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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
z Nemci obsazene Evropy.

Londyn (ONA): - V bel
gickem meste Lutychu doslo v
Itechto dnech k velkym vybu-
|ch1m protinemeckeho odporu
"a nehoz byli zastreleni 4 ne
mect1 dGstojn1ci a nemecke O.
kupacnf ufady zatkly SO rukoj-
mi. Nemci byli zabiti pri rvac-
&c k n1z doslo v noel, kdyz ma
stupovali do autobusu. Krone
Mich byli vlastenci zraneni ie-
Ste dalsf Nemci.
Jak Sc sdeluje z Belgie, vsi-
chni belgictf zradcove v Brus-
selu dostali v techto dnech DOS
tou jejich vlastn1 tiStena ozna-
men1 umrt1.
Jugoslavske kruhy sdeluif,
re bulharska vlada rozsirila O.
kupaci Srbska, ably Sc tax u
volnily nemecke divise pro ak
ce jinde. Bulahrska armadnf
sprava byla nyni zTizena v Kra
gujevaci. Bulharske vojsko te-
rorisuje obyvatelstvo ably do
stale potraviny. Kragujevack1
arsenal nepracuje nasledkem
stale sabotaze a nedostatku SUI
rovin.
V bitve mezi nemeckym vol
skem a partyzany We Strednim
Polsku bylo pobito sto Nemcu.
Krone toho kdyz byli v lublin-
skem okresu nasazovani do YES
mic nemectf koloniste, polstf
ve~snicane pobili 8 S. S. cards.
tn, so mfstnfch nemeckych po-
licist1 a nekolik tuct1 kolonis-
til.
V Lodzi byl odsouzen k smr-
tt nemecky obchodnfk Dietrich
Makus, ktery byl hlavou ne
cerneho trhu v lodz-|
ske oblasti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09

PT1St1 utery, dine Is. dubna v
krfzkovych zapasech poTada-
nych V Coliseum Mr.. Ed Contos
poradatel techto zapas1 pri-
pravuje velice zaj1mavy pro-
gram pro obecenstvo miluj1c1
tento sport.
Maurice "Angel" Tillet, 273
Id. French Angel) utka Sc S
Andre angel" Valadis, 265 ID
canadian Angel). Zapas ten
to urcen ma dobu 1 porazky.
Tom Mahoney, 237 ID. Ircan
z Miami VS.. Golden Terror,
303lb. Tento zapas opet urcen
ma dobu 1 porazky.
ZVLASTNf A
jest zapas dvojic We kterem Vi
tezi ziskati must dive vft6zstvf
re tTech utkanl.
Indian Team Chief Che
waki, 236 ID. a Bamba Tabu,
218 ID. VS.. Public Favorite
Team" = Johnnie Long, 205
Id. a Ace Freeman, PIP Id.
V nasledujfcfch 2 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb 1 porazky 1cinkujf:
George Macricostas, 218 Id.
(The Golden Creek VS.. Dick
235 Id.
Eddy Pope, 215 ID: z Nor
folk, Va. VS.. DR.. John Bonica,
218 Id z New Yorku.
Tento program jest jeden z
nejvyznacnejs1ch ktery Mr.. Ed
Contos pTedstavf obecenstvu
"a dlouhy cas- a doufa re Sc do
stavf velky pocet navstevnik1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
FrantiSSek J. FiSer

a nynf klidne spf svdj vecnJ
sen vedle sve manzelky ma Ma.
rodnfm hTbitov6, a ia pTicha-
zfm abych mu venoval upT1m-
nou vzpOm1nku.
Oci drahe, vzdy tax smav6,
spanek smrti zast1nil,
st6sti mole, poklid duse,
mrak bolesti zat1zil.
Vzpomfnka dnes cista, sv6zf,
platf lobe, mileny,
neb lasku mojf zadna doba,
ba AMI smrt neZm6nl.
K uctenf pamatky venuje:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
TICHOMORf.

Pr opetovnych naletech ma
Kavieng, novou japonskou "a
kladnu ma Move Guineji poto-
pill spojenectf letci sedm japon
skych valecnych lodi a pet OBJ
chodn1ch lodi. Zbytek japon-
skeho konvoje Sc rozprchl.
Americke letectvo nekolikrat
bombardovalo Kisku ma Aleu-
tach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09

Pan Frederick w. Gramm, Jr.,
byl jmenovan obvodnim OBJ
chodn1m spravcem pro balti-
morskou oblast C. & P. Tele-
fonnf Spolecnosti naseho mes
ia. Jest nastupcem p. Truman
C. Rumbergera, ktery prevail
povinnosti hlavn1ho vedoucfho
u provozn1ho zamestnavac1ho
oddelenf teto spolecnosti. To-
to ornament ucinil p. Harry S.
Bryll, Jr., hlavnl obchodni
spravce.
Pan Gramm narodil Sc v
Charleston, w. Virginia. Ora
duoval z w. Virginia universe
ty. Do sluzeb Telefonnf Spo-
lecnosti We Washingtone byl
pTijat v roce 1925 CO student
inzenyrstv1 a roku 1929 byl
prelozen ku C. & P. Tel. Spo-
lecnosti We w. Virginia. V roce
1884 ustanoven hlavn1m OBJ
chodn1m spravcem v Charles
ton a pozdeji v tom samem ro-
ce byl prelozen do hlavn1 IRA
dovny G.. & P. Tel. Spoil. We
Washingtonu. Do Baltimore
byl prelozen v cervenci 1911
jake hlavn1 obchodni vedouc1,
ktery Trad zastaval az do ne
davneho jmenovani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09

Zatfm co ma pozemnich from
tach Sc dele pom6rne velmi ma
10, jak v Africe tax i v Rusku,
vyvinula Sc V posledn1ch dnech
vsude nebyvala letecka aktivita
V pondelf odpoledne bombar-
dOvaly slime perute americkych
letajic1ch pevnostl a Liberators
z britskych zakladen pr1myslo
We objekty Antwerp v Belgii.
Vysledek dosud jeste nenf
znam, ale v Londyne Sc pravf,
re to byl shiny nalet a docflil
dobrych vysledk6.
V pond6lf dopoledne prove
Oily perut6 americkeho bombar
dovacfho letectva velmi prud-
ky nalet ma italsky pTfstav Ne
apol, ktery zpGsobil v pTfstave
velkou pohromu. Naletu Sc z1-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09

no naroda. Soucit S trpfcimi je
jedna z nejkrasnejsfch lid
skych vlastnostf, ma vsak jed
nu nevyhodu, re posuzuje jen,
mali pred ocima drasticke pT1-
klady a snadno ochabuje. Ro-
yum dovede udrzeti tuto Vast
most pri zivote, dovede il usmer
nit a zaruciti plnou a trvalou
odmenu, kterou 81 zaslouzf. u
cinfme-li 81 heslem, re budeme
pomahati v povalecnem uspo-
radiant sveta jak nam srdce po-
rouc1 a rozum kaze, name We
likou nadeji, re svet Dude tako-
wynn jak 81 no pfejeme.
V pond6lf, dine 3. kvetna G.
N. S. pofada Card Party a Bin
go v 8 hodin vecer v Sokolovne.
Mnoho vecf ktere jsme rozda-
vail jake ceny ma minulych "a
bavach jsou nynf rationed. Ale
je zde jeste dosti vecf, ktere
mdzeme pouzfti jake: rucnfky,
1terky, ubrousky, mydlo a ne
ktere zavaTeniny. Vynalezave
ceske hospodynky budou v6d6-
tt nejlepe, ktere veci by Sc no.
Oily. Vstupne je 35c i S DAM.
Zveme vsechny krajany srdec-
ne ma tuto pratelskou zabavu.
Nezadavejte 81 tento den a "a
mluvte 81 jiz nynf partnery pri
kartach.
Zabavn1 vybor G. N. S.
- Dairy ma Card Party ems:
manzele Matej a Marie Lehec-
ka $500, p1. Katerina Raul
$500.
Ma Diplom G. N. S. slozil p.
Vaclav Hrabanek, 1920 Frank
ford Ave. $1,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
Dairy ma Card Party
POHRBY.

V nedeli, A. dubna zem-
rel starry curtisbaysky krajan
p. John Konopik, 1902 Church
ST. We start 70 rokG. Jeho man
zelkou je pf. Barbora Konop1-
kova rozena Hrabakova. Marc
dill sc v Ceskoslovensku a do A.
meriky pfijel pred 6Oti roxy.
Prinalezel k Radu Aug. Her
man 6. S. A.
Porch Sc konal We ctyrtek, 8.
dubna z domu jeho dcery pi.
Ida Carey, 1903 Grace Court,
Curtis Bay do kostela sv. Atha-
nasiuse a odtud ma hTbitov Ho-
ly Cross "a assistance Father
Sandalgia.
Vypravenf pohrbu obstaral
p. Karel E. Schim1nek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09

a byl to Cd zacatku valky Sc
dmdesaty prvn1 nalet ma mes
to. Anglicane ztratili IL leta-
del.
V nedeli odpoledne provedly
100 americkych letajfcfch pew
nostf prudky nalet ma parfzska
pTedmestf a bombardovaly Re-
naultovu tovarnu v Billancour-
tn. Tato tovarna vyrabf pro
majesty tanky a motorova vozi-
ola, a byla uz jednou demolo-
vana britskymi letci. Patrne
cd te dolby naciste tovarnu po-
nekud restaurovali a opet zaha
Jill vyrobu. Nemci oznamili,
re bylo pri tonic naletu zabito
pres 100 osob. 33 nepratelske
stihacky byly sestreleny. A a.
mericka leadla a 7 britskych
stihacek, ktere Americany do
pr%ovazely byly ztraceny.
Soucasne s naletem ma Parfz
bombardovaly letky Raj Alb
beville, Dieppe, Rotterdam a
cetna jina mesta We Francii a v
Belgii a Holandsku. Nalet ma
Paf1z je jeste presto vyznam-
ny, re byl proveden America
ny, kteT1 takto poprve bombar-
dovali Nemce We froncouzskem
hlavn1m meste.
V noci ma nedeli bombardo-
vala Raj jinou velkou nemec-
kou zbrojn1 tovarnu: Kruppo-
Wy zavody v Essenu. Cast Krup-
povy zbrojovky byla znicena
pTi d%T1vejs1ch naletech. V no
ci ma nedeli dokoncili Angelica
ne dilo zkazy. 900 tun vybus-
min bylo shozeno mad zavody.
Pres neobycejne silnou nemec-
kou obranu, ktera zpdsobila
ztratu FL britskych bombardo-
vac1ch letadel, byly ma Essen
shazovany kazdou minutu 6
dvoutunovych bomb, ktere jsou
s to srovnat sc zemf cely biloxi
mestskych DON'T. Skoda must
la byt dzasna, kdyz i nemecke
vrchnl velen1 oznamilo, re ma
let zpGsobil v meste "velkou
skodu."
Tyto velke a sousavne male
ty vyvolavaj1 v cele Europe pre-
svedcenf, re jsou pripravou in
vase. V cetnych evropskych
zem1ch sc septa, re invase je
stanovena ma kveten.
Moskevsky rozhlas prohlasil,
re Rommel byl odvolan z Tuni-
SUI a jmenovan v~elitelem obran-
nych pr1prav Italii, coz pry
svedc1 o tom, re Nemci sc pTi-
pravuj1 ma porazku v Tunisu.
We Francii pffpravy Nemc1
k invasi vyvrcholujf a Nemci O.
znamili, re odvezli z Francie
zatcene francouzske politiky,
Bluma, Mandela, Reynauda a
Gamelina, ktery pry spojenci
chtej1 postavit v cele move fran
couzske vlady. Petain pronesl
do rozhlasu rec v niz plakal
mad obetmi americkeho bonn
bardovani Renaultovy tovarny,
1tocil ma de Gaulle a Girauda,
a prorokoval dlouhou valku.
Pr opetovnych naletech ma
Kavieng, novou japonskou "a
kladnu ma Move Guineji poto-
pill spojenecti letci sedm japon
skych valecnych lodi a pet OBJ
chodnfch lodi. Zbytek japon-
skeho konvoje Sc rozprchl.
Americke letectvo nekolikrat
hOmhardOvalO Kick1 no A1ou
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
Lonjyn (ONA): Czech

Lonjyn (ONA): - CechO-
slovaci nucene odvleceni do
Nemecka ma praci p1sou praz-
skemu rozhlasu, ably vysflal
meme prednasek, ale "a to vice
pfsni. A zadajf O smutne a SEN
timentalni pfsnicky, neil o We
sele melOdie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
SpOrtovn1 Hlfdka
ZAPASY v COLISEUM.

Diamond Studded All Star
Card. The Battle of Two Great
Prehistoric Men. Rare Throw
backs of the Stone Ages.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
LETECKA VALKA.

Kruppova a Renaultova zbro-
jovka zniceny. - 35 lodi poto-
peno v Neapoli. - Invase E.
vropy " kvetnu? - Sedm ja-
pOnskych valecnych lodi poto-
peno u Move Guineje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
Predbezne oznamenf zabav.

Predbezne oznameni zabav.
= Nedele, 10. dubna, Soko-
Iowa "Detska Bes1dka" Skoly
Augustin Herman.
= Pond6lf, 26. dubna: Cd
bocka Svazu Ceskych Katol1kG
v pffzem1 sokly sv. Vaclava:
Velkolepa Velikonocnf a PTa-
telska Zabava.
= Pondelf, 3. kvetna: Soko-
"Karetnf Zabava GINS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
He's i'm Stocking Feet
Boers Shoe Coupon
Solves Wife's Worry
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

Do you remember when wrote about knowing what
kind Of shoes would buy with my No. II coupon?
Well, that's all been settled for Ny wife took it.
Right off my feet.
She downtown and bought herself pair Of heels
with straps They aren't They sandals Her toes
front and her heels back She's in style When
shoes like that I'm a bum
The girls have shoes for dancing shoes for walking shoes
for afternoon for evening shoes for mornings and shoes
for all kinds of affairs So do the girls husbands but they're
the pair Of shoes.
The average lady has - 20 pairs. They not
pensve. In fact why they buy the style
at all when they could purchase 1Ocent sos and fix
them 10 their feet with adhesive tape
they would print the womens shoe coupons in pink
and the mems in green Then the woman wouldn't
your banjo and your bnons wouldn't be the
black market.
don't look for much help from Congress in this
All those mugs married and meek dishwater
Most of them going around in their stocking feet.
b. KIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Household
Employees

any lady who wants household
employe either should be able
TO pay excellent wages and in
sure good working conditions.
or haul off and do the work her
self.
I am not sure that more than
one household employee should
be permitted any ablebodied
lady during the war.
In short. | am leaning TO the
idea that such employees should
be rationed.
A lady who has two should
be required to send me one.
l believe that if the ladies
were forced 10 do at least a
part Of their household work it
would improve their own health
and enhance the beauty of the
landscape in every community
which now so often is married
by what appear TO be barrels
rolling down the boulevards but
on closer inspection turn out
TO be those vast beams that
many of our ladies are develop
ing as a result Of inertia around
the house.
1T HAS been years since 1
Il last saw a lady of the house
with a towel wrapped around
her head and her dress hiked
up above her knees, betting
away with broom, though l do
recollect seeing one in 1923
graphing with a vacuum
cleaner on her maids day off.
l recall that particular Incl
dent because the lady went once
around the room with the
cleaner and then swooned dead
away from overexertion.
I believe if we ration the
household employees and get
back to the good old type of
dame who thought nothing Of
juggling a skillet with one
hand and diapering a baby with
the other, this nation soon will
return 10 normal.
Copyright. 1913, by King Features
Distributed by International News ssrytc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

where 10 gather material for
the air force show he will DO
Lois Andrews is recooping
after an operation
ChumS are trying 10 get her
to DO book 10 rcbuttal JeSsels.
Prof BorIe. no matter what
fibs he tells you is n as we
slide down the bannister TO
press.
IanfStacnel, once HiUer's
buddy, IS back in a Canadian
prison camp.
James Gardner, a chorus boy
IN Early 10 Bed n new mUSi-
cali is a Texas oil milllonheir
and actually one Of the hackers
of the show
I'VE inside Of the coal strike;
Il II the conference had lasted
another hour Lewis tells
friends, an agreement would
have been reached
Not Until Ickes wrote him. he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Better Health
BY DIR. Logan CIendening

TNHE food rationing BOARDS
Il have received so many APP
ptICsrous Of a certain sort that
The Office of Price Admnistra-
ton under date Of Feb. Q. 1913,
issued ration order No Il,
which is concerned with diets
for invahds.
This has To do with consum-
ers who need more proccSsed
fcodz because OF illness.
Any con>asner whose health
requires that he have more
processed foods than he can get
with MS -1reSefftt--S 81 IF alton
book No. z may apply for add
tioral points.
The application must be made
on -OPA- form Rib hX the con-
sumner himself. or by some one
acting for MN, either IN person
or BY mail
The application can be made
IN t-e-boar1 only for tife place
where the consumer lives nm
self submitting with the appl!-
cation A written statement from
a licensed physician or surgeon
showing why ne must have more
proCeSsed foods and why he
cannot use unrauoned foods
instead.
THE board after it decides
L that the application is bona
fide and proper and the applI-
Can'S health depends on using
prOCeSScd foods exceeding the
amount MS ration hook allows,
can issue 70 the applicant the
number OF points necessary 70
get the additional foods he
needs.
This looseninG Of restrictions
VIII help many invahdS or semi
inyaLdS particularly those with
digestive disturbances ulcer Of
the stomach or duodcnun. acid
dyspepsia. some CaScS Of gail
y IblIrN anu iii'lNf ~ liIl 4Oi 44lN VI
intestinal Indigestion
For these, proCeSsed pureed
and soft foods are necessary
and II is only proper and fair
that restrictions on their ability
10 obtain such foods should be
lifted,
THANKS - the efforts ~ the
Il committee on food rauOninE
Of the New York Diabetes Asso-
citation. InvaldS with diabetes
also are receiving special con
SlderatlOn.
Suggestions 10 diabetes are
as follows
Voluntary sure n dering If
sugar ration cards should be the
first step toward the registra-
ton Of diabetes: in place OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Connolly Answers

la Louisiana, 1913 fb)
Florida. 1919, (c) Philip
pines, 1899.
Pa hawk: (b) reindeer, lc)
quadruped
3-la) Europe; % Asia: (c)
Africa
4-Ca) III iitsu; Cb) geology, (c)
jlb.
5-(a) James Abram Garfield;
(h) Chester Alan Arthur;
fcl William Howard Taft
6-fa) lS miles west OF Balti-
more. Md: (b) s miles
southeast Of Columbus Ind;
(c) 2 miles southeast by east
Of Carlisle. Ind.
CopyriEht. le43, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
The Brighter Side
by Damon RunyOn

age Of good household employees
because many OF the ladies en-
ploying this type Of labor over
worked ard HhdeFPaid h r
employees and i'm pos Q d upon
them sorry living conditions and
petty restrictions until any self
respecting person would h av g
preferred scratching grave
with the chickens 10 hiring out
for homework, did not necessity
dictate.
WHEN the opportunity pre-
w sented itself, thousands Of
household employees who had
stood for murder, as the saying
is. from capricious employers,
walked out on their jobs, leav-
ing the ladies explaining tear
fully 70 all listeners how lovely
they had been 10 those people
and what ingrates those people
had turned out 10 be, forgetting
the bawlings-out they had adj
ministered and their frequent
disregard of the rights OF the
employees as human beings.
Men and women who have re-
manned in household employ
ment are IN clover.
In some parts Of the United
States they are & ettln & The
highest wages ever paid their
kind Of work IN history.
They have horter hours,
more days off, better working
conditions and less labor.
| Just have heard Of a lady
whose cook did not fancy the
employer husband. so the hus-
band was dismissed.
The lady figures she always
can get a husband, but cook S
are really scarce.
TIVE household employees could
L not be better off if they had
the guild | used TO advocate 70
the great distress of all the en-
ployers
I say this is as it should be.
! always have contended that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

IT SEEMS there Is a ire
Il mendous shortage of house
hold employees all over the
nation.
Wherever I go I hear from
the ladies in command OF PFi-
Vate homes the most narrowing
tales Of their experiences with
what they call the servant
problem
Servants is the term that
has come into general use in
this country 10 describe cooks,
buffers, chauffeurs. maids and
other persons who are employed
in homes.
It is entirely correct If YOU
60 by the dictionary, but l
prefer calling them household
employees, and am not entirely
satisfied with that.
l think the word servant
is one reason why many per-
sons decline work in private
homes on any terms.
They feel that in this con-
nection servant denotes some
thing mental.
The word is still Stunned in
some parts of the country out
Of Difference on the part Of en-
ployers 70 the feelings Of their
household employees. the usual
compromise being Just the
help"
OF COURSE the war is i'm
" mediately responsible for
the current shortage as men
and women of almost any age
and Of moderate capabillty can
get work in the defense plants
at better wages than most of
them could command in private
homes and with better hours
They also can have greater
freedom and equality. the latter,
I think. being the most impor-
tant consideration,
But long before the war the
ladies in command Of h o m s
were having their servant
problem and there was a short
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
New Travelling
champion

motives, inspected munitions
factories, taken the saiutes Of
half a hundred regiments, gwen
the nnceoXer- 10 alrplane plants.
victory gardens and aided in
the sale. Of war bonds at half
the towns IN England
As nearly as l can figure out,
she has only three or four more
miles 10 20 20 heat Marco Polos
aN-ume record for travel.
THE duchess must share her
L. new title with a friend,
however
This friend is the Lady Her
bert
Always the Court Circular.
after telling OF the activities Of
the duchess has a line reading:
THE duchess was attended
by the Lady Herbert"
When She was champion. Mrs.
Roosevelt occasionally changed
travelling companions IN order
70 give tho others rest buK
the Lady Herbert never roStX
She apparently works p6 the
theory that If the DUCHESS can
take u, SO can S5pI and she
seems 70 have no ability 10
come up SmilipG the next day
after "a houUS Of heating around
tho country that would wear
out a Commando captain.
GONE Americans here are
- hopeful that Mrs. Roosevelt
VIII regain the utle when the
war is over and travel IN the
United states settles down 70
normal again but ! doubt l..
much as | would like 70 see our
country get the title back.
In tho FIRST place the duchess
has quite pull over Mrs.
Roosevelt in age.
And. in the second place the
duchess has the Lady Herbert.
who. although l never have seen
her. must be one Of the greatest
seconds of all times and con-
slant source Of inspiration.
My guess is that If and when
the duchess loses the title Of
international non slayer at
homer she Will he succeeded by
this same Lady Herbert.
From all appearances she is
a true champion--one who not
only can sprint but can 60 the
distance and not bother 20 ask
the condition Of the track.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
The On||ooket
7 ONDON-There is always
- sadness when a champion

7 ONDON-There is always
IL sadness when champion
falls.
Tears we're shed -uheH -Jahp
L. Sullivan bowed 70 young
Corhett.
Many hearts were hurt when
Dempsey lost 10 Tunney and
there was no Joy in Mudvlle
when the mighty Casey struck
out.
The melancholy that accom-
panies the dethronng OF
champion accounts for the ache
in the hearts OF many Amer
cans in London today because A
champion has fallen.
The champion Is Mrs. FoOse-
welt.
No longer is Mrs. Roosevelt
the Womens world champion
traveller
10 longer is our First Lady
the FIRST Lady when II comes
10 riding planes and trains,
wearing out shoe leather and
companions.
No longer is she supreme AZ
the business Of meeting railroad
conductors mayors, assorted
statesmen and industrial lead
erS
- No longer can II be said ~
r that She IS the most InGc-
Itigable gadabout 81 them all
She has lost her title 10 the
Duchess Of Kent.
THIS beautiful woman. a for
i mer princess of Greece, has
in the last year established
record for travelling that makes
Mrs. Roosevelt almost A stay
at-hOno IN comparison.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

whose fast -rarre-ts- Sunshine
John Sunshine Of Chicago,
John IS a bachelor
II Miss Wood married him
her name would then be sun
shine Sunshine
Wouldn't that be ducky?
QUANTITIES, zEet3fA--fefa f.
VI vorce ! recall were those Of
a woman who said her husband
woke their 3-yesr-old child at
3 in the morning and fed the
child herring, bananas and sa-
lami
twenty-five per cent Of a
jewelers. business comes from
wedding rings.
However, jewelry material Is
getting scarce and now IN many
places the engagement and we'd
ding ring is combined in one
ring.
You can better understand
Argentina leaning toward the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

Byron.
Upton SINCLAIR Veteran
u author Won the 1912
Pulitzer Prize with his novel
The Dragons Teeth.
His best book, however is
still The Jungle.
In a hook on tcicpathy he
said his wife mastered thought
tranSfeTenCe, etc, 10 such an
extent that she always knew
what he was doing no matter
where or how far away ne was.
Mr.. Sinclair said this never
worried HIM.
How about you, Sir7
Would YOU worry If your wife
knew what you were dong all
the time?
As TO the tallest man in the
- L. s. Army Air Force II
must be Pvt. Raymond j Daily
stationed at Miami Beach, Fla,
who is 6 feet 7& inches IN
height.
Another man who does not
seem 10 have been handicapped
by a feminine name IS Police
Sgt Shirley Madden of Seattle,
Wash.
The sergeant has a son on
the police force whose first
name is Marion.
II was stuck with n gross OF
ping pong balls made in Japan"
writes "A California merchant.
MY first thought was to burn
them.
Then 7 decided 10 sell them
and use the money tn buy war
stamps and thus make. these
Jap goods contribute 10 the de-
feat OF the Japs."
NOV have feminine reader
~ whose first name IS Sun
shine.
Miss Sunshine Wood of San
Francisco.
l also have male reader