne ma rozsahlych bojist1ch sve-
ia. Poole SLOW Rooseveltovych
|Spojenf narodove must uderiti
tvrde a 1cinne ma nepr1tele,
kde Sc to da a raniti jej ma nej-
citlivejsfch mfstech. Stahnou-
Ii Nemci svdj valecny pr1mysl
cd ohrozeneho PoruTf do po-
m6rne bezpecn6jsfho vnitra E.
vropy, budou to ceska mesta,
|jejichz .obetmi Dude vykoupe-
ma porucha We valecne vyrobe
NemcG pod nalety Spojenych
narod1. Boil mas to, ale faro
ven mas to ucinf tvrdsimi a Cd
hodlanejs1mi pomahati re
vsech nasich sill a moznostf.
V pondeli, dine 8. kvetna Cd
bocka 6. N. S. zde v Baltimore
pofada Karetn1 a Bingovou "a
bavu. V1me, re mnoho veci,
ktere jsme mohli rozdavati ja-
ko ceny jsou nynf rationed.
Zbyva vsak jeste mnoho vecf,
ktere sc hodf Ia ceny jake:
mydla, prasky ma pranf, rucni-
ky, 1terky, nadob1 do kuchyne,
nektere zavaTeniny, hrozinky,
cereals a pod. Vstupne je 35c
i sc statnf DAM. Zadame kra-
jany ably pTisli v hojnem poctu
ma tento jediny zabavnl pod
nix pred letem. Pros1me hos
podynky ably nam prispeli da-
ry ma ceny a pecivem do kavo-
veho stanku. Pracujme tak,jak
jsme pracovali dosud, a o neco
vice, ably vysledek v roce 1913
byl jeste lepsf nez v roce 1912.
Zabavni vybor 6. N. S.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-23
POMOCNY OR.

Dalsi Diary a Ia zboz1:
K uctenf pamatky Serg. Vik-
tora V. Probsta p1. Hraabnko-
va darovala $500.
M. Jagr $3.50; Mrs. Kozak
$500; M. Steiner $1.0O; A.
smrha S1.OO a 2 rucnfky.
Vsem darcdm srdecne dlky
a cele nasi csl. veTejnosti pfeje-
me Vesele Velikonoce! Ctene
redakci "Telegrafu" dekujem
"a iejich laskavost a ochotu "a
uverejnovanf nasich DART bez-
platne.
Csl. Pomocny Vybor
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-23

Nejkrasn6jsi svatky v roce,
jsou zajist6 Velikonoce,
ten den vstal 2 mrtvych Spasitel
on rOzdaval lasku kolem,
proto jest nam vzdycky vzorem
jak sv6ta Vykupitel.
Ktery kolem lasku sfTil,
cely sv6t svou smrtl smith,,
chtejme die nej jfti v pred,
vzdycky hlasal vsude lasku,
tn nejmocnejsf sveta pasku,
on budiz mas vzdycky stTed.
DIE n6ho kdyz budem zlti,
a dobro kolem vSude s1ti,
on nam zivot oZafil,
pax mnIzeme ocekavat,
vecneho zivota navrat,
to s usmevem We tvaTi.
JAN j. HRBEK.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-23
MlStni ZpraVy.

- Mlnuly tyden manZole
Vaclav a Barbora St6panovi,
725 N. Belnord Ave. dostali
dopis cd jejich syna Lieut.. Jer-
ry Stepana, byvaleho znameho
zubnfho lekaTe, ktery, nezli o.
DIESEL "a vojenskou povinnost1,
mel svoji 1fadovnu ma rohu
Monument a Patterson Park ul.
Porucfk J. Stepan je nekde
ma New Guinea. Ma radost, re
&C tolik tisfc mil vzdalen cd do
nova, pfatele a znaml ma neho
nezapomfnajl a pfsi. Ano kaz-
dy voj1n Sc test ma zpravy z do
nova, neb jest to jejich jedine
pojftko.
Take psal. re koncem bTez-
ma dostal zasilku urcenou pro
Vanoce cd spolecnych darcu:
Sok. Jedn. "Blesk", BALTIC. So
kolic a sok, odboGky Amer.
Cerveneho KTize. Use byfo v.
poradku a mic nebylo zkazeno
neb poskozeno. Mezi jinymi
v6cmi nalezl v zasilce rukavice
pletene pi. NJ. Steiner, 715 N.
Glover st. a puncochy pletene
pi. B. Bouda, 812 N. Streeper
st. Vsem vyslovuje upffmny
dix a srdecny pozdrav.
Ma pozadanf p. Eiermana,
precisely U. S. Treasury War
Bond Drive usporadal p. Matej
Llpa program projev1 a provo
lanf rGznych narodnost1 minu-
lou sobotu, dine II. pTezna ma
stanici w. 1. T. H..
Ia naSi csl. kolonii ucinil pro-
volanf mas znamy krajan pan
August Klecka, marsal Spoj.
Statn. Ponevadz mnoz1 z ma
SIGH ctenaT1 nemeli prflezitost
vyslechnouti tento program, o.
tiskujeme vzletny projev p. A.
Klecky:
Vazeni krajane!
D6jiny mas ucf, re nekdo ma
shromazdf dosti moci, ably Sc
pokusil o vyhlazenf zakladu
lidskosti, jazykd a svobody ras
a narodnosti. Avsak historic
Sc Dude opet opakovati a on
Dude ma konec znicen sam, bud
jake jednotlivec a nebo narod.
Nikdo nemohl a nebude moci
zniciti vytvor Prfrody a Boha,
at sc namaha jak chce! YES
ker6 snahy kazde narodnosti,
rasy a vyznan1 z1stanou neo-
tTeseny We snaze vybudovati
lepSi svet zftrka!
Mona, re budeme pc jisty
cas- trpeti, nekteTf z mas ztrat1
syna, bratra, manzela neb mi
lacka - musfme vsak vydrzeti
bolesti. PTinasfme obeti mad
ztratou nasfch milovanych s
hoTkostf v srdcich, ale zaroven
name uspokojenf v nasi mysli,
re ob6tujeme tax, by vsichni ma
tonic svete poznali, CO zname-
ma VOLNOST a DEMOKRA-
Gle! a take ably nasi mladf IL
de v uniformach cftili, re stojf-
me "a mimi a re jsme v duchu
s mimi!
Kupujte Valecne Bondy Spo-
jenych StatG k v~ybudovanf lep-
sfho sveta zftTka, sv6ta volne-
no pro kazdou rasu, narodnost
a vyznanf!
K uctenf pamatky padle-
no sokola Serg. Viktora ".
Probsta manzele Eman a Be-
zena Klimentovi slozili v redak
ci $500 jake dar Ces. Mar.
Sdruzenf.
Dale pan a PAM Frank Miller
darovali k uctenf pamatky
Serg. Viktora V. Probsta ma
Ces. Mar. Sdruzenf $500. Pan
a PAM Karel Hrubes darovali
k uctenf pamatky Viktora V.
Probsta a Karla Vitaka ma Ces.
Mar. Sdruzenf $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-23

.Pokorna, p1. A. Rys a pl. A.
.Cesky.
Vsem kteTi prisli a vsem KITE
II pomahali ku zdaru Detske
Besldky srdecne dekuje
Patronat Ces. Svob. Skoly
Augustine Hermana.
Evening star., 1943-06-03
4 3
. 8 7 3
8 9 4 2
i 10 8 6 4 3 2

South could have saved himself
from a horrible fate by persisting
to four clubs. but he probably fig
ured that his "Wild-man" partner
would carry him to five or six clubs
(actually five clubs could have been
made) so he unWisely stepped aside
and hoped for the best.
The best" in this case, however,
was pretty bad. East opened a
spade; West won and returned the
suit. While the seven spade tricks
were being merrily collected by the
defenders declarer had to discard
potential tricks in order to keep his
club king guarded. East finally exited
with a heart and declarer could take
only his two ace-kings before giving
up the last two club tricks to West.
Down 1,400!
There are too many players who
bid just as North did in this deal.
He was so obsessed with the knoWl-
edge that his one no-trump had
been highly conservative that no
amount of warning from his partner
could induce him to let 60 How
much better it would have been
for him to have started with one
heart or one club. Then East prob
ably would have overcalled with one
spade and, though North would
have made some subsequent bid to
show his great strength. he GER
talnly would not have landed in
such a calamitous contract as three
no-trump.
Yesterday YOU were Theodore
Lightner's partner and. with neither
side vulnerable. you held:
A8
vAo1o4
rK43
Kl0742
The bidding:
You Schenken Lightner Jacoby
- Pass - "a
AnsWer-Pass. Your opening bid
was a ''minny' and therefore YOU arc
not justified in freely supporting
Nortns suit. If the two-diamond
response had not been overcalled
you would have had to make a
rebld to keep the bidding open. and
then three diamonds would have
been your logical choice, but YOU
need extra values to give a volun-
tary raise or to show your clubs.
Score 100 per cent for pass, so
per cent for three diamonds, so
per cent for three clubs.
Question No. 1,401.
Today you hold the same hand
and the bidding continues:
Evening star., 1943-06-03
Uncle Rays Corner

Judging by their names. certain
trees could provide us with meal
of a common, everyday type. We
might have bread from the bread
fruit tree, sausage from the sausage
tree, butter from the butter tree and
milk from the COW tree!
The fact is that not all OF those
trees are as good as their names.
The sausage tree, for example, fails
to provide ready-made sausages for
people to pick! The fruits look Ike
Evening star., 1943-06-03

sausages, but they do not taste like
the sausages we buy at a meat
market.
Breadfruit trees come close to
living up to their name. The fruit
can be baked and turned into a
valuable food. To a large extent,
this fruit takes the place of bread
on islands of the South Seas.
That there should be Cow tree"
is freak of nature. Yet there are
trees known by that name, and they
provide kind of milk which people
can drink.
Cow trees grow in the warmer
parts of South America, also in
Central America. One kind is found
in New Zealand
Let a person cut into the bark
| OF a COW tree, and soon there will
come flowing out a white juice
which looks like milk. This juice
can be caught in a glass or other
contalner, and it makes a drink
which tastes something like milk
The milky Juice of the COW tree
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grows. Foreign travellers, as we'll as
natives, have drunk it without suf-
fering any i'll effects.
If mixed with several parts Of
water, and boiled, the juice will
rise to the top and can be skinned
off. The part skinned from the
top can be used in tea or coffee in
much the same way as we add
cream to those drinks.
The juice is form of "latex."
and if properly treated it will make
a rubbery substance. Sometimes,
after boiling, it is employed to caulk
up the holes and cracks in boats.
Cow trees also have the name Of
milk trees They we're first de-
scribed to the outside world AS
years ago by Alexander Won Hum
boldt. a scientist and writer.
The fruit of the COW tree is good
to eat. 1t is sweet and pleasant tast-
Evening star., 1943-06-03
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10

aircraft engines through their
PAGES.
Mans impulse 10 write on white
table linen has been made INTO q
profitable business by members Of
the b Nai Birth Auxiliary Armed
with dozens Of white dinner nap
kns. the women turned autograph
seekers. The catch was that
they charged each signer 80
cents for his name. At 30 names
10 "A napkin. they obtained 1000
signatures and raised $1,000 The
money viii ho used 10 furnish two
rooms a. SclirdCc Field for the
men and third for the WAC.
leaders OF the organization SAID.
Factory Manager r. y. Hunt Of
the cutter grinding department Of
the Chry Slcr tank plant. called IN
TO boast of an absentee record, or
lack Of such lie says there have
been no dbScntccS since March p
The promotion of William r..
Bachman Jr. was announced THIS
week. II is now 1t GgD Bachman
now. Young Bachman has been
in the Pacific war zone for the last
nine months. lie was commissioner
about 10 months ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Find Price Violations
KEnieSd Mime Areas

WASHINGTON. MAY 10 qNS)
The OPA admitted today after
n preSidentially inspired survey TO
beat down John l.. Lewi, demands
for big wage increases for his
miners that It cannot enforce Us
own price regulations unless b.
hires 1000 more Investigators.
About 200 OPA Investigators
who conducted the survey in 230
coal mining towns lon the East.
South and Middle West also rec
ported that there We're substan-
tial violations of price regulations
IN many stores where miners buy
their food on their $750-a-day
wage.
However. the report added that
prices IN the mining communities
were not out of line with prices in
comparable cities.
The OPA investigation was or
dcred by President Roosevelt dur
ing the Strike-troubled days two
weeks ago when Lewis threatened
to allow a general walkout OF his
miners al midnight, April 80.