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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-09

ca, on Wednesday evening, fol-
lowing a brief illness. He was
II years of age.
Mr.. Mcclellan was born on a
farm in Shelby Township. the
son of Austin and Fannie Blais-
dell Mcclellan. For several
years Mr.. Mcclellan resided in
Detroit returning TO his farm
home in 1888. Seven years ago
ne left his farm and moved to
his late home on the River road.
He is survived by his wife,
Jessie Schafer Mcclellan. Serv-
ices will be conducted from the
Schwarzkoff Funeral Home,
Utica on Saturday, Nov. IL, at
$50 o'clock. Rev. Versile Bent
ley officiating. Burial will take
place in the Utica Cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-09
4. SchIueSSIPr

UTICA - Albert SchlucsSlcr,
&c, of 1908 Hall road, died Tues
day evening at his home after a
lengthy illness.
Mr.. SchlueSSler was born in
Sterling township, and was a
life long resident of MaComb
county. He lived at the above ad-
dress for the past A years.
Surviving Mr.. SchluesSlcr are
his wife, Ann; one son, Carlton;
two sisters, Mrs. Lena Rlne. of
Detroit, and Mrs. George Will
hansen, of Utica; two brothers,
Ira, of Dearborn and William, of
Sterling township; and one
grandchild, Luann.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday at 2 pm. from the resi-
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Obituaries

Surviving is one daughter,
Mrs. Mabel J. Kraft, widow Of
the late John Z. Kraft who
died Oct. 20; a grandson, Ro-
bert G.. Gillespie, of Mount
Clemens, and five great-grand-
children.
The remains will rest at the
Hubbard funeral chapel where
prayers will be conducted at 3
p. M, Friday. The funeral will
take place Saturday from the
chapel at $50 a. m, and at ST.
Peters Church at 10 o'clock,
with burial in the family lot at
the Catholic Cemetery. Rev. FIR.
George j. Cairns, of ST. Mary's
College, Monroe, a friend of the
family, will officiate at the re-
QUEEN mass.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-09
Mary Berney

RICHMOND - Mrs. Mary
Ella Berney, 63, of 1874 Kroner
road, Columbus township, died
Tuesday at her home.
Born in Tuscola county, the
daughter of the late Charles and
Alice East Golf, Mrs. Berney
came 10 st. Clair county at the
age of Is years. She has lived
at the above address for the
last 35 years. Her husband,
John, died seven years ago.
Surviving Mrs. Berney are
two sons, Kenneth, with the
Navy in the South Pacific, and
Howard at home; two daughters,
Mrs. Frank Butterfield, Of
Goodells, and Kathryn Berney'
at home; one grandson, Robert
Rutterfield; and two brothers,
Howard and Harry Golf, Of
Richmond.
Funeral services will be held
Friday at p. m. from the resi-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-09
Elisabeth Berry

ROSEVILLE-Mrs. Elizabeth
Berry, "A, of 1919 California
avenue, died at her home this
morning at | a. m.
She is survived by one son,
Arthur G., and one daughter,
Miss Refine Berry, both of Rose
Vile. She was the widow of the
late Samuel Berry, who died
July II Of this year.
Funeral services will be held
Monday at = p. m. from the Will
liam Clyne funeral home in East
Detroit, with Rev. r. J. Rood
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-09
Mary HGnIanin

Mrs. Mary Hamamn, 81, OF
300 French road, Macomb
township, died Tuesday at ST,
JoSeph'S Hospital in NJ 8 u n
Clemens where she had been a
patient since Monday evening
She had been in i'll health for the
last five years, and had been
seriously i'll for five months.
She was a lifelong resident OF
Macomb township, and was a
member Of St. Peters EvangclI-
cal Lutheran church.
Surviving Mrs. Hamamn are
her husband, Gust; the following
children. Mrs. Edith Gaze. of
New Baltimore, Mrs. Esther
Marcath. of Macomb and Fred
Main, Of New Baltimore, step
children Lester Hamamn. OF
Mount Clemens, Walter Ham
ann, at home, and Mrs. Lula
Eisenhardt, of New Haven: four
brothers, Christ and Fred Of Ro-
meo, and Gust and William
School. of Rochester; three sis
tiers, Mrs. Albert WciSkirch, OF
Rochester. Mrs. William Mahn
of Waldcnburg and Mrs. Emma
Harder, of Mount Clemens; and
26 grandchildren.
Funeral service will be held
Friday at 100 pm, from the
residence and at 2 pm. from St.
P e e r S Evangelical Lutheran
church in Macomb township,
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Anna SeefeId

EAST DETROIT - Funeral
services will be held Saturday
al $50 a. m, from the William
Clyne funeral home and at 9
a. m, from st, Veronica church
for Mrs, Anna Seefeld, 70, who
died at her home at 2l732 Carl
avenue, Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. F. X. Cox will officiate at
services, and burial will be in
the Mount Olivet cemetery in
Detroit.
Mrs. Seefeld is survived by
one son. August, of Royal Oak
one daughter, Mrs. Rose Due
wehe; and nine grandchildren
and eight Observation-Disclosures.
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Hugo Mas

UTICA - Hugo Mas, 81, of
1927 Rochelle avenue, Detroit,
former resident of Utica, was
struck by an automobile and
killed this morning about 7 a. m,
while crossing Gratiot avenue in
Detroit, on his way to work.
Funeral services will be held
Monday at 100 p. m. from
Peters funeral home on Gratiot
avenue, in Detroit. Besides his
wife he is survived by sisters
and brothers.
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with Rev. G. A. Sebold, offlciat-
inc. Burial will be in the Clinton
Grove cemetery in Mount Glenn
ems. The Will funeral home in
New Haven IS in charge of ar
ranGementS.
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dence, with Rev, H. Cheney Of
the Memphis and Lamb Method
lst churches, officiating. Burial
will be in the Richmond Gene
terry. The Clifford ID. HenSCh
funeral home is in charge o.
arrangements.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-09

Those who watch us take off
think we aren't coming back
and that we take all the risk,
while we think we have all the
fun and all they get is stripes
we get the citations. - Mai.
Robert Johnson, 81 planes shot
down in Europe.
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dence with Rev. J. Whitman Of
fICiating. Burial will be in the
Utica cemetery. The Schwarz-
koff funeral home in Utica is in
charge of arrangements.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-09

and Rev. Lloyd Patton, officiat-
ing. Burial will be in the Rose
land Park cemetery in Royal
Oak.
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Willis Mcclellan

UTICA Willis Mcclellan
passed away Unexpectedly of
his home, 4053 River road, Uti-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-28
Little Boy Blue
Gets Scholarship

GRAND RAPIDS. Oct. u CUP)
Little Boy Blue" the 6-month-
old orphan who arrived here
Tuesday on a presidentially auth.
orized trip from England, has been
given scholarship fund for his
education at Hardin-Simmons Col
lege, Abilene. Texas, it was re-
vealed today.
Mrs. William Maloney. who
met her grandson in New York
Monday, acknowledged accept
snce of the fund, and said she
was very grateful" for the
security offered young Kenneth.
The infant is the son Of 1t.
Kenneth Maloney. killed in action.
and a British mother, who died
in childbirth.
At Grand Rapids, the baby's
doctor ordered no callers be ad-
mitted 10 the Maloney home for
the next two days 10 get the child
back 10 a normal sleeping and
eating diet and away from the
crowds of friends and newspaper
men who have flocked 10 the
home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-28
|CIO Films
.ReShOWinS

Whether IL was because the
lens was bad and the showing 50
fuzzy or they prefer to ignore
the whole thing. General Motors
heads today failed to take official
cognizance of the UAW-CIO's
showing of the pro-Roosevelt
movie Hell Bent for Election" on
the wall Of their office building at
Milwaukee and Cass last night.
The UAW-CIO, however, has
not tossed in the towel" and will
try again with new lens to bring
the picture TO the public az 7
p. m. Saturday at the same inter-
section.
II the animated color cartoon
film is successful in its delayed
outdoor premiere Saturday, Ed
ward Levinson, UAW-CIO pub
licity director. said last night the
movie will be shown nightly until
election.
The picture depicts a train race
with President Roosevelt at the
throttle OF a "win-the-war" spe-
cisl and the Presidents opponents
driving a "defeatest special"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-28
Denies Taking Bride
From Drafted Men

John Edward Breen. So, of BIAS
Hardwood. former chairman of
Wayne Draft Board No. 3S. was
released on $1,000 bond today
after pleading not guilty before
Federal Judge Picard on an in
dictment accusing him OF accept
ing a bride for deferring two men
now in the service.
The government accuses Breen
Of improperly classifying Joseph
and William Piersante, brothers,
of S583 Central.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-28
Detroiter Is Killed
In Paratroop Attack
International Photo

Capt. George Jatros, "a, a
former member of the police de-
partment, was killed in action
with the paratroops in Holland
Sept. %, his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jatros of so Leicester court.
were informed today.
Capt. Jatros enlisted June IS,
1912, shortly after he had been
transferred from the Bethune
Precinct police station to the Ac-
cident Prevention Bureau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-28
$50 State
Jobs Open

LANSING. Oct. 27-Gov. Kelly
had on his desk today a survey
showing $50 job vacancies in state
governmental agencies.
Asserting the condition is "far
from ideal" Fred c. Striffler
state budget director, said that
veloped in prisons, trainin 6
schools and hospitals.
The worst employment exists
AT the Adrian Girls Training
School where there are insult
ficient house mothers TO supervise
training programs, he said.
In the institutional field. the
ratio which previously was one
employe 10 five patients is now
one 10 seven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-28
Detroit Police Nab
Fifth Escaped Convict

The fifth of the six convicts
who escaped from Jackson Prison
Oct. 6 is back in Jail today.
He is Charles Hemmila, 81. who
was sentenced from Pontiac 10
from 10 10 25 years for robbery
armed. He was taken into custody
az Washington and Grand River
AT 9:l5 last night by Detective 1t.
Squire Parkinson and Detective
John Cotter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-28
tobacco Rules Eased

WASHINGTON. Oct. 27-To-
bacco purchase regulations have
been eased a bit, and the War
Food Administration, through an
ALLEGATION order amendment. will
allow tobacco manufacturers 10
buy from current flue-cured crop
1922 per cent Of the amount they
used during the year ending last
luna %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-28
Chest MeetinQ
Monday Noon

Community War Chest cam
paign chairmen will resume their
daily report meetings at 1915
p. m. Monday in the Wayne Room
Of Hotel Statler.
From then until the drive closes
Nov. 10 daily gatherings will be
held and latest figures announced.
To date S1.227116. or ID per
cent of the Ss.25O,oOO quota, has
been subscribed.
In the meantime. an army Of
$4,000 unpaid volunteers is solicit
ing money and pledges in fac
tories, business establishments and
from private homes 10 provide
funds for agencies serving our
fighting men, our Allies and our
neighbors.
Every one must give and give
generously. War Chest officials
said. because the need is greater
this year than ever before.
The Detroit Times has far more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-28
100000 Aquarium
Set for Belle Isle

The new 100000 aquarium,
which is part of the city's postwar
secondary improvement program,
will be constructed on the north
shore of Belle Isle near the old
yacht club, il was announced to-
day.
Approval OF the site was voted
yesterday by the City Planning
Commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-28

Order lOc United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
trOit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-11
Poznal polskou hymnu.

: Gen. Sosenkowski, jenz veil
polskemu vojsku v Italii, pTijel
onehdy ma navstevu gen. Clar-
ka, velitele americke 5. armady
a byly mu pripravovany obvy-
kle pocty, jez sc setkaly pouze
S jednou pfekazkou. Zadna ka-
pela neumela zahrat polskou
hymnu a bez te Sc nemohlo u
vftan1 obej1ti. Nahodou byla
pTftomna jedna clenkyne Wacs
ktera svym napadem zachrani-
la situaci. Nejprv zavolala jed
noho kapelnfka k telefonu a
pax telefonovala polskemu ka-
pelnfkovi v Rhine, ably jim as
pom zanotoval polskou hymnu.
Kapeln1k ma druhem konci te-
lefonu 81 delal poznamky a nez
prijel gen. Sosenkowski, mohli
mu uz polskou hymnu zahrati
General re slusnosti podekoval
a m%uzikanty pochvalil, ale SOU
krone Sc primal, re mu to dale
premysleni, nez poznal, re JIG
to jeho narodn1 hymna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-11
Okamzik .jsem z1stal stat,

Okamzik jsem zdstal stat,
mysllm, re S otevTenou hubou,
pax mne vstoupily Shy do ocf
a v pohnutf smysln jsem skocil
Pavlovi kolem krku. Ma vic
jsem Sc nezmohl nez ma to, a.
bych no pozadal, ably mi tn rec
s reception napsal. Kdyz mi to
dial, sci jsem ma cimru pro els
tou EASTERN a cepici, svolal isem
v kuchyni osazenstvo a pow
dam: "Tak, mladenci, konec
trablG S tema sosicema. Nam
ma to receipt, kterym potluceme
celou konkurenci. St1jte v po-
zoru, ia YAM to prectu. PIANO.
We, v zivote jste nevideli, jaka
Sc ENEMA S tema chlapama sta
la "a tech nekolik minut: "Ha-
nousku, name umejt podlahu?
Name nabrousit noze, co bude-
me delat zejtra k obedu, name
ii udelat toust1cek? no
zkratka 1plnf miliusove. Jen
mimochodem jsem zahledl Maj
ka, jak padf nekam pres dv1r.
Kan Sci, jsem Sc dozvedel po-
zdeji, ale reknu yam to hned.
Primal Sc Majka ma marodku,
oci navrch hlavy a zaTval ma
vyjukane lapiduchy: "Honem
do kuchyne, nosftka a aspirfny,
zblaznil Sc nam vrchni."
Ia ctvrt hodiny pfisel sefle-
kar. Pro jistotu zGstal ma dis
.tanc a povfda: "Tak, Hanusi,
potfeboval bych RECEIPT ma sosi-
&c, mole PAM 81 S tim newt ra-
dy."
Gale jo, pane doktore, s ra-
dost1, ttady 81 to prectete." Dok-
tor 81 precetl a pta Sc: "Jak
dlouho jste w v odboji?"
"Patej rok, pane doktore."
"No, to mic, to mic, uklidnete Sc,
kamarade, jdete ma ubikaci,
dam yam pekne injekci a pro
jistotu nakej aspirin. Ia par
dn1 budete pasak." Pfchl mi in
jekci, dial aspirin. Usnul jsem
a snil.
Zdalo sc mne, re let1m pro-
storem ma krasnem zlutem ko-
nj. Dal jsem mu ostruhy, boTi-
ly Sc nejak do bficha. Hmatnu
81 pc hr1ve, a S 1zasem pozna-
VAN, Re sedfm ma obrovskem
sosici. Kolem mne plno kras-
nych andelG, v ruce NELL rozza-
tie svlcky. Kdyz pristoupili bill
re, %zjistili jsem vsak, re to ne
jsou svfcky, to, co drzf v rukou,
ale sosice. Jeden ten andel byl
zvlast krasny. Mel takova
nadherna 1sta a pine rty &.
byly ash delane ma lopi -. co
pax to byly take sosice?
Hanko (Nase Noviny)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-11

Ale re svseho nejlepsf jsou
pTece jen sloni. Divoc1, samo-
zrejme, ne krotci, kterym Sc to-
lik divf cernosi z Afriky, kdy-
koli pTijdou tTeba ma Ceylon.
Tam Tfkajf dokonce, re vsech-
no je prevracene, protoze sloni
jsou tam krotcf "a to slepice di-
voka. Slepice tam zijf v dun
gil a chodf je str1let jake donna
bazanty.
O tech divokych slonech,
kterych je ma Aarakanu pekne
mnozstvf, Sc rfka, re jim ne
sv6dcf dieta. Drive pry must
la byt vegetace nejak jina, pro-
toze dnes mali vsichni sloni "a
ludecnf polite, nadymanf a z
toho Sc s1Tf zapach, ktery Sc ia
hne vsude, kudy slon1 stado
proslo. Ale potkat slona, &C
koliv to nenf v6c vzacna, nenf
malickost. Sion sc rad zlobf a
.je pomerne silny. Ma pri tom
We zvyku chodit pesinami a Ii
de take chodf pesinami, kterych
je v pralese malo. Proto Sc tax
casio oba sejdou. Vznikajf z
toho vselijake t6zkosti, jake
Saba bitva slonG ma Aarakanu,
O ktere bohuzel nemohu psat a
ktera zdstane asi navzdy mist
MIN tajemstvfm.
Nine sloni pokazili cely jeden
den, kdyz jsem Sci sam pres no.
ry, koncinami, kde ma mape
Istojf vymluvne psano: "Nepro-
niknutelna dzungle'. Rozum1
Sc, re tam vedla stezka, podob-
ma vetsinou bahnitemu vodo-
padu, ale take tam byly nekla-
mne stopy pFftomnosti slonG,
stopy jeste tepl6, pfipomfnajicf
posvatnou horu Rip. Protoze
isme sli stejnym smerem, k set
kanf nedoslo. Ale mohlo do
.jft, kdyby je napadlo vratit Sc,
ale pax bych Ease nebyl tohle
vsechno vypravel. TAX je to
celkem stejne.
Burma, r1jen 1913.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-11
A. Eden poklada Ia NONE
vzdSnf NsmcI do z tYdnH.

Zahranicnf ministr Anthony
Eden ujistil poslaneckou sne-
movnu, re nebude s Nemci u
zavren mir v pTfstfch sedmi IT,
dnech, ackoli pTipustil moznost,
re Sc .vzdajf v teto dob6.
D9lnicky poslanec Lawson,
mluve proti vladnfmu navrhu,
ably zasedanl parlamentu bylo
odlozeno az do &c. zari, prohla-
sill, re budou-li N6mci porazeni
V te dob9, vlada uzavTe mir a
dodal, re by nemel rad mir to-
no druhu.
Eden odpoved9l: "Nemusfte
mfti starost. Nenf nejmensf RI
siko, re sc neco takoveho sta
ne. Zamenujete dive veci -
vzdanf Sc nepf1tele s podmfn-
kami mfru."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-11
Michigan ma ovoce, nema vsak
koSikIG a delnych sill.

Nedostatek kosik1 k odesla-
nj plodG do trhu a nedostatek
delnych sill ohrozuje povazlive
letosn1 sklizen ovoce v Benton
Harbor, Mich, ovocnaTskem
pasmu jizn1ho Michiganu. Nenl
vylouceno, re cast letosn1 hoj-
ne 1rody propadne zkaze, jak
tvrdi vedoucl zavodG k nakla-
DAM a konservovani ovoce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-11
sOsIc SYMPHONY.

Ten den, co sc mi to stale, o
Gem Sc dovite pozdeji, Sc zacal
spatne. Prselo a byla mlha,
vitr nam foukal vsechny SAFE
do kuchyne. Rano jsem dostal
nos v kancelafi, v poledne jsme
pTipalili omacku, bolel mne
cub -.
We dive odpoledne, stole u
stolu plneho sosic1, marne pc
182te jsem 81 lanai hlavu, jak
z techto sosicn udelat kufata-
Panove tyhle sosice jsou take
kus odboje. A KIDD mel Ia ia
leta s temi sosicemi CO delat,
ten NIUE mluvit o vojne.
AZ Sc vratime domu, a bude-
me Ease delat spolky, tax bud
tie ujisteni, re ten mas sosicovej
urcite nebude NIT spolkove
mistnosti nekde v Hodkovic-
kach.
Ono sc, panove, Tekne sosice,
ale ami to jmeno nesedf. ia
jsem jednou rekl klukdm:
"Dnes jsou k veceri utility jitr-
nice" Chlapci NELL hroznou
radost, fikali me Hanousku, ale
kdyz jsem s tim vyrukoval ma
svetlo boz1, naval mne utility
kuchynskou krysou. Ono Sc,
panove, rekne sosice, ale delej
je! Varil jsem je, pekl, SNAIL,
delal z Mich karbanatky, svfc-
kovou, sekanou, zkusil z Mich
delat tvarohovy strddl, ale
vsechno marne, sosic je sosic.
Kdyz jsem byl v Aldershotu
v kuchynske skole, byl tam Sc
mnou jeden kolega cd jineho
1tvaru. TAX, mezi recf, Sc no
ptam: "Bratfe spolubojovn1-
ku, jak ty delas ty sosice?" On
povida: "Ja ii ten RECEIPT dam,
ale kdyz chces, ably Sc tt pro-
vedly, musis drzet hubu, to je
hrozne ddlezite. Kdyz ii je
pfinesou, poloz je pokud mdzes
do pr1vanu, mech je pekne diva
dny odlezet, pax je k veceru
omej slanou vodou, a az Sc set
mi docela, zakopej je ma zahra
de Ia kuchyni.
Tohle je rozumna rec, ale
melo to mouchy jak by vam o
tom mohl povedet proviant.
TAX jsem 81 u stolu mad sosici
lanai hlavu. Najednou vidim
prichazet Pavla cd plynu.
"Hergot, povfdam Pavlicku, ty
ses prece takovej technik, aspi-
rant ctudovanej a machr v tech
plynech -. nemohli bychom ty
sosice max zplynit? Anebo vi
bee "a pomoci vedy tomu max
zdvihnout mandle?
Pavel Sc trochu zamyslel:
"Tak NAM, Hanusi DOZEN, re
81 pTi tom vymejsleni receptu
pocfnas jake geograf, ktery We
vedomf triumfu sve vedy uziva
okridleneho rceni Quae regio in
ferris nostri non plena laboris
zdaz je ma svete kraj ktery,
by nebyl pin nasich praci? Ma
druhe strane chapu, re variace
v otazce stravy hraJe pomerne
znacnou roll, pokud jde Q mo
ralku a tvou osobn1 satisfakcl.
Tedy, abychom pristoupili k We
ci S tim zplynenim sosicu. Pr
vlastnim procesu nastavajf tfi
frakce. Ia prve tuba, jejiz w
slednici by bylo neco jake koks
We forme do znacne mlry zuhel-
natele, dale kapalna, pravde-
podobne We forme tuku a last
but no means least, frakce plyn,
ma, ktera pro kuchynske potre'
by ztracf ma vyznamu a prak.
ticke ddlezitosti. Ale snad by
Sc obou produktI, kapalneho
pevneho dalo pouzit k vyzive
muzstva. Nebot nam cato, ze
-Ijednak by zmenila chut, jed
max substance sama. Cely vtiI
lie v tom, re reakci budes pro
vadet "a nepfitomnosti vzdu
lchu v hermeticky uzavfene ma
dobe, pod relativnfm TAKEN
"a absolutni absence vody
zkratka suchou destilaci. Dou
fam, Re principy znas. Jejicl
striktnf dodrzeni odvisl cd Wy
: konavateln. Konecny produk
, DO mem soudu Dude asi nec'
l jake cevabcici, ktere jsou exk
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zeny " Anglii " praci.

V britskem prGmyslu je "a
mestnano ash 100000 vdanych
zen, jez mali deti We veku pod
jedenact let.
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Peruansky general " USA.

General Elroy Ureda, vrchni
velitel armady republiky Peru,
pribyl do Fort Knox, KY. ma
prohlfdku vojenske skoly a evil
cneho stFediska pancerovych
Short.
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~ ~
# Padlym \
\ "a \
y Vlast! u
$685.
V~ZpOtn1nka
k uctsni pamatky nasich pad
lych vojinG ceskoslovenskeho
pGvodu re statu Marylandu,
kteri polozili sve zivoty
ma oltar vlasti a "a
"SVOBODU LIDSTVA a
SVETA"
Ma bojistich:
Vojin VITAK KAREL,
Is. 1nora 1913
padl kdesi v Africe
Techn. Sergeant
PROBST VICTOR v.
80. brezna 1913
padl kdesi v Sev.-Amer. oblasti
Vojin HENRY F. LUNAK
20. dubna 1913
padl v Severni Africe
Pvt. F. G.
KAREL MATOUSEK
81. ledna 1914
padl ma italskem bojiSti
H E. sLECHTA
u. S. Navy
zahynul Is. unora 1914
kdesi v Severn1m Atlantiku
Pvt. KAREL MATOUsEK
5. cervna 1914
zabit v bitve O Myitkwina,
Burma
Staff Sergeant
EDWIN j. A
6. cervna 1914
padl v akci pri invasi Francie
1t. JOSEPH w. MELKA
zabit v letadlovem nestest1
20. cervna 1914
ma ostrove Iceland
We Spojenych Statech:
Por. LAYTON G.. ZOUBECK
26. 1nora 1913
pTisel O zivot v aut. nestest1
Vojin FRANK E. KLfMA
"a. cervna 1913
pTisel O zivot v aut. neStesti
Porucik Letectva
A j. SRAMEK
II. prosince 1913.
prisel O zivot pr zT1cenl
Sc letadla
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-31

Canada's 1914 wheat crop is
estimated at 447,656,000 bushels.
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GATE CITY MILL
LABOR TO RETURN

GREENSBORO. Dec. 30.-UP)
Approximately 900 employees of
the Proximity manufacturing COM
pany here, who have been on
strike since Dec. 10 against at
tempt of the Mana cement to en-
ploy what workers termed the
"stretch-out" system, will return
to their looms New Years day in
compliance with War Labor
Board order, spokesman said to-
day
The plant is engaged in making
duck cloth for the army.
The Regional War Labor Board
ordered the management to re-
sumo production on the work
load basis which prevailed prior
to the strike and the weavers
were ordered to return to work
pending further study of the case,
which has been referred to the full
WLB in Washington.
The regional boards ruling will
stand unless OF until different
findings are made by the full
board.
Weavers left their jobs protest
ing that the number of looms they