davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17

Vasich dGkazG, jak malo yale
Ii ma tvaru lebky, jestlize clo-
v9k sam je ovladan laskou k
pravd6 a smyslenl. Mas prosty
lid 81 Vas Dude pripom1nat ia
ko nositele pochodne lidske d.
stojnosti a jake muze velke vi
ry v cloveka.
Dive z mnoha zem1, jez jste
znal, opetovaly Vasi srdecnou
lasku: zeme, n1z jste Sc ma
rodil v chudobe, ale pin silly a
vloh, a daleko vetsf zeme, jez
Vas adoptovala a poskytla
Yam skvelou moznost svetove-
no badan1. V pamatce obou
Vase postava Dude rust v per-
spektive vekG."
Jmenem Americana ceskoslo
venskeho puvodu promluvil
prof. Jaroslav Zmrhal, predse-
da Ceskoslovenske narodni ra-
dy v'Chicagu.
"Velky clovek odeSel z ma
seho stTedu. DR.. Ales Hrdlic-
ka patti dejinam. Je pro mne
velkou ctf, re smfm predevsim
Yam, PAM Hrdlickova, pTatele,
a konecne ostatnlmu svetu thu
mocit lasku, 1ctu a nekonec-
nou vd6cnost, jiz chovajf Anne
ricane ceskoslovenskeho p1vo-
du k DIR. Hrdlickovi a jeho dflu.
Jsme veru stastni, re no NIL
zeme wat jednfm z mas, a vde-
enc oslavujeme jeho pamet
dnes, kdy jeho plodny zivot je.
ukoncen. Pc desftky let byl ma
81 pychou jake vedec svetove-
no jmena, nasf inspiracf jake
myslitel, jake vlastenec a jake.
muz, jenz mas ~povznasel k vys-
ST urovni.
DR.. Hrdlicka z1stane pro mas
vzdy zdrojem silly, jeho zivot
vzorem. Pro mas Dude lit vec-
ne, jeho uSlechtila pamatka ne
zemTe v naSich srdc1ch."
Smutecnf obfady, jichz Sc u
castnili pratel6 zesnuleho, byly
zakonceny ceskou modlitbou a
Largem z DvoTakovy symfonie
z Noveho sveta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17
Nikdo 81 nevysedi misto.

Londyn, 10. zarf (CTK) =
Ma schGzi politickeho vyboru
Statnf rady v pondelf, dine 6.
zaff, jednaj1c1 O rozpoctu mini
sterstva vnitra zdGraznil Va
CLAW Nosek, Glen Statnf rady, re
aparat move statni rady nemn-
re byt budovan zvencf. Bylo by
treba ucinit verejne prohlasenf
re nikdo nebude nit v osvobo-
zenem Ceskoslovensku narok
ma m1sto, ktere ma nynf. Nova
svobodna republika must NIT
civilnf sprawl ovladanou no
wynn duchem a vedenou 1Tedni-
ky, ktef1 Sc svou pracf nejlepe
osvedcili donna i cizine. Ma
semu lidu nesm1 byt vnucena
zadna civiln1 sprava, ktera ne
nj V souladu S demokratickou
koncepc1.
V kazdem meste a v kazdem
okresu m6ly by byti jiz nyni,
jak rekl Nosek, vytvoreny ma
rodn1 vybory pro rozhodny BOZ
prot vetfelcGm a pro organise
van1 vefejneho zivota pc osvo-
bozeni. Tyto vybory nesmi byt
ovladany jedinou politickou
stranou. Mali to byt organy &C.
leho naroda. Nosek vyjadril
souhlas S poslednfmi rozhlaso-
vymi projevy predsedy vlady
Msgr. Jana Sramka a generala
Sergeje Ingra a primlouval sc
"a rozhodna opatrenf, ably bylc
jisto, re vyhradne lid Dude VIZ.
cholnym panem sveho osudu V
osvobozene vlasti a re Dude roz
hodovat o svych vecech poole
sve vlastn1 svobodne vile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17
Gustav Winter zemrel.

Londyn (CTK) = DR.. Gus
tav Winter zemTel We veku "a
let v Londyne v nedeli, dine 5.
zarf pc jednorocnf nemoci. Byl
cd roku 1920 par1zskym kores-
pondentem "Prava Lidu", L.
stredniho organu ceskosloven-
ske socialne-demokraticke stra
ny, redaktorem "Ceskosloven-
skeho boje" v Parizi v roce
1899 a uTedn1kem ceskosloven-
skeho ministerstva zahranic-
Mich veci v Londyne do roku
1910. Jeho posledn1 kniha
"To neni konec Francie'' vysla
v Londyne v roce 1941.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17
Trinerovo Horke Vino a vase
povinnost.

Ones je VAST povinnostf slou-
ziti sve vlasti kazdem smeru.
K tomu nejpredn6jsf VAST povin
nost1 je pecovati O sve zdrav1.
Ouch casu dnes vyzaduje nej-
dokonalejs1 vyvin tela a mysli,
ale k tomu je potrebi ma prvnfm
mlste zdrav1. Dobry pofadek
zaludku je nevyhnutelnou pod
m1nkou zdrav1. Trinerovo HoT-
Ike Vino S Vitaminem 81 udr-
zuje zaludek v poTadku, doda-
va zdravou chut k jfdlu, zba-
vuje zacpy a pGsobf, re Sc cfti-
tie znamenite. Uz1vejte je die
navodu ma lahvi. Kazdy lekar-
mix je ma, ale kdybyste je ne
mohli dostati We SVEN okolf, po-
slete $1.25 neb $3.50 ma adresu
JOS. Triner Corp, 1888 S. Ash
land Ave-, Chicago : 8, I'll. a
dostanete jednu nebo sest lahvf
Trinerova HoTkeho V1na S vi
taminem B-1 postou vyplacene.
A kupujte valecne bondy!
Advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17
Padli "a vlast.

Londyn (CTK) - Prazsky
''lidovy soud" dosoudil ma smrt
a dial popravit dine &c. srpna ty-
to osoby pro sabotaz a "jinou
zradnou cinnost'':
Frantisek Jenfcek, So, Brno
Frantisek Cervenka, "a, Ro-
lasek
Bohumil Dolezal, 20, Chrlice
Alois LANCER, "a, Brno
Petr Lerch, 80, Nenovice.
Brnensky zemsky soud odsou
dill ma smrt a dial popravit %,
srpna pro nedovolene vlastneni
zbranl tyto osoby:
Josef KovaT, 80, RatiboTice
Antonfn zabcic, &c, Raitbo-
rice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17

"Vzpom1nek z meho zivota",
pred nekolika roxy dovedl Una
lost sve rodne v1sky = Pr1ho-
nice v Cechach - rozs1riti me-
ri potentaty celeho sveta.
Basen vydana " mistrnem
pfekladu A. Jecminka-
Hrazeckeho.
A tax dnes celia ceskosloven-
ska Amerika NIUE byti potese-
ma, re ma pred sebou krasnou
kn1zku. O SO stranach, ma jem-
mem kfidovem pap1fe, s neko-
lika tucty sveraznych obrazk1
vseho druhu, jej1mz jadrem je
pfeklad "Vyvrazden1 Lidic" v
mistrne poesii Aloise Jecmfnka-
Hrazeckeho, jehoz sloh Sc PEEK
ne cite, a je velice vyrazny a O.
riginalu prilehavy. Jen cteme
n6ktere ty srdce drasaj1cf YER
Sc:
Ma Jine dvefe ZabuSili pax,
kde klecel knee
u postele a vroucne modlil Sc;
byl let jiz sedmdesat, jeho Was
ma syrovatku zbelil cas-;
ma lozi umfral tn jeho osadnlk,
on poslednf mu pomazanf dial.
Jej klec1clho uchvatili surovci;
a rGzenec mt z rukou sepjatych
i svatou knihu vytrhli a krucifix
A rozslapali vsechno, kneze pax
re dverf tahli spesne ven.
On volal zpet a
um1rajic1mu starcovi
SLOW v1ry daval sladkou dtechu,
jej v 1sta udeTili vojaci,
az krv1 zalila sc "a k smrti
tahli jej.
kankova publikace je pravym
pamatnikem teto DOLBY.
Name zde novy rvs Kankovy
podnikavosti, illustrovany tou-
to pozoruhdonou knfzeckou,
ktera nenf pouze pfekladem
basne Nine. Millay, ale vskut-
ku jakymsi. obrazkovym pamat
nlkem cele americke csl. akce
v druhe svetove valce: Jsou ty
vyjevy re zivota Masaryka
Benese, v nejpamatnejsfch O
kamzic1ch jich zivota: Benes
fecni v kongresu, konferuje s
presidentem Rooseveltem, kon.
feruje Sc Stalinem. Jsou tn w.
jevy z Lidic, obraz stare, Wy.
hlazene osady, i pamatne see.
ny z Novych Lidic, Illinois,
Americe. Je tn mas nejdp. o
pat Proktp Neuzil, ktery posve
til pamatnik move osady; jsol
tn vzacn1 americtf hoste, Wen
dell L. Willkie, Marshall Field
Ia JIM.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17
Ceskoslovensky statni rozpocet
zvVSen.

Londyn (CTK) = Ma posle-
dn1 schulz Statnf rady ministr
Ladislav Feierabend pfedlozil
~dodatecny rozpocet ma 40, 605
liber k celkovemu rozpoctu
1913, ktery bylo nutno rozsfrit
pro agendu ministrstev pracu-
j1c1ch pro povalecnou rekon-
strukci. Dodatek cinf neco
pres jedno procento celkoveho
rozpoctu pro rok 1913.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17
Polaci Sc vysmivaji nacistIGm.


Londyn, (ONA)-Ve dnech
kdy Sc blfzf ctvrte vyroc1 stras-
neho nemeckeho bombardovani
Varsavy obyvatele polskeho
hlavnfho mesta Sc dockali sa-
tisfakce. Den pc velkem brit
skem naletu ma Berlin objevi-
ly Sc ma zdech varSavskych bu-
dov, jak oznamuje polsky pod
zemnf rozhlas "Swit", nadpisy
" nemcin6: "Fyrer prohlasil,
re Berlin nebude nikdy bombar
+dovan". Vysflanf ''Switu" naz-
nacilo nalet ma Berlin "a odpla-
tn pro n6mecke zverstva V Pol
sku.
V noel ma 6. srpna byly We
Varsav6 demolovaly ctyri bio
CRAZY v nichz Sc pfedvadely
nemecke propaganda filmy.
Churchillova kniha "Krok "a
krokem" byla ilegalne vytiste-
ma v Polsku a velmi rozslfena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17
10000 JugosIavcIG hrozi smrt.

Nemecke 1Tady v Srbsku dr.
Ii 100000 JugoslavcI jake ru-
kojm1, jak z Kahyry, Egypta
bylo oznameno. Temto rukoJ-
min hrozf zastTelenlm v pripa-
de, kdyby guerilove sbory ge-
neralaM ihajlovice vyvolaly vse
obecne povstanf v Jugoslavii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17
LIDICKA ZVEc-
NENA v KRASNE PUBLIKA-
CT VACLAVA KANKY.

Kdyz pfiserne zpravy o Wy
vrazdenf Lidic v cervnu 1912,
otrasly celym svetem, nebyli
jsme to pouze my, kdoz c1tili
obrovsky dosah teto demonstra
ce Hitlerovy straslivosti ram
ci civilizovaneho lidstvf, ale by
la to celia americka vzdelana
veTejnost, ktera Sc lined vzcho
pila k protestu. Bylo zjevno,
re vyvrazdenlm teto male ces-
Ike v1sky u Kladna, naciste zpe-
cetili sv1j osud a zalarmovali
cele lidstvo, ably vyhladilo z po-
vrchu zeme lidske bestie, ktere
jsou s to, by dopousteli Sc tax
pTisernych zlocinG.
Edna St. Vincent Millay
mezi prvnimi.
z americkych novinard a spi-
s~ovatel1, byla to zejmena vyni-
kajici basnirka, Edna st. Vim
cent Millay, ktera Sc otrasla
hrGzou pri pomyslenf ma okam-
ziky desu a smrtelne 1zkosti,
kterymi prosli lidictf mucennf-
ci, nez byli skoseni Hitlerovymi
kulomety. V epickem podanf
sve basne, Murder of Lidice",
Miss Millay vylfcila pokojny Ii
vot male dedinky v srdci Czech,
jak Sc krise blfzila a kterak ko-
necne nastal desny den hruzy,
ktery nam pripom1na Herode-
sovo vrazdenf nemluvnatek. Je-
j basen byla uvefejnena v Gel
nych magazinech, byla mnoho-
krate recitovana ma radiu, do
stala sc i ma jeviste - ale do
sud sami nasi Tide nevedeli, co
jeff velkolepa prace obsahuje.
Konecns Sc nasel smelly
vlastenec.
Porad Sc mluvilo o die Nine.
Millay - ale nikdo nemel ku-
raze, ably podstoupil naklady,
jake predlozeni jeff prace We
rejnosti vyzadovalo, ponevadz
je to dflo znacneho rozsahu, o
mnoha tisfcich slovech, zablra-
,jfci ma 55 tiskovych stranek.
AZ konecne sc nasel jeden sme-
II vlastenec, ktery nebal Sc O.
beti a risika nekolika set dola-
RI - naklad jde skoro do tisi-
ce dolard, jenz podstoupil risi;
ko spojene s vydanfm podobne
publikace. Tento podnikavec.
ktery miluje svou rodnou vlast
vice nez vsecky dollary sveta:
nenf nikdo jiny nez sary znamJ
Vaclav Kanka-Prdhonicky, oh.
chodnf zastupce denn1ku INA
Irod", kterJ jiz vydanfm svycl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17
SchGze csl. NGmcI " Londyns.

SchGze csl. NsmcIG " Londyns.
Csl. Nemci v Anglii Sc mali Sc
jft v F1jnu k poradam. = Chys-
ia sc VIVA k vzpoure csl. Mem
CT prot Observation-Disclosures
skupina Sc jednan1 nez1castnf.
Londyn (ONA) = Vsechny
skupiny csl. NemcG v Anglii Sc
sejdou II. r1jna v Londyne k
poradam jejichz vysledkem,
krone jinych vec1, ma byti Sc
stavenf vyzvy k N6mcGm V &C.
skoslovensku, ably Sc vzbouTili
prot nacist1m, svrhli gauleitra
Konrada Henleina a spojili sc S
ostatn1mi csl. obcany k odboj1
proti nemeckym okupant6m.
Zvlastn1 zasedanf konferen-
&c Dude venovano diskusi o po-
zlocinG spachanych cs.
majesty ma protinacistickych
Nemc1ch, Cesfch 81 zidech.
Konference Sc z1castni ne
mecti soc. demokrate, liberalo-
We, komunisti, nemecke zeny a
nemectf spisovatele z Ceskoslo-
venska. Skupina csl. Nemcd
vedena byvalym poslancem Va
clavem Jakschem sc nez1cast-
nj. Jaksche nedavno oznacil
csl. ministr Slavik "a separa-
tistu. Pred valkou Jaksch byl
clenem nemecke socialne de-
mokraticke strany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17

A pax jsou tn ukazky one OBJ
divuhodne obetavosti, kterou
nasinci ukazali v nakupu va
lecnych bond1 - reproduce
vlastnorucnfch podpis6 mnoha
z nejpfednejs1ch Americana
jich obrazy, jich dopisy. O.
.pravdu, je to maly pamatnfcek,
ktery ma SO stranach vykouzlf
svymi illustracemi celou velkou
cru, kterou nynf prozfvame.
Sta tisic mslo by byti
rozsireno.
Tuto peknou publikaci, po-
kud zasoba stacf, zasfla Vaclav
Kanka, 1887 So. Airport Str,
Chicago : 8, ILL.,, "a SEC postou.
Spolky, kter6 objednajf nejme-
ne SO kusI pro rozprodej svym
clen1m, dostanou sn1zenou &C.
nu.
Pan Kanka nepracuje pro
zisk, ale pro sffenf dobre veci,
ku ktere prilnulo jeho srdce.
Zamluvte 81 nekolik set vytiskG
teto nadherne publikace, ably
Sc mohlo prikrociti ku 2. a 3.
vydan1.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
Requiem Conducted
For John s. Barnes

Ann Arbor. Apr. 27-Funeral ser
vices for John S. Barnes were at
3 o'clock this morning at st. Tho
mas Church, with burial in ST. Tho
mas Cemetery.
Mr.. Barnes, retired manufacturer
who was president OF the old Ann
Arbor Wire Products Co., died
Saturday at his home, 1902 Pack
ard St, after a long illness. He
was II years OF age. He was born
in Romeo. on Oct. 25, 1865, a son
OF Samuel and Margaret Barnes,
and had been a resident here for
the past 25 years, coming to AGn
Arbor from Detroit.
Survivors are his wife, Gather
ine Bradley Barnes; four sons, John
A. Barnes, Los Angeles, Calf, and
Arthur R., Lawrence F. and Robert.
all OF Ann Arbor; six grandchil-
dren; a sister, Mrs. Agnes Webb.
Goodells, Mich; and two brothers,
Lewis Barnes, Goodells, and Adolph
Barnes, Standish. Mich.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
Robert A. Kroner to
Wed Miss Marie Schwind

Ann Arbor, Apr. 27-Mr. and
Mrs. E. Schwind, 4OS Thompson
St. announce the engagement ana
approaching wedding OF their
daughter. Marie Kay Schwind. to
Ensign Robert A. KRONER, USNR,
son OF Mrs. Gertrude Komer, Arbor
st. The wedding will take place
May 20, in ST. Thomas Catholic
Church.
Miss Schwind is a st. Thomas
High School graduate and is book
keeper at Ulrich's Book Store, E.
University Ave. Mr.. Kroner re-
ceived his bachelor OF science de-
gree from the University and is
a junior in the medical college.
He has his commission as ensign,
but has not been called and is
continuing his studies on the
Nays volunteer program.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
Ann Arbor Residents
Receive Promotions

Ann Arbor. Apr 27-Two former
residents OF Ann Arbor who have
just received promotions from
captain TO major, are DR.. Harold
L. Gordon ana Robert L. French.
Major Gordon. who was sent to
Alaska in February as district
medical officer with the Army En-.
glneer Corps. is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harry ID. Gordon OF Flint,
who resided here from 1894 10
1888. His wife, the former lrm-
fraud Weyrich, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Weyrich, 2000 Orchard
Ave, is now at home here but ex-
poets to Join her husband in Alaska
soon. She was with him in New
foundland until February, acting
as sick and wounded clerk, and
wants TO do the same work in
Alaska A daughter was born to
Maj. and Mrs Gordon in New
foundland on May -, 1912.
Mai French is the son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton II. Twist, 1908
Oakland Ave, and is now station
ed at Tampa, Fla, as statf officer
for the Third Air Force. His wife,
the former Helen Flynn OF Long
Island, and their son, Richard, live
with him at Tampa.
Word has just been received Of
another former resident OF Ann
Arbor, who has been sent to Alas
ka. Capt Richard Phelps Whitker,
who is helping the Army forces
there with their legal work. He is
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Whitker, 726 Church St. and gave
up his private law practice in Ann
Arbor last December 10 to accept
a commission as captain in the
Judge advocate generals depart
ment. His wife. the former Marion
Elliott. Wichita, Kas., whom he
married in 1884. is now Visiting on
the West Coast but plans 10 return
to Ann Arbor soon to maintain their
home at 1880 Linwood Ave.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
Services Arranged For
Mrs. Inez @. Schmid

Ann Arbor, Apr. 27-Funeral ser
vices for Mrs. Inez Gotham Schmid,
wife OF Frederick ]. Schmid, will
be at 2 o'clock Wednesday after
noon at the Muehlig Chapel, DR..
Leonard A. Parr officiating. Burial
will be in Forest Hill Cemetery.
Mrs, Schmid died Sunday night
at her home, 4O2 S. Fifth Ave, af-
ter an illness Of several months.
She was a Lative Of Oil City, Pa,
and had resided in Ann Arbor for
10 years, coming here from De-
troit. She and Mr.. Schmid were
married Sept. "A, 1924.
Surviving, besides the husband,
are a daughter, Elaine Schmid
Ann Arbor; two sisters, Mrs. Maui
rice W. Asdale. Pittsburgh, and
Miss Ethel Gotham, Ann Arbor;
and two brothers, p P. and W. B.
Gotham, both Of. Oil City.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
MereaGmee .!.! !!!:;9t; 4lI so
SUSAN SHERi6AN
xRIrEES EoR ANp RELEASED 81 cENrR Press ASSOCIATION

the rugs hand-looned. The sort Of
room that made present troubles
seem short and of feeting impor-
lance, department stores like bad
dream. Kay felt completely re-
Taxed; the band around her head
loosened for the first time in days.
The weather was with them, the
next day so lovely that Kay could
hardly bear 1t. They rambled along
country roads, explored old grave
yards. followed a brook barefooted
for miles. Jake was like a school.
boy on Saturday.
You know" he said. when I'm
in New York I think never want
to be anywhere else. But there's
something to be said for the coun-
try"
It's just as well you feel that
way. Because we may have to live
somewhere away from the city,"
she said casually.
Why? Don't tell me that Nc
Cures is going to open a branch
out in Litchheld."
mo. That's not IT, But Jake, I've
put of telling you" She hesitated.
She was a rotten liar. And this had
TO be convincing.
FEELING me what?" He looked
at her, distressed.
Il haven't been feeling very
we'll"
That's hardly a surprise. You
don't look we'll" He put his arm
around her. Il don't mean that you
don't look beautiful, because you
always do. You're the most beauti-
full girl I've ever seen" Kay gave
him a pleased smile. But you look
sick. Anyone healthy would have
some color. more energy"
II thought so too" she went on.
so l had a thorough check-up.
And the result is that the doctor
says I've got to stop working.
Something mysterious TO CO with
my blood. Mother was an invalid
for years. died very young. DR..
Smith threatens me with the same
ailment." She paused.
"Oh. Kay. how long have you
known. Oh, darling. why didn't you
tell me before" He sat down by the
side Of the brook, pulled her down
beside him.
Il thought he might be mistak-
en-. So went to someone else Just
to be sure. He confirmed IT," She
wondered for the thousandth time
IL this was the right way to handle
the predicament. Could she and
. Jake build their future on a life
based on a lie? 1t wasn't an ideal
solution. but II was the only one
that seemed TO have a chance Of
success. Jake had to be made TO
, assume some responsibility.
, On the other hand. she didn't
want him TO feel tied down and
. fettered forever. at isn't anything
even family serious. I've just got to
] get away from the city--sleep
| more. gain some weight, generally
let down. / may be able to 90 back
r TO work by the end Of the year, ="
. she added hopefully.
, "Oh, who cares sbou. rour going
. back to work. It's you I'm worried
{ about" He took her face in his
hands, looked into her eyes. You're
: not trying to fool me, are your"
: She had a moment Of terror
! then, wondering IL he didn't b"
!. lieye her. She lied SO badly.
u 10 Be Continuedl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
Ann Arbor NeWs
Last Rites Conducted
For George M. Rowe

Ann Arbor, Apr. 27-Funeral ser
vices for George NJ. Rowe. Pitts
field Township. were held at 1880
this morning at the Muehlig Cha
pei, with Mai. Robert Hill OF the
Salvation Army officiating. Burial
was in Forest Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Rowe who had been a resi-
dent OF Ann Arbor and vicinity for
25 years. died in st. Josephs Mer-
cy Hospital Saturday following an
operation. He was born in Cana
da on Jan. "a, 1882. a son Of Rev
Justus A. and Martha Lincoln
Rowe. He leaves a sister, Miss
Grace II. Rowe, Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
TO BEGIN WORK

Adrian, Mich. Apr. 27-Wednes'
day the Adrian Construction Corp.
will begin work on 100 two-family
houses costing over s1,000,000. l..
H. Stockford. president, announced
Monday. FILA commitments for the
project already have been re-
ceived and WPB priorities have
been granted. The houses, with the
units separated by concrete walls
from basement to attic. will be To-
ca.e on a twenty-four-acre tract
six blocks from the business dis
trict and each family unit will cost
from s., 900 to $500.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
LURES OSCAR WITH CARROTS

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Up
Oscar, ringleader OF band OF
deer who, with two OF his COM
panions. escaped from their cor
raj in Golden Gate park, sold the
freedom OF all three for a mess
of pottage When Police Officer
Charles Murray discovered them
at in the morning. he first raid
ed a victory garden for a handful
of carrots Then, playing his
search lamp on the carrots, he
held them out TO Oscar and skill
fully led all three OF the deer
back into confinement.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
(Ypsilanti Farm Bureau)
PhOOOC Z
-fNeWmans Grocery
WINS SECOND AWARD

East Lansing, Mich. Apr 81
Miss Nancy Graysol. Detroit, JUNO"
at Michigan State College, has won
her second major oiatorical award
in two years. After taking state
honors last year at Holland, Miss
Grayson this year placed first in a
five-college national contest at Hell
delbers College, Ti.fin, O.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
LOST BOY FOUND

Alba, Mich. Apr. 27-After he
wandered away from the home OF
an aunt here Tor II hours. three
year-old Merlin Kornoely was found
Monday by a fifty-man sheriff's
posse a short distance from the
home. Although the tempe ature
dropped to about 20 degrees during
the night and the child was bare
foot and without a coat. lie was re-
ported none the worse for his ex''
perience.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27

/ was nearly 4:3o before she got
home. The first thing she asked
Anna was, rs Mr.. Kerr in yet?'
She had been in an agony Of sus-
pense all the way uptown. II Anna
had said no, she didn't know how
she could have stood it. But Jake
was there, and in good spirits.
"Tll give you ten minutes to get
those depressing black clothes of,
he called out merrily. He was in
his gray flannel Stacks and sport
shirt already. Kay kissed him. gave
him a quick hug.
II won't be that long. Oh. dar-
ling. I'm so glad to see you. l feel
so happy this very minute that I'd
like to sing, or dance jig, or may
be even yodel.
"Save that for the country" he
said with a laugh. Then he noticed
her gardenias.
Does buying my wife flowers
come under the heading Of urgent
business ?" he asked CURLY.
Kay could have kicked herself
for not having thrown them away
He just did it to help out an ole
woman. Oh, Jake, don't let's have
any fuses or arguments this week
end. Let's pretend we aren't mar.
ried. II we find ourselves talking
like husbands and wives there'll b,
a forfeit"
Your forfeit can be breaking
dates with David
Yours can be breaking date
with whoever 1t is you meet at
o'clock" The words slipped out
Shed resolved never to mention II
She looked at him apprehensively
II he seemed embarrassed, guilty
she would have wished she were IL
Tahiti. too. But Jake just looked
puzzled. then amused.
Il don't know exactly VIVA
you're referring to-" he said, will
a placid air. I've met several PEG
pie at o'clock. Maybe IL was Pat
After all. I've always considered
that any marriage. ours particular
ly. shouldn't mean bondage"
II was Just being silly" IA,
wanted to pass it of as quickly a
she could. She was Jealous. Nov
she knew how Jake felt abou
David. II hurt. She couldn't TAX
any risks, wait six months.
Married people probably starte,
of all the real riffs by thinking
that outside encounters we're cas-
ual, didn't matter. Then the da
came when they did matter. An
by then II was too late to save tn
marriage. In a way she was CRATE
full to Pat. II 1t hadn't been some
one she had known for ages. tn
pull might have been stronger.
Let's skip 1t all. I've got {
hurry. We don't want to miss 10
much daylight"
That's all right with me-" H
gave her a fond shove.
She felt better when she ha
stripped of her store clothes, pu
on an old tweed suit. She greete
Jenny with raptures. The old ca
was ancient. certainly not stylish
but she was comfortable, had a
air. And she could hold her owr
Tfey were miles from New Yor
! by IL o'clock.
Jake headed for an old Inn h
, knew. They were given a hug
room, full OF furniture that ha
, been in the family for generations
The bedspread was hand-croeheteC