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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-29

stare S hackovanymi krajkami
Mrs. M. Kris, ozdobny polstaT;
Mrs. J. Kral1k, hackovane sa-
tecky; Mrs. And. Petr, hacko-
vany scarf; Mrs. M. Krajcovic,
ozdobny hackovany polstar
Mrs. M. Moravec, ozdobny hac
kovany p~olstar; Mrs. M. Nee
Ter, hackovanou kabelku; Mrs.
j. Stach, 3 pot holders, l det-
sky kabatek, l detsky slinta-
eek a l vysfvanou zasterku F.;
Mrs. M. Nachodsky, v%ys1vanou
kucharku; Mrs. J. Bena, par
vysfvanych ~polstard; Mrs. J.
Kostek, 2 hackovane detske
tasticky a 4 vys1vane scarfs F;
Mrs. c.. Kuldan, vys1vany set
do j1delny o 4 kusech; Mrs. Al
Wallner, vysivany scarf; Mrs.
S. Serdehel, vysfvany luncheon
set; Mrs. Josefa Kral1k, hacko-
vane detske satecky; Mrs. An
ma Wallner, 2 ozdobne rucni-
ky a 4 hackovane >drobnosti
Mrs. P. Smolek, hackovany ko-
berec; Mrs. M. Jenko, hacko-
vany ozdobny rucnfk, 1 z1nku;
Mrs. NJ. Cichy, smakovanou
halenku; Mrs. A. Porgat, O.
zdobny vys1vany rucnfk, 1 w.
s1vanou decku a 1 hackovanou
hvezdici; Mrs. E. Vanek, 2
hackovane hvezdice; Mrs. A.
Stanovsky,vys1vanou hvezdici;
Mary V. Pohorelec, 8 hacko-
vane hvezdice; Mrs. R. Mora
vec, hackovanou hvezdici;
Mrs. M. Michalisko, 2 vys1va-
ne scarfs; Mrs. M. Chyba, u
brus; Mrs. M. Staska, 4 hacko-
vane hvezdice Mrs. Betty Kf1z
vyslvany ubrus; Mrs. B. R1ha,
l ubrus, 1 kozenou kabelku,
kos1cek S korenfm, 1 par sire
v1cG a koupac1 1bor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-29
VIVA Ceskoslovenske Verej.
nosti " Statu Maryland!

Vazen1 pratele!
Nam ma starosti stale Van
pTipom1nat Bazaar V1tezstv1,
ktery Sc kvapem blfzl, takze
ami 81 nedovedeme predstavit,
re pouhych 10 dnG mas deli cd
Ceskoslovenskeho dine 9. T1jna.
Veskere pffpravy jdou Gle ku
pfedu. Chaloupka nase jest
jiz postavena, kopy krasnych
selek a sedlack1 obleknuty,
mnoho krasnych rucnfch vys1-
vek hotovo, mas slavny Cukraf
pece naky ty sladkosti, penez-
nj Diary Sc schazejf, tax re vse-
chino dosv6dcuje tomu, re pres
vsechno to kritizovanf nekte-
rych nasich syckG, mas poctivy
Czech i Slovak dovede udelati
kus dobre a krasne narodn1
prace. Touto cestou, dekujeme
vsem "a vsechnu tn krasnou
spolupraci, "a vsechnu tn po-
moo ktera prichazf Cd Vas, bez
velikeho doprosovanf. Vine
vsichni pro jaky krasny Gil
peacujeme, a proto doufame,
re celkovy vysledek Dude vice
nez uspokojivy, coz Dude "a
jiste nejlepsf odplatou vsem "a
veskerou tn praci. Nasi Tide
&C v6di, re ma Bazaar pGjdou,
prece dosud odkladajf zakou-
peni llstkHi, proto obracfme Sc
jeste jednou Sc snaznou zados-
II by jste 81 listky zakoupili
neidele tento tyden, .neb ne
smime zapominat, re jen z
tech listkd, kter6 my rozpro-
dame. dostaneme Ale cisteho
dilu pro nasi Organised. List
XIV kter6 budou zakoupeny az
u pokladny v stem Regimentu,
nepTinesou zadneho podilu pro
mas. Nezapominejme tohoto a
zakupme 81 lfstky u nasich Gle
nu Sdruzenych SpolkG, nasich
obchodnfk1, a pen6znfch Usta-
VII. tax ably mas zisk z tohoto
podniku byl dobry. Vsichni
pomozne die nasich sill.
Vas Kalas.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-29
Modre pridelove jednobodove
znamky neplati pc l. fijnu.

Administrator OPA Mr.
Bowles oznamil, re pc /. mjnu
pTestanou platit jednobodove
pT1delove modre znamky (to-
kens). Jejich odstranenf bylo
umozneno odstranenfm z pfl-
delu temer vsech konservova-
nych zelenin, ovocnych poma-
zanek, a jinych specialit. Pf1-
sti kuponove body pro pTldelo-
vane potraviny budou vesmes v
nasobku lott, take spotfebite-
lie budou pouzfvati svych lott
bodovych papfrovych kupon1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-29
Vyroba budickH Dude vets1 je.
Ste letos i prriSti rok.

Urad War Production Board
oznamil, re v poslednfch trech
mes1c1ch letoska ocekava W.
robu 1,750,OO0 budfckd a v pr
vnlm ctvrtleti roku 1916 DIAL
slch 2,50O,0OO bud1ck1. V n.y.
nejslm tTet1m ctvrtleti bylo
techto casomerG vyrobeno l.
100000. Pred valkou Sc vsak
vyrabelo asi 12,5OO,OOO budfc-
XII kazdy rok.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-29
Nemocnice dobre vybaveny
k leceni obrny.

Americke nemocnice jsou
vyborne vybaveny k lecenf Diet
ske obrny, jejfz vyskyt Sc pod
statne zvysil "a letnich mesicG
Poole urednfho ornament. ne
mocnice mali dostatek k ose.
trent a lecen1 dvakrat a p6l vi.
&c pflpadG teto nemoci neil
dosud bylo hlaseno. Nynejs.
celkove clslo pr1pad1 detske O.
brny je $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-29
Move urednice James c. Lud-
wig Unit No. 139, American
Legion Auxiliary.

We vyrocnf schulz jmenova-
ne Jednoty byly pro pr1stf rok
1944-1945 zvoleny nasleduj1ci
danny:
Mrs. Charles Holub, President
Mrs. Frank Bender, Vice-Pres,
Mrs. S. D. Lipsy, Secretary
Mrs. Joseph Hajek, Treasurer
Mrs. Oh. Hromadka, Historian
Mrs. Joseph Oppitz, Chaplain
Mrs. Mary E.. Troch,
Senior Color Bearer
Miss Barbara Hacker,
Junior Color Bearer
Mrs. Jerome R. Senkyr,
Sergeant at Arms.
James c.. Ludwig Unit No.
1879 kona dobrocinnou praci a
zaslouzi 81 vsestrannou podpo-
ru V kazdem jej1m podniku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-29
SCH0ZE A


Prfstf ctvrtek, 5. Tfjna uspo-
Tada Klub Ceskych Mlad1kI Z.
wardy, 21OO Ashland Avenue
Verejnou SchGzi spojenou Sc
zvlaStn1m programem.
Ma radiu Sc take vyposlech-
ne rec p. presidenta Roosevelta
ktery We ctvrtek promluvf. Ia
catek v $3.50 vecer. Kazdy je
vitan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-29
POE1REB.

" nedeli, dine "a. zafi
zemrela pc dlouhe nemoci kra-
janka PAM Josefina Hefmano-
va, 1922 Milliman ST. We star
So let. Narodila sc v Ceskoslo-
vensku. Ztraty jeff zeli man.
Eel pan Rudolf A. Herman.
Pohreb konal sc We stfedu
81. zarl 2 domu smutku ma Ces.
ky Narodni Hrbitov a byl wy
praven red. pohrbI p. Karlen
SchimHnkem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-29
ZRANENI MA EVROPSKEM
RO.JTSTI

We zprav6 Valencia Dept.
re dine &c. zarf jsou jake rane-
nj ma evropskem bojisti nasle-
dujfcf krajane: Sergt. Josef J.
Lenoch, syn manzel1 Lenocho-
vych, 926 N. Collington Ave-,
1st Sergt. Frederick w. Buch-
ia, manzel pi. Mary E. Buchta,
1920 N. Gay ST.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-29
Celkem
Vecne Diary:

Vecne dairy:
z Belcamp dalslch 5 vyslva-
nych kabelek a 6 part hacko-
vanych vlnenych rukavic. Mrs.
M. Pokorny ustrojila 5 pane
mex; Mrs. M. Hrabanek DIAL
SIGH - tuctu obhackovanych
kapesnikdG; Mrs. M. Primus,
hackovanou hvezdici; Mrs.
Rychtr, vysfvany luncheon set,
2 pot holders; Mrs. M. Noha,
hackovanou hvezdici; Mrs. B.
sevcfk, 1 par zaclon a | lun-
cheon set; Mrs. K. Miller, 2
uterky a 1 rucnfk; Mrs. M.
Neuman, v~ysfvanou decku, hae
kovany lfmec a krajky; Mrs.
M. Pillar, 2 hackovane scarfs
Mrs. K. Kalivoda, 3 hackovane
hvezdice; Mrs. A. Rys, hacko-
vany scharf; Mrs. L. Picek, OBJ
hackovany soubor rucnlku
Mrs. Ant. Nemec, 3 hackovane
hvezdice; Mrs. Ant. Pavlov,
sky, ozdobny rucnik a 2 pol.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-29
LEON HENDERSON
pROMLUVf v BALTIMORE

Ones " patek, %. zari bu-
dou miti Baltimorane pFilezi-
tost vyposlechnouti rec Leona
Hendersona ma schGzi, kterou
poFada Hlavni stan Maryland
sksho Vyboru pro Roosevelta-
Trumana v elsie 10 N. Lexing-
TON St. Zacatek " 8:15 vecer.
Vstup voIny. Kazdy je vftan!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-29

cOoAAOCd y. ~ "A. " 11CJOC0AOA
bratrska a sesterska podpIrna
jednota v Americe = ma "a
sebou skvely rekord 1zitecne a
blahodarne cinnosti "a dobu
90ti rokd, pc kterou dobu slou-
Ii verne zajmdm svych Client,
jejich rodinam a nasemu lidu
v Americe.
Jednota G. S. A. jiz davno
pied zradnym dtokem ma Pearl
Harbor poznala nebezpeci, re
nase vlast Spojen6 Staty Anne
ricke, Dude uvrzena do svetove
valky.
Proto byl pTipraven a Timed
pc Pearl Harbor byl "a vseo-
becneho souhlasu elenstva pTi-
jat plan, die ktereho jednota
G. S. A. pfeb1ra ma sebe place
nj poplatkG clend, kteri jsou
valecne sluzby povolani. Vse-
obecny souhlas clenstva jedno-
ty 6. S. A. S .t1mto planem byl
nejlepe dokumentovan tim, re
clenstvo jednoty dobrovolne
vzdalo Sc pc dobu valky divi-
dend, ktere jednota kazdym
rokem sym clen1m vyplacela.
Bylo urceno ably techto obnosa
bylo pouzito ku placenf po-
platk1 Ia voj1ny-cleny G. S. A.
a ku umoznen1 vyplacenf u
mrtn1ch pojistek padlych Gle
%nG-voj1nd V plnem obnosu GER
tifikatu.
Jednota G. S. A. jest az do
sud jedinou jednotou, nemluve
o pojistuj1c1ch spolecnost1, kite
ra takoveho zaT1zen1 ucinila a
Ia sv6 cleny v branne moci ma
81 vlasti placenf poplatkn pre-
vzala. Co zaklad k tomuto "a
f1zenf urcila fond $500, 100000,
ktery pfeveden byl z prebytku,
a re ktereho jsou vyhody toho-
to zar1zen1 poskytovany.
Jednota 6. S. A. vzdy byla
ma SVEN m1st6, kde pomoci by
10 zapotreb1. Jejf clenove pl-
ne uznavaj1 obeti, jez nasi bra
til a sestry We vojenske sluzbe
pro vsech mas prinasejf, a sku-
tecnost, re clenstvo vzdalo Sc
svych dividend jest krasnym
dGkazem ochoty, Sc kterou 6.
S. A. jednota a jejf clenove po-
mocnou ruku rodinam nasich
clen6-voj1n1 poskytujf.
Opakuji, re 6. S. A. jest je-
dinou jednotou, ktera toto "a
rfzenf ucinila, a $500 jej1ch
clenG, slouz1cfch v r6znych Cd
borech branne moci nasf vlasti
Sc teto vyhody sdcastnujf.
Skvely financn1 stav 6. S. A.
ijednoty umoznil tento who'd
ny plan pro rodiny nasich Gle
n1-vojfn1, ktery zaslouz1 81 pl-
neho uznani vseho naseho lidu.
Presvedcte Sc o vyhodach
clenstvf jednote G. S. A. Ia
slete lined postovn1 l1stek ma
adresu:
Rad Blank {. 1O1, v Sokolovne,
Rad Jaroslav z DUDE, {. 154 v
Delnickem Dome,
Rad Baltimore, SIG N. Rose ST.,
Anglicky Rad Free State No.
428, v Sokolovne.
Rad v Curtis Bay:
Rad August1n Herman, {. 1856,
Sokolovna, Curtis Bay.
Rad v Belcamp:
Lidice els. 456
neb Organisatora:
Frank j. Cfzek,
Little Ferry, New Jersey.
Dostane YAM 1plneho vysve-
tlenf bez jakychkoli zavazkd
z vaS1 strany.
Poselstv1 nasi jednoty je:
"Cesky muz, ceska zena a
ceske d1te patti do cesk6 jed
noty'', a my srdecne zveme vse-
chny vas a vase rodiny:
"Stante Sc cleny 6. S. A. jed
noty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-29
Ceskym rodiGGm a priznivcGdn
ceske skoly " Baltimore.

> fadOSLl a Velkym ZaJmem
cteme zpravy v cesko-americ-
KEN tisku, O zdarnem zahajeni
vyucovanf v ceskych skolach
pc celem Soustatf. Je to pote-
sujfc1 zprava a poznovu sc u
kazalo, co mono vykonati i
"a zdanlive neprfznivych okol-
nostf pri dobre Will, svorne
praci a wire v dobrou vec. To.
ovsem platf dosud O skolach
mimo naseho statu a nynf je ma
mas, abychom ukazali a doka-
zali, re nase ceska vetev v Bal
timore dosud neuschla, ba mao
pax, re sc zelena a ma Sc k Ii
votu vice nez dosud pred tim.
V poslednfch dvou tydnech
jsme apelovali ma ceske rodice
" Baltimore, ably pfihlasili a
tez posflali sve dftky do ceske
skoly. Nase ceska Svob. skola
Augustfn Herman radila Sc
vzdy ma prednfm mfste, proc
by 81 nemohla udrzeti tuto po-
vest i ma dale? Name peknou
budovu, skoln1 pomGcky, ale to
nestacf. Co platna skola nen1-
Ii v nj zak1? IDA Sc, re tax
caste nechavame dobrou vec
padnouti a potion zacneme
znamou Jeremiadu: "To je o.
pravdu skoda, re to tax spat-
ne skoncilo." Takovy narek
nikam nevede a dobrou vec nj
kdy uz nevzkr1s1. Proto ape
lujeme znovu ma nase ceske
rodice, ably poslali sve ditky do
nasl ceske skoly. Name zde
mlade rodice, kteTi sami ces-
kou skolu navstevovali a radi
ma nj vzpom1najf. Proc jejich
dftky by mely byti pTipraveny
o krasnou prflezitost nauciti Sc
krasne ceske Teci? Tez i nasi
prfznivci a pratele mohou cas-
to v teto veci prokazati platne
sluzby. Stacf mnohdy vlidne
slovo, Sc sousedy a znamymi a
kteTf mali dltky We skolnfm
veku pekne promluviti, ably
poslali dftky do ceske skoly.
Mohou Jim pripomenouti, re
zde jest skvela prflezitost po-
skytnouti detem zaklad k ces-
kemu jazyku v slove i pisme.
V pOZd6jSlch letech by treba
radi Ia takovou pfflezitost "a
platili, ale z husta jest jiz poz-
de. I tam, kde sc v rodine mlu-
vi cesky, dochazka do ceske
skoly znamena prohloubeni te-
to znalosti a hlavne seznameni
Sc s mluvnicf a pravopisem, ne
bot obeho jest zapotrebi ku
spravnemu ovladani jazyka.
Nechf nen1 jedine cesky citfcf
rodiny v Baltimore, ktera by
neprihlasila sve dftky do ceske
skoly.
Jak jiz bylo drive oznameno,
zapis ditek Sc kona v budove
ceske svob. skole Augustfn
Herman v sobotu, dine 80. zafi
Cd 5 hodin odpol. do 7 hodin
vecer. Pravidelne vyucovani
zapocne v 1tery, dine 8. Tijna "
5 hodin odpoledne.
Patronat Ceske Svob. Skoly
Augustln Hefban.
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Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MiStnl Zprdyy.

GRADUACE

Mlady mas krajan p. Jindrich
Houska, syn Josefa a Josefy
Houska z clsla tbs N. Colling-
ton Ave., Dude graduovati ma
lekare mediciny dnes, v patek,
20. zarf z University of Mary
land.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-29

P. a p1. Anton1n a Barbora
Jifinec darovali ma Ces. Mar.
|Sdruzenl $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-29
Ceskoslovensky Den 9. Tf1ina

Upozornujeme nase kr@any, by koupi hky Ia tento BAZAR u aend naEch spdkd
obhodnli nb Saveb. Spok6, pnevadz jItou cast pence z hsk1 prodanychn ami dda
nazpet We prospect cL. povaLecneho fondu!
z hHk1 koupenych We Zbronhi nedotanemen Iho!
IA sDRUzEN1 csL. sPOLKU
Josef Pokorny, peds. 81 SyHe Peferova,t tai.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
ADVERTISEMENT
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
S!eep!ess Nights

Doctors say your kidneys contain Is miles
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When disorder Of kidney function permits
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
BIG VOTE NEEDED

Many Democratic leaders feel
that heavy registration and
heavy balloting on Nov. will be
the strongest insurance of Mr..
RooSevelt's reelection.
The activities Of the Go Po-
iitical Action Committee, support
ing the President, have all been
aimed in that direction. and the
Democrats have charged the Re-
puhllcanS with seeking 10 curtail
the soldier vote for fear the men
in service would favor their COM
mander in chief.
Mr.. Roosevelt himself. in his
first campaign speech. minced no
words in charging the Republicans
with responsibility for legislation
which he has claimed would not
give Servicemen full voting oppor.
tunities.
The question OF whether MIR.
Roosevelt will make any more
speeches after tonight is moot
one. He. himself, has said en-
phatically that he has no more
plans for additional talks.
Party leaders, however. ap-
parently are urging him 10 deliver
az least one more, in New York
CITY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
'9O,OOORa||iess
To Hear FDR
BY MERRINiAN SMITH

WASHINGTON. Oct. 5 CUP)-
President Roosevelt will step out
Of his commander in chief role to-
night in his second and possibly
his last-campalgn speech Of the
1914 campaign 10 urge Democratic
party workers 10 get out the
vote on Nov. Z.
The Presidents speech viii &C.
cupy the top spot in a Commute
program arranged by Democratic
National Chairman flanagan and
going on the air on the CHS and
Mutual networks at 10 p. m. de-
troit tmel. After brief introduc-
tory speeches by flanagan and
assistant party Chairman Mrs
Charles w. Tillett, the President
will speak for 20 minutes begin
ming AT 1905.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
. Bookie al SO

NEW YORK, Oct 5 ms
The oldest man ever TO be
arrested in New York City
charged with taking bets on the
horses. Thomas Kane. SO, was
scheduled today to face trial
Oct. 13.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
Now Pipes
Japs Radio Europe
Of u. S. Smoke Crisis

NEW YORK. Oct. 5 ms
The Japan csc Domei agency
beamed an English language radio
message to Europe today de-
claring that there is shortage
OF ciearets" in the United States.
Some 4 american women
have already taken up pipe
smoking" said The dispatch as
recorded by the FEC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05

ticular group does-ard rsuiate ourselves
from all the writings, pronouncements,
opinions Of any individual attached to that
group.
And thus Americans may deny them
selves the help Of many sincere, intelligent,
experienced people at time when our
country needs all the mindpower it can
muster.
Problems like today's don't need heat
hey need light.
They need light from more than one source
-. more than one newspaper, more than
one magazine, more than one book.
They need the pleasant mellow lamp-Ight
Of the fellow who agrees with YOU . and
the diSagreeable blue Search-light of the
fellow who doesn't.
Most of all, they need the daylight that
shines through the clear windows of fact
They need the facts about our present eco
nomic situation in the light of our own past
experiences and that of other nations. The
facts about the great experiments that have
worked and the ones that have failed. The
facts about labor and business-about po-
lillcal theory and political practice.
Are YOU getting these Jacb' Are YOU being
stimulated by The sparks that jump from OPP
POSite poles Of lhmkmg'
Is yoW mind a source Of hch 10 your
friends and your country -. or ofheat'
For instance:
Have YOU read Eric Johnstons "Narnine TO
Labor and Management? You can get It in
bulletin form from the Us. Chamber Of
Commerce.
Is Frederick Hayek's Road to Serfdom,"
Chicago University Press, l944), part of
your information on economics?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
Border Reported Closed

LONDON, Oct. ) lINSl-Reu-
ters News Agency today quoted a
report from the Toulouse radio
saying that Madrid had closed the
French-Spanish frontier in the
region of Andorra because OF
growing guerrilla warfare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05

Nobody hates business as much as people
who have never worked in business.
Folks who don't bother to vote are the
ones who are most contemptuous of poll
ticianS.
Businessmen who have never read what
the professors are really saying are surest
that nothing they say makes sense.
And its usually ladies and gents who
never had labor problem bigger than a
cook who see hooveS and forked tails stick
ing out of factory workers overalls.
If you know a lot of people of all kinds,
you aren't likely to hand down these easy
black-and- white judgments.
You see (as all Of us do when We think
about III that most Americans business
men, politicians, farmers, factory work.
ers, professors-are decent, honest citi-
zens, that they have their share of self-in-
terest, but all of them have contributed
nightly to the growth and strength and
prosperity Of America.
In short, no group wears the devils
clothes.
But the danger is We may think some par
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05

people he or she is crinci:mg, The more FIR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them 10 your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05

Listen for five minutes in almost any
train. bar, living room, or barbershop, when
there's political discussion going on.
You'll be bound to hear somebody doing
a job on business or labor, on politicians or
professors painting them blacker than
Beelzebub himself. You can fairly smell the
birthstone.
And maybe you'll notice this odd fact.
too: The less The speaker knows about me
people he or she is critici-ng, The more JLri-
0nS and bHSterinp The comment is 1nf 10 be.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
s MILLION AT RALLIES

flanagan said last night that
more than 10000 meetings of
party workers had been arranged
all over the country 10 hear the
President speak. He estimated
that when state party Chairmen
had finished arrangements total
of 100000 persons would attend
the meetings.
There is no way Of predicting
in advance the nature OF the
Presidents address. Judging how
ever. by his announcement in his
acceptance speech that he would
answer misrepresentation and
by the tack he took in his first
political" address 10 the AFL
teamSters union here, Mr.. Roose-
welt will respond 10 various At
taekS= by=hts-oppenents on-the
present administration and its
record.
Having used humor with con-
siderable effect in his first speech,
the President might well he ex-
pected again 10 try Wisecracks
such as the one he got off TO the
teamSterS;
"Can the old guard pass IT.
self off as the New Deal: No
performing elephant could turn
a handspring without falling fiat
on its hack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
What kind Of clothes
does the deMl wear j?

Have you looked into Teller and Warnings
The Small Farmer Looks Ahead" pub
lished by Harpers? '
Or that comprehensive book on labor and
It's problems, The Dynamics Of Industrial
Democracy" by Clinton S. Golden and
Harold J. Ruttenbers (Harpers, 1912?
TIME believes Americas arectes,
need, now and in the coming years, is for
the sovereign people to make up their
minds and speak them out.
To do so, citizens must keep them
selves Informed SO, in advertisements like
this, TINE IS seeking TO encourage wide
thinking and reading not only Of the news
papers and TIME, but also Of books and
periodicals that argue the cases and ad-
vance the causes that are in the news.
For Times own future is unalterably
linked to Us. citzenry deeply concerned
about public aIairs-to a nation insiStent
upon seeking the truth and learning from
recorded experience.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-06
STAN DINGs

Two well played games marked
the second evening OF competition
in the City Softball League as Car.
yer Community Center trimmed
Moose Lodge 5-to and Ford Local
S49 downed c. Y. O. 10 at Rec,
reation Park and Ford Field Mon,
day night.
Carver assumed undisputed pos.
session OF first place when they
rallied with five runs in the fourth
inning TO overcome a two run
Moose lead
The Center combined five bases
on balls. an error, and a double by
rightfielder John Russell to score
their winning runs. While his mates
were scoring a commanding lead
pitcher Clarence Selby OF Carver
was limiting Moose to only four
safeties.
The Lodgemen took two run
lead when they counted twice in
the second frame on an error. a
walk. and a single by Rover Muir
ray Sheldon.
WI III hlNtuS, WHO started on Inc
mound for Moose. was driven 20
the showers in the fourth inning
uprising by Carver and was
charged with all OF the Center's
scores. ExMarine Tony Alter. who
relieved Givens on the rubber. al.
lowed three hits but kept them well
scattered TO keep the victors score
less in the last two frames.
Ford Victorious
After dropping last weeks en-.
counter the Ford Local $40 came
back Monday to win over C.Y.O.
and send the latter team into an
uncontested possession OF last
place.
C.f.O. opened the game by taking
a lead when they counted once
when Jim Borst scored on Neil
Schemk's hit in their first turn at
bat Ford overlook C.Y.O. in that
frame when George Waterbury and
Bill Marion came home on first
baseman Conway Harper's triple.
The only home run OF the newly
opened season put Local SAG in a
two run lead in the second inning
when Rover John Skelt hit for the
circuit with the bases empty.
Hits by Dick Binder and Bernard
Stachlewitz accounted for C.Y.O.' S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-06
Students CAIN Althouqt
Fire Burns in Club

Ann Arbor. Mich. June 6--More
than 200 students calmly filed out
the front door OF the Club Wol.
VERNE Youth Center al 20s :.
State 81. : hen told that some run.
bish had caught IRE In a basement
check room. according 10 sponsors
OF the club, who oomplimented
them for showing no signs ~
panic.
The blaIe was believed eau sed
by spontaneous combustion since
the room had not been accessible
10 students or others for some
time There was no damage 10