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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08

mimo to vrac1 Sc Cechove use
dl1 V cizine, take dockame sc
brzy toho, re Czech Dude Ease
panem We SVEN domove.
Draz1 krajane baltimorst1!
V obycejnem dopise sc nelze
vsechno vypsati, CO zazili jsme
Ia onech 6 rok6 nejkrutejs1 po-
roby. Vypsati vse, ma to by mu-
sely byti hezky objemne knihy.
Ostatne cetli jste jiz dosti v It's
ku cesko-americkem, neb sly
Sell V rozhlase. A re jste ma
mas neZapom1nali, vine vice
nez dobTe. PiSte hojne svym
drahym a znamym, poslete ma
licky darek, ktery je velice po-
test. Pffteli a bratru Jos. Vo-
naskovi srdecne d1ky "a tax o.
cekavany dopis a slfbenou "a
silku. Byl jsem velice potesen
zpravami o svych znamych
hlavn6 bratr1 Katol. Sokolech,
jen to me nesm1rne zarazilo, co
jich jiz odeslo ma vecnost cd
meho odjezdu zAmeriky. Cd
pocfvejte klidne, sokolstf bra
tTi ma svatem poll Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele a vzpom1nka mole budiz
Yam skrovnou pomnenkou ma
daleky Vas hrob z ceske vlasti
V6nOVanOu!
Vazene redakci TELEGRAPH"
dekuji predem Ia uveTejn6n1
techto fadkG. Mym vsem Una
mym jichz jsem mel v Balti-
more tolik, posilam vice jak pc
|25 letech srdecne pozdravy a
pros1m je O nekolik fadeckn,
ktere pro mne budou milou u
pom1nkou ma stravene mlada
leta v Baltimore. Budu psati
casteji.
Frant. Vokurka,
Chyn1n
posta Move Mitrovice
Czechoslovakia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
Bedny odvezene Americany re
Stechovic vraceny kancelafi
presidenta republiky.

Praha (CTK) - V sobotu,
2. brezna odpoledne pfijela ma
prazsky Hrad kolona americ-
kych nakladn1ch aut pod vele-
MIN americkeho generala Koe-
niga a odevzdala kancelari pre-
sidenta republiky v pritomnosti
pfednosty kancelare vyslance
Jaromira Smutneho a legacnl-
no rady prazskeho americkeho
velvyslanectv1 Bruinse bedny,
ktere byly pred nekolika dny
odvezeny z tajneho dkrytu We
Stechovic1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
Frant. Vokurka,
Chyn1n
posta Move Mitrovice
Czechoslovakia.
SOKOLOVY BALfCKY NEJ-
LEPSfCH DANSKYCH TUKU
DO CESKOSLO-
VENSKA "A Is DNf.

Name velkoU radost. ze NIT
zeme oznamiti svym za3F&znl-
kim, re prvni zasilka balikIG
tukG, ktere poslali naSfm pro-
strednictvim, dosla do Cesko-
slovenska.
Nase prvni objednavka byla
zaslana leteckou poStou dine 10.
ledna t. r. do Kodane " Dam
sku. Baliky byly vypraveny ma
sim zastupcem z Kodane dine
IS. ledna a dosly do Prahy dine
10. unora 1916.
Ceskoslovensti pratele tech
darcii, kteTi objednali u mas
danske balicky pred %. led
mem 81 jig pochutnavaji ma GER
stvem masle, slanine, Sunce,
steaku atd., ktere nam oznacili
jake excellent.
Vsichni pocitejte, re doba
dodani ostatn1ch zasilek z Dam
ska Dude stejna a vyuzijte tuto
neobycejnou prilezitost rychle
pomoci ceskoslovenskym pfa-
telEm.
z Danska zasilame:
KALfK {. IA. KODAN:
2 lb. cerstveho masla
l lb. slaniny
| lib. ID unci Sunky
(nIechOvka 2 Ii. z oZ.1
l lib. ID unci steaku
(plechovka 2 lib. 3 oz.)
l lib. Ia unci jazyka
(plechovka 2 lib. 3 oz.)
$8.45
BALfK {. 20. K o
z Ib. cerstveho masla
2 lib. SAMMY
l lib. IA uncl jazyka
(plechovka 2 lb. 3 oz.)
| lib. SYRIA.
$7.45
Piste nam o cenik jinych Ia
jimavych veci do Ceskosloven-
ska. Zaslete check, money or
der nebo hotove penize ma:
K & COMPANY,
241 East illinois Street
Chicago, Ill.
aneb ma naseho baltimorskeho
zastupce
D. CIHLARE,
redaktora Telegraph,
843 N. Washington St.
Residence:
: 1927 Grogan Avenue
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
Porad Oslavy:

Hvmny: Americka a Ceskoslovenska
Pietni projevy:
Jeho Excellence guvernera statu Maryland, H. O'Conora
a mayora m6sta Baltimore 9th. L. Mckeldna
Hudebnf a deklamatorn1 pfednes
dftek ceske skoly a sokolskeho dorostu Belcamp, Md.
Film. "T. C. Masaryk" a lin "Ceskoslovensky Sokol'
S1avnostnf rec: DR.. O. Chyle z Washington
Doslov precisely Csl. S~druzenych Spolkd V. Primusa
Zpev belcampskych dftek.
Oslava Dude pofadana v nedei, dine II. bfezna O 8 iodine
odpoledneev Sokolovne. Vstup volny! Kazdy kdo je hrdy ma
svdj ceskoslovensky pdvod, jiste Pride vzdat hold pamatce
nejvetsiho narodnfho vddce modern1 dolby 7. G. MASARYKA.
J. M. V.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
MiStnl ZpraVy.
MA DO


Dive znam6 krajanky pf. Eli
zabeth SchimGnek a pf. Agnes
Svejda odjely minulou stredu
do st. Petersburg, Florida ma
zotavenou, kde Sc pc nejaky
cas- zdrzf. PTejeme obema kra-
iankam prfjemny pobyt We stun
ne Floride a doufame, re 81 ma
mas vzpomenou nejakou tou do
pisnicl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
Prislovecna cistota Holandanu
preckala valku.

Holandsky lid, znamy V his
tori pro svou velkou cistotu v
domacnosti, dokazal, re teto
cnosti nepozbyl "a valky.
Jisty casopis V procinvialnim
meste Kampen tazal Sc 500 no
spodynek, IDA chit zasobu ma
sla a tukn ma diva tydny nebo
okennf tabulky a vsech 500 "a
dalo sklo do oxen, ably udrzely
prach re svych bytG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
ODJEL DO JAPONSKA.

Mlady Edwin Rdzicka, syn
zesnuleho Jana RGzicky a p1.
Amy RGzickove ,2817 E.. Chase
St., byl povolan do sluzby V U.
S. Army V prosinci. Jeho n.y.
nejsf stanovist6 jest Massachu-
sets. V blfzke dobe Dude O.
deslan S vojenskym transpor-
tenn do Japonska CO vojensky
kuchaF.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
DOPIS Cd
BALTIMORANA ZE
STARE VLASTI.

Vazena redakce "Telegrafu!'
Prostrednictvim p. Vonaska
ma ktereho jsem zaslal tyto 2
dopisy proslm Vas uctive o u
verejnen1 techto We Vasem liste
kazdy totiz dopis v jinem elsie.
Doufam, re 81 je mnozl z ctena-
RI hlavne z Plzenska radi pre-
ctou. Dekuji predem a jsem
V uctG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08

Plzensky kraj. CSR.

Plzensky kraJ. CSR.
Vazena redakce "Telegrafu''
drazf krajane baltimorsti:-
Kdyz behem pfedposlednf
valky r. 1914-1918 dlel jsem
tehdy mezi Vami, nikdy jsem 81
nepomyslil, re "a nekolik let
zaziji chv1le mnohokrate stras-
nejs1, cfmz byla valka posledn1,
Jake snad v kazdem smeru ne
bylo V dejinach a prot n1z byla
pry pTedminula valka pouhou
idylou. Budte stastni drazf ma
81 pfatele "a morem, re usetre-
nj byli jste onech nepopsatel-
nych hrdz, jake "a velke stest1
sobe pokladame my, kteT1 jsme
toto pozemske peklo pfezili. To
nebyla jen valka ma bojisti, to
bylo bestialni vrazden1 naSich
ubohych, nevinnych lidf, ktefi
|bez pT1cin a soud1 utraceni by
Ii jake drava EVER. Ostatne
kazdemu z mas visel zivot ma
nitce, jen spetnout neco prot
nemeckemu ~zverstvu. Nemy-
slete, re byl nemci lined odpra-
ven. To by byla lehka smrt a
tim maly trest pro ceskeho pro-
vinilce, ten musel j1ti do kon-
centracn1ho tabora a tam mu-
cen tax dlouho, dokud z muk
nevysvobodila jej touzena naz
rue smrti.
Sam jsem kazdeho dine cekal
podobny osud, neb MAZE dosud
v Have zakorenene americke O.
vzdus1 svobody, ne prav6 Wy
branymi Tecmi odsuzoval jsem
pri kazde pTflezitosti toto ger
manske hnusne peklo a jen ia
okolnost, re v zdejs1m okoli by
10 castecne cisto cd majestic
kych spicl6 mel jsem st6stf, re
vzdy unikl jsem podobn6mu O.
sudu. Nebot nikdy byste dra-
Ii krajane neverili, jak vzdor
temto germanskym zverstvGm
jakych civilisovany svet kdy
poznal naslo Sc velke procento
"ceskych" nejcernejsfch bid
nych dust, ktere byly nejen Cd
danymi stoupenci tohoto hnus-
neho pekla, ale oni dokonce
kazdeho ceskeho cloveka ktery
nesouhlasil s t1mto masakrem
jeste udavali, coz lined zname-
nalo jistou cestu ma omen svet.
TAX hluboce klesly dabelske
duse z naseho ceskeho prostfe-
df. A neni bez ~zaj1mavosti pfi-
pojiti, re tyto zoldnerske stvG-
ry rekrutovaly Sc zrovna z tech
nemravnych zivl1, ktere pred
casem hyTily vs1m moznym
vlastenectv1m a "a rakusaka
mely kazdeho, kdo pro svdJ
narod pracoval tise bez hluku
a obohacovan1 Sc.
"Boz1 mlEny melou pomalu,
ale jiste." Toto stare ceske prl-
slow, ktere pc SVEN pffjezdu z
vyhnanstvf pronesl sam presi-
dent DIR. Benes a S MIN sdfl1 ce-
lily narod, dokumentuje opetne
stalou pravdivost. Mezi tim, co
tlupy do nedavna vladnouc1ch
nacistickych vrahd v cele Sc
svymi gangstery jdou pred
.soud naseho naroda, tito nej-
cernejsi "cestf" Jidasove a nell
, byste videti jejich hrdinstv1
pred tfmto soudem. K nepo-
znani zbabelci a nevinatka,
kterf pry "Cechy milovali a
hence nenavideli." A "a tote
: sve bfdne ~jidasstv1, "a ktere cd
nemcd dostavali stTfbrny zold 9
zlaty zivot, oplac1 jim sprave:
+, dive ceska justice Golden bud
a olov6nym nebo provazem, O
pravdove die zasluh a cind. M
line ceka pax bud dozivotn
neb dlouholety zalaT zostfenJ
t6z zaslouzilymi prfdavky.
Nemci pax pos1lani jsou
e certu do sveho Reichu, kan je
iich srdce tax tahlo a to pc tt
O slcich denne, take poc1ta Sc
re letosniho roku nase zem'
prosty budou novodobych HUI
en1. Jejich mfsta pTevezme "a
|se do svych rukou mas cesky lii
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
BINGO.

v sobotu, 9. brezna v 8 hodin
vecer porada SBOR L A
els. 81 j. c. D. Bingo
We skole Augustin Herman, rob
Glover a Ashland ulic. Nase
csl. verejnost jest zvana cetne
ncasti. Take sborove sestry Sc
zadajib by Sc su~castnily. krasne
ceny a dverni ceny!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
SokOLsky V6stnik
Statu Marylandu.
VfTEZNE SIBRINKY Sc



Ten ienz pfse tuto rubriku
pod znackou j. B. nerad plytva
chvalou, kde by bylo mono Q
nj pochybovat, ale tentokrate
zasluhy O uspech IA. SibTinek
ie treba uznat ma cele care. w
Dor pro sibrinky, pod energic-
kym a cflev6domym vedenim
bra. w. (Duke) Touly, praco-
val jake team vedomy 81 cti So
kolsk6 a potreby 1spechu pro
sbor. Dokazali co dovede kom-
binace dobre vile S kazn1, a Cd
danosti S vytrvalostf. Diky VAN
bratTf. Je tfeba zaznamenat
t6z ozdobu dvorany, umeleckou
ozdobu jeviste jake rance pro
lahodnou, um1rnene rhytnickou
hudbu bra. Rudy Kiliana, slou-
zfcf stylov6 modernfm pozadav-
kim mlade generace a pri tom
prijemna i usim zvyklym ma
tony, oproti nekterym
tenn jazzovym skrek1m a ra-
chotu dzungle, kterymi mas IT,
rail- ma radiu a pri nekterych
zabavach.
Uprava jeviste i dvorany by
la d1lem bra. Rudy Par1zka st.
a pTedstavovala LODI S. S. "Si-
bTinky" a ma "life preservers'
napisy vsech odvetvi branne
moci. Mel asi br. Patrick ma
mysli, navracejfcf Sc vyslouzil-
&c. V pozadf jeviste majak Sc
sv6tlem svobody, ticha hladina
more s lodi ma obzoru a do W.
Sc stoupajfcf billy oblak podo-
bajfc1 Sc onomu mad atomovym
vybuchem. Pekny symbol Vi
tezstvi a miru. Uspofadani ma
lych stolk1 kolkolem byta tez
stastna myslenka. Tez vypln
rohG palmami.
Navsteva byla velika, vsech-
ny mistnosti byly zaplneny dc
posledniho mfstecka. Sibfinky
ovsem patrily, az ma male W.
jimky, vesmes mladezi. Neko-
Xix vernych starsfch SokolG q
jejich rodiny zaujaly misto na
galerii a vedle nj pr hudbe p
Kul1ska s jeho muzikanty, kite.
ri vyhravali S gustem polky g
valcfky a podobne, ktere jaks
dovedou svesti i ty starsf pustit
Sc do kola, kdyz Sc ceska p1sef
owe, pTipom1naj1cl tempem
slovem tn starou rodnou zem {
bodry, poctivy lid.
Mezi mladfky pFevladaly
mladych muzG v civilu "servict
buttons" ma lapli. A mnoho do
sud slouz1c1ch. Je tax mile sly
set namorn1ka neb vojaka mlu
Wit cesky. z nasich jest6 slou
zicfch sc dostavili bri. Jerom'
Stetka, Arthur Pokorny, FIR
Kilian NIL, Rozanek z Curti
Bay. A naposled 81 nechavan
jake to nejvzacnejs1 navstevl
dvou milych host1 z Fiadelfie
Size: ses. Ermy Prostfedn1k
Marie Nemec, JIM byl ochot
nym kaval1rem bTi. Alb. Pokor
ny a John Stock. Doufam, Z
Sc zde dobre pobavily. Jak ra
di jsme je zde Ease videli. Je
,jich pT1tomnost byla jaksi INA
menim ma budouc1 vzajemn,
styky S bratrskou jednotou
Filadelfie a re Sc vrat1 a nava
Ii Ease stare, pTerusene pratel
stvf. Dalo by Sc napsat jest
mnoho, ably Sc ucinilo zados
vsem, kter1 Sc o dspech sibfi
mex zaslouzili. D1ky Yam vser
kteff jste prisli a prilozili ruk
pomocne. K dals1 svorne spo
lupraci a budoucnu Sokolstvi-
Ma Zdar! J. E
SchHze Sok. Jednoty "Blesk
Dude sc konati dnes v patek
8 hodin vecer v Sokolovne. Brs
tri, kter1 sc pfihlasili ma zt
|jjezd do Filadelfie a nemaj1 zs
placeno j1zdne Sc zadajf by ia
ucinili We schulz vedouc1ho bl
sove vypravy br. Josefa Pokol
neho.
Busy s ucastn1ky vyjedou t.
to nedsli, 10. brezna pfesne
1890 ranO.
Bratfi a sestry, nezapoment
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
F'r. NOkurka,
l. ' ONUI NO
Chyn1n. CeskosloVensko,

Dekujem p. Vonaskovi "a do
DAM dopisG a krajanu re stare
vlasti p. FIR. Vokurkovi "a O.
pravdu zaj1mave dopisy, kter6
S radost1 otiskneme.
Rpdakce
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08

z listarny redakce TELEGRAPH"
Literalnl pr1spevky p. Porka-
ia a FIR. Rosnera otiskneme pfl-
Ste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
eli. liz Sc test ma c~vicen1. Jejich
sokolska krev Sc nezaprela!
Prvn1 povalecna sokolska
Academic


Dude Sc honati v nedeli, "a.
brrezna. Krasny program, po
dlouhe dobe opet spatflte tn
nasi drahou sokolskou drobotl-
nu V akci. Budeme mlti wac
neho hosta br. Karla Prchala,
starostu A. O. S., ktery promlu-
vi o Sokolstvu We stare vlastl.
Priste vice.
Tslocvicna Jednota Sokol v
Belcampu kona sve pravidelne
mesicni schGze kazdou prvnl
stredu v mesfci. Starosta br'
Jan Hoza, mfstostarosta br. JOS.
Vachek, naceln1k br. J. Fejfar,
mfstonacelnik br. B. Kobiersky,
iednatel br. DR.. F. Novak, pokl.
br. J. Svoboda, hospodar br: o,
Klatil, vzdelavatel br. l.. MOI
z1sek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08

Oar ma ceske sirotky:
J. Kolarik, 1882 N. Castle St.
$500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
DalSf sokolsti borci cestne
propusteni.

O Sibfinkach shledal jsem Sc
zdatnymi borci-zavodn1ky Sok.
Jednoty "Blesk" bratry: Edou
Voelkerem a Louis Mentllkem.
Eda slouzil u. S. Armada a
v u. S. Navy. Sotva pri-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-06
Wings

Eddie McEnnan has leased the
house and barn Joining the Mem
nan Airport just north OF the Office
and will expand his parking facili-
ties by taking down the fences and
adding another driveway. All space
back OF the T-hangars can be used
for parking.
The McEnnan family will move
to their new home about the first
OF April and will make arrange
ment to lease their former apart
ment for a modern snack bar and
lunch room. The former garden
spot back OF the main hangar will
b. graded and seeded for an air
plane parking lot.
Eddy McEnnan received delivery
on a new plane from the Common
wealth Aircraft Co., Long Island,
n. Y, Thursday. This ship has
been sold to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Clark, Valparaiso, Ind. Mrs. Clark
is visiting the McEnnans and TAX
ing dual training in preparation TO
flying the new ship to her home.
Mr.. Clark will arrive Tuesday eve
ming to fly home with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Crimson we're
airport visitors Sunday. Mr.. Gin
son is opening an airport at Belle
fontaine, o. The field has been
designated anG runways are 10 be
graded this week.
Ronald Jennings who holds a
commercial license and Harold Aus
tin who is working hard for his
private license, both soloed Sun.
day.
Fermin Wilkie, who is through
with his Army Job at the Packard
Plant here, has moved back to his
home in Detroit. He will hangar
his airplane at the Hartung Air
port, Detroit.
Claer Copeland and Eddy Nc.
Ennen have had 100 hour checks
on their airplanes.
Robert Candllsh. Detroit, few
into McEnnan Airport Sunday
morning.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-06
PLATES MISSING

Ann Arbor, Mar. 6--Ann Arbor
city police were attempting TO
locate a car bearing Ohio license
plates which was driven off with
the plates for the cars operated
by the Michigan Children's Insti-
tute. Monday. An employe OF the
institute. preparing to put the
plates on the cars, laid them on
the rear OF a car parked nearby.
After removing the old plates from
car, he turned back TO discov-
er that the Ohio car had disap-
peared.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-06
Foot Injured by
Blast From Gun

Ann Arbor, Mar. 6-Rice kempf,
SO, 651 f. Joy Rd.. was shot in the
right foot at his farm, Monday.
when a neighbor accidentally fired
"a 70 gauge shot gun.
Mr. Kempf was in the milkhouse.
where he kept a loaded gun. The
neighbor. Fred J. Perth, 1925 r..
Joy Rd.. picked up the gun and
discharged H. Mr.. Kempf was
treated at the University Hospital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-06
Beware of Doo

Pasadena. Calf AP-Ching -
half chow, half husky dog-is real
ly in trouble now.
When postman complained
Ching had bitten him, the sheriff s
office sent Deputy c. L. Brownlee
to investigate. A perspiring Brown
lee reported back that the dog had
caught up with him too, after a
blocks chase.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-06
WHARF SWEPT AWAY

Marine City-AP-The Robert
Holland wharf was swept away and
officials Of the Detroit Edison Co.
reported damage to the company
wharf Monday when ice floes
damned in the st. Clair River. The
river is three feet higher than usual
this year,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-06
HOneymooners to
Live in Jackson

Ann Arbor. Mar. 6-After return
ing from honeymoon trip. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert T. Galardi, who were
married at st. Thomas Church,
Saturday, will reside in Jackson.
Mrs. Galardi Ia the former Miss
Tina Mussio. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Mussio, Spring st. Mr..
Galardi is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Galardi, Jackson.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-06
No Charge

Minneapolis-AP-Loren Spauld-
ing, New Richmond, Wis, motorist,
is going to get back the one dollar
he sent to Minneapolis police.
Spaulding wrote that although he
had not been given a ticket for
parking overtime in the business
district, he felt he owed the dollar.
But police returned the money
and told Spaulding there was no
charge Of traffic violations against
him,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-06
Employees in Ann
Arbor Ask Raise
Myrtle

Ann Arbor. May 6-Ann ArbCr
city employees, in a letter to the
city council, Monday, requested
a 20 per cent wage increase for
all members Of the American Fed
Grafton of State, County, and NUM-
cipal Employees, AFL Local 1863,
and a guarantee Of 40 hour work
week instead OF the present So
hours. Other requests were for
overtime over eight hours in one
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-06
FREE ON BOND

Grand Rapids, Mich.-AP-Har-
ry G. Harmon, 81. was free today
on $1,000 bond with March IL set
for his examination on a charge Of
involuntary manslaughter in the
death Of Frank N. Sagryn. 30. Po-
lice said Harmon told them he shot
Sagryn, his brother-in-law. in the
chest last week during "a game Of
cops and robbers. Sagryn was
dead on admittance to a hospital
here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-06
Simple Arithmetic

Albuquerque, n. M.-AP-Just
how many hogs and chickens. the
farmer wanted to know. would the
government take in payment Of his
income tax?
Giles L. Matthews, Internal Rev
enue Bureau field deputy, explained
that the government didn't take
livestock for March 10 payments.
But, he suggested, the farmer could
convert his pigs and poultry into
cash "and then come back and see
us"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-06
CMILES in
y The Neus
No, Thanks

Los Angeles-AP-A govern
ment agency gave the city school
system two carloads OF potatoes
and Business Manager A. S. Nibec-
ker a headache.
The potatoes came free with the
proyisO they be served at school
cafeterias.
That's all very well, says Nibec-
ker, but costs Of unloading, peeling
and serving the potatoes would
overrun the cafeteria's budget.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-06
Absent-Minded

Portland. Ore.-AP- Shoe cob
bier Charles L. Mahan picked such
a good hiding place for his cash he
couldn't find it himself-until he
tossed a scrap leather box into an
incinerator and burned $3.50 in
bills.
Secret service agents heard his
woeful tale and said some of the
charred remains might be redeem
able.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-06
Sharp peduclnu

Everett, Wash.-AP-Thirty dis
gruntled motorists had to fix flat
tires on Highway 80 north OF here.
The State Highway Department,
called to sweep the pavement with
magnets, said a passing truck had
evidently lost sack OF tacks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-06
Services

Ortonville. NATURALIZATION an
Ortonville farm woman telephoned
DR.. A. J. Hanson and said she was
suffering from a toothache but
couldn't get to his office because
Of snow-blocked highways, the den
tist said he would be right over TO
see her.
He jumped into his plane and flew
to her farm home, landing on
nearby ice-covered lake. His sur
prised patient was given relief
from her aching tooth.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-06
Fine Points IN Bndqe

second heart and having a stopper
left, all he needed, he merely had
TO lead the club X. overtake the
] with the @ II the A did not get
played on the second round, lead
a third club and have the spade X
as a re-entry to dummy. That
would positively produce Ave
tricks In clubs, plus all the tricks
In the other suits except for the
two aces taken by the defense.
So much for the plan. Now for
the execution. When South led his
second club. the J. he momentum
ly neglected to overtake II with
the Q after West played low. Now
his goose was cooked. He tried his
one remaining possible chance for
game. to find the spades evenly di-
vided. He led to the K, returned a
low one and let the 10 win,
watched West score the club A
and return the heart 2 to the Q,
then laid down the spade A. hop
ing for a break to set up his 8 for
the required trick. Failing, he
then took two diamonds and gave
up. II was pretty sad.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-06

The first separate children's
court In the United States was
established in Chicago in 1899.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-06

day and accumulative sick leave.
The letter was referred to the
employe relations committee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-06

Dried vegetables were used dur
ing the Civil War 20 prevent scurvy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-06

Ching's owner is due in court to-
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-06

hi opubs statements o
aIand THAT Shoudh th
The midland journal., 1946-04-26
u A Cz/zabo
G or H7HAODo
M@AXNmn 2ECCy 2ERN wr4u RELEASE
sS xessa REGCy DERN
WN.u. RELEASE

be I ought to be grateful to the
Stevenson wench-if she hadn't
raised such row about my having
a soda with him, and behaving as
though she'd seen me coming out
of some foul dive with him-Pd nev-
er have noticed what a grand guy
he is! Oh, we'll"
They walked on in silence and at
the gate to the MacTavish place,
they stopped and Susie said sud-
denly, "Meggie, is there any truth
in what Stevenson says about
Mary Rogers?"
"Mary Rogers?" Megan repeat
ed puzzled.
"You know she got expelled last
month and she's gone to stay with
her sister and learn to be a war
worker-a riveter or something"
Susie explained, and after mo-
ment blurted out, "The Stevenson
er-witch-says Mary is going to
have a baby, and has dropped a
hint that Bill may have some part
in the matter"
Megan said explosively, disgust in
her voice, Goodness, Susie-what
a foul story!"
Susie nodded wretchedly.
The midland journal., 1946-04-26
Locks in Large Hotels
Operated by Seven Keys

Door locks for large hotels are
complex and costly because they
are operated by seven different
keys, says Golfers.
Besides the regular key for the
guest, hotel lock has a submaster
key for the chamber maid, a mas
ter for the supervisor of the floor,
a grand master for the housekeep-
er and a great grand master for
the manager, the last being the
only key which will open a door
that has been locked by the sixth
or seventh key-the display" key
given guest who does not want
any employee to enter his room,
and the "shutout" key which locks
out the "nonpaying" guest.