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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01

II was our day the witness stand in the 9th
District Court at San Antonio, and the wise and
be seated comfortably in the big, straight, wooden
chair near him.
More than 1000 persons crowded into the court
room and lined the streets outside for blocks. Quite
different from stage appearance. No footlights
and music But we liked it.
1t was wonderful to find how many friends we
had More than 80 had volunteered TO act as our
witnesses! Wires and letters from all over the
country had come TO us. wishing us success in our
suit against our guardians and managers. Stage
folk we thought had barely noticed backstage
now asked TO testify, if it would help, to the treat
ment they had seen us endure.
Our feet did not touch the floor as we seated
ourselves.
Just think of being in my drawing room, girls"
said Attorney Arnold, land tell the judge your
story in your own way"
Then l, Violet, who usually is the quieter took
the lead and the minutes melted and there
was not cough in the room nor serape Of a shoe
Would the judge believe the story which would
contradict the years of glittering ballyhoo about
our lives? On his belief hung our freedom and even
than that
We were asking that Edith and Sir give an ac
counting the thousands of dollars we had earned
and thar a receiver be appointed for the fortnne
Sir had collected In pay checks for exhibiting US
over most of the world
We also wanted the contract Cancelled which
we had been induced to sign and which compelled
US 10 work for Sir for $500 week But most i'm
portant Of all was our plea for an injunction TO
prevent Sir or his wife from ever molesting or in.
terfering with our freedom again.
| SUDDENLY remembered the whisper of Harry
Houdni, If he were somewhere in that
crowded courtroom trying to help us just as he had
often tried during furtve, guarded moments back
stage His words clearly when in the excite
ment and tension my voice seemed TO disappear:
Being Siamese twin needn't hold you back if you
believe in yourself. Forget your physical link and
develop mental liberty"
Then l began TO talk. At times forgot my
twin was linked to my body-perhaps because she
was so closely in agreement with everything l said
Win inc
through me. she as quiet as any other person
listening in that crowded room.
Next week. Daisy and Violet Hilton, the attrac-
tive Samese twins, will tell how they Jared i'm one
OF the most sensational trials I'm this country's
courts.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01

cit Was Like a Dream
That First Taste OF Free
dom. We Had Dresses
Sent Up to Our Hotel
Suite. I. Violet, Had Al.
ways Wanted to Drink a
Cocktail. i, Daisy, Wanted
TO Smoke n Cigarette.
We Did!n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01

Daisy and Violet Hilton Joined Since Birth With No Hope
Ever Being Intimate
Told Story of Their Fight for Love and Happiness
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Used Car
Ceilings
due Soon

WASHINGTON Fob 10 GNs)
The OPA va. reported ready
TO-DAY 10 soy ceiling prices ON used
automoblc within tac nest 50 to
90 days
The lanc-aWatod used car maxi
NUNS probably Will bee established
al the level OF average prices for
the car> m January Two or three
sets oi prices VII bc announced to
take care OF Tho traditional price
difference 100 VARIOUS sections
Dealer will be permitted. 10
charge January 1911 prices for
secondhand Gals provided the cars
are rcCOondItioncd and properly
guaranteed Prices VIII bee 20 per
cent lc.s for as u.s. uonreCondi-
toned used machine
Attempt 20 roll back prices 10
l942 Levels us called tor In pro-
posed regulation IaN summer
have been abandoned because OF
dealer opposition
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Aliens Wife Asks
Citizenship Status

War Problem Clinic
II mas been ms understanding
that z wife married recently 20
an alien does not lose her citizen
ship However recently ! heard
that she loses her citizenship and
would certainly like 20 know
where ! stand Can SOU fcli me +?
MRS II Is *.
Dear Mrs. ~ "a IL
Since sept -. 1922 ma
tive born American woman
does not lose her american
ciiizruehip upon marriage TO
an alien
JUDGE JANIS r. CHE
NOT. Wayne County Circuit
Court
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
SO DELICIOUS, SO FRESH,
SO SWEET, WE DARE SUGGEST
THE HARDEST TEST OF ALL
-ME MuEEl1 HtaF B7T

eyes. folksr says Blue Bonnet
Sue. "Nhen margarine Is hot
and melting, your taste will tell
you instantly how good Ia Is.
That's why I'd like YOU TO try
my new Blue Bonnet Margarine
on h0f food. Then ] Fuou you'll
agree it's cot tina real. honest to-
goodness fabic- spread flavor that
makes things really appetizinai
You see, when We make Blue
Bonnet Margarine, we use rich,
nutritious vegetable oils fresh
pasteurized skim milk ...allfrom
fine American farms. And We
toiled for months over the recipe
so you folks can have a real fGbie-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
War Problem Clinic:
Guidance Asked
On Insurance,
War AIIotmentS
War Problem Clinic:

Tod3y's WAR PROBLEM
CLINIC column IS again devoted
10 questions concerning ailot-
mcHtS 80 dependents Of scrviCe-
men or involving issuance Of in
SuranCe
Fred f ButZci. prominent De
troit attorney. civiC leader end
chairman OF the Council of So
clal Agencies. answers these
questions. and they should prove
t1etut1It- tho ErEdf nl1lDer 81
readers of the WAR PROBLEM
CLINIC faced with similar prob
lens
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Voters Know

SEATTLE. Wash, Feb. 10
oINS)-Nice President Wallace
suggested today that members of
The senate and House might
change the tenor OF their speeches
II proceedings were broadcast
Wallace. an = speech here. said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

that New Zealand brosdcssts it's
legislative proceeding, with the
result that many lawmakers
either changed their views or
failed 20 be- reelected
lie remarked that a. the pre-
siding officer OF the Senate he
believed tho plan has very inter-
eSting m fact unlimited posSi-
bilItipg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
MetheF Asks Advice
on Seas Insurance

War Problem Clinic
My son was married two
months before 10 was incucfed
INTO The armed forces and made
ms insurance policy naming botl
ms wife and myself as Dene-
hciaIc>
lbs Wltc has rccrNCd hey policy
naming her - beneficiary and ]
have nothing Am / supposed n
hpyc a poDcs too
AIRS. c. 3.
BrHr Mrs e ~
There o. no reason why your
danghtGf In.la1 h a al a net
have lD her Ei0ssession policy
covering both you and her
However. II YOU are In doubt
regarding The terms oi the
policy. Aou cap write directly
10 Dependents Allotment he
nArfLslen1 Of ihe Mar Depart
Ueni. " silingtcn, and they
viii let Nou know whether you
are covered b., the insurance.
FEFB " Bt fit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

Spredd-chock.fulI OF fresh sweet.
delicious favor right down TO the
last tempting bit''
So NvfrifioUsl So EconorieGii
Fleischmann' Blue Bonnetisone
OF the richest sources Of food en-
erRy for growing children and ac-
tive workers. There are : 400 food
energy units and 9.Oe0 units of
Nitamin A i'm every pound!
Yet. Blue Bonnet iswonderfully
economical. IL saves you about
half what you pay for the most
expensive spread--and IL takes
only b ration points per pound
instead Of 10. Get some-today!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

. Reiat tired Hertes for
get jour Worries'
Doc'o8 know mar esncirE Eifts
hsslrhtui rssSzrios .. rhsrt WV
~ fnanv 81 iber co-ns 20 Arthur
Nurfsy, and adrIss iessons tor Their
rsfisn-t.
Fo'i9u -th~- iras and r--oli -oaa-.
-iarfl u--D--f ----- -s-e-.e Al; -As-s-4ls
Nurrs, tncad.E nnfr. :. dclgtlt
seii-eeusaepls 1omr r-rtu rouf ,err
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Practical
Joke
|BackfireS

foh44ias 5lt-sstia-ftfa 80 -e,4 iazi55I
taste, who works al Briggs
~ for a lot Of var plant horse
~
Once. he had = rag round has
X and somebody sci u afire
linen. the fellows began 70
|nper with hrs lunch Al the
,n buzzer. Johnny would make
lash for the place where he lett
sandwiches and coffee, only
find them gone.
7e didn't mind too much There
S lot of horSeplay around and
I had so show you could take n.
MOUSE IN LUNCH
But "A mouse In his lunch was
rxtng things too fdr.-----------
The results thereof involved
zee fellow workers suddenly and
-steriouSiy Itt tho county chem
a couple OF homicide squad
eCtiVcS, and an assistant prose
or who drem- this Aipry from
INN:
Johnny sid hc U0ught two
Inns Of crotou on. 4 hesSR
hartlc. and Yesterday added a
l. drops 10 the coffee his wife
al m = quart uilk bottle
at the plant he lett tho bottle
the heat treat oven II was
y = few minutes later that the
zee rather sick follow employees
Twed up a. INC plant irN and
ton
oUNTY CHEMIST CALLED
The doctor There called IN
|nty chemist VINO called thc
nicide squad winch sent out
DETECTIVES who tfailed down
|1nnN
Released after he told has story
Il with the three fellow work
recovering Johnny smd re-
ltantly;
- gaess \ oxerdid ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

Buy War savings stamps the
DnNPnicnt way order thrm
rliVered 10 your door from y our
'ctroit Times carrier salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

FIST le,.or. In fev hour, YOU can
90 ths RuHes -. the newest foK
] - -ss4F..- 81 ----e---- III
Pr,psre nov ~ have me bet ,irns
ever a. vouy nt1r rErry 49,. See hou
80 49, dsn1srt dr'fe ,osr psY -.
Watch 'h, orchsstrs Plsv up 70 )oEi
Do,', 3elsf ft ~ csrv 90 rr----r
! n-s.teL1.-t rz.-nel - 49, A.
~ Come % tossa -or phons
a. gf7T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

imf Of croion on q hesya
hartlc and Yesterday added a
y drop, 10 The coffee ms VIfc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
'oUNTY CHFMiST CALLED

The doctor 'hcre c7Ucd IN
|nty chemist VINO called tho
nicide squad which sent out
I, detectives who tfailed down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
GIRLS Panties and Vests

Snug fitting Snug Rib cotton knit For
long wear and less work they need no
ironing Vests with built-up shoulders.
Button closure elastic insert panties. Girls
small, medium and large sizes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

II guess \ oSerdid ~ -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
Russian Musical at Cinema
Has Hollywood Trimmings
BY IRMENGARD POHRT

THE RUSSIANS seem 10 be
experimenting with that old Holly
wood standby, the musical in
which every change Of scene offers
the chance 10 sing another song.
This is the observation one feels
called upon 10 make, anyhow, after
viewing Taxi 10 Heaven" musical
comedy which opened at the
Cinema yesterday.
The singing as offered by a pair
Of young stars. Ludmila TSeli-
kovSkaya and Georgi Speigel, is
pretty good but the too-familiar
trick of having them fill all their
leisure moments with operate
arias escapes none OF its Gus
tomary artificiahty.
The rest of the Hollywood trim
mings include a quantity of gri-
maces and some pretty broad
humor but not a series of good
makeup Jobs.
Miss Ludmila. the blond lady
who stars, makes a pleasing her
oine, for she's nice looking, ano
has a fine voice and a welcome
spontaneity. She is cast as a
young opera star who makes her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
| Rehearsal
3 Mos. Early

AS AN example Of how far in
advance plans for symphony
season must be made, a proof
reading" rehearsal of a program
sheduled for next Dec. 2S was
held in the Masonic Auditorium,
Wednesday. IN
Gustave Haenschen. who will
conduct Gian-Carlo Menotti's "Old
Maid and the Thief" Dec. %, has
reorchestrated the score and is
using a full symphony orchestra.
1.-The Old Maid and the Thief"
is an operate trail-blazer, for it
was the first successful opera writ
ten for radio. 1t was first commits
stoned and performed by MIC in
1899 and has been performed with
great success, both by radio and
thpatpr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
Local Night Clubs Feature
Songs, Comedy. Dancing

ter of ceremonies Billy Naples.
the precision dancing Taylorettes
and Teddy Buckner's Orchestra.
LONDON CHOP HOUSE-Aus
drey Thomas pleases with her
pianologs. witty improvisationsr -
the lyrics of hit tunes TO WI
she adds her own piano acc& I
paniment. Song star Eilene Faye
sings to the accompaniment OF
Frank Gagen's Orchestra.
THREE TREES CLUB-Elass
tic legged Mel Snyder continues
as master of ceremonies for q
third week. The sBea Vestep
Dancers frame the show with enc
semble routines, Dave Wilborn
offers vocal versions OF current
song favorites. and Al Alexanders
Ragtime Band plays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10

THE SIGMA chapter Of Sigma
Alpha Iota, national musical fra
ternity, will present It's final mu-
sicale of the season al SIS p m,
Monday in the home Of Mrs. Err
nest Piper. June WeScott, in
charge Of the program, plans en-
tertainment based on modern
music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10

ROY SWARTZ. whose boogie
beat is solid, offers all the current
hit tunes in his ow~ piano ar
rangements at the Brass Rail.
The Three Music Makers, versa,
tile chaps who play almost any
instrument named. have wide
repertoire of ballad and swing
tunes. Their piano, bass fiddle
and accordion arrangements lend
themselves 10 request melodies,
too.
CLUB THREE 666-Bettie Tay-
lor's new sepia production, Fun
zapoppin'." starring Lillian Fitz-
gerald. is in its second week.
The supporting cast includes tap
dancer Billy Bird, sweet singer
Dorothy Derrick, blind boogie
woogie pianist Artie Duke, mas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10

Scarlet Claw" II a. m, i'43;
426, Z. o.3f p. m; cobra Woman. -
- ~. 2:57 $40. s:14 10:4s ?. m
BROADWAY CAPITOL standing
Room only" IL a. m, l.5s $40, TAO,
1881 p. m: Henry Aldrich Plays
CUPID" 1851. 9:s2. e.33, s:24 p. m
CINEMA Taxi 10 Heaven" u so,
? so 30. $50. S so. 1880 p. m. "Eas-
ter Day IN Moscow" Ia IS. 2.3s. 4.3s,
FIsHER-"cover Girl" 1880. 41s
500. l1:4s p. m: CRY Havoc 1888,
MADISoN-"Covsr Girl" 1920. SOB
s:5s. 1887 p. m: "Cry Havoc" l:22'
MICHIGAN - Gay Nighues." i17
4.0e. 6:55, e:if p. m at Happened To-
morrow" 1880 a. NJ, 2is. SOS, 1851
l0.4S ,. m
PALMS-STATE-"Hit Gang" i2:4o
40. 7;35 II .o5 p. m. "Knickerbockei
Holiday" ii.to a. m, 2.35, q %. a.3l
p. m
TELENEwS-News, short subjects.
a m 20 II p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS "Broadw
Rhythm" 100 a. m, 81 = 3i 10 2
D m; "Yelow Canary %. A.oS. $50
p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10

THE ART CENTER MUSIC
SCHOOL Will present group Of
students in a piano recital at $50
y. m. Tuesday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
Student Musicale

HAZEL ELIZABETH yum
STEIN will give a demonstration
by 3 and 4-year-old children and
also an informal musicale with
older students at the Womens
City Club at 3 p. m. Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10

debut on the night that her pilot
boy friend is sent into the battle
zone TO pick up a group Of wounded
soldiers.
AS a bit of entertainment from
a Battle-Ground nation. Taxi 10
Heaven" is commendable. II is
certainly not highly original but,
if the type of musical which Holly
wood puts out is what the movie
going public wants, this film
makes a gesture toward that end.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
Medieval Drama
To Open tuesday

EVERYMAN'S THEATER will
present four performances of a
medieval English morality drama,
The Traveller" next Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday and on
Sunday. June Is. at $50 p. m. in
ST. Paul's Cathedral. The play was
written by William Kendall Clark
and adapted for Chancel produc-
ton by Walter Koste, director of
Everyman's Theater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
Sally Levine in Recital

!. BERTRAM BELL and Lee
Corbman will present Sally Levine
in a piano recital in the Detroit
Conservatory of Music hall at $50
p. m. Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
MGM Has
2Oth Birthday
BY CHARLES GENTRY

IT'S HAPPY birthday 20 Metro
GoldwNn-Nisyer for the studio
celebrates lis 20th anniversary to-
day.
The event will be heralded here
by Michigan motion picture eX-
hihitors and company executives
when William r. Rodgers. vice
president Of the company and gen.
eral manager Of sales and distri-
button al Loew'S Incorporated.
arrives in Detroit for a luncheon
~ the Book Cadillac Hotel. The
local welcoming committee will be
headed by Jack Byrne, district
manager Of M-G-M and Frank
Downey, resident manager OF the
film company.
Since Leo. the lion. first tossed
his name and opened his Jaws in
audibly some 20 years ago for
such early and silent M-G-M sue
ceSSes as The Big Parade and
Ben Hur," the company has re-
leased 1000 pictures. Many Of
these have been the greatest sue
ceSSes in the history of the cinema.
The first Leo is gone but the orig
mails grandson is still going strong
as the best known of the motion
picture trade marks. Rodgers, too.
is celebrating his Doth anniversary
along with Metro, having Joined
the company in the first year of
its existence. He is also chairman
~ the distribution division Of the
War Activities Committee for the
Motion Picture Industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
COMING FILM EVENTS

Metro product coming along for
the Goth anniversary year, in
cIudeS See Here Private Har-
grove" screen version of the best
seller: "GaSlight" which co-stars
Ingrid Bergman and Charlie S
Boyer; Andy Hardy's r lon d e
Trouble" which has Andy seeing
triple d. q. hlondesl Two Girls and
a Sailor" with is hit tunes. Oracle
Allen playing her Zone Finger
Piano Concerto" Harry James and
his band. Jose Iturbi. Lena Horne.
and a romantic love story with
Gloria De Haven and June Ally
son as the two ladies in Van John
sons arms. And another early
entry in technicolor Bathing
Beauty" which stars Red SHELTON,
Esther Williams, Harry James.
Xavier Cugat, and Incorporates
some underwater ballet scenes
and also introduces to the screen
Ethel Williams, sensational organ
iSt of THE Hit Parade"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
INVASION NEwsREELs

n ! n tIN DIV the American ana
British armies are being shown
at the Michigan, Fox. United Art
lists, Palms State. Broadway Cap
itol, Fisher. Riviera. Royal and
Cinderella Theaters beginning to-
day.
This timely short subject was
rushed direct from General Eisen-
hover TO General Marshall. 1t
pictures entire preparations for
''DY Day and the actual begin
ming of the invasion itself.
Phil Brestoff and the Michigan
Theater orchestra will salute the
opening of Michigan's Fifth War
Loan drive this week, with spe-
cial overture played against a
lighted backdrop that features the
states official slogan selected by
Frank n. Isbey for the drive, I'VE
Have Faith" The poster which
shows the figure Of soldier. a
workman and a child. has been
made into a film and will be used
as a background for the overture.
Included in the patriotic medley
assembled by Brestoff will be a
paraphrase Of the Beethoven Vic
tory" code: "Over There" ANY
Bonds Today" American Patrol. -
Taps" and Sousa's Stars and
Stripes Forever"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
Film Time Clock

Army Air show Reopens
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
Sorority Musicale

- Armv Air show Raopsns /,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
Students TO Play

49, Army AIR Show Reopens Sni
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-26
Pestovani morus
" "Protektorate."

New York (CTK) "Der
Neue Tag" uverejnil vyhlasku,
kterou Sc vyb1zej1 obyvatele
"Protektoratu", ably v6novali
v6tsf pozornost pestovanf kefd
moruse a bourcG morusovych.
Jakysi move zT1zeny "Seidenin-
stitut", cili Ustav pro vyzkum
hedvab1, V Hradci Kralov6 O.
hlasuje ochotu podat vsem "a
jemc6m bezplatne informace a
poucenf o tom, jak pestovat
bource a vyrabet hedvab1. Do
porucuje Sc zejm6na spojit pc
stovani, hedvabnictv1 a chow
slepic.
IDA Sc, re NemcGm Sc nepo-
daTilo dovezt mnoho hedvabi
re spojeneckeho Japonska a
re Sc tedy chystaj1 ma svepo-
moe. Ovsem, lie doufat, re Sc
liz " "Protektorate" nedockaj1
rozmachu hedvabnictv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-26
III. Ma<.x
with q 1uko,,u

re Cesi Sc varujl podat ne
jaky podobny inserat, nebot
by Sc mohl zapet1 dostavit ne
mecky "nadclovek" a. rekviro-
vat predmet m1sto vymeny.
Vybirame re dvou c1sel "Der
Neue Tag, l. a 2. 1nora:
"Vymenlm skoro move boty
{. AZ "a stejn6 hodnotne vets1,
{. 43 nebo Al. Pod znackou
"Prilis male atd. administrace
Der Neue Tag"
"Vymenfm dive velke zinko-
We koupac1 vany "a koberec.
Obnosene panske boty a praco-
WI boty velikosti 43 vymenlm
"a jfdelnf pr1bor nebo soupra-
WI talfrn. Praha VII. Dobro-
skeho ul. 36/II. v pravo."
(Patrne sc manzel teto ne
mecke zenske jiz nevrat1 z rus
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-26
Najem ma dobu valky.

New York (CTK) = Tento
zaj1mavy inserat Sc vyskytl II.
ledna v prazskem denniku Der
Neue Tag:
"Ve stTedu mesta lie maj
mout kancelaTske mistnosti v
rozmeru 100 ctver. metrd. Pou-
re ma dobu trvanf valky. Pod
znackou . atd."
IDA Sc, re stejne vetsina n.y.
nejsfch najemc6 v Praze, ktef1
hledaji mistnosti pomocf nacis-
tickeho der Neue Tag, ne
Dude prodluzovat najemnl
smlouvy pc valce, a zvlastni
pTipom1nka proto Sc IDA pre-
bytecna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-26

Ike fronty a nebude potrebovat
obuvi, kdezto pT1bory a tallre
Jim snad byly rozbity pTi male
tech ma Nemecko).
"Baronka Else Won Helldorf,
Mnichov E., Brienerstrasse 2,
nablz1 sve sluzby pri prostfed-
kovanf snatkd." Baronka, je-
jfz jmeno pripomfna prvn1ho
hitlerovskeho policejn1ho pre-
sidenta v BerEne, pod jehoz We
denim move Nemecko" Sc "a
Gallo v Berl1ne p%rojevovat jake
stat S velmi "vykonnou" polici1,
pfipomfna, re ma znamenite
spolecenske styky v cele "Vel-
konemecke T1si."
"Nablz1m hnede panske sne-
rovac1 boty velikosti 40/41 "a
damske plstene nebo kozene
boty velikosti 38, nebo dobrou
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-26

Nekolik namatkou vybranych
inseratd v prazskem''Der Neue
Tag" podava zajfmavy obraz
dnesnf situace v Praze. Nutno
nit ma pameti, re tyto inseraty
tiskne nemecky denn1k a re
mezi sebou takto obchoduj1
Nemci, kteTi jiz pc vice nez pet
let vykradajf Ceskoslovensko.
Je hodno pozoru, re vets1 cast
nabfzenych nebo zadanych W.
men Sc tyka satstva nebo nut
nych pfedmetd bytoveho zari-
zenf. Nev1me, jak asi pomery
vypadajf mezi ceskym obyva-
telstvem, u nehoz nedostatek
vsech nutnych ziovtn1ch potfeb
je pochopitelne jeste o mnoho
vetsf. Je vsak podobno prav-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-26
Hlavni vec.

Diva obchodnf sokove Sc do
hodli, re p6jdou dohromady.
Dali tedy u notaTe zhotoviti
smlouvu. Kdyz pTisli k pode-
psanf, kroutf Balsi neddvefive
hlavou.
"Nelfbf sc YAM n6co?1 dota-
zuje Sc notar.
"Nezda-li yam neco, racte
to jen Ffci."
ia bych rad, abyste tam je-
ste ucinil dodatek: v pr1pade
konkursu rozdel1 Sc zisk mezi
oba spolecn1ky rovnym dflem."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-26

kytaru. Pod znackou Malo
nosene atd."
"Vymen1m elegantnf taftove
saty, bluzu a billy pullover v
dobrem stavu "a hedvabne ne
DO vlnene svetle damske saty.
Dorothea Won Kessel, Biber-
teich ueber Reopen, Neumark"
Tato urozena zenska patrne sp1
Sc hleda zmeny v garderobe
nez nutne osacen1, ale i tax je
inserat poucny, nebot ukazuje,
jak chudak nemecka slechtice
must nosit obnosene sastvo, ba
pUpadne i cd jineho panstva
odlozene.
Jiny inserat nabizi vymenu
elegantnfch cernych damskych
strevfc1 v dobrem stavu "a
sportovn1 boty. Nebo opet Sc
nab1z1 velky koberec, "prima