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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-23
Eva McBroom Becomes Mrs. Collin,
AT Exquisite Home Wedding

Bell. Minnie Lowndes. Ira VA.
ny w. Il. Russell. Elizabeth r r-
by. Manwella Williams. An T Nv
as sr-. Nancy Benjamin and N'.' '
es Jeanne Cole. TIme,ta csr,''.
and Elizabeth Green
Among the many guest,
Mrs. Cecilia West aunt ., w
groom, Cleveland: Miss ~. ~
Watts, Major and Mrs. Row uo 's.s
Mrs. Frank Raiford, Mrs. Nav, W.
Jeffreys, Capt. and Mrs. aI,'.,
Thomas. Jr, Mrs. Ada Johr.''
Mrs. Lottie Battles. Mrs Co...
Dunbar. Pope BENJAMIN. Mr.. !.
seph Thomas. Jr. Maceo Thew.
Helen Thomas. Miss Helen rn".'
as. Mrs Marion Stockcn ~
Frances Polk. Mrs. Henry nors.'
Miss Carolyn Dunbar. Mrs Ma.
Taiiaferro, DR.. and Mrs w.
willis, Mrs. Doris Pelham NJ,
Bculah Whitby and daughter Cha,
liita; Or. and Mrs. f. a cs~..
Mrs. Marion Gresham. Miss IJ,,,.,
Brown. Mrs Gladys Mills Nrs IN
liam Johnson. Mrs. Iris Cox. NJ,
Doris Bell. Mrs. Eddie Robins,
Mrs. CASTOR OF Delaware. n,
Marguerite Carol. u Clms,sns.
Miss Malinda wells. DR.. An ?
Thomas, Sr., Mrs. CorrIne Marin
Mrs. +. +. Dawson. DR.. ami ~,
William Poslles, Mrs. ii. r lI,ry,,
Cleveland: Mrs. Albert Greenl,v
Mrs. Joseph stanton and dsuqh,,,
Alice: Mrs. W. r. Poole. Of Pm.
burgh; Mrs. James cole Mrs Bs.
ME Smith. Mrs Lucille Brown
Miss Helen Thomas. Mrs Jer.r.
Macklin. Mrs. Russell and dsurh.
ter. Ar. and Mrs. j. f. Mcca
Mrs. Edna D. Shaw. Ms. I. II. Mar.
tin. Mrs. d. Burton and dsugh,sr
Princess; Mrs. Ernestlne Wake,
Miss Roberta Mcclure. Mrs. Sallt
Darden. and others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-23
| M P ROVE MEMS
Begin in a few dap|
HELPS BRIGHTEN, LIeHltN
SOFTEN, CLEAR OFF Dull !,
SKIN, LOOSEN BLAcKHtAO'

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Black and White Bleaching ~
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Black and White BLEACHING S ,cu
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rected. Larger sizes &c ~ I..msns
at all dealers. Be sure "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-23
BY NJ. PENICK

W Hitt htutlVtlf oottAr oHN oo'@
nuns formed the background al
the McBroom home on Josephine
avenue Saturday. when Eva Nc
Broom. daughter OF DR. and Mrs.
Felix McBroom, and c. T. Collins,
OF Cleveland. were united In mar
-riage with the Rev. Horace A.
White officiating.
The DuPre Victorian sextet sang
several selections. prior TO the
wedding ceremony
Miss McBroom. who was given in
marriage by her brother. Felix Nc
Broom. Jr. wore gown of candle
light satin modelled on classic
lines. The sweetheart neckline
was trimmed in chantilly lace and
the sheerest OF chiffon Joined this.
10 give the covered-up appearance
The pointed tips OF the sleeves
were trimmed in the same details
The fun flowing skirt extended in
TO a.court train in the back
A full-length veil OF Illusion fell
from tiara-type headdress, which
consisted OF mother-of- pearl or
ange blossoms The<bride-earried
bouquet OF white roses, orchids
and gladioli.
Preceding the bride up TO The
altar we're the bridesmaids. Mrs
Marguerite McDavid. Mrs. Marga-
ret Thomas and Miss Mary Eliza
beth Cole. or oklahoma and the
maid OF honor, Marjorie Carter.
The maid OF honor was gowned
in orchid taffetta. fashioned with
sweetheart neckline. a peplum at
the waist. both net trimmed and
houfiant skirt. Her headdress
was matching net bonnet that
framed her face. and she carried
huge bouquet OF red roses and as
terS.
The bridesmaids were robed IN
powder blue taffeta dresses made
along the same lines as the
gown worn by the maid OF honor.
They carried bouquets OF yellow
roses with Peruvian violets
Samuel Thomas. Jr., was ring
bearer, and little Kay Darden.
flower girl Master Thomas wore
black velvet Peter Pan suit and
little Miss Darden was very pref
ty IN white organdy and white
eyelct bonnet.
Dr Wayman CASTOR, OF whining
Ton Della. was best man. The ush-
ers were: Samuel Thomas Sr. Jo-
seph Brown. Dr. Raymond Hack
ney. OF Cleveland. and Wesley
Bows. also OF Cleveland.
The brides mother wore q pink
gown cut on Grecian lines. An or
child corsagc adorned her shout
der.
The wedding ceremony was fol-
lowed by reception throughout
which string trio furnished mu-
sic. Upon wishing the newlyweds
much happiness. the guests were
conducted 10 the McBroom's love
" garden. where they were served
delicious ice cream. cake and
punch.
The beautifully appointed bridal
table in the dining room was cen
tered with huge three-tiered bril-
dial cake. topped by miniature
bride and groom The cake was
cut by the dainty bride.
The couple left later Saturday
afternoon on honeymoon trip 10
Quebec. Canada Mrs. Collins go
ing -away outfit was a black failie
dress with bright blue trimmings.
a black felt beret. black faille bag
black slippers, bright blue gloves
and silver fox jacket The newly
weds Will stay at the famous Chat
eau Frontenac in Quebec. which
oyerlooks the picturesque 81. Law
renee river
Mrs. Collins presented her at
PENDANTS with cxquisitely wrought
sterling pins The grooms gifts
TO his attendants we're gold mono
grammed money clips.
Those who assisted az The we'd
ding included Mesdames Haley
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-23
OBSERVE rs
YEARS TOGETHER

Lucille and Hosea Hubert. Of
Hague avenue. celebrated their
twenty-hfth wedding anniversary
Saturday night The guests in
cluded intimate friends OF the
couple.
Mrs Hubert Is daughter ruler
81 Florence Ames Temple. while
her husband Is exalted ruler Of
the Heart OF Detroit lodge, Of
IBP0Ew.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-23

20. Her guests were Mrs. Mary p.
Gordon and her sister. Mrs. Lille
Poole. who also visited IN New
York before coming TO Detroit.
While here. they were also guests
OF their relatives. Mrs Mamie
lI.ghtower and Clarence llightow-
er. OF 5757 Bcaublen.
Mesdames Gordon and Poole re-
turned 10 Chicago Sept L.. after q
delightful stay in the Motor City.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-23
Tighten Skin
TaNrG a MtnfIrrG

Apply new NIX Liquid Bleach. Tighten
Ing film adds rs llghiness 70 skin In 3
minutes while active bleach ingredient
works from beneath. No ssifine. Light
ems at once. Use anytime No greasy
ness. Helps Dry up surface pImples.
loosen blackheads. fade freckles. Fine
powder base. Druggists guarantees
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-23
MRS. EVA THOMAS
HOSTESS TO
CHICAGO FRIENDS

Mrs Eva Thomas. OF POP Chenc
street. has been a gracious hostess
70 frIends visiting her from Chica-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-23
Mr.. And Mrs. John |. Jefferson
Observe Silver Anniversary

In answer to their invitations to attend their silver
anniversary celebration host Of friends gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs John L. Jefferson OF 6366 Thrteth
street last Sunday The couple received Then
friends in their lovely garden which made perfect set
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Taxi TiraGle
Birmingham Riders Stir
Wrath OF ODT Chief

Birmingham y 41i-ifeitffs PePtt-
lace was bawled out collectively
today by Theodore Whitman,
head OF Oakland County's ODT.
Whitman delivered his TRADE
while announcing that the request
of the citY'S Two cab companies
for an emergency allowance OF
gas until April ! would be taken
under adViScment.
The appeal was made because
commuters are now forced 20
walk lSome as far as two mlleS)
TO and from the Grand Trunk
station daily. The town has no
other transportation means.
Whitman ifti-5,ttlt-t4- F33tf'ffftfte-
hamiteS for calling cabs TO so 10
the doctor and then going 20 the
theater." He suggested that the
cab companies exchange black
lists of persons making convent
enCe" calls.
Cab runs 20 carry children 10
school VIII be eliminated in the
future. he said if they are for
distances less than one and one
half mites.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
AID Collectors
Enjjoiined by AFL

Circuit Judge Marschnor today
granted a temporary injunction
against two promoters and the
State, County and Municipal Em-
ployes Council II. AFL, restrain
ing them from making further
collections Of funds for yearbook
by using the name Of the Detroit
and Wayne County Federation OF
Labor
Frank X. Martcl. president of
the Detroit and Wayne County
Federation, charged that John y
Murphy and W1ftIaT Z. tOvCtCSS,
the promoters, along with Jack
Reynolds of the SCMF, We're obs
tanning contribution by telling
employers that ads purchased
were for the "AFL Year Book
The federation is not contemplate
ing putting out any yearbook at
this time. Martel said.
A hearing on permanent In
junction viii be held March Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Liquor Shuttle
Costs Owner of
Night Club StO5

Frvnc A Moss nm original
steekheldeF n thr Grand frrrurr
night club and owner oi the Van
Dyke and The ParkNce clubs was
fined Sl05 on TWO counts ot beer
and liquor irregularities and re-
ceivcd a suspended sentence Tor
q third o1enSe after a hearing
before the 'IQuOr coniroI comniS-
sion
Moss was fined SIS for having
s. uncauc,led state beer stamps
~ the Van Dixie Club For the
transfer of rati1ned liquors from
The PaTk~id- Club 20 ihe Grand
Terrace. ne rcCcINrd a $50 fine,
with the alternative OF five days
license suspension Sentence was
SUSPENDED for possession uf a
ii;tr-s,r uyarrtrtv IF Empty whisky
bottles 40 the Van Dyke Club.
while hearing snn a count IN
VolVInC presence Of minors was
pos tponeC.
Nathan Abraham. owner Of a
ha at 3o65l h. Michigan Wayne
found guilty of five charges. in
Guiding diSorderN conduct in his
establishment. self crYIce by
pa irons and serving intoxicated
persons. lost ms license for the
remainder OF The license year by
the commission 5 order
Seven other bar owners re-
cevcd $50 fines with the alterna-
tive OF l0-day license suspensions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
AW0L Sailor EIudes
Bullets and CCdptors

Seaman Max r Smith, p Of
$40 w. Philadelphia, escaped from
the shore patrol Office at lbs
GriSwold early today While being
booked as AWOL.
Howard Dunnbeck. petty
officer fired four shots at Smith
as he bolted from the building
and disappeared in a parking lot
AT Griswold and Atwater. Smith
had been picked up by shore
patrol on Joseph Campau
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
RedCrOSs Fund
Hits 81, $4,000,
CdnvdSsers Told

With one-thud of the campaign
completed, contributions TO the
Red Cross drive now total more
than Sf64OOOO or better than
Que-thrd of the Si.92l.0O0 goal
Herbert b Trlx. general chair
man. said today
However TrN warned the rest
of The drive is going 10 be the
hardest and success depends on
the house 10 house canvaSSerS,
who were guests az a fund rally
yesterday IN Masonic Temple
Cpl Vernon j. Wingfie ! d,
wounded veteran OF the North
African campaign now at Percy
Jones Hospital. and MSgr Edward
J. Hickey chancellor of the Cath
Ollie archdiocese, were the prlnci-
ual sneakers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11

The Gangs All Here. Are We
Slipping Back Into the Gang
sterism OF the Prohibition Era?
Read What j. Edgar Hoover, the
Top Oman, Has To Say About
II i'm the First of Series of
Articles Starting Next Week in
The American Weekly. Noted
Magazine Distributed With This
Sundays Issue of The Detroit
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
WORTH UNEQUALED

81 can't tell YOU what the
Red Cross means To me-" eX-
claimed Wingheld, who was
wounded last May. I'VE were
transported from the front lines
10 nm evacuation hospital by
plane. When we landed. Red
Cross workers were right there
with coffee and doughnuts.
I'm the hospital other work
erS furnished Us with writing
paper, cigarets, TaZorS and
blades. One even wrote my let
terS for me. or course, | got
plnSma. That's what really
saved my life and my leg"
Now Wingfeld who lives al
1870 Pinewood and is a graduate
Of EcorSe High School where he
was captain of his track team in
tttftt, Is t1UU1rE the torn tIgdn1cUtS
IN has left leg gan be mended.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
SOFTENS CRUELTY

Msgr Hickey termed the Red
Gross the peoples partnership,
and said that the work of the
group had done much TO soften
the barbarity and cruelty of war.
Following is a list of recent
or St,666 or over.
Peonles Outhttug CO. 81 500. b siegel
Co., 50 400 MT and MIS- Abraham Srere.
- -i4nn AAt!t.am -P.-SteFehs Sfsi'Q Or
n n Torrey So, 600; MI and Mrs. Carl
b futile ST 600 Universal Products Co,
Inc. 81 500. Van Dusen Trust Fund 81,
lUO. Welker Machinery Co, 81 600. +
~ Welkcr 81 coo Mrs David G Whitney,
81 coo 8ed Mrs ! Finest Wide. 81 900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
President Benes:
Sc shrOut1.

President Ceskoslovenske re
publiky DR.. Benes prohlasil
v Londyn6, re nen1 vylouceno,
re Nemecko Sc do tf1 meslcu
pc zacatku invase shroutl.
Vyslovil MAJOR, re Nemecko
nepripusti, ably Sc bojovalo ma
jeho 1zemf a re We chv1li, kdy
spojenecka vojska budou stat
ma zapadnfch hraniclch rise a
sovetska armada ma vychodnlch
hranic1ch, Nemecko pfestane
valcit. Soucasne vsak varoval,
re invase nebude snadnou vecl
a re ku shroucen1 Nemecka
dojde teprve tehdy, az bude
proti nemu stat ohromna slla
pc okupaci nynf majesty okupo-
vaneho 1zem1 Evropy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Gen. de GaulIe netouzi no
dlktature We Francii.

Alz1r, General Charles de
Gaulle oznamil, re sc Francie
nehodla vzdat zadnych svych
pray ma Dalnem vychode a re
take pomGze jednou svym spo-
jenc1m veskerou pohotovou
brannou mocf We valce prot
Japonsku.
Ma otazku vsetecneho novina-
re, netouz1-li pc diktatorske mo-
ci, odpovedel general briskne,
re francouzsky lid by Sc nikdy
zadne diktatuTe nepodrobil.
Ma dotaz, co r1ka nedavnemu
prohlasenf americkeho statni-
no tajemn1ka Cordella HULA,
odpovedel general, re je vita a
re jeho stanovisko sc mu IDA
byt V hlavnlch rysech prijatel-
ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
SpOrtOVn1 Hl1dka.
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.

Pr1st1 1tery, dine 2. kvetna v
kf1zkovych zapasech porada-
nych v Coliseum Mr.. Ed Conto-
sem v hlavnfm zapase ktery ur-
cen ma dobu jedne porazky L.
cinkuj1:
Maurice "The Angel" Tillett,
273 10. (World's Human ENG
MAJ VS.. The Great Don Evans,
234 ID. z T exasu.
V nasledujfcfch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb 1 porazky 1cinkovati bu-
dou:
Cliff Olson, 22O ID. z Mime
sofa VS.. Nick Campofreda, 23O
Id. z Baltimore.
Herman Rhodes, 218 ID. z
Camden, N. j. VS.. Dapper Dizz
223 ID. z Trenton, N. j.
Jesse James,, 2O5 ID. (Recky
zapasn1k) VS.. Johnnie Long,
1877 Id. z Baltimore.
ZAPAS DVOJIC
V tonic zapase vitezf ziskati
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Armadni list chvali rekordy
vyroby.

StTedozemske vydanf armad-
n1ho listu "Stars, and Stripes
uverejnilo dvousloupcovy in
terview s predsedou CIO, Muir
rayem, nemz byly uvedeny
6etne rekordy americk6 valec-
ne vyroby.
"Vyznacny a potesujfcf fakt,
p1se zpravodaj listu, ktery ma
vst1vil Detroit, je v pozoruhod-
mem zaostren1 a jednotnosti va
lecneho detroitskeho 1sil1. Vliv
CLIO a jeho velke automobilov6
odboraTske organizace mel hlu
boky vliv ma zivot v Detroite.'
V clanku tez mluvl S velkou
pochvalou O 1casti zen ma va
lecne vyrobe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Chtel to NIT z prvni ruky.
DULEzITY DELNfK!

Jisty vladnf dfednfk, jenz
patti odvodem do New Yorku,
telefonoval sve odvodnl rade,
ably mu aspon pTiblizn6 povede
la, kdy must nastoupiti vojen-
soku sluzbu. "Lituji, re YAM
nemGzeme pomoci", odpovedel
predseda odvodnf rady, Gale
proc nejdete pres ulici a neze-
plate Sc vrchn1ho Teditele Cd
vodu gen. Hersheyho? My jsme
w celou hodinu cd neho nesly-
sell a tax nevime, jaky je ted
odvodni zakon."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28

Rio de Janeiro, - Roku
1880 bylo v Brasilii vysazeno
asi $4,000 sazenicek morusl, a.
by Sc z~ajistila potrava pro
bource hedvabn1ka, z jehoz
kokon1 sc zpracovava hedvabl.
Sc zpracovan1m sc zapocalo
roku 1888 a jakost hedvabi by
la takova, re roku 1912 bylo
vysazeno pres 277,0OO moru-
Sovych stromku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28

nom tolik ovoce a zelenin ably
vydrzely ma rok.
2. Pouzfvejte jenom cerstve
produkty - a. re zahradek Vi
tezstvl; b) z bllzkych farem
nebo trhG.
S malymi v~yjimkami potrava
pf1vazena z velke vzdalenosti
Sc nehod1 k zavafovanf.
3. Dodrzujte presne pred
pisy jak spravne zavarovat.
Dostanete je cd u. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture a nebo cd
kazde Statn1 zemedelske ko-
leje.
Zvlastnf pozornost v6nujte
jak dlouho musfte .jednotliv6
zeleniny nebo ovoce vaTit.
4. Nemate-li domac1 zarize-
nj Ike konservovanf p~ouzijte
spolecnych = m1stnf fisk, sko-
ly a 1fady YAM dali adresu kde
81 mdzete sve produkty zavarit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28

Statisticky Trad department
tn prace sdeluje, re pocet sta
vek v 1noru klesl proti lednu o
33 procent prot casu ztracene-
mu "a lednovych stavek. Pr
tom unorovych stavek Sc 1cast-
nil vetsi pocet delnlkI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Jake vyrobky budou k dostani.

WPB oznamuje, re behem
dubna, kvetna a cervna Dude
vyrobeno 100000 budickn -
velke procento vsak Dude pro
vojenskou potfebu.
Letos Dude tez vyrobeno 200
900 elektrickych zehlicek. K
nakupdm Dude tez bro v6tsi
vyber emailovaneho kuchyn-
skeho nadob1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
KOUPfM:

STARE ozdoby vseho druhu,
male neb velke fiturky, vasy,
ozdobne talfre, hrnfcky, talfr-
ky a pivn1 dzbanky. Zaplat1m
dobrou cenu. Mate neco sta
rozitneho ma prodej? Piste po-
drobne ma "Telegraf", Box sos
843 N. Washington st.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Vstsi zamestnanost invalidI.
Novy kupon ma obuv plati cd
I. kYetna.

Office of Price Administra-
ton oznamuje, re cd l. kv6tna
plati ma neurcito novy kupon
ma obuv. Je to letecky kupon
{. 2 z prfdelove knfzky {. 8.
Kupon {. Is z pT1delove knfz-
ky E: 1, ktery platil cd Is. cerv-
ma 1913 vyprs1 80. dubna.
PTehled spotreby obuvi uka-
zuje, re mes1cn1 dodavka a spo
tfeba presahuje vyrobu O 35
milion6 part obuvi. To je vel
Ike zatfzen1 zasob obuvi a dG-
vod proc bylo nutno omeziti
pfldely bot verejnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Rekord We vyrobe letadel.

Letadlova vyroba v bfeznu
dosahla noveho rekordu. Popr-
We pocet letadel pfestoupil
5000 a mimo to vaha jejich
trup1 prestoupila vahu 1907
100000 liber - a dosahla
1O3,4OO,O 900 liber.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28

must dive v1tezstvi re trech ut
kan1.
Maurice LaChappelle, 1877
ID. z Francie a Bill Darnell.
2O5 10. z Camden VS.. George
Macricostas, 218 ID. Golden
Creek a Michael Leone, 218
10. Qtalsky Champion).
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Poradci veteranHm.

Federaln1 komise pro praco-
vnf silly umfstuje u kazde pro-
stfedkovatelny prace zvlastnf-
no poradce pro umfstovan1 va
lecnych veteran1. Stejne byli
zvlastnf poradci prideleni do
kazde velke vojenske nemoc-
nice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
v kuchyni.

"Proc 81 tady nezatopfte,
Markytko! Mate tn zimu."
ITO ably Sc mi lepe pracova-
10. Zimou sc vjecko stahuje a
ia prave stahuji zajlce.'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Rady k zavareni ovoce a
zelenin.

Grad pro valecne zasobova-
nj cini tato doporucen1 pro "a
varenf ovoce a zelenin:
/. Co nesnlte zavafte a ne
DO dejte soused1m. ZavaTte je-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Sirkv pod cenovou kontrolou.

OPA oznamuje, re sirky bez
oznacenf reklamy nebo obchod
nj znacky Sc prodavaly az "a
20 cent? "a SO kn1zek. Proto
byly urceny nejvyssf ceny KITE
re jsou IA cent? "a so knlzek
pro maloobchod, 13 cent? "a
SO nebo 25 cent? "a 100 kn1-
EEK v retezovych obchodech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Prijimaci zkousky do akade.
mic pobTezni straze.

IIEIC POO1OAAHA StA0N~s
Celonarodni pTij1macf zkous
ky pro kandidaty do academic
pobTezni straze budou letos
provedeny 10. a IL. kvetna.
Jmenovan1 do Academic sc
provadf zkouskami a mohou Sc
.jich z1castniti hosi ktef1 l. kve-
tina nebyli stars1 20 a mladsl II
let. Dotazy zodpov1 Comman-
dant, United States Coast
Guard, Washington, D. c.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Vice zahradek a vetsi zavareni
zeleniny a ovoce.

~zeleniny a ovoce.
D1vody proc letos potTebuje-
me jeste vice zahradek v1tez-
stv1 a zvysene domac1 zavaren1
ovoce a zeleniny jsou jasne.
Predevs1m v zahranici budeme
NIT vetsf pocet pf1slusnikd
branne moci, coz znamena, re
podstatne mnohem vice Dude
potreba konservovanych zele-
min a ovoce.
Ably bylo vyhoveno temto po-
zadavkGm konservarny reser-
vovaly pro potreby branne mo-
eli Sc procent 1rody fault, 81
procent kukuTice, Al procent
hrasku, Sc procent rajskych
jabl1cek a GA procent stavy z
rajcat.
Ma zaklade techto odhadd
pro civilh1 spotfebu ma byti le-
tos reservovano o 20 procent
meme ovoce, Is procent zeleni-
ny neil bylo v roce 1913.
Potion S vetsl armadou, Dude
meme osob k produkci a kon-
servovan1 techto %potravin.
Sn1zen1 nekterych bodovych
hodnot zelenin a ovoce konser-
vovaneho i zmrzleho nesm1 by
tt povazovano "a znamku mad
bytku, nybrz je to opatfen1, a.
by Sc uprazdnilo skladiste pro
produkty ktere Sc rychleji kazf
owl upozornuje ma vyzvu
presidenta Roosevelta z l. dub
ma k americke verejnosti, ably
letos zT1dila 81 % milionu "a
hradek vftezstv1 = 2 miliony
vice jake loni. Minuly rok diva
Get miliond techto zahradek do
dalo AZ procent veskere 1rody
cerstvych zelenin v Americe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
DOMACf FRONTA.
Office Of War Information
Washington, D. c..
Hospodyne Sc must pfipravit
ma nedostatek papirovych
pytlikHE a obalH.

AAo AA~uOSt0tCh P0PAOVyCn
pytlikG a obalG.
Prfdel dTevoviny k vyrobe
pap1rovych sackG a ballciho pa
p1ru pro druhe ctvrtleti byl
drasticky sn1zen, coz znamena,
re hospodynky Sc must pripra-
viii ma nedostatek papfrovych
sackG a balen1 svych nakup6.
Pr1del tvoff jenom tTetinu nor
malnfch predvalecnych zasob.
Vetsi zamestnanost invalidE.
Pavel McNutt prednosta Via
dn1 komise pro pracovni silly
prohlasil, re valecni invalide
teto valky najdou vets1 zamest-
nanost v prdmyslu neil tomu
byvalo drive. PrGmysl nyni
zvysenou merou zamestnava
fysicky handikapovane muze a
zeny. Poole statistiky je tech
to osob naj1mano prGmerne Sc
dmkrat tolik prot roku 1910.