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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-04
PressCOn1ment
A GAIN AND A LOSS
(BoSton PoSt)

Congratulations to Joseph P. Ken nedy on his appointment as ambas sador to Great Britain must b tinged with regret at his leavin Washington at this time. MT. Ken nedy, as chairman of the securitie and exchange commission and 8 head of the maritime commission has been the outstanding success of the Roosevelt administration a an administrator. His work ha been greeted with a universa chorus of praise.
 But his status as one of the closs advisers to the president has been reassuring to business men. They have felt that MT. Kennedy is the one man among the presidents in inmates who understands the prob lens of business.
 The London post is one of the great prizes the president has to be- stow. MT. Kennedy has well earned one of the highest awards. He will fill the post with dignity and dis tinction. But we are sorry he will be thousands of miles away from Washington in this critical period.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-04

the old career system expect new lightning to strike at any mo- ment.
 c. I. o. Insurgent @ The insurgent c. I. Gers are getting a taste of their own medi- cine. ,.
 Stocky little David Dubinsky, president of the International b. Ladies Garment Workers, one of the original ten unions which %. bOlted the A. F. of L., has been wrangling with his fellow c. l. 5 o. chieftainS over their refusal to accept the Federations' peace terms.
 Dubinsky was for going back into the A. F. of L. on its own conditions. He believed that once Inside, the c. I. O. could "clean house." The other c. I. O. leaders flat ly rejected this view, taking the position that their rank-and- would not stand for the Fedora tion's terms and would walk out on them, and also that even if they defied rank-and-file senti- :. ment the A. F. of L. would dis. |. gest the c. I. O. rather than vice . versa.
 At the c. I. O. conference sev- : eral hours before the last peace. : barley meeting, John L. Lewis laid down the law to the Dubin- sky faction in very plain language. Dubinsky himself wasn't present but his vice president, Julius Hockman, was.
 "WeIl statnd for none of this peace at any price business Lewis told HOchman. we are anxious for peace as Dave is, but that doesn't mean we pro- pose to surrender. There is a difference between the two, if he doesn't know it. What the Fed :, eration crowd propose is surren- der. We are willing to come to an honorable agreement with them, but we don't intent to cut our own threats"
 When Leiws' talk was reported to him, Dubinsky said nothing openly, but privately has been quoted as saying that Lewis wings ought to be clipped '''
 NOTE-Wielding a powerful in- fluence with Dubinsky is the group of so-called Old Guard Socialist leaders who control the New York Jewish newspaper Forward. They have close A. F. of L. ties Iand have been pressing Dubinsky to return to the Federation fold. ..
 Merry-Go-ROund
 Nikolai Sokoloff, director of the WPA Federal Music Project. esti- mates that his unemployed mu- sicians have played before 85,- people in the last two years .. Nicaragua has sent as minister to the United States Leon De Bayle, third of a family of broth CTS who have represented Nic- aragua automatically in Wash ington A Civil War trend runs across the grounds of Su- preme Court Justice Blacks new home Younger workers in the State Department are agitat- ing for five-day week =. Private Likeness or Public Work" is a new book written by Nels An derson, WPA labor expert.
 Copyright, 1888, by United
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-04
TODAY'S COMMON ERROR Never pronounce SalmOn-sa'-
 nun; say sam-m.

more valuable include irdidium, ruthenium, osmium, rhodium, usual ly platinum and sometimes palla- dium. Others, such as radium, are more valuable, but they are con- fined to scientific use. Gold is worth $35 an ounce.
 e. What is the title of recent book that deals with the study in the Red sea of the lung fish, which breathes both air and water?
 A. Kamongo," by Homer w. Smith, published by the Viking Press corporation. Lung fish still live in certain areas and fossil spe- cimenS are fairly common.
 O. Where is the University of Alaska, and how large is its cam puS?
 A. It is located about three miles from Fairbanks, on the Alaska railroad. The campus contains 2,560 acres.
 Q. How should one eat fresh fruit such as peaches, bananas, apples, grapes, plums and cherries, when served whole?
 A. These are classed as finger foods" and are eaten with the fin- gers. Apples. peaches and bananas should be peeled onto the plate and the banana being soft can be eaten with a fork; grapes, plums and cher rieS are eaten with the fingers and tn eseeds removed from the mouth, one at time, between the thumb and foref1nger.
 If you want copy of our booklet QUEER FACTS OF GEOGRA- PLY" write the Waterbury Demo- crat'S Washington Bureau, 1913 Thirteenth street, Washington, D. c. Enclose 10 cents in postage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-04
Selected Poem
A WINTER MORNING
(w. D. Cough in the New York Sum

(W. D. Cough in the New York Sum saw the in the convent garden; And think that should have asked their pardon Since came so to watch them feeding The little birds in ther winters needing. The birds came down from the pines and beeches; And the nuns did as the Good Lord teaches: GroSbeak the meek, and sparrow the sinner Were given alike dainty dinner. Then in the Steeple the bells went ringing And the birds flew of with playful wingng. Grosbeak and sparrow, untrammeled by cares, And the nuns returned to their work and prayers
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-04

Weather conditions over the holiday weekend were anything but ideal. All things being equal, though the number of accidents was rather small, we thought. We certainly thought that the sleet of New Years morning and day would cause many crashes. It did, but nothing like that might have occurred had not caution and care been exercised. It's one time that Waterbury motorists can take bow for safe driving.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-04

What to do about people who want to bet on horse races is one of the perennial problems which appear to be insoluble. The City Council of Chicago, supposedly with the approval of Mayor Edward J. Kelly, has approved municipal law which would license, for good- sized fee, those reputable bookmak- CTS who are glad to quote prices on horses and attend to taking the citizens money. It is admitted that this law is of doubtful legality, and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-04
Daily Almanac
Moon sets 6:44 D. m.

Moon sets 6:44 p. m.
 Sun rises 7:22 a. m; sets 4:45 p. m
 All vehicles must be lighted thirty minutes after sunset.
 January was named from the Latin god, Janus Owing to the fact that he was depicted as two-faced god Janus today is often pictured as deceitful dwo-faced). Janus two faces represented the two sides of door, he being the god of the household door and con- sequently regarded as the patron of jaslitcrS, whose terminology relations can be detected
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-04
GRAND TOUR

Eric Locke, business manager for Paramount Producer Director Ernst LubitSch, spent IA weeks filming European cities and resorts to be used as exterior shots in the new Lubitsch comedy, "Bluebeard'S $ Eighth Wife" which co-Stars Clau- dette Colbert and Gary Cooper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-04
Questions and
 Answers
CopyrlSht 1881. NEA
By Frederick M Kerby

YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED
 Enclose a three-cent stamp for reply when addressing any ques- tion of fact or information to the Waterbury Democrats Service Bu- reau at Washington. Legal and medical advice cannot be given, nor can extended research be un- dertaken. Be sure all mail is ad- dressed to the WATERBURY DEMOCRATS SERVICE BU- REAU, 1913 Thirteenth Street, Washington, D. c.
 THE EDITOR
 @. What is the name of the long curved knife carried by the Hindus of India?
 A. Churi-chaku.
 O. How can I find the name and address of a party whose automobile license number is the only identi- flcation?
 A. You can obtain it from the traffic official of the state, if you can give a sufficient reason for wanting the information. If such information was given out promis- cuously it might be misused by un- scruplous persons.
 o. Is any metal more valuable than gold?
 A. Commercial metals that are
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-04
T est Y o UT Knowledge
Can you answer seven of these test questions? Turn to last page for the answers.

1. In which state was President Benjamin Harrison born?
 2. What is an aphorism?
 3. Who is Chairman of the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Com mission?
 4. Where is the Yser Canal?
 5. Who was George Romney?
 6. How long was Nero the Elm peror of Rome?
 '. Name the Clerk of the House of Representatives.
 8. In the New Testament, who were Priscilla and Aquila?
 g. Near the entrance of which Gulf is Cape Breton Island2
 10. Which animals are included in the order of primates?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-04

The more we see of modern warfare the more we admire what people quaint ly called the Dark Ages
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-04

The rush for book on How to Influ- ence People" puts us on the defensive. We're influenced too much already.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-04
WAR ON BIG BUSINESS TO
 BE WAGED TO BITTER END
" BaBW HA10oa

Washington, Jan = With the barrage of speeches against big business laid down since Christmas the den
 zens of the Inner Circle have passed around among themselves an old Chinese proYerb which like ts
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-04

A philosopher doesn't bother to sweep away the snow; he knows the sun will melt it sooner or later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-04
Furrin' Word

Furrin' Word
 It's downright silly, but it's a laugh. During the past few nights, Lynne Fontanne has cuddled up to Alfred Lunt in the more intimate scenes of their classic vehicle, "Amphitryon 38." and murmured this strange query, "Perwitsky? Perwitsky?" once or twice. It isn't in the English script, nor did the author ever hear of it, and the Greeks, from whom the play was taken, never had such a word nor is it an incantation the Lunts made up themselves.
 But it turns out that they picked up a newspaper last week and read in column that Lynne Fontanne wears the only Perwitsky coat in town. The information surprised them, too, if far no other reason than they don't know a Perwitsky coat from a Hudson seal. But they like the sound of the word and they are hoping that somebody in the audience is going to hear "Perwit- sky" one night and come around and explain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-04
Hospitality

HOSpltanty
 The sedenatry life gives the play boys their wierd ideas and all kinds of funny notions germinate in their heads while they loiter at Fl Morocco.
 Now the other night, H. H. Rogers, heir to the oil fortune gazed into the crystal of cham pagne glass and announced his plans for the winter. He was, he said, going to sail his yacht down to Palm Beach and after casting anchor, he was going to cement the side of his boat against the harbor wall. Then he was planning to con- vert his pasted-up craft into a floating southern mansion for all his friends. And he might, too.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-04
A Thought for Today

These arc the statutes and judgments and laws, which the Lord made between him and the children of Israel in Mount Sinai by the hand of MOSeS.-Leviticus 26:46.
 The peoples safety is the law of God.James Otis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-04

Copyright. 1888. by United Feature Syndicate, Inc.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-11

George Warner, 62 let starry
zahradnfk, nalezen byl zastfe-
leny v malem potoku v zales-
meme cast u Rogers avenue a
Western Maryland drahy. Po-
stradan byl pc nekolik dn1 re
sv6ho domova, {. 5241 Fair
lawn avenue.
z pocatku policie mcdowell
la 81 vysvetliti, re mrtvola le-
zela asi 100 yard1 vzdalena
Cd revolveru a re klobouk le-
Eel ma jedn6 strane potoku a
jedna bota ma druhe. Tato le-
zela Cd mrtvoly IL stop daleko
Koroner Ham, pocal vyse-
trovati a dospel ku faktu, re
moznym bylo muzi jfti pc sire
len1 Sc, ana kule vezela v pred
nj casti hlavy a nemusela byti
lined muzi osudnou.
V nedeli Warner odesel z
domu sveho, v nemz I'll S bra
trem sym, konsteblem v Peo-
pies Court. Warner byl zf1-
zencem parkovn1ho depart
mentu.
= Plynem usmrtil Sc mali
tel stravnfho domu, James
Balm, IS rokG starry V 700 bloc
ku w. Fayette ulice. Nalezen
byl v bezvedom1 spocivajfc1 v
houpaku. Plyn vychazel z ne
rozehnutych horakG plyno-
vych kamen. Pc p%fivezenl do
nemocnice Zemrel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-11
S mestskych distriktGG pro
O'Conor.

John N. Mackall, byvaly
pfedseda statn1 silnicni komi-
Sc a Glen gubernatorske kam-
pane O'Conora, v 1tery tvrdil,
re jak dnes veci stojf, pet Bal
timorskych distrikt1 je hotovo
pro zvolen1 generaln1ho advo-
kata, Herberta R. O'Conor "a
governera statu. Ku temto pc
tt distriktdm, die jeho tvrzenf,
druz1 sc jedenact distrikt1 We
statu.
Rekl, re primarske volby
volby dali O'Conorovi 80 hla-
ST re 149 demokraticke stat
nj konvenci, z n1z re nadseni
pro O'Conora sc rozsirf az ma
jeho zvOlen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-11
Omezi pocet zvedavych pri
karabacovani.

Zalafni vybor uvedomil Sc
rita, Josepha c.. Deegen, jenz
pozval ku vefejnemu karaba-
covan1 27leteho Clyde Miller,
IS osob. Milerovi, jenz stlou-
XII svoji zenu, dano bylo 20 ran
v 1tery. Bealmear, president
nakazal serifu, re pfi dalsl po-
dobne exekuci sm1 byti pr1to-
men jenom jeden pomocn1k
Serbia a co nejmensf pocet
svedkd. z kazdeho mistn1ho
casopisu sm1 byti pozvani je-
nom diva reporter. Pr kara
bacovanf Millera vedle 65 O.
sob bylo pTitomno "a reporte-
RI, nekterf az z New Yorku,
Chicago a Memphis, Tenn.
Clyde Miller, ktery zbil re-
nu, svijel Sc a stenal pod diva
ceti ranami, jez mu byly wy
meTeny jake trest.
KTicel pri poslednfch deset
ranach ma sva naha zada dGt-
kami O dewitt Temenech. Jeho
zada krvacela a cervenala.
Millerova, ktera Tfkala, Re
"bude divati sc ma trest s nej-
vets1m zajmem", nebyla vpus-
tena do trestnice, kde byla Wy
konana exekuce.
Miller, slaby, cernovlasJ
muz, klopytal, kdyz byl veden
Ike sloupu, u nehoz mel byt or
tel vykonan. Dozorci pTipou-
tall mu ruce k sloupu,sest stop
vysokemu.
Pravila: "Trest je spravny
ale mel byti vetsf. Mfsto diva
ceti ran d1tkami a sesti mes1-
Gu v zalaTi soudce mu mel da.
ii sto ran a dozivotf v zalaTi.'
Soudce J. A. Saylor odsou.
dill Millera, ktery je tiskarem
k trestu dvaceti ran dItkami q
ma sest mesicd do zalare, "a
to, re zbil svou zenu v hadce
pri hire v karty. Millerova me.
la ODE oci zacernale a opuchlf
Muzova pest il roztrhala kdz:
ma obliceji a sesti stehG bylc
treba, ably rany byly zavreny
Jejf dasne byly napuchle oC
ran.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-11
Loterni vyslechy porusuji
policii.

re Baltimorska policie po-
rusovana jest vyslechy loter-
Mich pfestupk1 a re cd zave-
deni techto roku 1886 poruse-
nj mezi p~olicisty ~nastalo, uda-
no bylo nyni We vyrocnl zpra-
We komise ma kriminaln1 spra-
vedlnost.
Roku 1886 ctyricet policis-
tn bylo nafceno z podvodu a
spiknut1. Kazdy nafceny po-
licista unikl trestu pomoci r1z.
nych pravnfch vytacek aniz by
|fakta byla uverejnena.
Roku 1887 vladimir odboren
usvedcena byla rada pfestup'
Mkt a mezi t6mito opet jist
policiste. Nebyli usvedcen
krone vyssfho d1stojnika.
Zprava uvad1 tez wrist tei
kych zlocin1 v poslednlm 70
ce, nejvice v loupez1ch, kra
def tobolek atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-11
Darovane detatko musela
witt nazpet.

Soudce Cleveland rozkazal
v sobotu cernosce, jenz daro-
vala sve sedme dltko jine GER
nosce, ably toto vzala nazpet.
Pohrozil il, re neucinf-li tax,
odsoud1 il do 1stavu.
Matka, jez byla podporova-
ma z fondu pro nezamestnane,
poslechla. Druha cernoska,
'jak znelo svedectv1 ,rekla pred
tim manzelu svemu, re ceka
narozenf d1tka. Pozdeji, kdyz
d1tko narodilo sc prvni cernos-
ce, vzala 81 toto a odnesla do
mi pochlubfc sc manzelu, re
prave toto Sc il narodilo. Ma
stopu podvodu pTivedl lekar
Trad vzdor tomu, re porodni
bahia toto udala jake d1tko
prave narozene druhe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-11
Mechanic vsak nyni mluvit

Mechanic vsak nyn1 mluvit
osoby dele: Vaclav, otec Jill
no, f1ka sve manzelce: Gale i
kdyby = zemrel by jake mr.
dina = obetoval by sv1j zivot
pro zachranu druhych - ODE
toval by sc pro vlast - pro ma
rod = tax, jake kazdy Tadny
uvedomely Cechoslovak." V
dalslm rika: "Nechceme val
ky, chceme mir. Nikdy cesky
narod nebude mezi TENN, kter1
podpalf svetovy pozar. Ale
vzdy a dGsledne proti tenn, kite
II 81 hazardersky zahravaj1 ma
Nerona."
Tot obraz pristiho divadla.
Pokracovan1 pr1st1ch tyd-
mech. Dop.
- z Patronatu Ceske Svob.
Skoly Augustin Herman. Pred
staveni nas1 skoly je stanoveno
ma nedeli, dine 13. brezna. w.
brana krasna symbolicka po-
hadka Sc zpevy a tanci "Hon-
zfcek z malovane chaloupky".
Napsol Richard Branald. Zpev
ne upravil ucitel nas1 skoly p.
Antonin CihlaT.
Pohadka tato je opravdu
krasna. Malovana chaloupka,
tot nase draha republika Ces-
koslovenska a cert, ktery Sc il
chce zmocniti - je mas dav-
ny a 1hlavni nepritel! Hon
zicek Sc da ulisnym certem
svesti a zap1se Sc certu krv1, re
mu da chaloupku "a pytel fla
ia. Dobra villa Slovanka vsak
bdi mad touto chaloupkou a
nedopust1, ably Sc stala koristi
chamtiveho certa - nepr1tele.
Pohadka ma mnoho krasnych
okamzik1 O seen, ktere sc hlu-
boko vryjf do srdce kazdeho
divaka. Hra jakoby byla psa-
ma ma dnesn1 vaznou dobu!!!
We hre je zamestnano ma 80
1cinkujicfch. Zpevy jsou mi
lie a hTejive! Pekny tanecek
Honz1cka a Marysky. Nadher-
ny lance vii. Krasna zaverec-
ma scena ma kterou nezapome-
nete! Pred divadlem vas pri.
vita zacek a zacka v narod-
mich kroj1ch peknym r1kan1m
Zpevy doprovazi p. Jaronyn
Stetka, ktery Dude k vasemu
obveseleni vyhravati Sc svym
orchestrem meziakt1. Vstup.
ne .je lidove 35c, d1tky 15c
Zacatek presne We $3.50 odpol
Jest to jedine predstaven:
nasi skoly "a cely rok. Pohad:
ku tuto by mel videti kazdJ
verny Cechoslovak.
Krajane, prijdte Sc svym.
ditkami ma "Honz1cka z malo.
vane chaloupky" do Delnicke.
no Domu, rob Madison a Rose
ulic tuto nedeli. Pros1m neza'
pomente! A. Cihlar, ucitel
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-11
Pomona akce vstoupila We 2e
mesicich ma $9,557.99O.

V Baltimore ma pomocnou
akci vynalozeno bylo behem
26 mesic1 do 1. brezna $9,557-
99O.81. Suma tato ma nejvyss1
bod dospela v 1noru letosnlho
roku. Do sunny teto pfispe]
stat, vlada a mesto.
Rozdeleno bylo v dobe te:
ma pense, S2,765, 260.84, O.
sleplym $19O,281.O9, zavislym
ditkam So, 1928, 8O4.66 a ma vse
obecnou verejnou ponce 49,
78,644.22.
Ceka Sc, re v tonic meslci
potreba pomoci jeste vice vzro
ste NEIL v 1noru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-11
M1stn1 zpravy.

RESOLUTION:

Whereas we, the United
Czechoslovak Societies of Bal
timore, duly assembled, agreed
that, since it appears impossi-
bic to prevent wars by legisla-
ton or treaties, we should, by
our concerted efforts, support
the movement to outlaw inhu-
manities and barbarism as in
flicted upon countless women
and children and other non
combatants in areas outside of
combat zones, and since there
seems to be a total disregard
for international or humanita-
rian laws in conflicts through
out the world, and
Whereas we concur in and
endorse the action of William
Randolph Hearst in his pro-
gram of arousing Indignation
against these atrocities and to
bring about a general under
standing to outlaw them in the
interest of humanity,
Now, therefore, be it re-
solved,
1. That we are opposed to
all attacks upon defenseless
women, children and other
non-combatants,
2. That we do not intend
that this action shall be con-
strued to interfere with the
present deliberations in Con-
gress regarding Constitutional
amendments, ornaments, pa
cifism, neutrality, universal
service and national defense,
and
Be it further resolved, that
copies of this resolution be
forwarded to the members of
Maryland delegation in Con-
gress and released to the pub
lie press.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-11
Londyn stredem fasistskeho
svsta. udal socialista.

re hlavni mesto Angle,
Londyn, je stTedem svetoveho
fasismu, tvrdil v nedeli Bal
timore Open Forum v Leh-
mann SIM pravnfk z Filadel-
file, David Felix.
Felix dovozoval, re odtud
mono diktovati diktatorGm,
ponevac oni jsou mu dluzn1ky
Dale pravil, re Italie a Nemec.
ko jsou ma pokraji bankrotu 3
re Anglii zalez1 ma tom, ably
skutecne nezbankrotovali, pc,
nevac Angle by tim utrpela.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-11
Mrtvola postradane nalezena
" Rock rece.

V Rock fece nedaleko Fort
Smallwood zeleznicn1ho mos
tn, nalezena byla v 1tery mr.
tvola 45lete Ireny CLANCY, z
Tick Neck road, Pasadena.
Byla manzelkou Irvinga Cha
ney, ktery oznamil il jake uni
zelou pc 1. iodine odpoledni
v pondeli. Ia nekolik hodin
nalezen byl jeff kabat a klo.
bouk ma mostu a asi 100 yardf
cd mostu jej1 mrtvola.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-11
RESOLUCE

pffijata We sch1zi Sdruzenf Ces
koslovenskych SpolkG V Balti-
more, dine 4ho bTezna, 1888.
Jsouce vedomi nebezpecne
situace, V ktere Sc v teto dobe
bez sve why, octla Ceskoslo-
venska Republika, nase byva-
la vlast, a
Znajfce bezohlednost a kru-
tost odvekych nepratel naseho
naroda, ktery nesm1rnymi O.
b6tmi ma zivotech a statc1ch
dobyl sc op6t sve byvale samO-
statnosti, tohoto nejdrazsiho
pokladu kazdeho kulturnfho
naroda, O kterouzto zlatou
svobodu Ease jeho nepfatele
ukladajf, a
Uvazivse vsechny tyto velmi
nebezpecne a vdci ceskoslo-
vensk6mu narodu krajne ne
spravedlive o%kolnosti,
Rozhodli jsme Sc v tonic
vaznem case, my americt1 OBJ
cane a obcanky ceskosloven-
skeho pGvodu, v Baltimore a
okolf bydlfcf, pozvednout sv6-
no hlasu ma obranu volnosti a
svobody ceskoslovenskeho sta
tn a naroda, ktery We sve Was
ii pres tisfc let sfdlf a jake ma
rod vysoce kulturn1 pine svo-
body 81 zasluhuje.
Protestujeme proti nasilne-
mu, nespravedlivemu zasaho-
vani CHI, nemecke nazisticke
vlady do vnitTn1ch pomerG sa-
mostatneho csl. statu a odsu-
zujeme co nejrozhodn6ji nasi-
II diktatora Adolfa Hitlera.
ktery Tfdi Sc nemravnym hes
lem vsech nasiln1k1, re moo
jde mad pravo.
Jsme pro volnost a svobodu
sve byvale otciny a bude-li ire.
ba, chceme pro nj Ease obeto.
vat statky i zivoty, jak to jiz
uG11I1ll udOl OAdN1A
predkove a jak jsme totez ko.
nall my v nedavn6m boji "a
svobodu Ceskoslovenska.
Konecne dovolavame Sc mo
ralnfho vlivu a pomoci nas1cl
mocnych Spojenych Statd A
merickych, teto nas1 move Via
sti, jejfz konstituce byla vzo
rem demokratickeho zrfzen
ceskoslovenske R%epubliky.
Chime tax nejen jmenen
Sdruzenf Ceskoslovenskycl
SpolkdG, nybrz vseho zdejsfh
cesk6ho a slovenskeho lidu
bez rozdflu nabozenskeho Wy
znanf a socialnfho postaveni.
z Dram. Odboru Soko.
ske Jednoty Blesk Sc oznamu
je: Minulou nedeli, 6. bfezn
sehrana byla veselohra "Zlat
lijak" s velikym 1spechen
Podrobny referat pTineseme
prfstfm elsie tohotO listu. Dol
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Nezamestnanym pomozeno
jednim milionem.

Marylandsky odbor ma po-
moe nezamestnanym do sobo-
ty rozeslal check1 v sumo jed
noho milionu dolarG. V po-
slednfm tydnu rozeslano bylo
1000 checkG. Rozes1lani by
10 Romano v dob6 6 tydn1. V
lednu O podporu pfihlasilo Sc
We statu ma $4,000 nezamest-
nanych zavislych d1tek a slep-
CT. V 1noru vyplaceno bylo
temto S485, 708.10.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-11
Voiak pokutovan.

Malcolm McCracken, 20 ro-
XII starry vojak z Fort George
G.. Meade pokutovan byl $40 a
1tratami ma zapadn1 policejnl
stanici. Soudruh jeho, Pete
Kubilius, 24lety, zbaven byl
why.
Policista svedcil, re zatkl O.
ba v hospode v prvnim blocku
Pine ulice, kdyz pred tim ne
kolik hospodskych stezovalo 81
mu, re vojak ohrozuje revol-
iverem hosty.
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Mayor pro uniozovani NEST
skYch zrffZencH.

Hnutf pocate delnickymi u
niemi ably zorganisovani byli
mestSt1 %zT1zenci v uni, dosta~
10 Sc schvalenf mayorem Jack
sonem pc porade S Baltimor-
skym Sdruzen1m Prace. Pod
m1nkou mayorovou bylo, ably
"uniove pozadavky nestaly
prot verejnym zajmdm."