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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-14
Women Asked For United Stand
In Support Of Food Subsidies

fireproofing the Christmas tree,
wood experts of the Forest Serv-
ice of the U. S. Department of
Agriculture conclude that the most
practical method is to keep the
tree standing in water. 1t will
also prevent the needles from turn
ing brown or falling. The fresher
the tree, the more easily it takes
UP water, so you are advised to
get it in water as soon as possible
after cutting. If the tree is not
to be set up for several days, keep
it in water in a cool place while
it waits.
ODDS AND ENDS
Coupon rationlng of coal won't
happen this winter, Us OPA.
Fouseholders Woo can't get enough
anthracite are urged to use btu
rlinous coal. There will be
oranges and tangerines for Christ
mas stockings. Big crops from
California and Florida should be
in the markets by then.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-14
MIND YOUR MANNERS

Test your knowledge of correct
social usage by answering the fol-
lowing questions, then checking
against the authoritative answers
below:
l. If you have been used to slow
service when aiming out, should
you compliment the waiter or
waitress who gives you prompt,
careful attention
2. Is it good manners Tor per-
sons to stop and talk in the middle
of downtown sidewalk
3. If you are visiting a city and
telephone an old friend, should you
say "When can I arrange to see
vcu?" or let HIM make the sug.
Sestion
4. Should you telephone from the
lobby before going up to a per-
sons hotel room?
5. Is it all right to write a mes
sage on the book you give a
friend
What would you do if
You have been invited to stay
with friends during a business trip
to another CRY, but on arriving
suspect that it has become incon.
venient for them to have YOU
(a) Stay anyhow?
(b) Make some excuse for go
ing to a hotel
ANSWERS
l. It might encourage better ser
wee if the public showed apprecia
ton for prompt service.
| 2. No.
5. 1t is better to let him make
| the suggestion.
4. Yes.
Better what Would You Do
soIution-(b) is best II you car
manage it. If you must follow Cal
| trv to make as little trouble a:
POSSIBLE.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-14
&@2M Wa1t @HEK3Rl
f. Kitchen %
Coconut Surprise Is
Gala Holiday Treat
Rv GAYNOR MADDOX

| -
The great hotels have their ra-
t;oning and shortage problems. Yet
they do good job of feeding thou
sands of people daily.
Coconut Surprise is something
special and Chef Violet, at the
Hotel New Yorker, New York
City, gives us his recipe.
Coconut Surprise
(Six servings
Three medium coconuts, l quart
milk, IL pound sugar, l egg white.
Remove liquid from coconuts
and set aside. Cut coconuts in
half. Scoop out the meat and save
shells. Peel the outer edges of
the coconut meat and shred very
fine. Boil milk with sugar. until
sugar is dissolved, then remove
from heat add tie shredded COCO
nut meat. Allow to cool, then add
cceonut liquid. Strain.
Place in ice cream freezer.
When half frozen, add beaten egg
white and continue freezing. When
mixture is hard. remove from the
freezer and fill coconut shells.
Sprinkle top with remaining shred
ced cononut sWeetened with little
powdered sugar
New England Squash Pie With
China Ginger Merinque
(Serves 81
Two cups squash, cooked and
strained, IL cup granulated sugar,
teaspoon salt, ga teaspoon nut
meg, IL teaspoon powdered gin
ger, 3 eggs, l cup milk, IL cup
light cream or top milk.
Steam squash and run through
str amer and drain off water be-
fore measuring. Measure, and sift
dry ingredients into squash. Stir
until well mixed; add egs, slightly
beaten, and cream or top milk.
L there are Jumps, strain before
pouring into unbaked pie shells.
Fill shell and bake as minutes in
moderate oven.
China Ginger Meringue
Two egg whites, IA cup granu-
lated sugar, pinch salt, l table
spoon candied ginger, chopped
fine. -.
Beat egg whites, add sugar and
salt slowly and continue beating
until stiff but moist. Fold in chop
Fed candied ginger. Fold on pie
about Is minutes before done and
bake to light golden brown.
TOMORROW'S MENU
EAST the Basic 7 Every Day.
BREAKFAST: Orange juice,
poached egg in creamed farina
nest, sweet buns, coffee, milk
for children.
LUNCHEON: Soya pancakes,
syrup, fruit tart, tea, milk.
DINNER Sausage baked in
m h d potatoes, Brussels
sprouts, boiled onions, whole
wheat bread, butter or forti-
fled margarine, Brussels
sprouts, boiled onions, whole
wheat bread, butter or fortified
margarine, watercress. mayon-
naise, steWed fruit, p eanut
cookies, coffee, milk for chill
| dren.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-14
Goucher Student Home
For Yule Holidays

BALTIMORE, Dec. 10 - Miss
Virginia Curtis Kelly, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Kelly, Of
Wilmington, who is sophomore
at Goucher college, has returned
home for her Christmas vacation.
Miss Kelly IS a member of Gam
ma Phi Beta Sorority, is the bust
ness manager of Dilettante, the
college literary magazine, and
sings in the college Glee Club.
Goucher mas a very beautiful,
modern, one-year-old residence
hall on the campus in Baltimore
County where Miss Kelly is liv-
ing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-14
U.D.C. Chapter
Plans Meetinq

The monthly meeting of the Cape
Fear chapter, United Daughters
Of the Contederacy, will be held
in the woman's Bible classroom
of the First Presbyterian church,
Third and Orange streets, Sat
urday afternoon, December 10,
at $3.50 o'clock.
Miss Evelyn Ezzell of Hickory,
nurse in training at James Walk
er Memorial hospital, will visit
the chapter for this meeting and
members have been urged to
make special effort to be pre-
sent for this meeting. Visiting
Daughters in the city are cor
daily invited.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-14
Service Wives To Give
Christmas Party For
Land-Ladies Thursday

Thursday, December l6 at 12:s y
o'clock at the USO club, 1nllo
a and Grace streets the service
,oeo,s wives will be hostesses TO
their land-ladies. - s+ories
A Christmas program VI s to1, w.
and singing of carols VIII follow d 10,
tho luncheon. All reserVatloiiS
ms, MI, be made by 1870 am am, W W.; q :
n r,eae; W DECEMBER Is. Call MISS
| Ordway at 1880.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-14
ITALIAN Tickets
On Sale Here Today

Individual tickets for the Tha-
liam, Wilraington's' Little Theatre,
show will be on sale today and
Wednesday at Lenox Cooper's In
surance office on Chestnut stree;
and at Beulah Meters Dress Shop
on North Front street.
The association will present the
first in a series Of plays this year
Tuesday evening and again on
Wednesday evening of this week
in Tha1ian Hall.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-14
Garden Club
Meets Today

The Cape Fear Garden club will
meet Tuesday morning at II
O'Clock in the Great Hall of st.
James parish house preceded by
a meeting of the executive board
at 1920 o'clock.
Mrs. James Lawson will reao
a Christmas story.
Members are reminded to bring
their annual plant to be given
to the ladies at the Catherine
Kennedy home.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-14
Thalians Open
Season Toniqhi

accent on YOUTH full-lengtl
play, will be presented Tuesday
evening and again wednesday,
evening by the ITALIAN Associa
ton, in Thalian Hall on Princes!
street.
Howard Gansteir will direct the
comedy as well as have a role
in the production, which is the
first in series of five shows t.
be staged here this year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-14

though he never
had seen his dad
before.
He had recog-
nized his father
because his moth
er was determin-
ed that her son
and his father,
out of the coun-
try when the boy
was born, would
not m e e t as
strangers to each
other.
As soon as the
4o
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-14
SOrOsis Garden Club
Meeting Is Postponed

Mrs. Bertram Quelch of the
Sorosis Garden club has announc-
ed that the meeting of the Gar
den club scheduled for this week
will not be held until after the
first of the year, due to the Christ
mas tea being given by the club
this week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-14
BIRTH ANNOUNCER

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Batsoa .,
nounce the birth of d son bo,,..
Milton, November %. al MAJ.
Sprunt annex.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-14
Miss Mary Sholar
Engaged To Marry
Ensign L. D. Wheeler

The engagement of Miss Mary
Frances Sholar to Ensign Louis
Dow Wheeler, Jr., USNR, OF
Keene. N. H., and Washington. u.
c., is announced by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph L, Sholar
of Whiteville.
The wedding will take place
January 3. in the Methodist church
in Whiteville.
Some steam locomotives oper-
ate without fires; they store steam
in thermos bottle-like containers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-14

The INFLAMMATION process, with
out which we would have no rub
Der automobile tires today, was
discovered accidentally in 1889.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-14
St. Mary's Pupils
To Present Program

The students of St. Mary's
school will present musical
program Wednesday, December
IS. at 8 O'Clock.
The program will take place in
the USO club auditorium on Fourth
street. All parents and friends are
cordially invited to attend. No
admission will be charged
Seafoods contain from so to zoe
times as much iodine as foods
raised on land, according to the
II S. bureau of fisheries.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-14
Pictures Help
Child Remember
Absent Father
Bv RUTH MILLETT

Junior, age IS months, took a
long look at the Navy officer
who had just stepped off the train
and said, "Daddy!" He was right,
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-14

A nylon rope d half-rc.
diameter can lift load of n. !.
tons. '"'es
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-14

o'clock in the school cafeteria
for Christmas Tea. The
mother singers will present a
program of Christmas music.
Due to the nearness OF the
Christmas holidays and the
preparation fol- the operetta on
Thursday night at the school
the December meeting of the
Winter Park PIT A. will not
be held. A meeting in January
will be announced.
The Fidelis class of South
side Baptist church meets Fri
day evening at 8 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. W c. Moore,
GIG South Sixth street. The
Christmas party will be held
at this time and each mem
Der is asked to bring a gift
to be exchanged.
Circle One of the Mission
airy Society of Southside Bap-
fist church meets Tuesday aft
ernoon at 3:3f o'clock w t.
Mrs. D. Simnls, Colonial Viii
lage. Each nlemEer is asked
to bring Christmas gift as
the Christmas party will be
held at this meeting.
The Winter Park school will
present Christmas operet-
ia Thursday night at 8 o'clock.
TIE Cornelius Harnett school
will present a Christmas play
THU sday evening at 8 o'clock.
The public is invited.
The December meeting OF
the Bradley's Creek PIT. A.
On Thu sday evening promises
to he very entertaining and
parents are invited to come at
D. m. when Miss Minis, music
teacher, will present the chill
drer in a Christmas operetta,
followed by short business
meeting, after which a review
of Katherine Butler Hatho-
ways book, The Little Lock
smith Will be given by Mrs.
r. G.. Mitchell.
The East Wilmington Home
Demonstration club meets
Thursday evening at 1880
o'clock for the Christmas meet
ing with Mrs. Paul JORDAN,
Kerr avenue, East Wilmington.
The Past Pocahontas league
will meet Thursday evening
at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Katie
Murray, 913 South Fourth
street.
The Epworth Bible class
of Fifth Avenue Methodist
church meets Tuesday evening
at 8 o'clock with Mrs. R. L..
Presson, 2011 Woolcott avenue.
Members are asked to bring a
small gift.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-14
CLUB CLOCK

The v. E. W. auxiliary will
meet Tuesday night at o.
clock in the Tioe Water Hall
for the regular meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-14

The Epworth Bible class
of Fifth Avenue Methodist
church meets Tuesday evening
at 8 O'Clock with Mrs. R. L.
Presson, 2011 Woolcott avenue.
Members are asked to bring a
small gift.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-14

A meeting of the Bradley's
Creek Home Demonstration
club will be neld Tuesday aft
ernoon at 2:30 O'Clock with Mrs.
Blake D. Applewhite.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-01
Pfidely masla a jinych tukEG
budOu brzY zavedenv-

Vlada patrne zavede V brz-
Ike dob6 pFfd6ly tukd a olei1.
jak bylO oznameno, z kancela-
re pro hospodaTskou ekonomii,
Maslo, margarin, sadie a il
ne tuky budou pravdepodobn6
pfidelovany a MONA re i salad
dressing. Claude r. Wickard.
ktery ma moe mad potIavinami
jiz pred tim naznacil, re maslo
Dude rozdelovano ma pridely,
jakmile budou plany dohotove-
ny.
Jine potraviny, jez jsou liz
pfid6lovany nebo budou brzy
pc Novem roce, jsou ,cukr, ka-
va, maso a syr. Bude ucin6no
opatfen1, pokud Sc tkne mleka
vsude tam, kde jew Sc no ne
dostatek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-01
krajan z Ameriky popraven
" PraZe.

Mezi osobami v Praze po-
pravenymi uvedeno take jme-
no 44leteho Jaroslava Hodne-
no.
Jak IN. Y. listy" oznamujf,
dostavil Sc We ctvrtek do jejich
redakce krajan Petr Hodny z
Eltingville ma Staten Island Sc
sdelen1m, re popraveny Jaro-
slav Hodny byl jeho bratrem.
Nebohy Jaroslav Hodny byl
dvakrate v Americe a napo-
sled odjel do stare vlasti roku
1884. I'll v Napajedlech ma
Morave a byl vGdcem skautd1.
Chtel Sc Size dostati zpet do
Ameriky, lee nemohl obdrzeti
visum, protoze "a sv6ho poby-
tn We Spoj. Statech Sc nestal
zdejs1m obcanem.
Pc vpadu nazist1 do Cesko-
slovenska v bTeznu 1889 byl
Jaroslav Hodny zatcen. Zprvu
jej naziste drzeli We vezenf V
Brine, odkud no pozdeji poslali
do koncentracn1ho tabora kde-
81 v Nemecku. Ma svobodu Sc
uz nedostal a byl nucen roz-
mnoziti pocet ob6t1 "a vlast.
= Zpravy z Nemci okupo-
vane Evropy hlasily popraveni
dals1ch jedenacti osob. Deset
osob bylo popraveno V Praze a
jedna osoba We Vfdni, pry pro
zlociny proti Reichu a pro ope-
race ma "cernem trhu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-01
vojaci Sc mali dobTe.

Spojene Staty mali nejlepe
placene vojsko re vsech valc1-
cich zemi, coz je ovsem zaslou-
zene a je Jim to prano, ale je-
jich anglickym koleg1m Sc to
nelfb1. Nazavidf Jim to, zvla-
Ste kdyz sami tez dostali pr1-
davek, ale stezujf 81, re .pry
mnoho utracf a ponevadz mali
dost penez, platf "a vse vice
nez by NELL. To by vlastne me-
10 byt jejich osobnf vecf, ale
ma to "a nasledek, re je vsech-
no zdrazovano.
Velike mnozstvi americkych
hochG naleza Sc v Africe a ka-
zdy rad posle neco sym mi
lynn domG a pTi kupovanf nj
kdy nesmlouva. Zaplat1 co OBJ
chodnfk zada a "a vec, ktera
ma cenu jednoho dolaru ochot-
ne zaplat1 pet a domorod1 OBJ
chodnfci Africe a vsude jim
de v Oriente brzy postfehli, re
americt1 hosi mali penlze a pro
to rychle zvysili cenu vseho
zbozf. Prirozene davajf pred
most americkym vojakGm ne
jen pri prodeji zbozi, ale i pri
ubytovan1 a vsude jinde, kan
pTijdou S naplnenymi tobolka-
mi.
BRITISH d~1stojnici a vojaci ne
pTestavajf ujistovati, re nezar-
Ii ma sve stastnejsf kolegy z
Ameriky, jen 81 stezuji, re pTi-
vodili v Africe velikou draho-
tn a utrac1 miliony "a veci, je-
jichz skutecna cena neobnasf
vice nez polovicku nebo jednu
ctvrtinu. A nejhorsf je, re
zdrazovan1 vseho zbozi plat1
pro kazdeho, nikoliv pouze pro
ty, kterf 81 to mohou dovoliti.
Je videt, re americtf hosi sc
mali dobre, jak Africe, tax v
ASH a vsude jinde, aspon tax
dlouho, nez pfijdou ma bojiste.
A snad take s vdekem vzpomf-
naj1 ma dobreho Stryce Sauna,
ktery Jim dial pTilezitost Ultra
ceti vic penez nez jinym voja-
kim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-01
Pracuji Ia ~cigarety.

Americt1 namofn1ci ST dove
dou kazde situaci rychle po-
moci a vedle jineho take brzy
postTehli, jak jsou americk6 CT
garety " Africe vzacne. Pred
casem pTistala u Casablanca v
severnf Africe LODI S obrov-
skym nakladem valecnych po-
tTeb a netTeba podotykati, re
namoTnfci nejevili pT1lisn6 mad
Semi k odnasenf velikych spoust
beden ma bTeh. Nedaleko sta
la velka skupina ArabG, kter1
zarlivym OXEN pozorovali, jak
nasi namoTnfci kouTi americke
cigarety a pokouseli Sc nejake
vyzebrati. Toho 81 povsiml d.
stojn1k Stephen McNichols,
jenz dial prin6sti nekolik bed
popularn1ch americkych
cigaret a pax zacal S Araby Wy
jednavati. Vysledek byl, re Sc
vsichni dali do prace a neusta-
Ii, az byl cely naklad vyloden.
D~1stojnfk neni Size jist, jestli
je to africky uniovy plat, ale
Sc spokojili S jednou
cigaretou "a hodinu prace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-01
Trinerovo Horke Vino a
Now Rok.

Nejlepsf novorocnl pfedse-
vzetl, ktere mGzete udelati, lie
to, re budete m1ti vzdycky do
pc ruce Trinerovo Hork6
Vino S Vitaminem 81. Dosta-
nete je u kazdeho l6karn1ka a
uz1vejte je die navodu ma lah-
vi. Pres padesat let je V tisf-
c1ch ceskych a slovenskych ro-
din Trinerovo Horke Vino obi
beno jake spolehlivy zaludecnf
a mlrn6 procistujicf prostfe-
dek. Vas lekarn1k YAM da ma
pozadani vlastenecky TrinerdGv
Nastenny Kalendaf 1913, s
krasnym obrazem "Zrozenf A.
mericke Vlajky'' cd Ferrise, s
pfedpov6d1 pocas1 ma cely rok
a mnoha vybornymi kuchaT-
skymi recepty s obrazky. Mi
zete kalendaT dostati take pTi-
nc cd JOS. Triner Corp, 1888
S. Ashland Ave-, Chicago, ILL.,,
kdyz pfilozfte 10 cent? ma L.
hradu postovn6ho. Advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-01
VaIecne ia iernstvf.

sest vojfnd v jistem tabore
ma strednim zapade obdrzelo
rozkaz, ably odjeli do jineho
tabora' We statu Mississippi.
Sebrali tedy sve veci a v pr6vo-
du kaprala pochodovali ma nej
blizsf nadrazf, ably nastoupili
cestu. Nahodou Jim nikdo ma
nadraz1 nemohl rfci, kterym
vlakem mali jeti, protoze nikdo
nevedel, kde sc dotycne mfsto
naleza. Prohlfzeli tedy ze-
leznicnf jfzdni rad, studovali
mapy a kdyz vse bylo marne,
napadlo kapralovi telegrafova-
tt do Washington o vysvetle-
nj. AS "a hodinu pfisla tele-
graficka odpoved tohoto zne-
nj: "Litujeme. Valecny de-
partment prav1, re m1sto onoho
tabora je vojenskym tajem-
stv1m." Jestli Sc tam pTece
d~ostali, zprava neudava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-01
Odsouzeni pro pokus podplati-
ii dHstoinikv.

Nathan Ginsburg, mattel
hotelu V Miami a Bernard Sha-
ron, MATTEL garaze, byli odsou-
zeni do federalnf trestnice ma
Is mes1cG pro pokus uplatiti
armadn1 dGstojnfky letecke
cvicne skoly.
Ginsburg, ktery primal Sc k
vine, re pokusil Sc obdrzeti
permanentnf pobyt v Miami
Beach pro jisteho prosteho vo-
jfna, byl mimo to pokutovan
pokutou $4,000.
Sharon, ktery primal Sc k
pokusu uplacenf, byl pokuto-
van $3.50, trojnasobny obnos,
ktery nabfzel jake dplatek.
Ginsburg zadal "a probaci
ma zaklade toho, re byl poba-
dan romancf, ktera vyvinuIa Sc
mezi jeho dcerou a prostym vo-
jfnem Ezrou, jez mohla vesti k
manzelstv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-01
Devitileta nevesta stala Sc mat
kou We veku II let.

Manzele Charlie a Eunice
Johnsonovi oslavovali letosnl
vanoce oddelene. Ona byla v
horach u sve matky sc svym
nemluvnetem, ktere povila v
patem roce sveho manzelstv1,
do nehoz vstoupila jake devf-
tileta s 20letym muzem, kdezto
on byl v 1doli u svych rodic1.
0 Johnsonove svatbe psalo
Sc We vsech novinach, jezto slo
O nejmladsl nevestu v Tennes-
see a pravdepodobne v cele
zemi, lee zprava O jejich PRIV
MIN decku sfTila Sc mnohem
pomaleji. Decko pfislo ma svet
minuly patek, nebo snad minu-
lou sobotu, jak pravil otec, kite
ry to jeste sam presne nevf. Je
to sedmilibernl divenka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-01
Vojensky sbsh nalezen
" armada.

Policie v cele zemi byla pred
casem upozornena, ably zatkla
desertera Freda C. Kirkwooda
a posleze 81 jej vojenske 1rady
samy ~vypatraly v mfste, kde
Jej vojenske 1Tady samy vypa-
traly v miste, kde jej nikdo
nehladal - v armada. Udalo
Sc to lehce vysvetlitelnou ma
hodou. Kirkwood prodelaval
letecky vycvik v Atlantic City,
kde bylo tez nekolik jeho pra-
tel z Indianapolis a ii jednoho
dine byli prelozeni do kasaren
v stejnem meste, ale ma jine u
lici. Kirkwood patrne nepo-
chopil rozkaz a Sci S mimi do
move utvofene setniny a nikdo
81 toho nepovsiml. Mezi tim,
co on cvicil Sc svymi kamara-
dy, byl v jeho stare setnine
pohfesen a ponevadz Sc mysli-
10, re utekl, byl oznamen jake
deserter. Pred tydnem byl ma
novem cviciste sestavovan sez-
nam vsech vojak6 a tn Sc shle-
dalo, re mali O jednoho vice
nez by nell mlti. Byl to Kirk
wood, ktery ted uz nenf deser-
terem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-01
Krajan mezi trosecniky z lodi
torpedovane osou.

V Bohemia, Long Island, N.
Y, krajan/ Anton1n j. Thuma
stall Sc ob6t1 ponorkoveho val
cent jake Glen posadky obcho-
dnf lodi provozujfci plavbu me
ri New Yorkem a pTistavy Jiz-
nj Ameriky.
Thuma byl ma one lodi "a
mestnan uz tTi l6ta jake hlavni
radiovy operator, kdyz LODI by
la zabrana vladou Spoj. StatG.
Nedavno byla ona LODI pTi plav-
be ma severn1m Atlantiku tor
pedovana. Kdyz pax zachra-
nGnf trosecnfci byli vylod6ni v
jednom vychodn1m pr1stavu,
dostalo Sc Thumovi dovolene.
Ma otazku novinaT1, kde
pfistali, odpovedel strucne, re
mu nenf dovoleno o tie veci mlu-
viii. Pravil jen, re do zachran-
ne lodice Sc spustil S lodi pc la
nu a re V lodici byli tFi muzo-
We z lodnf posadky. More by
10 rozbourene a vysoke Why je
stale ohrozovaly, takze NELL CO
d6lati, ably Sc zachranili. :
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-01

We Scott Field, ILL.,, mali vo-
JIM tolik radiovych pTfstroj1,
re by je mohli prodavati a hla-
vn1 zasluhu o to ma voj1n Law
renee Sinner z Allentown, Pa.
Psal sve matce, re by V radiove
skole v tabofe potTebovali ne
jake radio a matka Sc S tim
hned sverila mayorovi a ten ne
meskal oznamiti casopisGm.
Minuly tyden Sc Sinner prihla-
sill O dosle postovn1 zasilky a
bylo jich tolik, re %potreboval
truck k jejich odvezenf. Jeho
pfatele z domova mu poslali
200 radiovych ~pr1strojd a to
postac1 pro cely tabor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-01
Autobus zasypan lavinou, pres
dvacet osob pri tom zahynulo.

Lavina vice nez SO tun ka-
men1 a blata zasypala autobus
nedaleko Altiquippa, Pa. Je V
mem asi Is az 80 cestujicfch.
Strazn1k William Bell oznamil,
re "patrne vsichni ma autobu-
SUI jsou mrtvi. Nev1m, jakym
zpGsobem n6kdo by Sc byl mo-
hi zachraniti."
Vsechny ambulance z okoli
byly povolany.
Zachrann6 Getty z nedalek6
|tovarny spolecnosti Jones and
Laughlin byly rychle poslany
ma m1sto nestest1.
V pozdejs1ch zpravach bylo
oznameno, re sest lid sc "a
chranilo. Jeden z Mich pravi,
re ma autobusu bylo 80 nebo
vice osob, v6tsina z Mich ocelaT-
sti delnici. CtyTi zachraneni
byli dopraveni do nemocnice.
Kdyz bylo odstraneno osm
mrtvol z rozmackaneho auto
busu, Getty vyslovily m1neni, re
je tam dosud II osob.
Josef Manko z Pittsburghu,
ktery unikl re zadi autobusu,
vypravel, O nenadale tragedii,
ktera zastihla deln1ky, vraceji-
CT Sc z prace.
Manko sam byl lehce zran6n
ma hlave a ma noze. Vyprav6l
re "'kdyz autobus zatacel Sc ma
ohybu silnice, nekdo vykTikl a
zaroven byl slySen velky hluk.
"Autobus zakollsal. VykTiky
hrGzy sc ozvaly. Nev6del jsem,
CO Sc dele. N6kdo pomohl mi
re zadniho okna. Klopytal
jsem pc silnici a pTivolal jsem
pomoc. Vsichni uprostTed a V
pfedu autobusu jsou jiste mr.
tvi."
Mimo Manka jest6 jiny ces-
tuj1c1 ma autobusu, ktery sedel
v zadu, vyvazl bez 1razu.
Lavina byla zavinena sesu-
tim Sc skaly v delce sta stop
vrchu, ktery zveda Sc do WISE
dvou set stop mad silnicf. Poll
Gle prav1, re skala byla uvol-
nena deSt6m, trvaj1c1m cely
den.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-01
Kolorado Sc obava remeslnych
pytIakIG pri nedostatku masa.

Statn1 hajnf Koloradu n.y.
nj davajf bedlivy pozor ma
"masne butlegaTe" We snaze, a.
by Sc zmensilo nezakonne po-
b1jen1 vysoke zveTe.
V ornament O bezpecnost-
MIN opatfen1 prot pytlactvi
Teditel c.. N. Feast re statn1ho
Department. pro rybarstv1 a
lovnou EVER pravil, re vsichni
hajni byli vyzvani, ably davali
bedlivy pozor ma vysokou EVER
We svych rev1rech.
"Nedostatek masa ma NEST
skych trz1ch zajiste zvys1 nele-
galnf odstfel vysoke zvere, lee
my vyvij1me veskero NONE u
sill prot takov6mu pytlactvi",
pravil Teditel Feast.
Jedn1m jasnym bodem v
techto cernych vyhlidkach je,
pokud bez1 o statnf department
pro rybafstv1 a lovnou EVER, re
nynejsf pTidelovani gasolinu O.
mezf automobilove vyj1zdky
do hor a nasledkem toho ubu-
de take touha pc nezakonnem
lovu divoke zvere.
Vzdor tomu vSak statn1 hal
nj budou neustale davati po-
zor, ably zamezili jakykoli po-
kus "obchodn1ch" pytlakG, kite
RI by Sc mohli pokusiti O pro-
DEF nezakonne ulovene zvere
prostrednictv1m pravidelneho
retailn1ho obchodu.