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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-05-02
Pandora To Graduate
Thirty-One

Among the 286 seniors in the Put
nam county school system who will
receive their diplomas this spring
are 81 pupils of the Riley township
school in Pandora. Plans for COM
mencement exercises will be an
nounced later.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-05-02
Hurt In Fall From
Roof

Henry Solomon, 40, sustained a
strained back and possible cracked
vertebra when he fell II feet from
the roof of the Smith Brothers Man
ufacturing Co. plant in Findlay.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-05-02
Injunction Halts Ken
ton Sewage Plant

The City of Kenton has been
named in two suits filed by farmers
north of the city who seek to re-
strain the municipality from using
its sewage disposal plant, located in
the vicinity of their lands.
Work on the plants improvement
was stopped Thursday when Sheriff
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-05-02

Lloyd Norman served a temporary
injunction, granted by common pleas
court. Suits were filed against the
city by John w. and Sarah E. Bry-
ant and Edwin L. Steiner. The lat
ter recently was granted a verdict
of $1,025 against the city.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-05-02
Failed To Return
Change To LOra

Albert Lora, of Findlay, formerly
of Bluffton, employed three boys to
do some cleaning up around his
home. Each had $1.50 coming. Lora
didn't have the change, so he gave
one boy a $40 bill to get changed.
The boy failed to return.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-05-02
Indicted In Prison
SWindle Probe

T. A. Plummer, former proprietor
of a Lima sandwich shop, was
named one of three co-defendants in
a finding for recovery of S2,943 as
the result of an examination into
records of the London prison farm.
Findings against Plummer, who
allegedly started a sandwich shop
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-05-02
Ohio Oil Dividend
Declared

Directors of the Ohio Oil Co. last
week declared the regular quarterly
dividend of $3.50 a share on pre-
ferred stock, payable June Is, to
stockholders of record June 3. A
dividend of 20 cents a share was
declared on the common stock, pay
able June Is to stockholders of rec
ord May 10.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-05-02
Three Fires In One
Week

Findlay firemen know their way to
627 H street and almost could go
there with their eyes closed. The
reason is that they have been called
there three times in the past week.
None of the fires resulted in SER
ious damage.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-05-02
Honor Students To Be
Feted

The annual honor roll banquet of
Ohio Northern university, for those
students who have a cumulative
average of 2.3 points or better will
be held in Alumnae hall the evening
of May IA. About 10 persons have
been invited.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-05-02
Map Made; But
Out-Of-D

Boys in the Washington grade
school in Findlay some time ago be-
gan making large-scale jig-saw
map of Europe. 1t is finished now,
and doesn't mean a thing because
the whole map of Europe has
changed since the project first was
laid out. They still have fun put
ting it together, the teachers say.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-05-02
news NOTES FROM -FOUR COUNTIES

April Is. Members of the youths
family reported he told them he
planned to return to the school at
Delaware and go to Columbus a
short time later for an asthma treat
ment.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-05-02
Pandora Postmaster
Named

Hiram L. Basinger, endorsed by
President Roosevelt for appointment
as postmaster of Pandora, last week
was informed that the senate had
confirmed the selection.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-05-02
Lima Stores Close On
Thursday

Stores and offices in Lima will be
closed each Thursday at IL noon for
the remainder of the day starting
Thursday, May 2.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-05-02
Twin Colts Are Born

Twin colts, a comparative farm
rarity, were born to a mare on the
farm operated by Lawrence Hazel
ton, near Continental.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-05-02
WPA Rolls Reduced
In County

Although an increased quota for
WPA employment in District No. l
was released the week of April Is,
reductions in working forces in Put
nam County continued because of
lack of projects.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-05-02
Livestock Picture Is
Bright, Speaker Says

Jim Pool, Chicago radio livestock
Evening star., 1940-11-11
French Military Aide Quits;
Will Continue to Live Here
Col. E. E. Lombard
Won World War
Decorations

Col. Emanuel E. Lombard, who
served France as military attache
in Washington since 1919, has re-
signed, but said he intends to live
In Washington.
Col. Lombard came to the United
States as a captain. During the
World War he served as an artillery
officer and was decorated for brav-
cry by the French and the United
States Government. He is one of
the few French officers who nOlds
the American Distinguished Service
Medal for services rendered the
American Expeditionary Force in
France. He instructed the artillery
officers of several American divi-
sions at Valdahon, France, before
their units were sent to the front.
Because OF his popularity with the
American officers and his knowledge
of the United States, the French
government maintained him as Mil
itary Attache in this country and
promoted him without recalling him
for service in France, except in one
instance, in 1923, when he was or
dered to serve for l8 months with
an artillery regiment at Grenoble.
The retiring French Military At
tache married a Washingtonian,
Helen Carusi, daughter of the late
Charles Francis Carusi, a prominent
Evening star., 1940-11-11
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admit they often are asked this
question. They admit, too, it is un-
derstandable, for there are many,
even in the ranks of Chest contribu-
tors, they say, who still regard So
cial workers as people dedicating
themselves only to provision of
physical necessities for the poor, re-
framing from concern for anything
beyond the minimum requirements
OF the human body.
Returns of Value.
They reply to these questions pa
tiently, earnestly, striving to point
out the real worth of making settle
ment house clients realize they are
individuals to whom society is ready
to give chance to demonstrate
their individuality. Folks who find
they are being regarded as more
than Just people" needing help
probably will return something of
value to the community for the aid
they receive, declare staff workers at
Friendship House.
But this is a beautiful place. Why
spend charity funds for all this
turniture?"
Miss Lydia Burklin, with the set
tlement for 81 years and now it's
head resident, emphasizes the metal
chairs of Friendship Houses "little
theater' constitute the only furni-
ture bought new. Some pieces were
gifts. others were reflnished cast
offs of other agencies, some were
bought second hand. She is glad
ways have been found to make each
room an attractive unit, for she be-
lieves such beauty as can be brought
Evening star., 1940-11-11
Aliens Warned 10 Notify
OF Chances in Address

With alien registration proceeding
at a rate that promises to wind up
the job by the time the deadline
is reached December 26, Earl G.
Harrison, director OF registration
for the Department of Justice, to-
day called attention to the fact that
the new law also requires aliens to
report changes in permanent ad-
dress within five days.
There still is considerable mis-
understanding about this phase of
the law" said Mr. Harrison. IF
an alien fails to notify Washington
of change in his permanent ad-
dress. he is violating the law" He
added that the penalty for this is a
fine of 500 or 30-day prison SEN
tence, or both.
Mr.. Harrison said that about rs
per cent of the 100000 aliens es-
timated to be in this country have
been registered and f1ngerprinted
In Washington the registrants now
number 8505.
Evening star., 1940-11-11
Palestine Settlement
Exp|odes Evil Myth,'
Angel Tells Jews
Fate of Homeland Linked
With Britoin's, Nobel
Prize Winner Declares

The fate of the Jews in Palestine
inevitably is bound up with Britain s
in her war with Germany, according
to Sir Norman Angel, British author
and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize.
Addressing a one-day conference
of the United Palestine Appeal at
the Ambassador Hotel yesterday,
Sir Norman said virtually all of
the $4,000 Jews who have migrated
to Palestine during the past year
fled from the tyranny of Hitlerism
and its vaSsals in Eastern Europe. "
In their new homeland they again
have become productive citizens, he
added.
Destroys Evil Myth"
This successful migration and set
tlement, Sir Norman asserted, has
destroyed the evil myth that the
Jews cannot till the soil and live by
manual labor"
These hundreds of thousands
VIII lOW Cdu TdltSIIlle IIlelF nome,
although only few years ago they
were cramped within Polish ghettos
or German concentration camps,
have disproved that myth" he said
There has been a return to the soil
among great numbers of them until
today. with more than $4,000 Pal
estinian Jews in rural areas, the
percentage of the Jewish population
directly and indirectly dependent
upon agriculture is 20 per cent, the
Evening star., 1940-11-11

highest among any Jewish COM
munity in the world and nearly as
high as the average for the Ameri-
can people"
Aid to Palestinians Urged.
The conference urged Jews in the
United States to give "all possible
financial assistance" to the Jews in
Palestine Ito strengthen its position
as bastion in the defense of Brit
ain in the Mediterranean.
Daniel Ellison of Baltimore, chair
man of the Seaboard Region of the
Zionist Organization of America,
presided at the morning session.
Rabbi Isadore Breslau of Washing
ton, chairman of the Seaboard Re-
gion of the United Palestine Appeal,
served as chairman for a conference
luncheon and the groups afternoon
session.
Evening star., 1940-11-11

It's not laziness, it's istlessnessl
When you have to force yourself to
work, delayed bowel action may be
the reason. Often this is followed by
gas in stomach and intestines, sour
stomach, heartburn, restless nights.
Give those lazy bowels a gentle nudge
with ADLERIKA'S 8 laxatives and 3
carminatives. Then you'll feel like
working. Druggists have sold AD-
LERIKA for 10 years. Get your
bottle today.
Evening star., 1940-11-11

to clients of the agency represents
only discharge of part of the whole
communitys responsibility for the
well being of its less fortunate men,
bers.
Miss Burklin regards the settle
ment as modern urban counter
part of the little red school house"
in the small town of generation or
two ago, meeting place for COM
munity groups, spot for neighbors
to gather for recreation. for discus
sion of their individual and mutual
problems, a center epitomizing in
terchange of ideas, friendly helpful
ness, shared responsibility-sinews
of Americanism.
Evening star., 1940-11-11

attorney here and former president
of the Board of Education.
Outside the fact that he does
not intend to return to '.unoccupied
France" Col. Lombard has no def
note plans for the future, he said.
Evening star., 1940-11-11

The temperature of Venus is be-
lieved to run about one and half
times the earth's average.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-23
STO TISfC NEMOzNYCH
VOLITI.

Bud nasledkem nevedomos-
tt anebo horlivosti, ma sto tisfc
osob4 v Baltimore nemoznymi
budou voliti v listopadu pri
presidentskych volbach, jak u
vadi Eirman, byvaly president
odboru mad volbami.
Opravnenych volic1 jest
dnes ma seznamu 1O,432.
Budouclm meslcem budou
jenom diva registracni dny. Vo-
lebn1 1rednfci cekaj1, re v do
be tie pocet volicG Dude roz-
mnozen. Zadatele volebniho
prava mohou jmena sva do
staff do seznamG az do 20. "a
Fl prihlasenlm sc v 1radovnach
dohlizitelI mad volbami v soud
nj budove.
Eirman uvadl, re nevo1ici
mali million vymluv proc ned
bajf voliti.
PTflezitost ku dostanf jmena
do seznamu volicG Dude 8. a
Z. zari.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-23

Annual Festival to be held un-
der the auspices of your orga-
nlzatlon on Sunday, August
18th at the Sokol Camp.
Although | am very much
pleased that you have sent me
this invitation, / am very much
disappointed that it will be
impossible for me to be there
with you, because of much i'm
portant work in connection
with my membership on seve-
raj important committees.
However, [ wish you
would give my personal greet
ings to those who are atten-
ding the meeting and Festival,
and give them my hope that
the Festival will be filled with
much profit and benefit to all
attending.
With kind personal re-
CARDS, | remain
Sincerely yours,
Karl Stefan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-23
DIVA MOVE POLICEJNf DIS
TRIKTY POTREBNYMI.

Policejni komisaT, Stanton,
prohlasil v 1tery, re policejni
distrikty mesta Baltimore zno-
WI byti must upraveny a diva
move policejni distrikty zrize-
ny. V prftomne dobe distrikty
mesta vzrostly cd rokI 1888 a
1913 tax, re tezko jest r1diti
je, kdy distrikty jsou pills We
like a policejnf STANCE prilis
vzdalene cd sebe.
Upraveni toto ovsem vyzada
81 penezitych nakladI ma stav-
bu novych policejnich stanic.
Dale Dude potrebnym rozmno-
ziti pocet policie.
Vetsinou policejnl budovy
isou zastarale a potrebuj1 mo-
dernf upraveni. Severnf stani-
ce je "nejmladsf" ohledne stav
by. Byla budovana roku 1899,
JIM stanice roku 1897. w.
chodnf stanice je 95 roku "sta-
RAJ, severovychodnf zbudova-
ma byla roku 1878 a jihozapa'
Idnf 1883. Severovychodnl sta
nice, v nfz hlavne polozena jest
nase Ceskoslovenska obec ms
100000 obyvatel a ma $4,000
'budov vseho druhu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-23

z vOjenskych cvicenl kona-
nych u Ogdensburg, stat New
York, dosla We stredu zprava,
re tam paradnl Baltimorsky
dobrovolnicky oddll zvany
Dandy Fifth, znicen byl v tahu
proti dobrovoln1kGm Virginie.
Porazka pricitana dvema chy-
BAN: Brigade nepostavila zad-
ne straze, ktere by varovaly Q
hnuti Virginskych dobrovolni-
XII.
Diva Marylandske PEST plu-
ky - Prvnf a Patty nemely
krytou jednu stranu rad svych,
Virginstf dobrovolnici vitezne
Ishrnuli Sc ma dobrovolniky
Dandy Fifth, kdyz tito howell
Isl pri snfdani. Jak "znicenym,
chutnal obed, zprava nepovi'
Ida.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-23
~REGISTRACE CIZINC0.

S registracf cizincu pocato
Dude 27. srpna.
V pTedbeznych pracich uka-
zuje Sc ma to-, re jmeno "cizi-
nee" nenf snad zlym jmenem.
re zaznamenanf jeho je ku je-
no ochrane. Druhou 1lohou
Dude pTivesti Wade vsemoznou
pomoc ohledne vykorenenf wy
zvedacstvf a jinych podvrat-
nych cinnostf.
Neal A. Sibley, poStmistr
ustanovil vice nez 35 postov-
mich zr1zenc1, ably pracovali
ma registrovanf cizinc1, jichz V
Baltimore a predmestf jest ash
$4,000. S registracf pocato bu-
de v 1tery a v nj pokracovano
do 25. prosince. V Baltimore
1radovny budou We svetnici 10
v basementu postovni budovy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-23
BALTIMORSTf ZAMESTNA.
VATELE Sc PRIPRAVUJf.

Zamestnavatele v Baltimore
a jinde stojf vstrfc tomu, re
jakmile vejde v platnost vo-
jensky odvod, oni budou muse
tt hledati muze pro prace sve.
V Baltimore uvazuje Sc fakt
tento spolu s tim, re fakt ten
to platiti Dude i vzhledem
schopnych zen, nejenom v u
radovnach ale i prodejnach.
TAX k. pr. v jednom pr1padu
pozorovano bylo, re zvysen bu-
de pozadavek pro zenske pra-
covnice v 1radovne, kde dosud
mladf muzi zamestnavani jsou,
kde vsak starSf muzi do praci
zaraditi nenf snadnym. Jina a.
gentura hledi vstTfc zvysovanf
pozadavk1 pro zenate muze
starsf nezli 81 rokG a prijima-
nj zkusenych zamestnanc1 az
do 55 rok1 m1sto dosavadnich
As rok1. Agentura tato neni
v tonic oboru stfzena potre-
bou pro zvyseni pozadavk1 pro
dfvky a zeny.
V jine tretf agenture, nejv6t-
81 v Baltimore toto jest v IVA
zovanf. Mezi muzskymi "a
mestnanci pozadavek pro star
81 muze patrnym bez ohledu
manzelstvf. V jine divisi jest
tab zamestnat jenom zenate
muze.
Agentury soudl, re pozada-
vek pro starsi muze a zeny ne
NIUE pricftan byti vojenskemu
odvodu, ale tomu re obchod
vzr6sta vzhledem valecneho
ruchu.
Jake vnbec vse tax vsechny
tyto 1vahy o budoucim zamest-
navanf nasledkem vojenskych
odvod1 jsou ovsem jenom do
hady. V ohledu tom ceka Sc
ma urcite zakonodarstvf neil
presny pokus vysvetliti situaci
tuto moznym jest. Vsichni sna-
81 Sc v tom re vojenske odvody
jsou jeste pTilis neurcitymi tax
re O konecnem efektu techto
ma industrii a zamestnanost
t6zkym jest. V tom ale Sc sna-
81, re bude-li vojensky odvod
povinnym, delnicka otazka
zmenena Dude ma stranu del
nictva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-23
DEMOKRATKY
" KONVENCI.

Demokratky v neobvykIem
poctu sesly sc koncem tydne v
Ocean City, Md. Sesedsich sc
bylo kolem 1900. Muzsti po-
litikari, hlavne kandidati rdz-
INCH drad1, prijali pozvani de-
mokratek ku zucastnenl sc
sch1ze. Mezi temito jsou Sc
nator George l.. Radcliffe, Sc
nator Willard E. Tydings, ma
yor Jackson, governor O'Co-
nor. Hlavnim recnlkem byla
Lucretia dell Vale Grady.
V sobotu byl pocatek o IL.
iodine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-23
PREBYTECNE TOMATOES
VLADNf KORPORACI.

Farmari Wicomico okresu,
kterf mali prebytek rajskych
iablfcek, zadajf vladni korpo-
raci Surplus Commodities, ably
tato cd Mich p~rebytek koupila.
Nabfzi, ably korporace koupila
Is. 900 kosik1 techto kazdy
den pc dobu dvou tydn1. Ce-
nu stanovi ma 20 cent? "a pet
osminovy buslovy kosik.
We Wicomico okresu patnact
nakladaren zavreno jest. Ma.
vrhuje Sc, ably tyto spracovaly
pod rizenim vladn1 korporact
prebytecna rajska jablicka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-23
OBCHOD MA
BODU.

Baltimorsky obchod v dob6
sesti prvnlch mes1cG nynejsiho
roku dosahl nejvyssf vyse v pc
RODE cd prvnf poloviny roku
1880.
Vyhlidky ma obchody v ire
tim a ctvrtem ctvrtletf jsou We
lice slibnymi.
Svazky nespinenych zakazek
vseho druhu cekajf. "a indus
trie ukazuj1 wrist jak v Ia
mestnanf, tax platebn1ch listi-
mach. Cd roku 1881 obchody
v d~epartmentn1ch obchodech
jsou nejlepsimi.
Use, jak znalci slibuji, uka-
zuje ma pokrok.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-23
ZPfVANfM
LA. KDE KRADEz r Y

We vezeni zpevem napodo-
BENNY "~Playmates" davala V
1tery ma jevo mlad1ku zavre-
nemu We vedlejsf cele, kde u
kryty jsou ukradene penlze.
Policie preslechla zp6v, nasle-
dovala jejich pokynI a zmoc-
Mia sc kradenych penez.
Zpevackou byla Juanita Stan
ley, cernoska, jak V kriminal-
MIN soudu udal %policejn1 straz-
mix, August r. Nemec.
Straznfk udal jeji navod slo-
Wy: "Dostanes-li Sc ven drive
neil ia, jdi do meho zadnlho
dvorka a podivej Sc do desto-
We trubky."
Policiste die navodu sli a v
dome v /. blocku N. Spring u
lice nalezli SGT.
Celkem ukradeno bylo Ger
nosskemu obchodnfku v 1900
blocku E. Pratt ulice 20. Ger
vence $3.50, kdyz byl ma pix
niku.
Sv6dectvim nyn1 dokazalo
Sc, re tehdy v zlodejske bande
byla Juanita a re tfet1 cernoch,
ktereho vinila z kradeze, utekl
do New Yorku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-23

V obdivu mad peknym vysled-
KEN MAST vyrocnf Pouti, jak fl
nanGnfm tax moralnfm, spe-
chame bychom vyslovili mas
nejvrelejsf dix vsem kdoz,
vzdor nepTfznivemu pocasf, u
cast ma teto nasi narodni slav-
nosti brali.
Pravf sc, re nejlepsi zpusob
vyzkouSeti zlato jest ohnem a
my m1zeme rfci, re ku vyzkou-
Semi zlata v ceskych srdcfch
jest treba silneho deSte. A ten
mas cesky lid svou velkou 1cas-
tt dokazal, re ma vzdor pre-
kazkam, vzdy jest hotov tn ma
81 velkou vec podporovati. A
tt CO Sc zucastnili, ver1me re
toho nelitujf. Zabava byla ST.
decna, vfela. Kazdy Sc Una
menite pobavil a mimo to mel
prflezitost vyslechnouti diva
vzacne proslovy, prvnf z 1st
pana doktora Palice, z vysla-
nectvi We Washington a dru-
ny z list pana C. r. Posey, Jr.,
vypomocneho pravnfho zastup-
ce mesta Baltimore, ktery OBJ
jasnil 1cel organizace zname
pod jmenem Committee to de-
.fend America by aiding the
Allies"
ODE reci byly mad mfru dd-
lezite pro nynejsf dobu.
Vzlastni dix naSim kraja-
MIN z Hartford County, z Wa
shingtonu a i re vzdaleneho
statu New Jersey "a jejich z1-
castnenf sc. Jejich velka ODE
tavost jest zajiste nasledovani
hodna.
Tez vrele dekujeme tenn,
kteff nemohouce byti pritomni,
prispeli svou hrivnou bud pc
nezitym nebo jinym darem.
Hotove prispeli manzele Kar-
penkovi SIS, pf. Marie Sochu-
rex 81, p. a pf. K. HrubeS So
a p. Hyde (American) So a
Diary pi. Bel, slepice a firma B.
Svejda, zlate srdecko, ktere
samotne vyneslo $43.65, p1.
Vlk dvanact hackovanych ko-
sfckn a dive panenky a p. Ok
tavec, selku a sedlaka.
Zaroven S dfky prij1mame
omluvu pozvanych hostl, o
nichz jsme presvedceni re pou-
re tezke jejich povinnosti Jim
znemoznily byti prftomny.
= Omluvy ty uvefejnujeme
zvlaSt.
Jeste jednou vsem kdoz
vzdor prekazkam, prispeli ku
zdaru tie MAST ceske Pouti, ST.
decny dix.
Vykonny Vybor
Sdruzenych Csl. Spolku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-23
CESKO-SLO-
VENSKE REPUBLIKY.
Washington, d. C.

Pan Ant. J. Svejda, tajomnfk,
United Czechoslovak Societies
of Baltimore, Inc.
Slavic Building
73O N. Collington Avenue,
Baltimore, Maryland.
Mily pan tajomnik,
Dakujem Yam "a pozva-
ME ma Put Sdruzenych Spoil
kov, v nedel'u 18. t. m.
Ak budem moot pfidem,
ale n%esl'ubujem urcite.
S krajanskym pozdravem
Vas
V. S. Hurban,
vyslanec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-23
DOSTALI LICENSING TABUL-
KY BEE ZAPLACENf DANE.

Dvacet sedm AUTOMOBILE Vi
memo jest, re pomohli 81 ku Ii
censnim tabulkam ma sve auto
modify bez zaplacen1 pfedepsa
ne dane. Celkem v nynejslm
vysetrovanf tazano bylo 500
automobilistu.
Robert J. Peters, klerk z Cd
boru pTfjmG when byl S Manu-
elem Henkin We dvou pfipa-
dech.
Nicholas Maynard Huppman,
zamestnanec v mestske radnici
obvinen byl re 4 prfpadG.
Celkem vinenych jest 20, be-
lochI a cernochG. SouZeni blu.
dou v zasedanf soudu ma pod
zim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-23
URADOVNA
VENSKEHO
VYBORU.
Chicago, Ill.


Mr.. Anton j. svejda,
tajemnfk, u. C. S. of B.,
Baltimore Md,
Vazeny pane Svejda,
Pan prof. J. ". Kuchynka
odevzdal Ceskoslovenskemu
Pomocnemu Vyboru Vas ct.
dopis re dine 4. srpna 5 priloze-
nym checkem ma obnos ST.
362.75, vysledek to Vasi sbir-
ky We prospect ceskosloven-
skych bSzencG.
Dovolte, abych Yam jme-
mem Vyboru i jmenem obdaro-
vanych tlumocil srdecne dfky
"a Vas krasny a slechetny Gin.
Nesmfrne 81 vazfme Vast vel
Ike podpory, jiz Dude okamzite
pouzito ku zmlrneni bidy tech
nescetnych zastup1 trpicfch
krajanG Anglii, Francii, Spa
nelsku a i v Africe.
Znovu Yam vSem co nejsr-
decneji dekujeme.
Bratrsky Vas zdrav1,
Julius Heger,
tajemnlk Pomocneho Vyboru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-23
P~REDPOVfDA
VYVOZU

V College Park, Md, admit
nistrator urovnavac1 hospodaf-
ske administrace, r. M. Evans,
predpovedel, re snad nebude
treba vice nezli Is, 100000 a.
kr1 We Spojenych Statech, ably
ma mich vypestovano bylo do
statek polnich plodin pro w
voz. Sn1zeni toto priclta valce
v Europe. Roku 1889 pro w
voz re Spojenych Statd potfe-
bi bylo 28,O00,000 akrd pro
|vypestovani potTebnych plodin
Evans obava Sc, re v budou-
elm roce vyvoz docela ztracen
Dude pro Ameriku.
"Prave nynf," pravil, cob
tfznym by bylo jak pojistiti
potraviny zaslane hladovlcim
We Francii, Polsku a jinych pre-
mozenych krajin."
Odvolavaje sc ma moznost, re
zvitezi v nynejs1 val
ce v nedaleke budoucnosti, ia
zal sc Evans: Exam obrat1 Sc
vftezny Hitler pro psenici, ba-
vlnu, kornu a hovez1 maso? K
nam nebo ku JIM Americe?"
Vzhledem k tomu Evans my
slf, re tezko je videti, jak A
mericti farmari mohou s usp6-
chem zbaviti Sc svych pfeby-
tecnych zasob v Europe.