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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
GREAT HARBOR

Seizure of Tawi Tawi, site of a
great harbor which the Nipponese
navy once used as major fleet An.
chorage, along with two adjacent
islands and key airbases, was an
nounced only yesterday
The entire expanse of the South
China Sea as we'll as the coastline
of the ASiatic mainland is GOV.
cred by the L. S. air and SUBJ
marine blockade.
This cuts of enemy sea trsf-
fic To the conquered possessions
To the south and sewers the
sO-called empire lifeline TO the
East Indies" Gen. Macarthur
added. d.-----
For many weeks II has been
difficult for Japan 90 ship oil,
rubber or other essential mill
tary commodities from the
southwest Pacific TO the home-
land or military supplies from
Japan To garrisOns In those
waters" the communique con-
tlnupd.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
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Sunday Morning hy the Times PubikhiRf
Company a. i22s Times Squsrt, Detroit 81 |.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-31
P~rerovskym hrdinGm.

Prerov. = Ma nadraznim ma
stupisti v Prerove byla v nede-
Ii, Is. cervence odhalena pa
metnf deska &c ceskym zelez-
nicarum, z nichz bylo II umu-
ceno anebo popraveno V kon-
centracn1ch taborech a 9 pablo
pri pTerovskem ~povstanf 1. kve-
tina 1916.
Slavnost sc konala "a 1casti
staleho zastupce ministra do
pravy Radvanovskeho, jenz We
SVEN projevu zdGraznil, re svo
boda must byti nynf zabezpece-
ma pracf a re discipline zelez-
nicarG, jejich pracovn1 ochota
a pohotovost must byti pf1kla-
dem vsem ostatnfm pracuj1clm.
Odpoledne usporadali zelez.
nicari manifestacn1 pr1vod Pre-
rovem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-31
PEda " Gene 100 miliard korur
dana ceskemu lidu.

Chrudim. - Ma veTejnem
shromazdenf v Choltic1ch u
Chrudimi odevzdal ministr re
medelstvi julius Duris slavnost-
ne do rukou rolnickeho lidu l.
100 ha pGdy cizacke slechtick6
rodiny Thun-Hohensteinovy.
Ministr Duris ucinil projev, v
nemz pravil zejmena: Naskyta
sc tn velka narodnf prflezitost.
Do prime spravy ceskeho a slo-
venskeho lidu Sc dostava pres
8 miliony hektard zemedelske
a lesni pIdy v Gene vice nez
100 miliard korun. zne, ktere
prave zacfnajf, jsou prilezitos-
ii, ably zemedelsky lid osvedcil
svoji vernost narodu; zvladnu-
ii mi neni vSak jen zalezitosti
zemedelcn, nybrz zalezitostf
celeho naroda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-31
Zpravy z CeskosIovenska.
Ministr LauSman O blizkem
znarodnSnf prHHmYsIu.

(CTK) = Ministr pr1myslu
Bohumil Lausman oznamil, re
V nejkratSf dobe Dude vydan
dekret O znarodneni tezkeho
prGmyslu, dolG, elektraren, ply
naren, chemickych podnikG
atd.
Vsechny zelezarny, ktere "a
mestnavaji pres 500 deln1kG,
budou znarodneny, rovn6z tax
zbrojovky. V chemickem pr1-
myslu dekret Dude Sc vztahovat
ma tovarny vyrabejfc1 kyseliny,
uncle hnojivo, umelou gumu,
sacharin, plastick6 zbozf a le-
civa. Pravd6podobne Sc tez bu-
de vztahovat ma vyrobu porcu-
lanu, hlineneho zbozi a vapna.
Podniky, jez nalezely drive
N6mcGm, Madar6m a kolabo-
rantGm, budou znarodneny be-
nahrady. V ostatnfch pr1pa-
dech nahrada Dude vyplacena
ma zaklad6 cen z roku 1888.
Ministr Lausman dale prohlasil,
re o osudu podnikG, V nichz je
investovan zahranicnf kapital
rOZhodne vlada.
Sprawl znarodn6nych podni-
XII povedou spravnf rady, jez
budou podlehat T1zeni UstTedn1
no svazu. Akciov6 podniky bu-
dou znarodneny "a podobnou
nahradu. Lausman prohlasil,
re znarodnenf nebude NIT v "a
p6tf okamzity raj. Naopak
prechodne stadium Dude velmi
nesnadne a bolestne a potrva
asi 2 roxy. Jenom zvysenou
pracf delnictva Dude lie zvysit
prGmyslovou vyrobu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-31
Leceni repatriantIi " ceskych
laznich.

(CTK) - Ustredni svaz ne
mocenskych pojistoven prova-
df leceni repatriant1 v Karlo-
vych Varech v lecebnem 1sta-
WI Lecebneho fondu veTejnych
zamestnancG a v pl1cn1m sana-
toriu v Bukove u Usti n. Labem.
V lazenskych domech v Kar-
lovych Varech Sc rychle vse pr
pravuje pro lecbu nemocnych
p~ojistencG. Pred nekolika dny
zahajily cinnost moderne vyba-
vene p~rotireumaticke lame We
VelichOvkach u JarOmefe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-31
Slavne privitani ceskosloven-
skych letcH v Praze.

(CTK) - Reuterova kance-
lar hlasila z Prahy zpravu O
velkolepem pTivftanf ceskoslo-
venskych letc1, kteri "a valky
bojovali v britskem ~letectvu.
Slavnostni pochod csl. letcG
Prahou vedl pc Vaclavskem ma
mestf a dale ma Staromestske
namestf, kde pochodovali pred
presidentem republiky DIR. Be
nesem.
Pochodujfcf letci byli cleny
ctyr eskadron, ktere Sc skvele
vyznamenaly u bombardovac1-
no, stihacfho i pobfeznfho le-
tectva. Ia dobu valky prove
dli pres $4,000 operacn1ch let1,
sestTelili 313 nepratelskych le-
tounI a pravdepodobn9 znicili
dalsfch SO. Ia 1sp6snych ma
letd ma nepratelske ponorky a
lodstvo svrhli velkou tonaz
pun.
Byla to nadherna pod1vana,
pfse ReuterGv zpravodaj, kdyz
letci pochodovali prazskJmi u
licemi, bourlive vftani Prazany.
Mnozf z Mich NELL britskA, ces-
koslovenska, polska i francouz-
ska -vyznamenani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-31
Cistka nemeckych knGzi a klas-
terra " pohranic1.

(CTK) - Prazsky rozhlas
oznamil vsem okresnfm narod-
MIN vyborGm, narodn1m bez-
pecnostnlm organGm &C.
chach a magistratnfm 1Tadnm
" Praze a v Plzni toto:
"Ministerstvo skolstv1 a ma
rodn1 osvety zmocnilo narfze-
MIN re dine "a. cervence Zem-
sky narodnf vybor, ably venoval
zvysenou poZornost spolehlivo-
sti a politicke nezavadnosti ne
meckych knezf, kterym bylo
prozatfm dovoleno pokracovat
" jejich funkcich. Jestlize 20
provedenem setTenf okresnf w
Dor Sc presvedcil O politicke
spolehlivosti duchovnfho, ma
predlozit konkretni navrh O
dalslm postupu.
Svaz narodn1ch spolk6 pro
podporu ceske kultury navrhu-
je, ably bylo zaslano presidentu
r%epubliky memorandum pojed-
navajfci o sjednocen1 pravidel
vnitrnf kolonisace, v nemz "a
da, ably farnf 1rady v pohrani-
lei, jez jsou urady verejnymi,
byly ocisteny Cd takovych kne-
II nemecke narodnosti, ktefi
byli nadsenymi prisluhovateli
a provedli ocistu kla-
steru, z nichz mnohe byly has
tami nacismu. Je take nutnc
provesti revisi c1rkevn1ho ma.
jetku v pohranicl "a 1celem
~zjisten1, IDA nezahrnuje tez u
loupeny cesky soukromy, veTei
ny ci statn1 majetek. Cirkevn.
oddelen1 Zemskeho narodnfho
vyboru zada prfslusne 1rady
ably provedly pr1slusne opatTe.
nj obsazena v nar1zenl minister
stva skolstvf z 16. cervence."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-31
Nemci pracovali ma atomove
bombS v PraZe.

Praha. - Jak bylo nyni OBJ
jeveno, nemecky inzenyr Eisen-
beck pracoval ma rozbit1 atomu
v tovarne ma radia V Praze -
Vysocanech. Vybuch a ohen V
tovarne, k nimiz doslo zasluhou
ceskeho podzem1 V r. 1913, a
americky nalet ma ~tovarnu, sot-
va re v nj bylo s temito pokusy
zacato, praci Nemcd zhatily:.
Tajemny pTfstroj jehoz bylo pr
~pokusech pouzfvano ,byl poslan
do vyzkumneho 1stavu v Berll-
ne. Deln1ci tovarny vsak po-
skodili jeho mechanism nez byl
odeslan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-31
Nemci ma praci do Geskosloven
skych dolH.

(CTK) - Prazsky rozhlas
dine 20. srpna oznamil, re mi
nuly tyden bylo 200 NemcG pri
vezeno ma praci do ostravskeho
reviru. Byla to prva skupina
NemcG zasazenych do prace v
uhelnych dolech POOLE velkory-
seho plalu, ktery je provaden
ostravsko-karvinskym revirem
v spolupraci S 1rady pro ochra-
nu prace. Poole tohoto planu
mimo jine Dude poslano 5000
N6mcd ma praci v dolech. A
vsak ostravsko-karvinsky revfr
potTebuje $4,000 az 10000 del
Mkt a proto Dude nutno vydat
obecnou vyzvu k ceskemu oby-
vatelstvu, ably tezba uhli byla
nejen zajistena, ale take ury-
chlene zvysena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-31
Waldstejnske panstv1
z~narodneno.

Plzen. - V nedeli, Is. Ger
vence dopoledne byla odevzda
ma We Stahlavech u PINE slav-
nostnfm zpGsobem waldstejn-
ska pGda do rukou ceskeho re-
m6deskeho lidu. Ma prekras-
mem lesnfm prostranstv1 seslo
Sc vice jak 1000 nasich zeme-
delcG k teto slavnosti. Names
tex pTedsedy vlady Siroky ode
vidal celkem $4,000 ha pGdy
do rukou pTedsedy NV Hejrov-
skeho, ktery ma to podekoval
p~residentu republiky DR.. Bene-
Sow a Wade.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-31
Vzacni sovetSti hoste " Praze.

Bratislavskym letadlem pTi-
stall ma letisti v Ruzyni vzacni
sovetst1 hoste, predseda Vseslo-
vanskeho vyboru v Moskve ge-
neral Alexander Semjonovic
Gundorov a ukrajinsky basnfk
Maxim Rylskij.
Ia Vseslovansky vybor a Spo-
Iecnost pro kulturnf a hospo-
daTske styky v SSSR byli uvfta-
nj ministrem DIR. I'd. Nejedlym,
ktereho spojuje osobn1 pfatel-
stv1 S generalem Gundorovem.
Uvftanf byli pf1tomni names
tex precisely vlady V. siroky,
jenz zastupoval take namestka
predsedy vlady K. Gottwalda,
DIR. Frant. Kubka "a m~inistra
informacf V. Kopeckeho a Ia
|Spolecnost pro kulturn1 a hos
podafske styky S SSSR vysla-
nee Prokop Maxa. Ceskosloven-
ska armada byla pfi uv1tani "a
stoupena generalem H. Pikou,
sovetske velvyslanectv1 v Praze
velvysalneckym radon Cicaje-
vem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-31
priJemne jeti v tom lijaku.
Lilo nynl jake z konve.

prlJemne jeti v tom liiaku.
Lilo nynl jake z konve.
Ma stest sjfzd6li uz ma dru-
ne strane z hory asi $500 set
stop vysoke, ma kterou pracne
vyJell serpentinou. Jenze ono
ted prselo tax, re nebylo vid6ti
pred sebe ma n6kolik krok1.
Frantik pohledl ma ukazovac
oenzlnu a zbledl. Nadrz byla
temer prazdna. Nejen to, &C
oy1o teprve 6 hodin, ona byla
uPlna tina. Prijeli k napisu
"Detour". Jeste tohleto. Ike vse-
mu! Odbocili tedy Poole sfpky
90 leva a jeli lesni cestou-ne-
cestou nebot Sc tudy vail
proud vody jake Teka a nev9-
aeil kde Jsou a kudy jedou. Coz
kdyby tax sell z cesty? A coz
kdyDy tax zdstali nekde vezet,
kdyby motor selhal, pneumati-
ka praska, nebo n6co .jin6ho
neprijemneho Sc prTihodilo! Jen
kdyby to vSechno vydrzelo. az
by doJeli nekam k lidskym prf-
bytkdm. PAX by alespon mohl;
zustati pres noe, neil by ia mi
zerie pTesa.
Ma stesti Well do paseky ma
JeJlmz druhem konci byla sku-
PIMA domd. Vystoupili, promo
XII a unaveni pozadali farmare
Q to-, IDA by tn mohli prenoco-
vatl. Osusili promokle satstvo
a brzy ulehli unaveni 20 lehk6
vecefi, kterou jim farmarka
pfipravila.
l.. Casne z rama druh6ho dine
byll vzhGru, ably pokracovali V
( ceste. Farmarka sed6la pred
ioznici manzeld Sc zalozenyma
l rukama = bylo videti, re ceka,
ably nevyklouzli z domu bez "a
placen1 "a nocleh.
Jake bylo jejich prekvapenf
kdyz pc ctvrthodinov6 jizde
dojeli do vesnicky, kterou uz
znali velice dobTe a kde byla
benzinova STANCE. Kdyby by
vail jeli vcera vecer az sem,
i mohli 81 nabrati novou zasobu
benzinu, ktera by jim byvala
stacila az by dojeli k rodine,
ktera byla ami necelou hodinu
lien vzdalena.
: NJ, ono je radost miti karu,
ale jeji zivot jest zpestren uda-
/ lostmi, ktere nekdy hranicf az
do krajnosti S nebezpec1m.
Frantfk v6del, re az Sc Karel
/ vratf z vojny, nebude auto v ia
, kovem stavu jak no prevail, a
zacal pocftati co Dude staff O.
prava. Kdyz byl vsechno spo-
cftal dosahl cifry, ktera no po-
d6sila! Bude to vsechno staff
asi $500 = coz jest suma, "a
> kterou ST mohl por1diti novou
karu tehdy kdyz tuto prevail.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-31
Prvni zasedani prozatimniho
Narodniho shromazdeni
2S. riina.

(CTK) - Reuterova kance-
lar oznamila dine %. srpna z
Prahy, re ceskoslovenska vlada
We SVEN zasedan1 tehoz dine sc
rozhodla, re vypise volby do
prozatimniho narodniho shro-
mazdenf v nejblizsf dobe tax,
ably toto shromazden1 mohlo
konat sve prve zasedani dine
%. Tijna " den csl. statniho
svatku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-31
Kladno Dude NIT hornickou
SkoIu.

Kladno usilovalo v posledni
dobe stale d1razneji O zflzenl
hornicke skoly v tonic havlf-
skem stTedisku kraje. Jejich
snaha vedla Ike konecnemu u
spechu. Ma ministerstvu skol-
stv1 a osvety dlela delegace prl-
slusnych kladenskych cinitelu,
ktera predlozila konkretni ma
vrhy k zrfzenf t6to skoly. Ma
vrhy byly pTiznive prijaty, tax
re lie ocekavat, re ma pocatku
pristine Skolniho roku Sc zapo-
enc S vyucovanim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-31
Ripka o csl. prGimyslu a depor-
tact NemcG i vymsns MadarH.

Nlpka O cSl. prumySlu q depOr-
taci NemcG i vymsns MadarIG.
(CTK) - Prazsky rozhlas
dine 20. srpna vysilal projev
ministra zahranicniho obchodu
DIR. Ripky, v nemz m. j. fekl, re
"jednfm z hlavnfch bodI cesko-
slovenskeho vladnfho progra-
mu je znarodneni uhelnych do
III, tezkeho prGmyslu a nekte-
rych velkych klfcovych podni-
XII. Jinak vsak Dude soukrome
podnikan1 uznavano a dokonce
rGznymi zpdsoby podporovano.
Celkem vzato, mann v umyslu
postupovat v teto veci "a tymz
cilem jake britska vlada.
Hlavnfm politickym profile
mem ceskoslovenske republiky
jest vystehovani nemeckeho O.
byvatelstva a vymena madar-
skeho. Prijali jsme proto s po-
vdekem rozhodnutf postupim-
ske conference, jez schvalila
deportovanf Nemc1 z Ceskoslo-
venska. Velkou starost vsak
nasemu lidu p1sobf odklad to-
hoto prevodu obyvatelstva.
Jsme 81 ovsem pine vedomi
technickych i potravnich potf-
II, ktere prevod N6mc1 z Ces-
koslovenska a Polska Spoien-
cum p1sobf, ale je nutno tez
Ichapat citenf naseho lidu, jenz
lie neustale napadan organisaci
werwolfd a jehoz majetknm
Memo dosud p1sobf skody. By
Ii jsme svedky velkoryse sabo-
taze jake ma pr. Usti mad La
benz. Proto mnoz1 Tide u mas sc
nemohou cftit bezpecnymi We
SVEN domove, dokud nebudou
vedet, re Nemci odejdou. Take
lvlada Ceskoslovenske republi-
ky nemuze pripravit d1kladne
osidlovac1 a hospodarske plany
pro pohranicf, dokud newt, kdy
a v jakem poradf Nemci bildou
odchazet re zeme. Totez plat
o jiznfm Slovensku, odkud Ma
dari odejdou, ably ucinili misto
pro Slovaky zijfcf nynf v Ma
darsku. Jsme pevne presved-
ceni o tom, re vymena obyva-
telstva s Madarskem je jedi
nym zpdsobem, jenz umozni
zahajenf pratelske spoluprace
s demokratickym Madarskem,
nebot tim odpadne jeden z nej-
vaznejs1ch dGvodG Ike sporIm a
Dude tim tez odstranen pramen
rdznych prfcin k stfznostem
mezi obema staty. Prali by
chom 81 proto velice, ably verej-
most v spojeneckych statech po-
chopila, re rychle vystehovani
NemcG a vymena Mad'arG jsou
nezbytnou nutnost1 a nejd1lezi-
|tejsfm 1kolem nasi politiky. Je
to zakladnf predpoklad cesko-
slovenske vnitrnf, politicke
hospodarske konsolidace a pro.
to nejen vec nutna v zajmu &C.
skoslovenska, nybrz i cele E.
vropy. Je pTirozeno ovSem, &c
budeme tento problem Tesit zpG
sobem humannim jak sc slust
ma narod sc starou humanitnt
tradici, ma narod S humanitnim
idealem Masarykovym."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-31
Tajna skladiste zbrani h~itlerov-
ca " CSR naIezena.

(CTK) - Moskevsky rozhlas
oznamil,. re ceskoslovenske IRA
dy objevily ma severn republi-
ky tajne skladiste zbran1 a sire
Iva, ktere nalezelo byvalym
Denim Hitlerovy mladeze. Eat
cent hitlerovci Sc PRIMAL, re
pfipravovali 1tok ma zivot Gle
nj ceskoslovenske vlady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-31
Americti vojini budou
nav$tSvovati Prahu.

Prazsky rozhlas oznamil, re
v kratkem case americka arma
da zapocne organisovati vypra-
Wy do Prahy ku prohlfdce pa
matek. Vzdy skupiny 200 vo-
JIM a dIstojnfk1 podniknou O.
kruzn1 zajezd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-31

(CTK) - Dne 1. srpna byl
zatcen jeden z predn1ch ces-
kych fasistI a pTisluhovacd ma
cistd, vddce Vlajky, Jan Rys,
jenz sc "a okupace smutne pro-
slavil. PTivezli jej ceskosloven-
stf partyzani z Italie, kde Sc
hlasil u csl. komitetu v Milane
a mel jeste drzost dozadovat Sc
ochrany ceskoslovenskych stat
Mich organG. Pc zjisten1 svych
osobnfch dat byl vsak lined O.
devzdan partyzanske policii,
ktera jej prevezla do Prahy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-31

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-31

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
Evening star., 1945-07-22
BOOKBINDER
A 0-secor,d closeup

ORIGINAL. Maurice Hamonneau
binds book to express its soul. Vet
eran of the French Foreign Legion
and of World War I, sailor in the
French Merchant Marine, writer,
gourmet and artisan extraordinary,
this Algerian-bom Frenchman now
lives in Brooklyn. Here he creates
unique, fine bookbindings.
Each binding he makes is the only
one of its kind in the world and he
won't make duplicate. He reads the
book to get the "feel' of it, then ex-
plores his private sources for choice
feathers, skins and fabrics until he
finds the material he wants. In two
months, he will have unique mas
terpiece of bookbinding.
SKIN SPECIALIST. Hamonneau
uses unusual skins for binding books
by and for world travellers and ex-
plorers. For the late DR.. Raymond
Ditmars, curator of the Bronx Zoo,
he bound a book on snakes with the
skin of python. Another fine vol
ume on reptiles he might do in king
cobra or anaconda. An. album of
jungle pictures is bound in Bengal
tiger skin with the hair left on. Mrs.
Evening star., 1945-07-22

Martin Johnson's works were bound
in elephant skin.
Collectors seek him out. A book
by noted composer has yellowed
ivory piano keys inserted in the cover.
Hamonneau bound The Women"
by Clare Boothe Luce, in fabric
laminated with gold and silver threads
and, in tiny opening in the binding,
he skillfully inserted the rattle from
the tail of rattlesnake. If you move
the book - zzzz, Kisses viper. For
the mother of war hero he bound
book of the soldiers exploits in mate
rial from his uniform with his insig-
mia and gold braid as decorations.
Hamonneau teaches a class of
museum curators, plans to teach his
craft to recuperating war veterans so
they can carry on his work.
His most sensational binding was
a copy of 'Mein Kampf" in skunk.
FLORENCE Won WIEN
Evening star., 1945-07-22

periods. One pretty little secretary.
a war bride. filled hers out:
Ist Choice:
When Pvt. Brownie comes home.
End Choice:
When Pvt. Brownie comes home
3rd Choice:
When Pvt. Brownie comes home
CONSISTENT. A wounded soldier
back home from Okinawa was asked
how often the Japs staged air attacks
out there. "Oh, they averaged one
a night" he said, g from 7 pm.
to 5 am"
Evening star., 1945-07-22
This Week Magazine

FOR BETTER RIGA
WILLIAM l. NICHOLS, Editor
JOB FOR A GENERAL .......... 4
by WiIlord Waller
AlIBi ON THE RUN k................ 6
by Fronk Rjekordson Pierce
STUDIO COP 10
by Miekosi SheSidon
A SECOND cEREMOkY7.
BY Emily Post
LETTERS ~
FOOD FOR CONVERSATION .......1s
BY Clemenfine Poddisfosd
AMERICAN ALL THE WAY. Y.........t4
LEAVE IT TO TIE FRENcHI. ........15
by Copfoih N. r. Mekssson
Cover by International
Evening star., 1945-07-22
DNnEMM;Hy

CRAFTSMANSHIP. In the after
math of the San Francisco Confer
ence comes this tale about Near
East diplomat who stopped to watch
some kids playing scrub football in a
vacant lot. His American companion
tried to explain the rules, but the
diplomat was hopelessly confused.
Wouldn't it be simpler" he said,
to give each team ball?"
HAPPY FURLOUCH! Several
weeks ago big corporation sent
mimeographed form to all its employ
ees, asking them to write down first,
second and third choices for vacation
Evening star., 1945-07-22
by AN UNKNOWN SOLDIER

HERE is the mystery poem of World
Var III. Written on a scrap of paper
and called "a Soldier: His Prayer
it futtered into the hands of q fighter
crouched in q trench during the battle
against Romn,el for Ell AgheiIa. 1t tcas
entered in a poetry contest conducted
BY "The Crusader" the British Eighth
Arny's ,ceekly paper. Published anony-
nously, it ICON - but its author neUer
knetc it. He is dead or missing.
Stay with me, God. The night is dark,
The night is cold; my little spark
OF courage dies. The night is long;
l love a game. l love fight.
/ hate the dark; love the light.
/ love my child; love my wife.
1 am no coward; love life
Life with it's change of mood and shade
l want to live. I'm not afraid,
But me and mine are hard to part;
Oh, unknown God, lift up my heart.
You stilled the waters at Dunkirk
And saved Your servants. All Your work
Is wonderful, dear God. You strode
Before us down that dreadful road.
Evening star., 1945-07-22
Cover by International

Names and descriptions of all characters In
fiction stories and sem-hction articles In this
magazine are wholly lima aginary. Any name
which happens to be the same As that Of any
person. living or dead. Is entirely coincidentsL
Evening star., 1945-07-22

Copyright 1ss United Newspapers MAGAZINE Corporation
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
ZeHer Convinced

But Zeller came home sppar-
emily convinced Chandler viii
carry on in swell style and that
the choice was a good one And
naturally no one for a moment can
suspect, when finally the firing is
over. that baseball won't 20 on
bigger and better than ever.
BASEBALL IS BIGGER THAN
ANY INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP
OF INDIVIDUALS.
And going back once again 10
MacPhail. here is another sample.
The Yankees announced yesterday
that fans contrib buting seven
pounds of old clothing. shoes or
bedding will be admitted free 10
Yankee Stadium for tomorrows
game between the Yanks and,
Senators. The old clothes will n
10 the current drive for relief pl
civilians in Europe.
You know. OF course. who
thought that up Nobody but
MacPhail Yes. baseball is facing
new, finer and more colorful
era. Some of the old guard will
protest. But eventually they'll
have 10 fall in line.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27

former president of the Boston
Terrier Club OF Highland Park,
said today upon learning of the
death of the veteran dog writer.
"It made no difference who
owned the dog or what breed IL
was" FalgCl continued. "He was
"A friend Ia all, and he loved
dogs. Although he owned
cocker spaniel, Cook did not
publicize that breed any more
than any Of the other 100"
Mr.. Cooke had written about
sports here for many years. HI
was born IN Toledo Sept. 4. 1867
and first worked on Cincinnati
newspapers. He came TO Detroit
and later became sports editor
of the Free Press in the early
1qOOs
The daughter and two grand
Henry c. and Kathleen
survive.
Funeral services will I've held al
Presentation Church. 1S301 Mey
crs road. az TO a. IN. Saturday
with burial at Woodlawn Gene,
terry AT la. m The body will bC
at the Henry j Hastings Funera
Home, iS2l Second Blvd, unit
Saturday
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
CoIorfuI Era

We are surely about TO enter
upon a more colorful baseball era
with the MacPhails and Chambers
taking over top posts. B.,
We have a very great hunch
the baseball executives LGlepe--
land made a tremendously wise
choice in selecting Chandler.
He is neither an American
Lacquer nor a National League
man. He moves from Washington
with thorough knowledge of
what it is all about on Capitol
Hill. Surely, no other Sport will
be in better position 10 protect
itself in the nations legal and po-
litlcal machinery than baseball
with Chandler 1T the helm.
Going back TO MacPhail and the
way he seems 10 get things done,
we happen 10 know a majority Of
the mogulS went to Cleveland set
against picking a successor to
Lands at this time.
Jack Zeller oEthe Tigers was
one Of them. Jack is one man in
baseball who lays down his cards
at all times. We were talking 10
him shortly before ne left for
Cleveland and he said.
I'm against picking n man
now. Everybody Is looking to-
ward San Francisco and what
IL TO happen In an international
way out there. Baseball should
await Its spot before trying to
grab the national spotlight