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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-14

Citlivy nos vedl ~policisty W.
chodnlho distriktu do domu, {.
734 E.. Lombard ulice, kde ma
lezena byla $50 galonova ma
doba ma palen1, 1000 liber Gu
kru a vice neil 1000 galonn
smesi ma koralku.
Nos nalezel lieutenantu, E.
zekiel Williams, jenz pri poll
cejnf obchGzce ucitil zapach
vychazej1ci re smesi v dalce
asi jednoho blocku cd domu,
kde palen1 koralky bylo v pl-
mem proudu. Mattel, Vincent
Vincent, Al lety zatcen byl.
Ctyri z peti, jez zatceni
byli pri pfepadu velike vino
palny" v dome v 700 blocku
Lennon ulici, 8. kvetna, byli
predvedeni pred soudce toto
pondelf. Komisaf zadrzel je
pro soud pred velkoporotou ma
zaruky pc $4,000. Drzani jsou:
Saul Fehlden, Louis Lesser, Jo-
seph Ingum a Cerbine PROM.
z obzaloby propulsion byl Do
minick Orsi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-14
"MALA TALE" MALO
POTESENA

V Baltimore v distriktech O.
sazenych hlavne Italy podel
Fawn, STILES, Albermarle a
High ulic, byla projevena ma
la radost v pondelf ma obdrze-
nj zpravy, re Italie vypove-
della valku proti SpojencGm.
Kdyz tazani byli, jak smyslf 0
prohlasen1 valky, ii zmatene
odpovidali, re nevi, co rfci ale
re jsou radi, re dnes jsou v A
merice. V celem okolf nebylo
videti ami jednu italskou vlaj-
ku.
V kongresu Thomas Dale
sandro, kongresnfk z rad "Ma-
lie Italie", V reel sve v pondelf,
fekl, re jest jist, re vlastenecti
Americtl obcane z italskych
robin S MIN souhlasi, re Musso-
lini udelal velikou chybu vstu-
penn do valky. M1sto toho, re
Mussolini mel spise posloucha-
ii rady dane papezem, Piem
XII, jenz Sc primlouval "a mir
Mussolini, die SLOW kongres-
nikovych, nemdze ziskati nj
echo pfivazanim Sc ku silenci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-14
AUTOMOBILY.

Osmileta Doris Boarman re
1000 bocku E. Preston ulice,
tezce zranena byla truckem,
jimz pferazena byla il stehen-
nj kost vedle jinych zraneni.
Dlvka sebehla pri hire v cestu
pOvOZu.
= Muz a dive zeny zraneni
byli kriticky, kdyz AUTOMOBILE s
mimi vrazil do zdi ma Key High
way pod Fort avenue mostem.
Rfdicem byl Harry T. Copper,
23lety. S MIN jelly: Catherine
Clark a Edna Clark.
V nedelnlch automobile
vych nehodacR v Marylandu
usmrceny byly tfi osoby. Sc
dmnactilety namoTni reservis-
ia z Baltimore, Roland j. Kol-
Ter, zemfel v nemocnici Calvert
okresu v Prince Frederick,
kan wat byl smrtelne crane
ny re silnice, ma niz pTevrhl Sc
automobil jeho a spadl do po-
toku. Eugene McDonough a
Carl Frederick, s MIN jedouci
zraneni byli.
= Warren B. Cox, 71lety,
jenz pesky Sci z New London,
Pa, usmrcen byl ma Philadel-
phia road IL Bush reky. Auto
mobil, j1mz zabit byl, Tidil
George w. Whims z Aberdeen
- Edward l.. Smith usmrcen
byl a diva JIM zran6ni, jeden
tezce, kdyz diva automobily Sc
srazily.
= Kychnut1 Dorothy Krei-
ger, 25lete z E. Fayette ulice,
jez kychla, kdyz v nedeli jela
v AUTOMOBILE s Johnem R.Muel
Ter, zavinilo, re automobil je-
jich vrazil do AUTOMOBILE kon-
gresnika, Thomase D'Alesan-
dro, v nemz jel s manzelkou
svoji a peti dftkami do kostela.
Ku nehOde dOSlO ma Pratt a
Light ulicich. V nehode nikdo
zranen nebyl.
- Prvnl vyjlzdka novym
automobilem dvou clen1 gra-
duacnl tTldy z GAINESVILLE vys-
81 skoly smutne skoncila v pom
deli. Oba byli zraneni, jeden
tezce. Automobil jejich sra
I'll Sc s truckem ma Columbia
Pike u Montgomery silnice.
Ku nehode doslo asi jenom v
patnacti minutach pc tie, kdyz
William L. O'Donnell, synu
svemu, II rok1 staremu, w.
Craig -O'Donnell, koupil auto
mobil v Ellicott City garazi. S
MIN jel Hardy Randall, 16lety,
jemuz proseknuto bylo hrdlo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-14
$3.50 BUDE CVIcENO MA
VALECNYCH PRACECH..

Plany dokonceny byly ma
cviceni $3.50 mladik1 a dospe-
lych We statu v tonic lete pro
okamzite zamestnanf v indus
triich, kterymi rozsiren by
mohl byti program narodni O.
brany, oznamil John Seidel,
reditel We statnfm odboru
vzdelani.
Takove cvicebni stredy must
byti v Cumberland, Hagers-
Sparrows Point, Hyatts-
vile, Bladenburg, Maryland
Park a v Baltimore meste. Ku
cvicenf potTebno Dude 800 uci-
tell. Program pine finance
van Dude z vladniho fondu. V
Baltimore meste ma 5000 jed
Dude zafadeno do
cviku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-14

krasne u srdce. Ale litujeme
re jich nenf vice. Boil mas jak
nekde je malo porozum6ni
pro praci, ktera Sc kona. Ma
me zde jeste choditi do ceske
Je vsak jen ma mas, abychom
stale a stale Sc zminovali O ma
81 skole a povinnost1 kterou
jsme 81 sami predurcili. Ma
badejme ty, kteTi deti mali, a.
by je do Ceske skoly posilali.
Hledme, ably pTi prfstfm zapi-
su byla skola pima. Ale nejen
pri zapisu, ale behem celeho
skolnlho roku ably skola byla
pima detf.
Dekujeme mnohokrate "a
velikou namahu pri Besidce
panu Koranovi "a napovfdanf
P. Zemanovi dekujeme vTe.
lie "a bezplatne zapIjcenf a ri
zen1 mikrofonu a rozhlas zari.
zenl. Rovnez dGkujeme p. E
Bernatovi "a hudebni dopro.
vod pr programu. Dekujeme
p. j. Maresovi Ia dar So.
JeSte jednou vSem zucastne
nym jak pri praci tax i progra
mu dekujeme.
Detem pax prejeme hodnt
vesele a stastne prazdniny.
Zabavn1 Vybor Patronatl
Ceske Svob. Skoly "Augustir
Herman v Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-14
ZAPASY v
PARK.

(. Prfst1 1tery, dne 10. cervna
v krizkovych zapasech poTa-
danych v Carlin's Park Golden
terror, 3O3 10. utka Sc s Fran
KEN Sexton, 235 ID. hlavnim
zapase ktery urcen ma dobu
jedne porazky.
V nasledujfcfch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazky 1cinkuji:
"Reb" Russell, 220 Id. vs..
Warren Bockwinkel, 225 ID.
Abe Coleman, PIP Id. VS..
Bobby Managoff, 228 Id.
Ralph Garibaldi, 225 Id. VS..
Ed. Neuman, 235 Id.
Steve Bartus, 224 Id. VS.. A
be Tourist, 228 ID.
zeny v prGvodu muze mali
vstup volny v ring side" Sc
dadlech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-14
CHTELI FALSOVATI
PENfZE

Diva mladfci z Ohio, kteTi
doZnali policii, re ukradli "a
1884 strojkG a pomocnych We
CT ma vyrabenf falesnych pence
souzeni byli V pondeli v krimi-
naln1m soudu.
Obzalovani byli, re vnikli
do 1fadovny ma Water ulici, z
nj ukradli vse, echo potreb1 ku
falsovanl penez. Nelson Ha-
naway, 23lety, odsouzen byl
ma Is mesfc1 do polepsovny a
jeho 25lety bratr, William T.
Hanaway ma 9 m6sfc1. Mladsi
bratr doznal, re on vedl ku
proveden1 kradeze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-14
POLICIf


Pizza restaurant prepaden
byl We 800 blocku S. High uli-
ce policif. Syn majitele, 24lety
Frank Pizza, byl zatcen, re
prodal koralku dvema muffin
pc zakazanych hodinach. Ser
geant Amrein svedcil, re kdyz
vessel do j1delny, diva muzi Wy
razili zanechavse tam sklenice
pod stolen. V jedne byl zby-
tex koralky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-14
10. VsEOBECNY SLET A "a
VODY KATOLICKE JEDNO-
TY SOKOL.

Vazena ,redakce a spanili
ctenafi:-
V techto dnech objevili sc v
Baltimore plakaty oznamujfci,
re We dnech A., s., 6. a z. Ger
vence 1910 poradan Dude v O.
SADIE Sv. Jana Nepomuckeho v
meste Detroit, Mich, 10. Vse-
obecny Slet a Zavody Katolic-
Ike Jednoty Sokol. Dny tyto
budou velke svatky Katolicke-
no Sokolstva. Zavody vsech
oddeleni, schdze zastupcG a
hlavnl VeTejne Cvicenf.
Dny tyto byly vzdy V minu-
LOST povzbuzenlm pro nasi my
slenku a Dude to zajiste i ten
tokrate a ocekava Sc re jeste
vetsf zajem venovan Dude Sic
tn K. j. S., proto, re nase mia
DEE poznava, re Sc nemusf sty-
deti "a to re jej1 rodice byli
Cesi ale je ma to hrda re pocha
III z naroda ktery pTinesl nej-
vetsi obet svoji narodn1 svobo-
dd v nadeji, re zabranl zbytec-
nemu prolevan1 pfedrahe kr-
We. Ackoli obet tato byla mar
Ina, prece cely uvedomely svet
uznava tuto obet. A nezapo-
mente, re nase dftky ctou anne
ricke casopisy a dovedou 81 u
tvoriti vyznam a pfedstaviti O.
bet. Co je nam nejvice zapo-
trebi je povzbuzen1 a to vzdy
v minulosti pri podobnych Sic
tech dokazano a jsme jisti, re
Ii tentokrate pT1tomni budou
nejvyspelejsi nasi recn1ci a
vlastenci, ktefi dovedou uka-
zati nam cestu v naSem boji
pro lepSi budoucnost.
Sboru Katolickeho SOkola v
Baltimore podarilo Sc vyjedna-
ii zvlastnf Slew ma B. & O. dra
re tax, re okruzni listek, to
znamena costa do Detroit a z
Detroit do Baltimore staff bu-
de pouze 1920, ubytovan1, j.
ola "a ctyTi dny, a vstupenky
ma vsecky zabavy pc cas- Sletu
dohromady ami ne $1,000, tax
re "a $500 m1zete 81 vyuz1ti
Vase prazdniny, hezky Sc po-
baviti, hodne zajfmaveho uvi-
deti a hlavne. stale byti mezi
svymi. Proc nevyuzitkujete te-
to prilezitosti? Budeme m1ti
zvlastni viz ma draze, vSecko
pohodll, ia zabava, ty nase
zpevy celou cestu a nemyslete,
re ia mladez neuml cesky zpl-
vat. Kazdy z mas potrebuje
jakesi p%ovzbuzenl v zivote k
dalsf praci at je to treba jen
pro rodinu povzbuzenf je ire
ba.
Pfihlasky ma spolecnou w
pravu prijlmajf Sc kazde Ute
ry, stfedu a patek mezi osmou
a desatou hodinou vecer v Ka-
tolicke Budove, Madison a
Duncan ul., bud nacelnikem
neb nacelnici Sboru a Odboru
Katolickeho Sokola.
Podrobnejs1 zpravy kdy Wax
vyjede a prijede oznameny bu-
dou pTiste. j. Vonasek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-14

Stluceny do bezvedomi, O.
kraden byl 60 rok6 starry, Geo.
F. Webster, o Sill v Clifton
parku dvema mladymi muzi.
Neil starec nalezen byl, lezel
pres tri hodiny bezvedomi v
parku. Napaden byl kolem
pdl druhe hodiny rano, kdyz
parkem sci do sveho domova
We 1000 blocku Roselawn ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-14
SEDMILETY HOCH UToNuI

Donald Kavanaugh, sedm
rokG starry hoch z Roland ave-
nue., utonul, kdyz v nedeli
sklouzl pri hre do vody u &C.
dar Point ma Middle Tece. u
melym dychanfm v ocelovem
zafizenf zachranen byti memo
hi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-14
ObSsila Sc.

We sklepenf sveho domova,
v Clevelandu, byla nalezena
mrtvola 31lete Mary Emeri-
chove, vis1c1 ma provaze ma
vodn1 rouTe. Byla nalezena
bratrem Michaelem. Policie
nemohla zjistit pTicinu jejfho
zoufaleho cinu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-14

Patnact rokG stara manzelka,
Doris Phillips z Arlington ave.,
padla We ctvrtek vysllenfm ma
sledkem panuj1c1ho vedra ma
chodnlku Calvert a Fayette u
lic1ch. Teplomer toho dine do
sahl WISE SO stupn1.
Omdlela vzata byla do ne
mocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-14

Oznamuje Sc clen1m spolku
ssv. Petra a Pavla {. 20 K. D.,
re sc Dude odbyvati Tadna pull
rocnf schGze pTfstf nedeli Cd
poledne, dine 16. cervna. Gle
move jsou zadani by sc v hoi-
mem poctu d~ostavili.
Mat. Hlavac, pTeds.
Jos. j. Wallis, tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-14

Komisar Stanton naTidil v u
terry pTelozen1 SO policistI "a
hrnuje v to diva kapitany, osm
lieutenant1 a IA sergeantI.
Zadne vysvetleni dano ne
bylo. Rozkaz ku pfelozenf We
sci v platnost We stTedu O 8.
iodine rano.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-14
3404 Mt. Pleasant Avenue

3404 Mt. Pleasant Avenue
2 poscho., a svetnice, koup.
topen1 horkou vodou
1928 Choptank ST. = 2 posch.
a svetnice, $4,000
GOT S. Oldham st. = 2 posch.
5 svet., koup. top. hor. vodou
II S. Wolfe st. = 3 poschodi
8 ~svetnic, koupelna
1874 S. Macon ST. = 6 svetnic,
koupelna, top. horkou vodou
IA N. Patterson Park Ave.-8
svet., 2 koup., mfsto ma garaz
IA S. Castle St. = 2 poschodi,
Z svetnic, koupelna, garaz
812 S. East Ave. = 6 svetnic,
koup., topeni horkou vodou
2314 Forster Ave. = 2 posch.
6 svetnic, 2 apartmenty
2124 E.. Pratt ST., rob
IL svetnic,2 koupelny, garaz
1926 S. Robinson St.-6 svetnic,
koupelna kuchyn v pffzemf
SIT S. Washington ST. 3 posch.
8 svetnic, koupelna
COG S. Patterson Park Avenue
4 s~vetnice, kuchyn v prizemf
253 S. REGISTER St. svetnic
2 apartmenty, $4,000
500 S. Bouldin st. = 6 svetnic,
2 koupelny, dvojita garaz,
topen1 horkou vodou
1905 O'Donnell ST. - 2 posch.
5 svetnic - $4,000
1919 E. Pratt st. - 3 poschodi
8 svetnic, apartmenty
307 S. Ann ST. = 3 poschodi
8 svetnic a koupelna
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-14
Maly ~OZnalnOyatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE
FOR SALE

HLEDAM zENU S kterou
bych Sc ozenil, ktera by umela
varit a Tiditi domacnost. Ma
bldky piste ma Telegram, Box
400, 843 N. Washington St.
Nogales international., 1940-06-01

of the British navy-with threat of
bombing London to shambles if
the fleet is not handed over-is a
part Cf their expectation.
NAZI CONFIDENCE
There is no lack of confidence in
the ability of their land and air
forces to conquer the Allies among
Germans here. There can be no
mistaking the extreme seriousness
with which representatives of the
Allies as we'll as neutral and Amer
lean government officials regard the
German threat against France and
England, with Holland and Belgium
conquered.
Germany is now establishing air
and submarine bases along the Hol-
land coast for attack against the
British Isles. With long-range
Nogales international., 1940-06-01

bombing power over England rated
by American Army intelligence. as
four to one, Germany has strength
that cannot be minimized.
Yet with all that Allied and neu-
trail fear there is stanch belief
among them that if England and
France can only dig in and hold
Germany in France, the British sea
blockade will eventually be success
full in starving Germany out.
With Germany gaining over new
territories, however, with Italy
and Russia liable to be drawn in
on the Nazi side, that hope is
tenuOus one. The Allied represen-
tatives maintain that the reason
Germany is driving SO hard now
is that the Nazis must win in
short order, or lose eventually.
Nogales international., 1940-06-01
Nobody Happy
GAN EDITORIAL)

ABOUT the most concise and intelligent criticism
"A that we have heard of the tentative state highway
budget for the next fiscal year came from an Arizona
citizen who said "It must be pretty good budget be-
cause some of the road delegations are kicking.'
By that, he meant to convey the thought that no
| high pressure group for particular highway had
been able to secure unfair or disproportionate
share of the available funds at the expense of other
equally deserving roads within the state.
The state highway commission apparently made an
honest effort to distribute the funds fairly and eq-
tably among roads needing the same and over the
various sections of the state.
ion made upon the highway commission that pre-
sented by group of Maricopa county and Flagstaff
citizens, demanding immediate designation of the road
up the Verde river a state route
This putting the cart before the horse These
same successful business would not think of con-
structng house an office building before plans
had been carefully drawn for the same. Yet that is
practically what they asking the highway com
mission to do on their pet project
The highway commission properly set up fund of
$4,000 for survey of the Verde north and south road
project before finally designating it as an accepted
unit in the state highway system. This precautionary
move was particularly commendable in view Of the
fact that the federal bureau Of roads and the forest
service were undecided as to the north end of this
route
Arizona receives average of II per cent federal
d on roads within the per cent SYSTEM and high
lOO per cent those sections living within forest
reserves The hopeessness of obtaining this essential
financial cooperation until such time as Arizona has
established the practicability of the route up the
Verde river by careful and reliable survey is appar-
ent to any intelligent person
The Phoenix contingent of this same pressure oro1n
also insisted on the Phoenix Kngman road being des
lgnaed as state road at this time The commission
likewise appropriated $4,000 to complete the survey
on this road field party of engineers has been
engaged IN preliminary surveys Of the Phoenix-King-
man road for the past year.
An amusing angle of the situation is revealed when
1t IS recalled that several members of the DELEGATIONS
now insisting upon the immediate designation of the
roads up the Verde and to Kingman are the same in
dvduals who in the past have insisted that the hoh
way commission complete all the present arteral HIGH
ects 0" p'oJ
Some Of them also are demanding that the highway
revenues be divided with the towns and cities in the
same breath that they ask for new state roads 1
nlng into millions of dollars ~
One simply cannot have his cake and eat it. too.
Nogales international., 1940-06-01
Guardstnen To
MGneuUer
In Louisiana

PHOENIX, May 31-UP) = Ari-
zona National guardsmen will re-
celVe the most intense field training
since the World War when they par
ticipate this summer in Third army
maneuvers with troops of the regular
U. S. Army, Maj. Gen. Alexander
M. Tuthill announced today.
The commander said the U. S.
War Department would send the
Arizona guard into field action
Nogales international., 1940-06-01

along the Sabine river which forms
the boundary between Texas and
LOUISIANA. The war games will be-
gin August 5th and end August a.
Arizona's 1,4O0 troops will be
transported in special trains carry
ing full field equipment and trucks.
The unit will be paid by the fed
eral government during the name
uvers since Arizona laws do not pro-
vide salary for its military force out
side the states boundaries.
Special drills will be held by Ari-
zona units in preparation for the
maneuvers, Tuthill said. GuardSmen
will be called for drills on week.
ends.
Nogales international., 1940-06-01
NAZIS PLAN

Continued from Page One)
Berlin celebration on the smash.
ing conquest of Holland, to a
Latin-American, whom he regard
ed as pro-Nazi. AS it is told here
in whispers it was reported to the
Latin Americans government and
sent on to Washington.
Whether the story is true or an
for cocktail party gossip,
it does point up what diplomats here
have been saying positively for some
time-that the Germans have add
ed world conquest to their theology
as definite aim, and that seizure
Nogales international., 1940-06-01
Watkins Gets
Prescott Post

H. P. Watkins, former secretary
of the Santa Cruz County Chamber
of Commerce, has been appointed
secretary of the Prescott Chamber
of Commerce.
Watkins has held similar posi-
ton with the Graham County
Chamber of Commerce at Stafford
the past several years. He will be
succeeded at Stafford by W. R. Ma
jor of North West Cumberland, Pa.
Nogales international., 1940-06-01
Kidneys Must
Clean OufA(ids

EXCESS acids, poisons and wastes IN your
blood are removed chiefly by your kidneys.
ache, Swollen Ankles, Nervousness. Rheu-
matte Pains, Dizziness, Circles Under Eyes,
and feeling worn out. often are caused by
non-organic and non-systemic Kidney and
Bladder troubles. Usually in such cases. the
very first dose of Cystex goes right to work
helping the Kidneys flush out excess acids
and wastes. And this cleansing, purifying
lily make you feel younger, stronger and
better than in years. printed guarantee
wrapped around each package of Cystex In
unless you are completely satisfied You have
everything to gain and nothing to lose under
this positive money back guarantee so get
Cystex from your druggist today for only 35c.
Nogales international., 1940-06-01
"MoMx. wMo wasM the MkuoumSoMIw?

The child is curious. We, too, may have
wondered about that soldiers name, his
ancestry and perhaps his creed.
But if the answers to our question could be
disclosed, what would be our reactions? Would
be incensed if the soldier was of foreign
birth or belonged to . church other than
ours!
Strangely enough, there are places In this
civilized world where mobs are permitted and
encouraged to attack people yes, even to
Nogales international., 1940-06-01

molest those in their graves -. whose creed
and race are not approved by the party in
power. What these people-living and dead
have contributed to their nation Is ruthlessly
overlooked by this hate inspired faction.
Heaven forbid that the people of this coun-
try will ever have such an intolerant attitude
toward any Of its citizens >. the patriots who
have died for their country-or those who are
doing their best to SERVE their county,.
0Wr eOSns7-AMERICAl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03

MY u. What on earth is wrong
with me- Everything l plan goes
wrong Why did leave Los An
reles just before time TO take 4
trip with a man that was going 10
New york; Where should / go
from here?
Ans. Al the present time You
have ,onr head set on going 10
Houston. Texas and yon may rs
we'll carry out your plans. You act
ed wise In not going ~ New York
with The man who asked you 1.
You two weren's suited 10 one an
other nj all. This fall arrange 10
"a to Houston and you will make
friends and he contented there.
St,F Please toll me what 10
do. | love my wife but she has
moved away from me two times
and each time she comes back.
NOW she Is gone again and Won
dor q she viii return and should
follow nv mind9
Ans. Get out and have some
inn hut let her come home when
she gets tired OF living alone. She's
peculiar 10 some extent II
isn't that she doesn't love yon, she
gets fed mp on one thing and de-
sides change and goes away.
Shell he hack soon.
G n J Please sir. tell mo n I
viii No able 70 20 from place 70
place and sell as have in mind2
J am sure thar would make good
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
SEEK PASSAGE
OF SUGAR BILL

IN AN effort 10 secure the pas
sagc of tho sugar Bill OF 1910. H.
r aGl4 nv tho senate. tho Nation
al league 10 Protect Colored Work
ers in tho Cane Sugar Refining In
dnstrv launched campaign this
week N gain public support and
urged them 20 ask their senators 10
yolo for The hill
The hill. which Is designed 10
keep limits on imports or refined
SUGAR made by cheap labor IN the
tropics, passed tho House Of Rep
resentaiives June % by vote OF
lSi to 60
Montague NJ watt president Of
tho league in an interview with the
Tribune lists tho following reasons
rs Sufficient 70 warrant the pae-
sage of tho measure
"'p AZ the present time. We only
work or 4 davs a week. and Il IS
Impossible IN give our families de-
cenf support under those condi-
lions The main reason for the lack
81 work IS that IN recent years
large quantities Or tropical refined
sugar have como here from Cnba.
Hawaii. Puerto Rico and the Phil
primes
"t2i II more sugar refining Is
pormiiiod on the tropical nlania-
lions there will he oven less re-
hnne done here. Less refining
means fewer jobs and smaller paw
checks for the thousands ~ colored
families who arc dependent upon
sugar refining for their living.
'f2l our sugar refining Jobs
would be good iohs n We had full
weeks ~ work because the hourly
nav is fair and collective bargain
inr Is found everywhere. with the
execution Of few places IN the
South
I'm There is M racial discrin-
nation In our Industry - colcred
and white workers arc paid on the
same wage scale md promotion
and advancement are open N All
In fart about ~ nor cent ~ All
workers arc colored as compared
with only rer cent in other in
dlrtrics"