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Milford chronicle., 1940-07-12

sseovefing nicely from An operation
Tor Appendicitis.
Dr. pobson Is the son 81 ar. and
Aafs. joan s. Dohs0n whose hom8 IA
near town, and he has many friends
Aefs who will be glad to know he is
fully recovered.
Mrs. Jefferson Ashe and daughters.
Of Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting Mrs.
Lee Wiley and Mrs. Matte shocklay
here ana at FenWick Island.
Mrs. Charles Lingo entertained
several guests at dinner party one
evening recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Rose are away
on q trip this week, and Barbara
Joyce Rose is spending the time ia
Baltimore with her aunt, and Miss
Madalyn Rose Is visiting Miss Gladys
Williams al Rehob0th.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Sippie are
spending most Of their time in their
cottage on Rodney street, In Reho-
Rev. and Mrs. Brooks Reynolds Of
Newark. Nd, spent g part OF last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. E, B. Coll
Inns.
Charles Jersheid has been spend
ing two weeks at Camp Landis, near
Centreville, Delaware, where the
blind Of the state are given an an
nual outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Monroe have
moved to their cottage at Oak Or |
chard for the summer, and Mr.. and |
Mrs. Lawrence Wardrop are in their
cottage at Riverdale.
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-12
Mil B(lRo

At nine o'clock. ia tie Epworti
Methodist Church, al Rehbboth. sat.
urday night june 2eah, Miss Mari
Priscilla Nailor. 0f Nilg0rd, was
married to Harry Lincoln Bets, son
Of A. L. Belts. After wedding
trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Belts will spend
their time until fall here and At
Slaughter Beach. Mr.. Belts conducts
mems furnishing store on Main
street. ana his many friends wish
for his bride and him the best OF
life.
Funeral services for Clifford Nj.
Mumford were held at Houston
church last Friday afternoon, con
Quoted BY Rev. j. A. Clark. Rlr.
Mumford,s death was very sudden
and his was the third funeral on
three consecutive Fridays. each
death being unexpected. Mr.. Mum
ford is survived by his wife, q son
and two daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green MnmFord en-
tertained guests from Pennsylvania
over the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. White have
purchased q cottage at Bethany
Beach and are occupying il for the
They have had as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins Grove
and sen, of Wilmington, and Harold
Richards has been visiting Bob
White, at intervals.
DR.. Leslie Dobson, resident physi-
;ian at Beebe Hospital. Lewes, ID
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-12
OAKLEY

Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Short had q.
gaesta for the Fourth ana over eht
weekend. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Haigh
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Donnell, Mr.. William DeGran and
friend. Miss Libet Luskin, Of Phil
adelphia ana Glenside. Pa. also Mrs,
Emily DeGran and son Fred OF
Greenwood.
Several from hers attended the
festival held at McC0lleyis Church
Saturday night. Fl
Otis johnson spent the weekend
with his sister, Mrs. N. A. Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Boswell, Of
Philadelphia, spent the weekend
with the latter's mother, Mrs. Rena
Webb.
William Short Sr. was a dinner
guest Of his brother, Ben Short, ON
Sunday. It was Mr.. Shorts 72nd
birthday.
Mrs. Helen Donovan and son Of
New Jersey spent Saturday with
Mrs. Rena Webb.
Oakley Church, Sunday, July IA.
Sunday School at 10 A. NJ.
Preaching at IL A. M.
Evening service at 1880.
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-12
RADIANT LIVING
AEVRR L0NFIY
- aEY. o. en-
paalar Ma.Asalsl ol-aEah. 3. -. 4

one day called apon d dear
saint She was aged and nvsa alone
in house entirely too large fOT
her.
"Are you not lonely herer ask
ed her
Il am never lonely, she .Fehlied
with 3 smile +AIy heavenly rather
is always with me-
Her statement eauaaa me 10
think Ofthe many lonelg naople that
had met. What would they not
have given for such canscious-
ness 0f divine fellowship which she
enjoyed! es r1g
Lonely people are ike thoss who
stood aloHs the banks 81 ne ardah
and listeaed % John tha Baptist
@hen he declared 1lsre. Is one in
che midst Of you whom you know
metz ss 5 3
2 Are not the, swn9dstuF the Baptist
true concefains the most 81 as to
day2 Is there not One in the midst
Of 5ua Of Whom We are not aware?
Il not God ever with you sven though
your are not conscious Of His pres
ence7 In fact st. PauI, ia writine
concerning the presence of ced goes
tosthe extent Of saying: IN Him we |
live and move and have our being. p |
The presence of God around about
us Is like the presence OF the pro
gram that is being bT0adcasted by
some radio station. The program
with its music Is everywhere about
US, yet we are utterly unaware OF
its presence until we tune in the
program by means sf q radio.
In a somewhat similar way God
is about as at all times. But it lie
only the spiritual man who by his
is able to bring into his
an awareness of the
Divine presence.
The spiritual man is never lonely
ior there is around about him the
glory Of that heavenly presence
which fills his otherwise empty
hours with q continuous Joyful
,ompanionship.
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-12

MIR. and Mrs J. T. RaWIins of New
York are visiting Mrs. Sallie Will
liams.
Arthur M. Melvin, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. G. Melvin visited Mrs. Arthur NJ.
Melvin last Sunday in Wilmington,
where she is i'll at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. S. e. Bostic.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palmer of
Brooklyn, ~ Y. have been visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Palmer this week. Mr.. Palmer's
health has improved greatly recent
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Stokes and son,
Richard, and grandson, Kenneth
Fitzgerald; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. o.
Stokes and son, William; Mrs. Ed
ward ]. Jones and son, Charles;
Mrs. jamie Dawson and son, Fred
Dawson and son, Fred Peterman,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
G. Peterman Of Pennville, N. ].
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FIRST Baptist CHURCH
West Second Street
Rev. Clifford c. GreIner. Pastor


Sunday, July IA
10 A. M-Bible School. Glasses
for all ages.
II A. M.-Morning Worship Ser
vice.
1880 P. M.-Evening Worship Ser
vice.
Tuesday, July is
Annual picnic at Riverdale. Mem
bers and friends of school and
church cordially invited. Bus leaves
at a. m. from the church. In case
of rain picnic will be held on
Thursday, July Is.
Wednesday, July II
1880 P. M.-Mid-week Prayer
Meeting.
WELCOME
Train up yourself the way your
child should go and when you are
old you will not regret it"
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-12

ST. JOHNS R. C. CHURCH /.
Rev. E. ]. Mccarthy, Phi. D., Pastor
Sunday. July IA.
Milford (St. Johns church, $3.50.
Seaford (St. Mary's church, 800.
Rehoboth (St. Agnes Church) II.
Georgetown (Redden Camp 11:00.
Confessions-Before Mass.
Religious Instruction-After Mass
Holy Day and Other Services
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-12
THE CHURCH OF GOD
SECOND 4 PEAR SHEETS, NORTH MLFORE
j. n. Evans, Pastor

Friday. July ~
7:45 P. M.-EVening Worship.
Rev. R. r. Seyda of Crisfeld, Md.
will bring the message.
Sunday, July IA
IO:OO A. M.-Sunday School.
11.0O A. M.-Morning Worship.
7:45 P. M.-Evening Service.
Thursday, July Is
7:45 p. M.-Mid-Week Service.
Everyone welcome.
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-12
LINCOLN

81. and Mrs. Willis ll2garnld and
Aaughte speht Sunday n Bridge
vile at Mrs. Fitzlgsf eant's and
uncle's, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Faylor's.
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-12

Swat the hyl
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-12

The majority of the farmers are
busy cultivating corn, planting
beans and preparing for the wheat
harvest.
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-12
THE AVENUE METHODIST CHURCH

'The House OF Happ1ness"
Frank HersOn, D. D. Minister
SUNDAY A. 1910
of
teachers Closely graded school
MMorning
Summer Sunday that will bring profit
beauu Friendship Chapel Subject
Vision Sixty minutes of worship with the
Thursday evening at 1880.
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-12

Are you longing to have a more radi-
ant life? Write to Rev c. NJ Griffeth,
Cecilton, Md, concerning your dificulty.
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-12
H URCHES
IN MILFORD

PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH
East Front Street
Rev. Charles Baker, Pastor
Sunday, July II.
$3.50 A. M.-Sunday School.
11:O0 A. M.-Preaching.
700 P. M.-EVening Service.
1880 p M.-Wednesday Service.
A hearty welcome extended 70 all.
ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH
South Dover Heights
Dover, Delaware
Sunday School each Sunday at
$50 A. NJ.
Divine Service each Sunday at
1890 A. NJ.
German Service on first Sunday of
the month at $3.50 A. M
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-01-04

ROTHMOOR UNFRAMED COATS Of fiji

| Only 22.75 Genuine HUDSON SEAL PLUSH co
Satin lining Size IA. Now in this January Clearance Sale
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-01-04

heavy plaid back cloths, in mixtures. Also
in solid colors. All are 1875 values. In
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-01-04
URALAMB FUR FABRIC COATS IN BLA
HIRSCHMAUR GENUINE URALINE IT

coats having beautiful quality quilted satin lining Black only
quality. In this January Clearance at
The weekly echo., 1940-06-07

Waynesboro. yy wWS
Mrs. ]. M Russell of Marion, Miss
The weekly echo., 1940-06-07
About Folk We
Know

Mrs Lula Beal attended the funeral
of Mr.. A. L. Smith, which was held
in Birmingham. Ala, Friday, May Fl.
Professor T. ]. Harris, Miss Dorothy
Harris, Miss Inez Stevenson and Mr..
Randolph Darden spent a lovely day
on the coast fishing Tuesday, May 2S.
The death of Mr.. Jessie Payne of 18th
Street and 35th Avenue was a great
shock to the citizens of Meridian He
passed Thursday May 30.
Mr.. E. F. Young, Jr., attended the
funeral of Mr.. Alb Smith, who passed
last week in Birmingham.
Mr.. Q. M. B. Stennis is resting nicely
at his home after lengthy illness
Mr.. Alvin Fielder his older son and
Mrs. Mabel Fielder left the city Sun
day for Atlanta, Georgia for the gra-
duating exercises at-Clark University
where Rev Mr. L. Allen is finishing
college.
Reverend R. L. Young preached at
/ Harper c. NJ E. Church, Bassfield. Miss.
for Rev. T. Sanders Jr., and his mem
bers, Wednesday night, May 18th
Mrs. Alma Lee Reese Pettus is i'm
proving nicely after undergoing an o.
peration in Rush Infirmary.
Mrs. Mary L. jenkins, a member of
lodge No. 122 of Daleville was a pleasant
visitor in our office Thursday of last
week.
Mrs. Ada Ray, wife of Mr.. James
Ray, left the city May 10Th for Nash
vile, Tenn. for the graduating exer-
rises at Fisk University, where her SON
James Ray Jr., is receiving his Degree
of Bachelor of Science. She was ac-
companied on the trip by three of her
children.
Reverend Alfred Nelson of Waynes-
oo~o, Miss, was in the city Friday and
Saturday of last week. Rev. Nelson
IS pastor of the NJ E. Church in
The weekly echo., 1940-06-07
WAITING FOR LUCKY WINNERS IN
CURRENT PEPSI-COLA CONTEST

Twenty thousand dollars will be a.
warded in cash prizes to those mem
bers of the public who, in twenty
words or less, write the winning end
ings to the sentence, THE Pepsi Cola
Home Carton is our family's fsvorite
oecduse.
The contest, which will close at mid
night June g. 1910, gives an oppor-
tunity to over 1000 persons to win
prizes All awards will be made
strictly on the basis of sincerity and
originality of the entries. A grand
prize of s5,O00 will go to the first prize
winner -IT1-w
Second and third prizes are $1,000
and $500, respectively; fourth prize.
$z5O; fifth prize, $3.50; sixth prize. s1oO
twenty prizes each $50; eighty prizes
each SIS; five hundred prizes, each So;
one thousand prizes, each S. In addi
uon there are special prizes for EVERY
entrant so that nobody will be loser
in this contest.
All that you have to do to enter this
contest is to tear off the red, white and
blue handle flap from a Pepsi-CoIa g
bottle carton; finish the sentence "Tbe
Fepsl-Cola Home Carton is o,,r family,
iaVori'e because 9" sign your
name address and mail your entry with
carton flap to Pepsi-Cola Contest Pc
Box gil, Grand Central Annex Neu,
York City. You may enter this con.
TEST as many times as you wish bu+
each entry must be accompanied by >
separate red, white and blue handle
Zap from six-bottle carton of pens;.
|oia Submit each entry on individual
sheet OF paper or separate entry blanL
supplied at all stores where Pensi.co,.
is sold.
All decisions of the judges will he
Iihal' Don't waste time with elahoro.o
OF olzarre entries-they won't com,
extra. Duplicate prizes will be award
eo IN case of ties. No entries will 10
returned.
rize winners will be notified bv moi,
On July Is. $780, and sometime ,ftsr
'1at useful prize will be mai1ed -
eacn entrant along with the comn,o.o
is' OF cash winners. By submitting ~
eiicy' and in consideration of tts he,oo
accepted for judging, contestants con-
sent 70 the Use by the Pepsi-Cola q
u al or any part of their entries 70,
"aveS'ising purposes, and consent tba+
al entries become the property Of tho
fepsi-Cola Company.
Every man, woman and child is eli
The weekly echo., 1940-06-07
$4,000 n Cash Prizes Waiting
For Lucky Winners In Current
Pepsi-l olo Contest

ployees of any Pepsi-cola Company,
bottlers, subsidiaries, distributors, and
advertising agencies and members of
their families.
Everyone who enjoys the fun of try.
ing for prize is urged to enter this
Pepsi-Cola Contest.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24

toto vojsko 1toci tanky a bonn
buffet no letadly.
Holandska legace v Paf1zi
obvinuje Nemce, re pfi SVEN
dobyvani neutralnfho Holland
ska nazisticka letadla zabila v
Roterdamu vice jak jedno sto-
tisic lid. Ably 81 podmanili CO
nejdrlve toto velke pTlmoTske
mesto, nazisticka letadla sys-
tematicky nicila Rotterdam.
Predloha, zadajfcf $780,
941,0OO ma zesilen1 americke
armady, byla schvalena v Sc
natu, zatim CO vojenst1 nacel-
nici nalehali ma to, ably byla
brzy uskutecnena presidento-
va myslenka ma zr1zen1 letecke
armady O $4,000 letadel.
Jak zpravy posledn1 d1, pc
rychlem ~postupu NemcG pres
Holandske, Belgicke a Fran
couzske 1zemi, tito pocali po-
stupovati nyn1 pomaleji nasled
KEN mocneho odporu, ktery
Jim v cestu postaven byl Spo-
ienci. Nemecke zpravy donna
vaji, re Nemci vydati museli
Arras We Francii, ktery V moci
sve NELL pc cely den.
Anglicke vojsko podniklo V
1zemf tom proti1tok v1tezne,
ztraty jejich, jak oznameno z
.Londyna, nejsou pry "tezke."
Charles A. Lindberghovi ma
kritiku presidentova obranne-
no programu, odpovedel sena-
tor Byrnes, re Lindbergh neni
vice schopnym rozhodovati O
Otazce teto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
Vyznamenani ceskoslovenske-
no ucence " cizine.

Prof. DIR. Roman Jacobson z
Prahy byl zvolen zahranicnim
clenem Norske academic v
Oslo ma schdzi, konane Is.
bfezna t. r. Je druhym ces-
kym ucencem, zvolenym do te-
to nejvyssf norske kulturnl in
stituce, zalozene roku 1857.
Prvnfm byl znamy h%etitolog
prof. DIR. BedTich Hrozny, zvo-
leny v r. 1885. Prof. Jacobso-
now dostalo Sc vzacneho uzna-
nj jeho vysoke vedecke kvali-
fikace take tim, re norsky
dstav pro srovnavaci kulturne
historicke badanf no povefil
veden1m vyzkumu o seversko-
slovanske vzajemnosti stfedo-
veke a rozhodl Sc uverejnit
knizne jeho prednasky 0 hla.
skoslovne kulture, ktere konal
ma universite v Oslo. V letnim
semestru Dude ma teto univer-
site pfednaset o vyznamu ces.
keno stTedovekeho boje narod.
nfho a jazykoveho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24

druzf odneseni byli zffzenci
gasolfnove STANCE ma "pevnou
zem". Woodrow Helm a Will
liam Rossman brodili Sc voda-
mi az pc kirk neil dospeli ku
automobile dra. Freedom.
Namaze policejn1ch a haste
skych zrizencG podaTila Sc "a
chrana Freda Geitz a Bessie
Sanford.
Skody mimo Baltimore byly
tezs1mi nezli v meste. Bleskem
poskozeno bylo nekolik budov
cftaje v to lekarnu v Pikesville
a stodolu ma statku George P.
Mahoney We Worthington Val
ley, ma nlz zpGsobena byla sko
da asi $4,000. We stodole by
10 nekolik kus1 dobytka vedle
zasoby sena a jinych pTedmetG
Pond6ln1 boure byla zde nej-
tezsf cd roku 1886 a lijak nej-
horst cd roku 1880.
- 16 rokI starry mlad1k u
smrcen byl v 1tery busem Bal
timore Transit spolecnosti We
1000 blocku Old York road.
Usmrcenym byl Herman Cap
Ian z Cumberland ulice. Poll
cejnf straznfk, Joseph Novak,
|udal, re varovaI f1dice busu,
re tento chybne jede ma ozna-
Gene jedne cesty ulice. Uka-
zal ffdici, kde obratiti, ably Sc
dostal z teto jedne cesty ulice.
Hned ma to, hoch usmrcen byl,
kdyz nesl bednicku S lahvemi
z tamn1 grocerie, ably tuto ma
lozil ma truck sveho bratra.
Truck stall ma zapadnf strane
ulice. Jfzda pc nj dovolena
smerem ku severn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
MlStnl Zprdvy.
AUTOMOBILY.

= Devitilety Harold J. Smith
z Jarrettsville, smrtelne IRA
men byl, kdyz do jeho bicyklu
vrazil automobil jednu mill Sc
verne cd mesta. Bicykl byl
rozbit. Automobil T1dil Cla-
renee E. Burton z Jarrettsville,
obchodn1k. HOch "a
kratko zemrel.
Til zeny, Dorothy a Wal
ter Barnes a Mamie Houck po-
raneny byly v nedeli, kdyz au-
tomobil jejich srazil Sc S auto
mobilem rizenym Adamem E.
Stacharonski re S. Montford
avenue.
- Isaac Worthington, 45le-
ty cernoch, usmrcen byl v ne
deli, kdyz automobil, v nemz
|jel S jinymi ctyfmi cernochy,
sjel z cesty ma Russell ulici u
krizovatky odbocky Curtis
Bay Baltimore and Ohio dra-
ny a vrazil do telefonnlho
sloupu.
= Tri zeny a ctyfi muzi Ia
chraneni byli z automobile u
vazlych v navalu vod az ku je-
Ijich strecham pod mostem
Pensylvanske drahy ma Frank
lin ulici v pondeli, kdyz mad
Baltimore zurila vetrna boure.
v prudkosti sve prvn1 v letosni
dobe. Bouri zastavena byla
skorem celia doprava, stromy
povaleny a sklepy zatopeny
lax v Baltimore tax sousednlcf
okresech.
Nekolik re zachranenych z
povodne ma Franklin ulici ma
lezeno bylo ma strechach Je
liich automobile. Jeden obstar
IL doktor a jeho manzelka ma
lezeni byli ma nejvysslm body
|jejich automobile. Jeden muz
ICarl Thorwarth z Glenmore a
venue wat Eyl z ponofeneh'
lautomobilu sveho v lodicce
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
Prvni Cechoslovak dostal fran.
couzsky valecny kriz.

francouzskych leteckych bri-
CAD byl cten rozkaz, v nemz
velitel stihacf skupiny cituje
desatnlka Cechoslovaka K. K.
V tonic rozkaze Sc pravi, Re
desatnik K, mlady pilot, vyko-
nal chrabry Gin 3. brezna pr
napaden1 mnohem silnejs1ho
nepr1tele mad nepratelskym L.
zem1m.
V techto dnech pfijel vyz-
namenany desatn1k-letec do
Parfze. Pekne rostly, triadva-
cetilety hoch, kastanovych VIA
sG, usmevavych tvar1, otac1 v
rukou baretem meme jiste, nez
onoho dine, O nemz mluvi bri-
gadn1 rozkaz, otacel f1d1c1 pa
kou stihacky.
Ma otazku, jak to vlastne by
10, odpovida zdrahave: "Kdy5
Tide jsou hrozne zvedavi -
Ale ma konec Sc prece podari
utvorit 81 z jeho az dojemne
skromnych odpovedf uceleny
obraz.
Patnact francouzskych leta-
del startovalo 3. brezna We
ctvrt ma IA S rozkazem: "Vol-
ne stfhanf". To je, vysvetluje
shovivave mlady pilot publiku
veskrze neleteckemu, let mad
nepratelske 1zemf, pri kterem
Sc ceka, naskytne-li Sc nejaky
predmet.
Kdyz jsme byli pet KIN. v
Nemecku - byli jsme ma g.
500 metr1 vysky = zacala pc
mas strilet jejich Defense con-
ire avions, nase CPL, obrana
proti letadl1m. Kdyz to zaca-
10, byl jsem asi $1,000 m cd
svych francouzskych kamara-
dG. Snail jsem sc je dohonit,
ale neslo to; byli jsme v boji S
Nemci.
Zacala vesela HONDA. Nahle
jsem pocitil tupy naraz v pra-
We noze a nejake plchanf v le-
We noze. Toho jsem ST pfllis
nevsfmal, protoze to celkem
nebolelo, ale horst bylo, re
jsem mel kabinu plnou koure.
Chtel jsem 81 il vyvetrat, dive
re vsak nesly otevf1t, a nouzo-
We otevirani Sc nejak zadrhlo.
Zkratka motor horel. Co
jsem delal? No, vypjal jsem
BENIN a zapjal has1c1 pflstroj.
A potion jsem udelal celem
vzad protoze s horicf masinou
nejsem mad Nemeckem mic pla-
ten. Sci jsem klouzave dol6
a miril jsem tam, kde je nej-
vic letist, abych mohl pfistat
tfeba ma jine basi, kdybych Sc
uz nemohl dOstat domu.
Kdyz jsem chtel spustit pod
vozek, videl jsem, re to nejde.
TAX jsem dosedl tax. Pribehl
Anglican, velke ESQ, a maval
lahvi S sampanskym. Ia pul
hodiny uz jsem byl pc operaci
Pc operaci? No, mel jsem Y
armaturni desce tTi kulky, kus
kr1dla pryc, v levem lytku
plast z explosivn1 stTely a \
pravem lytku til strepiny.
Kdyz jsem opustil nemoc
nici? 80. brezna. Jeden der
jsem Ease lltal, a potion prise
francouzsky kapitan a PR
mars odsud, a ma dovolenou
TAX jsem tady.
Mas hrdina otaci oboruruf
baretem. Ma modre bluse Ger
venozelena stuzka Sc zlatol
hvezdou citace. Skromny CHA
pee Sc zrejme cltf lepe v leta
die a v kr1zove palbe del, ne,
;Iv nasem krizovem vyslechu
-Takovy je prvni vyznamenan,
les. letec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
Tszka prace.

"Uz Sc castokrate hvezdafi
pokouseli zjistit vahu mes1ce,
ale pc kazde dospeli k jinemu
vysledku."
"Jak pax by ne! Vzdyt no
pTece nekdy pTibyva a jindy
Ease ubyva!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
ceska narodni banka Dude
likvidovati?

llkvIdOvatI!
"Ceskoslovensky boj" refe-
rule: Kdo sledoval vyvoj
kursG ma prazske burse, zjistil
S 1divem, re do polovice 1no-
ra byly vsechny d1lezitejsl
kursy neobycejne vysoke, v
druhe polovici byly pax pone-
kud sn1zeny, take celkovy
vysledek vzestupu, ktery trval
cele ctyfi mesfce, je O neco
menS1.
Dokonce i nacististi narodo-
hospodafi vyslovili v teto SOU
vislosti obavy z inflace, pri
cemz jim vadila take ia okol-
most, re vysoke kursy ceskych
podnikd ztezovaly germanisac
nj postup v hospodaTstvf.
Je velmi pozoruhodne, re
pfi teto celkove tendenci je
kurs Narodnf banky O 800 K
nizs1, dokonce i pc odecteni di-
videndy. Nen1 divu, re Sc to
povazuje "a predzvest likvida-
&c Narodnf banky, pTi tom by
ovsem majitele techto akcii
ztratili znacnou cast skutecne
hodnoty, jak Sc to dele SOU
stavne pri preblran1 jinych
hospodarskych podnik1.
= Nedavne cislo "Ceskoslo-
|venskeho boje" pise: - V ne
denim "Petit Parisien' zaby-
va Sc francouzsky general De-
beney brutaln1mi nemeckymi
methodami v Polsku a v Pro
tektorate.
V souvislostf S tim mluv1 o
obou armadach, polske a ces-
koslovenske, ktere existujf ma
francouzske p1de. Vzpoml-
ma, re v techto dnech rozloucil
Sc general Sirkorski S prvn1
cast polskeho vojska, odjlzde-
jfc1 ma frontu a prav1: "Brzo
to budou ceske divise, ktere
zahaj1 svGj pochod ma frontu."
General Debeney pravl, re
polska a ceskoslovenska arma-
da jsou vojska kvalitn1 a zvla-
ste chval1 dGstojnictvo. Ii,
kter1 prijeli z domova, ably bo-
jovali zde, mali pred ocima
strasny obraz krutosti v1teze a
utrpen1 porazeneho jejich ma
roda: zij1 jen, ably Sc dozili je-
no osvobozen1. Jejich moral
nj hodnota Sc pTirazuje k je-
jich skutecnostem.
Humor pod hakovinou sibenici.
Ne1navni a strostlivi PAM
protektoTi dnem i v noel duna-
il, jak "osladiti" zivot svych
ceskych chranencI, a jak cpati
bezedne nacisticke kapsy. O.
bemu 1celu slouzi "kontrola
krmeni dobytka." Humor ne.
selhal ami pod touto sibenic1
Pride = tax l1c1 81 BRUSH no
va" = k rolnikovi Gestapo q
pta Sc: "C1m krm1te slepice?'
= Gin bych je krmil," vece Sc.
dlacek, "slepice Sc krm1 zadnt
psenici." Plytvate potravina.
mil" hT1ma Gestapak, "zapla.
tite 100 marek pokuty!"
Zatim co Gestapak zdfms
nantau n tiSfcOVku h9z1 Danl.
mama varovat souseda. =
"Cim krmite slepice?" pta sc
"a pet minut Gestapak druhe.
no zemedelce. Poucen vystra-
hou odpovida sedlak: "Krmil
jsem je v m1ru zadn1 psenicl.
Tedko je krm1m jen brambo-
rami." = "Velezradce!" hTmi
Gestapak. "Plytvate 'potravi-
Mani. Zaplatite sto marek
pokuty a podruhe vas postavl-
me Ike zdi!" Zat1m, CO nebohy
shani tisfcovku bezf ODE PAM
many Ike tret1mu sousedovi.
"Cim krm1te slepice?" pta Sc
no "a chvili Frankly pohd-
mex. Sedlacek sc l1bezne u
smiva: "Vedi - dT1v v mlru
jsem ,je krmil erteplema a zad-
nj psenici. Ale pc tom, CO sc
stale, jsem jmenoval kohouta
v1dcem a ten je vod1 ma - CT
zi."
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